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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-09
HUH~.,1S-.

"A saloon-keeper says tho letters
W. e. +. u. mean women constantly
torment us." ..' -.".
-"Have you ever stopped to con-
slider what Is the chief end OF our ex-
istence on this mundane sphe"ep"
asked the solemn Old gentleman with
the shining garb. "D!vidend," replied
the oil speculator. -Terre Haute Ex-
press. .....
First ROBBIE "I've found tho
dress the lady OF tho house does her
shopping in. / suppose her purse is
in the pocket" Second Robber-
Then we IL have to tnke the dress
with u% We Gun hunt for'the pocket
when We have u whole day to spare"
First Member Sewing society,"
"Dear me! Here we've been talking
for three hours and haven't got to
sowing yet" Second Member "Sew-
ing? What sewingP" Third Mem
ber-''Why, sewing societies ought to
sew. you know" Tho pre- sident-
Ladies, owing to tho lateness of tho
hour the, Sewing Society for the
Amelioration Of the Heather will now
adjourn. IN. Y. Weekly.
Country Magistrate (genially. to
complainant)- "Oh. boys will be boys 8!
l wouldn't prosecute 'em. II was you.
That cut over y'r eye will soon heal.
and yo know they wouldn't u stoned
ye If We hadn't got mad when they
sassed We, Jest remember We was O.
boy once y'rself, and Magistrates
Wife Crushing in)-"Silasl Silas!
Them boys is in our orchard ag'in!'
Magistrate (darting up)-"Consarn
'em! Where's my shotgunp P" Puck.
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At A RURAL GATE

How Hank Parted from Tnllo One Charm
tng AuSust Night
'.Purty night. amt it. Tillya"
yes. purity enoughi goodnight.
Hank"
What's yer rushP'
I'D say rush il were YOU"
''Why. we amt been standing here
but a few minutes" ...
-:Sn-o-h, Hank Sparks, what q big
story-teller you are! We've been here
over an hour"
''Well, what If we havep"
"Well, that's long enough. that's
what We'd ought to be 'shamed Of
ourselves, anyhow"
What forP''
''For being 80 silly"
ii reckon we amt the only silly
folks in the world. then" .,..
THAT don't make no difference.
Goodnight" ...
mo. wait a minute, Tilly."
What forP You s'pose I'm going
to stand here all nightP"
Nobody wants you to stay here all
night; but 1 don't see why you should
snatch yourself away like this"
Pail be calling me first thing I
know"
''Let IN call; 1t won't hurt him"
at might hurt you II he took a no.
ton to come out or to set old Boze
loose"
''Poohi Who's afraidP"
you'd better be. Goodnight"
:'Wait a minute"
"What for, you big gump, youP"
"Oh, because"
II shan't stay out here another
minute"
Eyes, you will"
IL shan't Let go my hands!'
81 don't haze to-
''You mean thing. you! 1-l-if you
dare kiss me again. Hank SparksI"
"Oh, dAren't, ehP There!:
blank Sparksr'
There's another"
1--WE O notion to call for pa tDilI
if you kiss me again, SIR"
"Oh. you willP There! Now call
him.
YOU'RE the worst case 1 ever saw.
Shame OH your
''Pooh! / pity a Teller who amt
grit enough to kiss his girl when he
can"
'I'd be ashamed If was you, sir
Goodnight
"Good-night. lilly"
''Good-night.
''Good-night. Don't forgit that
we're going the singing-school Fri
day hight"
MAY be we will and may be we
won't"
YOU'D better look out, or I'll kiss
you again." ,..
Yes, you darem'H Goodnight"
"Hye, byn.'
'G0od-oye. Time.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-09

DEPUTY U. s. LAND AND MINERAL
surveyor for Nsvada. Mines laid oat
and Surveyed fer Patent. Land surveyed. ap.
plications, contracts. payments on land. and
app'rlaining to taking up or holding land Of
the State or Cove nmont stt;ndsd 10. shall
Keep fully posted as to all Isnds Isksn up aad
vacant in he eastern part Of Nevada. ~
dTsss, NIX, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-09

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WAS EsrABLJsHrn
accordance with Act Legislature Nevada
An Act to provide for tue Aes,
Society Of the State" approved March 7, 1885.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-09
1889. TN 1aS
STATE F:AI I 1889
will be heIaa
AT RENO.
Commencing September 50 and Ending October 5 ia
LIBERAL PREMTUMS
For Live Stock Department and Exhibits in Pa,

Trials of Speed to be Conducted Under the Auspices Of
Directors of the State Agricultural Society
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20

The rebuilding Of seattle il seriously
DELAYED BY the difficulties OF getting
bufIaing materials into the city.
us5ct, stone. Iamber. ETC., must for .
ttme q least come largely BY water.
and thsss are no adeqnase facilities for
Iandiug thsm ct convenient places.
IL siips formerly used By brick and
stone basees we're too limited in space
~ he business even at ordinary
tlnes. and h ths present emergency,
even X fully restored. would not afford
80 half Of he room required. II n
~ duty Of the council 70 immedistsly
provide The facilities 20 necessary It
iris time. The old slips should Be re-
STORED without delay and new ones
should 10 opened TO accommodate the
incfeased trathc- Another important
and immediate necessity il the inn
pFovement OF streets leading 10 the
places where general freights BY rail
or steamer reach the city. II Is now
next 10 impossible 10 get merchandise
from The cars at Grant street bridge or
from the only place Of general landing
q the foot Of Union street. The town
\ Suffering for the want OF goods, now
waiting 10 be unloaded. II IL viii 90
shout the business promptly, the eoun-
eiI can do much in = very practical
way 70 assist the city. Tile matter is
urgent and there should be no delay.
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The county commissioners hsvedsI-
nitrly selected as the site for the pro-
posed new county building. the ele-
waited aud very slightly block bounded
BY Fifth. Sixth, Columbia and Cherry
streets. This IL very happy eat.
come Of problem which has vesei
not only the commissioners bat the
pubhc In general for several weeks
pest. IL has been . very iiGheul,
matter 10 ind location 81 once con.
venient 10 the business center, slightly
and in price within REASONABLE. limits.
The Hill proposition. while very at
trsctiye IN several s>pvcss. involved
removal II county eflces and records
too far from the business center. The
Same Vas also true Of the Rentnn
proposition. 10th 81 these offers. after
careful consideration. were 81 nssss.
sity thrcsn aside. and the eamuats.
sioners then addressed Themselves -
the task al ending situation iess ~
mote. To do this has required sn ia.
finite amount 81 research TO which the
commissioner have devoted pretty
much the whels 81 tae past tau weeks.
Esery sssisslsls siis has hern exsnAtasss
in the light 81 al iss advantages
and Disadvantage. ana The ssaee-
ton finally nasee VAS eased upon
. careful balance of these con.
siderssIons- In cur Judgment. 4
Is the very best possible under the cir
camstAne~x. The block selected has
been secured at reasonable price.
leaving fund fos tho erection ~
buildings sufficient ~ 10 the -avk ia
handsome style. The commissioner
have demonstrated s-nsh tustgnaen.
and taste. They have dosss well. very
w~ll. ana the es1nsy Is 80 be esaassas-
utata3
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle IS sallnws:
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend
ard yietori,i. AZ 600 ?. N. passengers rsA-
ceiyed on board ~ 500 y, m on June ,. :,
y. AZ, -. ~. aud every 1--WE days thereafter.
For Alaska: Al 2 a. m. June l., Il, -,
July :. IL, Ia. y. August /. IL, IL. 2e, Sep
TENDER 10 and sS
From SAN Francisco, for Victoria an
Puget sound ports: Az a. m, Jaue 4, Q,
Il, 10. "A, 3. xnd every FIVE days thereafter.
Csbsn tckse,x may be Obtained At the
Office Of the company at THE Russell"
Storage tickets from the purser on board
steamer.
G00DALL PERKINS & CO.. Gent Agts.
No. 10 Market street. San Francisco, Cal.
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The general public OF Seattle Is
under special obligation At this time
for loyalty TO our local tradesmen.
Most Of our merchants lost heavily by
he IRE, but they are making heroic
efIorts 70 answer the extraordinary
demands upon them. Nearly every
1ine Of trade IL represented In the re-
vived establishments located At one
PLACES or another along Second. Third
and upper Front streets. Stocks are
perhaps less complete than formerly,
bat they are sufficient TO answer ever
immediate local necessity. They hsse
been hastily massed, not more With
the view OF Immediate profit
than ~ accommodating the
general public. aud Of holding
the business Of Seattle In is
accustomed and natural channels
This l. fact which should not fail OF
recognition and appreciation. Who
ever has purchases 81 make should en-
deavof h. make then, At home. and
thus en-, anragc the efforts Of those
who, In tie midst OF many difficulties,
are sseki z 10 rehahiiisate the town in
IL scnerTi business character. Even
IL the or softanitles for selection are
In some mes less advantageous than
might bs desired, Il Is duty that We
all ow. I. make the most If what We
have at, @r than 10 90 abroad,
Par icl afiy Is this duty Incumbent
upon as who escaped direct loss hy
the Il .. These fortunate ones. and
there sre many suess, can. hy strict
loyalty & our local tfsdesmen, assist
10 sosse KENT Ia repair tbs damages
III the latter. and this, too. without
any serious sacrifices on their ewn
part.
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Steamship Idaho

Will leave Seattle 10 a. m. June 6, Is and 10
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports, and az IL p. m. June 10, p. and July
for Portland. Oregon, calling At Port
Townsend. Port Angeles. Victoria and As
toria with freight and passeugerx
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UNION TICKET OFFICE

Tickets TO al points via Union Pacific,
Oregon Short Line. Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Only Office In Seattle
selling via su the through lines
Y HARDING,
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err NOTICES

DEufSTgATIoS oF NOTICE.
IL - kerSky g1vSn TIA: th~ reg s;sxssss
e sntezs fsz Ike casusug sssf eiscs iAa wiA
szkT pl&es al ss.s Osssrs Of the civ clerk in
tsae eaaFs Acase' 1n FAtg8 street. aexsesa
@Nae 81 AH4 SSoe - lsSa. taeiussxe. 80
ssHcsa The Aassss % .. N sfsd L assIn IA
aHs ,. IA, , "a sn& > p -.
a. ~ FsRkss Registrar
ss&f5ss - - sS.sz
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G. s. Mail Sifamer Hassalo.

Leaves Seattle for whatecsn and all WAY
landings Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS al Ill a. m. Arrives AT whatcum Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays at 5 p. m.
Returning. leaves whascom sundays
Tuesdays and Thursdays a. $50 ?. m Ar
rives at seattle Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS At d m
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nKMAkK or Mnon.
TIE Seattle C~tassr~she Was Ne
awsrsfse te ~ ell. fessssi fs0ess.

The srsss saiasasss - sasnssaen
hAs hssss sealessd by ere an the ssaoxxs
u Pages soanss. sss whaSh abe bose IL
fFoS~rts il sa.A 10 - ss~xrsy as grras.
heaEh hAffsis ~isanat nnsssh, II arr.
toN - hye Ssasss< IL . tksssshx
De1n9 &tr, which IN reevat ysAxs has
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ia IA szs~i TON STEAMSHIP SIk-
l rsaaa Fa4as SEE 7e&sssa. r@rss-
s@x s~Es sF3 fsssssxzs - - Fs - q
ssteS szf tzsas re= AzzsssSs tx
esswsss ssss sss T
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Tlaissa and ssniaAnss lssts
Steamer Geo. Il. Starr

Leaves Seattle At IL p. m. sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays. Arrives AZ xhatcpm
81 II q. m Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days. Returning. leaves Whaseom nj ) p.
M Mondays and Wednesdays and on sat
uriays al n. sn- Arrives ~ Seattle az ~
m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and ON sat
ursiays al shssns : y, m
EaS- Ssssrscr lands at an regular land
inys except Oak Harbor. LaCanner and
FidaigoI
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g.ssEsSDs- a RACK WALNUT N1Eg Eg-
Z cap sssk ARHs9 FisoS h FAses. AT
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n4RRrfn

ANN A1- neIyaS-Ea TIE rfr<E gsssty-
terrain eisHrcs ~ -sssfle. s0ns ~, g7as
b Rev kssfeE brown LeFeu q. Auw2y
and Isabel Mclean.
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- -.

Ans N5s1sAAss5, akzsss- II sssss e. = ~
Va seeess kS0Vex xg5e@s xzsttsset. Feasasa.
gwssSs, sszzzsssgs Essss Esssss szsszs@ ezAA1 :.
- d -<EAs@ayz.
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eHHFNTTaxsrfkyrE


AE AND AkS ~ T. CASTLE. HEAL
vi srs ard Teachers Isseasisa Foarta
ssFsss, sorzA 81 Z ke szrest. r. O. hex ? Sc
ss1i@ at
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Advertisements under she herds ~ Lost
Pound, For sale. For hrst, and situations
Wanted will b~ inserted ~ The rate Of 2
cents = word for first insertion. cent
word for each subsequent Insertion. Pay.
meat always In advance.
NOTH'E-The business once Of the Posr-
fsrxLIs6ESfxa wtEs hereafter be open until
-. m. Classified advertisements viii be
received up ~ this hour
The following letters are awaiting solver
a. al (. s. nM. KH G
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IHNIlsf-4pF a4anFvYgs.
HorsE NOTING avn RaJsISG-

LINES sET uF robson TaE SOUND;
i al sozk psanpsiy done and sasfs.
fscston guaranteed " Barris., r.. @. box
81 residence : 9g- Second street
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BASKOF E0R

Corner o. 7sUus - r..
Foreign and sionssS;:
and sold; tesexrnbAie "a
posts received. snS
business Transacted T.
We have syecsaI 49,.
coi.ecfions In al reyn - -
and Canada Hour, ;
uruaAya u. 0SAA 49,
ptRECrOxS: H.
dent; JOHN Y. OsrrAvn.,
T. y. SAsLRy. CAsAisr: s
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I SsSszsszssss sSsS~ - sse95see a nsE fEa
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Graz IL hA&xskt&s IN Iafs "A
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INfTn nnIRn.

NfANTfo~ by JUNE 2aFH BOARD is
w private family TOE family ~ fears
best al svfs Frncss. Address j. ;. sashos Il,
n a. h-aR se1
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o. Z. & N. CO.


VIII leave Seattle daily. exceps Sunday,
Iouchinx 1t al intermediate points.
For Tacomn-Afl % q m, p IA and
\ N.
For vicforia-Ats SIS = m.
For 0,ympia-Af ? p m.
For Tacoma: SCNDAIS-At l:So . -.
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nfNrkn- elRINEEs.

&(sAN 80 - A T9ffNG NAN. MOI
w ~ s. o. WnFS. having few han
fted snl1sfS Mould iAe - SGT into ssI0e
Va - tea y Il Fay. ssGFcss room ]. ], 80
fsHsA.s sveslas F3sssfaa
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At : PER CENT,

FNa hsssa2 stesk tn sts American hasld
sag, ssssn ssss Investment Ss@sfEs. 81 CHI
f&xss. SIT eazhAs yea - ID fAss SIS ssnre
rsss IS sascre.s kHs gagtssf Ias,srYNasi.sn
ssissrsss 80 sFsiy - y - Rraa&i1a & Ca.
-. tssz ssa IA sssesz, <s~iSas haszsx sasszss 2
81 a. a.
1fksNxN rs LOAN IN tAEMS AID
VI ssls R1pFsr1s aa fEtsrNhla fsTsss a ~
B Hs7sarrt~ssz fssisssiAl A.k FSsaxs -
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fI~o igsSE-tsr ON NORTHWEST COR
l nsr ri Front aud Nal sea. t4asiae.
iass Jesse svsessaatls rcnfsl. beat retail
ioeaiioa tss the city shepard & I-yoa. sssf
Columbia street
rlp IEA-K--auT on fHtRn STREET.
i between Columbia ana Asrios STREETS,
Gill - leased so tvn ~ asss<H YEAR u
taksa Immediately. Apply ~ " ecots.
! M sasysh stlyxt. e-stAet ~ me.
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NloSKY To- LOAN BUILDING as>st-
vi eissiea sfussx fer sale. Fsank II West
sine. roam :, Boston btoes. Commissioner
ios tewnsyisaasa.
MONEY MONEY LOANED ON Chat
vi sxls aud osacr securities FsiKsns 4
sleies = ~s.sx sd sfTv>gf
MONEY 10 Is5AN IN FARMS. Txsf-.
vi sszsiels marriages.. etc. ssesa. r. siil-
Fsers = To
Sa0SkN TO LoAS-NkE- :. DAN
vi les, Resirs ~. Boston esos,k.
t.,iEh rkR CEST ESTERssr-Thg
A. Arsssirss ENssaaEE. Lean Aal Iaxest
sssat ssc.tgx 81 geiessp. III. hare wfssss
fheiF xvaef4i Nssssf8 va secs. "a q
fssnkt8n 4 Ca. ssnsa , Sew "a sasoA.
thss fhey Nzii l,saa ssssessa ia sssHesy DAYS
y hs'Y yss1tsA ssssslc.
ATONEx ~ tNxN ~ BUSINESS PafiFs-
VI efg ~ su stag tese~ssss az shN tzsr.
sssa 1sstuzz 49, s4ssn ~sk e. Il @xa Fran.
csSN ssa7sss g tssslisEassh. rAra , "a,
asr fsnN t1s
ssssSKa IU Ian - 81 &sN 10
VI assy a1a faTa pea@Fsy a. &ssSs-sk
Tstsss 80 81 ag@s - eias sasgAssss kag f.sre
alss as eeaeg IS rTaassd sazas sgsssssas
sraak = tse ans f. sesiea. Fsssa Is,
reasAlsi hBsek NsBfsSsatsag Lombard
: Ia ersk Ks.t
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And see that your ticket reads vie this line,
81. Paul or Minneapolis, Ia avoid changes
and serious delays oecasioned by other
routes.
Through Tourist Sleeping Cars run ON
line Berths Tree. Lowest rates, quickest
time.
GENERAL OFFICES OF the company. l2i
First street, corner Washington. Portland.
A. ID. CHARLTON, Asst Gen. Pass. Agt-,
No. III First street, corner Washington,
Portland, Oregon.
W. B. SPENCER, Ticket Agent, r. s. s. r.
R. deDOt
A. CHlLBERG, Ticket Agent. Seattle.
Northern Pacific Company at Graham d
Duulton'r, Boston bloch
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NOR kRxr -fEST oS NATION
Il skfvei 1ssfWesa second saa Est,t
ssssgsA.e fsa sessN ssns 81 xsfts ~ see
ersaaA ks.saasl. isaaMlrs as va .An ssFesk
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-05

ROOMS TO Lisr.
DFsfRAHLE OFFfCls Is COTTON EXCHANGE
IL building Apply 10 HENRY HOTTER, rcr.E
L'URSIsIiED EoOMsA -
INURNIsIIED AND uNFURNl8nED SUITABLE
II Tor Light housekeeping at 10 ~. oil 80 81
INURNIsHEp ROOMS Al Jai MAIN STREET
u adjoining 0aycso Hotel.
NICELY FunNfIinp HOOMs ron GENTLE
~ men. Apply II itO vnion street
nLFAsANrLY SITUATED FuHNi1iED ASD
i nntdmlshcd noon. 10 n Nanei .tfiel
TWO UPPER FtuOfs ABOVE fTERSHERG A
i -ouf. $40 Main sirccL Apply at ~ Aain u.
rINwo DESIRABLE ROOMS. PLEASANT 40.
i rality private family. Afdfcs ~, Appeal
40 CnoiCE Rooms NEWfY FiTTED ~
1O aud admirably arranged for hntrl purposes.
nnis lof mile. ~ general fillnuad onl6ts lfluT
tho second. thind aud fourth floor ul NHlifHH
hlork 80 a. fs Main STREET VIII make liberal
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-05

THE Ohio leaves this afternoon at o'clock
for CINCINNATI.
THE Chickasaw goes out tomorrow at 8
O'Clock p. m. for White River.
The Commonwealth is hourly expecte 4 10
pass here bound for New Orleans
The Ruth clears at o'clock p. m. for New
Madrid and points on the upper coast.
The Belle Memphis is announced to pass
here this morning at 10 o'clock bound for
Natchcz.
The $. l., Wood Is due here with twenty
eight. boats and barges of coal for New
Orleans.
THE Eugene brought in from the Arkansas
River yesterday 100 bales OF cotton, 20 bags
of seed cotton and Cos sacks OF cotton seed.
She goes back this afternoon at o'clock.
CART. DAVID NJ DRYDEN, OF Jacksonville
Ind, one OF the old Falls pilots, has met
with luck, having just been granted pen
sion and back pay amounting TO Si,69J.35.
His name was dropped from the rolls in
1873.
The cargo on barge GO, of the st. L. & NJ.
V. I. Company, sunk yesterday week ago,
lust below Lake Providence, consisted of
2s77 barrels and 470 half barrels flour, 49,
barrels meal, 253 barrels grits, 1852 sacks
corn, 50SB slcks oats, 200 sacks bran, 10 sacks
flour, 100 tierces aud 275 boxes lard, 205
quarter alos hay, /, 3S3 sash weights, 80 bar
rels oil, casks chains 10 boxes bacon, in
all lGy33 packages.
A HuMERousLY signed petition was recently
sent to Col. w. Il. Merrill, United States
F-gineer Corps, in charge of Government
><Nr9io River improvement concerning the
removal Of the dangerous ledge OF rock op.
posite Brooklyn harbor, Immediately below
Paducah. Mayor Charles Reed, OF that city.
has received the following letter from Col.
Merrill regarding the project: "The removal
OF the rocks In question has been ordered by
the Chief Of Engineers, and will be under
taken during the present season. The work
has not yet been advertised, since IL can
only be done during low water and IL is not
well TO make the contract 20 far ahead. The
sum OF S50001as been allotted to this work. "
\, TnK coal men OF Louisville have received
iadvices from Pittsburg concerning what
promises TO be q successful effort at forming
a gigantic pool which will control all the
output and product Of the Monongahela
VALLEY. This scheme has been agitated a
number Of times during the past ten years,
but at no time has IL given better prospect
OF success than at the present At meeting
OF the Pittsburg Coal Exchange, held few
days ago, the project was very thoroughly
discussed and committee was appointed
10 visit every operator In the district and In.
duce him 20 enter the pool. II every opera
tor joins the combine, prices can be uni
fornly fixed and the coal mining business
can be made paying one. The project Is 10
organize all the mines into one mammoth
concern, and 20 turn over TO the new com
pany all the steamboats, and floating stock
owned by the various operators. The affairs
OF the company will be directed by board OF
managers, and stock will be issued for the
full value OF all property turned over 10 the
syndicate. The company will save money
for the operators. as fewer boats aud men
will be required TO ship the coal aud do the
work necessary for carrying on the business
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-05
I.onh ont fer ChoIera.

Look ont for Cholera.
WAsutNurov, August 4, sG2.-lIaving
made frequent u.s. ~ J. & @. Magnfc's
Ilcnnc Plant, ! consider u an almost infalli-
BILE specific Tor cholera. diarrhma. dyscn-
terry, aux, etc. and can recommend it o.
such. =. IT, LoNo,
Colonel 4. - A Chiofrop. Engineers.
.aaarsa
ewing Them Auay.
We are giving away every twentieth
pair Of Shoes Cur md seq our plan.
Eyerythine 90 ~ pr cent discount Tor
Ioyen day, uo.r
I.oam 6 Co.. $40 Main Street.
Sow thrf, i4rah fhis.
The rurest apl only genuine Natural
leaf" chewing tobacco is "nnslcy's W.
n. T." EyonNnr riit i.
LANES tapr en..fr O. syrrH.ty nc Mem
phis Steam launify. "a second street
Branch Office 81 iiNn.