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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-02
Wyoming Morals.

Wyoming seems to be a place Of
such strict morality and justice that
it is little wonder tho pens of her
scribolors arc made to wag mourn
fully over tho short comings Of Utah.
Yest ,rday they kicked man to death
in order to koep the peace. tho other
day thoy hung woman because as q
cattle thiot she rather excelled some
Of tho Big cattle corporations over
there, an the general bearing of tho
people is that of determined men
who are bound to have a pure and
moral pc ople ic half OF them have to
be hillel 10 bring the blessed state
around. But what a joke it must
seem to be reporter, after writing
up tho particulars of hanging a
woman, or tho kicking TO death of q
man, to turn and moralizo upon the
wici1odl,ss Of people n little further
West, AMI to gravely add that the
stlto OF things there indicates loose
and weak moral perceptions. Wyom-
ing is good country in many re-
spects, and has many thousand ster-
ling citizons. But as an umpire on
morality, tho average Wyoming nows-
paper maj should deal in theories
0nd not invite nor provoke compari.
sons.-IS. l.. Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-02
County Official Paper.
busy DIGGING rae HEPUBI.l.
GAN PARTY,6 GRAVE.

The Salt Lake Tribune Rep.O in
the course Of an editorial under the
heading "Not Over production Nor
Tariff" contains the following ex-
tract: "When Congress demonetized
silver had it but gone little further
and demonetized gold also and made
oil debts payable in diamonds, sap
phires and rubies, prices would have
fallen much more rapidly than two
per cent. per annum, and it would
not have been with much patience
that the people would have listened
to some diamond merchants disserta-
tions that the fall in prices was en-
tirely due either to tho tariff or to
over production. But when the
birds Of prey, who, under the title Of
bankers, as they pile up their for
tunes wrung from the necessities of
the people, advance those same theo-
ries the people look at the stately
houses in which those men dwell, at
the fair carriages in which they ride,
and say: These mon are sharp
enough to accumulate great fortunes,
they must certainly know all about
finances And Congress seems to
take the same view; the over-esti-
mated gentleman who is Secretary Of
Treasury seems to hold to the same
idea, and the President of the United
States has so far given no sign that
he is big enough to take any higher
ground. Rather it looks as though
no was busy digging the Republican
party's grave"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-02

Following is a list of tho bills al
lowed by the Board of County Com
missioners at their regular meeting
on Monday, September 2, 1899:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-02

M. Reinhart has
just received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from SCI 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-02
GENERAL FUND-M1scE1LANEoUs.


j w auckland, janitor. 80. 20 90
@ w Grover Co printing. -. 100 90
Geo Bartholomew, work. -. 600
Elko Water Co, water. 49,. 5 90
Bo B I'd Brig, armory rent. IS 90
Jas Adams, Tailor rs 90
Goo II Meigs, Recorders fees 43 60
VIM Carlisle, Constable's fees 10 SO
J A Palmer, Justices fees,
claimed, sl8 %, allowed. II rs
S NJ Henley, Justices fees. 6 90
w S Hillman, Justices fees. 10 90
J r Bradley & sons, lumber. 116 80
J NJ Mateer, Constable's fees 81 70
Payne & Miller, lumber. 38 81
r McAtee, scalps. ........... 8 SO
w johnson, scalps. ........ 9 SO
j w Frost, scalps. .......... IL so
Jas A Moors, scalps. .... 8 50
G w Grover Jr, work on road II SO
ROAD FUND.
M B Dunton, Tuscarora. -. 252 IS
John Tanner, Wells. ...... 80 90
H G Irland, Columbia. ..... 60 SO
B F Yates, Elko. .......... 46 90
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF ELKo.
I, l.. o. Henderson, County Clerk
and Clerk of the Board of County
Commissioners, in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify that tho
foregoing bills were passed and ord
cred paid by the Board of County
Commissioners on the End day Sep
TENDER, A. D., 1889.
L. 0. HENDERSON,
~ County Clerk and Clerk
r,( OF Board of County Com
missioners, Elko, New,
~ September 2, 1889.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-02

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL ESTABLISHED n
accordance with Act Legislature
An Act
Society of the State March Z
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-02
Matchmaker and JeWe1er,

An immense stock
of Wallpapers, Bor-
ders and Decora-
tons, in all grades
and qualities and at
lowest prices at
Remnants. These
goods have just ar
rived and are the
latest patterns out
this season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25
General News,

INDICATIONS of rain.
RIVER rising steadily.
BUSINESS good on the levec.
Ruth for New Madrid at pm.
> THE Granite State leaves Cincinnati today
for this port
The Cherokee is the Monday evening
packet for st. Louis.
TIE U. p. Schenck. with a full load, passed
to New Orleans yesterday.
THE Golden Rule will be up on Tuesday
next, bound for Cincinnati.
TnE Arkansas City was expected TO pass
here last night for st. Louis
The Ohio will arrive on Monday and is the
Tuesday packet for Cincinnati.
TnE Lee Line mail packets had fair
trips for the upper and lower coasts.
The United States snagboat ii. G. Wright
Is at work between Cairo and 81. Louis.
TllE Joe Peters will arrive tomorrow and is
the Tuesday evening packet for Arkansas
River.
TnK John Gilmore with six barges, from
ST. Louis, passed TO New Orleans yesterday
morning
THE lighthouse tender, Joseph Henry, was
dropped down to the foot OF Union street
yesterday.
THERE are several towboats ready TO leave
P1ttsburg with lows OF coal II the rise Will
pan out 20 their interest.
The James Lee will be here in the morn.
ing and is the mail packet leaving on Mon
day evening for Arkansas City.
TnE Bonanza departed last night for
Cincinnati with 100 bales cotton, twenty
bales rags and fair list of people.
q THE Coahoma brought in 10 bales Of cot
ton, Is sacks potatoes and some miscella-
neous freight She returned TO Friars Point
last evening.
The City OF Monroe Is the Anchor Line
packet passing here tomorrow forenoon for
Nicksburg, Natchez and way landings. Capt.
Ben Howard commands.
The Anchor Line steamer City OF 81.
Louis Is announced TO leave from the ele-
yator at 3 o'clock this evening for New Or
leans. Capt. James U Neal commands.
TnE Ruth came in yesterday morning
with five bales OF cotton and some miscel-
laneous freight. She returns 10 New
Madrid this evening. Capt. George Malone
commands, with A. l.. Cummins in the
Office.
IT is probable that the River Commission.
now ON its tour Of inspection along the lower
Mississippi, will recommend that an appro-
priation be made by Congress 10 remove the
bar that Il forming In front OF the elevator
at this port which Is giving steamboats, 50
much trouble Of late.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25
srATioSA

srnrNoru 10 vigorously push n business.
strength to study Tor a profession, strength
10 regulate n household. strength b. DO a
days labor without physical pain. 10 you
desire strength II you are broken down,
have no energy, feel ~ n lie was hardly
worth living. you can be relieved aud ~
stored 10 robust health and strength by TAX
ing Browns Iron Bitters. a suro curu Cor
dyspepsia, malaria weakness and az diseases
rcquifinga true, reliable tonic. IL acts on
the blood nerves and muscles, and regulates
every part Of the system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25
AInn,. salr ma sure.

II n saio TO take Bandrcih's Pills NJ any
time. bat 10 get the best results they should
be taken ON on empty stomach before going
10 bed. For Constipation or Dyspepsia one
or two taken every night will. IN short
time. perform an absolute cure. II Il well
90 take n purgatiyo at least once or twice n
month M a preventive 81 disease. Brand.
rcl's Pills arc entirely vegetable, and the
safest and most effective purgatye ever In.
troduccd TO the public. They have been
used In this country for over fifty years.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

UTNIIHI I'T'TIIIITI W IITU NTT|NI1
CAIRO, H.. May 2L-The Buckeye State
passed up last midnight with fair trip. The
The Future City left this afternoon with six
bargcs OF freight for New Orleans. The
Sidney Dillon brough out three bargcs aud
goes back with three. The City Of ST. Louis
added 20 tons here and left at I pm. for
Now Orleans. The Emma Etheridgc goes To
Hickman this evening it'll five bargcs Of
rock. The Baton Rouge, up tonight at o
O'Clock, Is putting OIL 400 bundles shingles,
and will leave at midnight for 81. Louis.
The City Of Monroe arrived at . o'clock to-
night and will add 50 tons and sail by mid
short time tonight. River 202 feet on lie
gauge n rise Of thiny-two inches In twenty
Lpur huurs
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E,nn.,IIIe.Ind.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE Ind, MAY 2L-The Ohio, de-
layed by fog above Louisville, wires arrival
tomorrow morning. The Buckeye State Is
above pnducah, vnd tclcgruphs arrival by
daylight tomorrow. Nothing arrived or
departed except locals and the sentinel from
Goloonda with two bargcs Of lumber. Bust.
mess active on the lcvce, with liberal offer
ings Ia the short trades and good round lots
accommodating for long tonnage. The tow
boat Sentinel returns 10 Paducah Monday
with gmutigs
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MYERS * SN Fed.
rKOrWEToiG
30 SECOND ST.. MEMPHIS. TENN
Non-Rosldent Notice.

so t1l. a. Din the Probate Count q shelby
county. Tuunesac--M e. a Chcuy "a a. Va
George W. lylC ctal
ItappsarInf from original bnl IN This cause that
tha attendants haliIr Little aud her husband ihu
iI.fir. an residents oi ncaycI station Niirnia,
Nlrth iauIIua thomas u. ihlfpHu q resident
cd Midwife. GuorIla iucy Wnffru and husland.
b. g. Warren. ore nsldruts ~ Il.rHuml county.
Nluh Carolina. IVA Nufrrit minor j. rttl'
dput ~ ElgtgUmh county Nuuh taloiinai flaclo
IhIucn and Howard thistcn are tysdeni. 81
Ihrucu. clayton fhlEpgn. William Thgpen, Kelly
IhlRIcn aud uiyari lhirprn minor, atc RIB
don't. ut IIruDuuh county. North Carolina, W IT.
whitley ~ usldput ui nuind county. North CAS-
ollua. Thomas r. Howell l. accident 0i iufijihe,
Arkansas The unknown heir 81 Thomas -. and
Mattn T. House. names unknown afy tosIdrnu %
GrHUuyil'r Nuuh Cafuliua aud Che uuknuHn
hcIr uf Elizabeth Howell and iinlo'l Howell,
their names aud residences. except iNAi Ut lhgmM
g. Howell, hcinF unknown H.l non fthilpn.
Of shelby county. irnurHsCn. and ihnt clch oi
nfnnHaid dcipndlut are hn.u Hnd IHiunuie = ui
above styled hll has loru nIel n uHlgf % sluicct
tn sale iof partition the ri' rshir 90 NJ W. merry
de- afaod sltuatri boz shelby county ltuurstN
Its therinfp oriefgi. lhti thgy mnsr thelr "
urarance h.fUIu 10 ihH tuuihHl'o ni rh,inf
county. iu Che CIV ui Memphis nov laAiH ~
irlrt III SHELBY county. Tenn. ou ihc hf,i Nonlay
lu June ls.l aud plead. nusWrf ~ ugnuf w eunf
piainautg bIli uf the same viii hc taken ~ con.
frssfd A. tH fNrH Hul go luf uuauug thpftN anu
fist rnnY uf I. nHirf hg published unep week
hi iotff ..Ity WeUks .u ihu Memphis AppoaL
This th day of May, is't
a true COW Attest quarry ci..s
uy Thomn ulHlgo. o. q. -.
I1nl a kinney, solicitors Tor Vompnnan@
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40 Cincinnati.
Special Dispatch to The AZ

Special Dispatch Ia The Appeal.
CINCINNATI, o., May 2I-River falling
with n feet on the marks nj pm. Warmer
and showcry during the day. Business fair.
The Andes returned 10 Wheeling with q
good trip. The II. y. Frisbic arrived with n
tow Of salt aud iron Tor ST. Louis and the
south
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25

NHFaHTI0HNF WHW UNIV NIHTa.
Leaves Arrive,
stimltrd ENa.- tl0nm eilmltct ~ .. 100 a NJ
EMAIL nnd III. sloan EMAIL aud Exa. no. D. ne
iNDwhJm 40 ttipm iNCNlrm 40 SIS am
Limited express trains run tulli between Ne n.
pha and Louisville carrying Pullman Buffet
bnwng Room sleeping tarl Mall aud Erpfcas
runs fllld between Memphis AMI Louisville. car
fYuE slrFaut .rUpInr aud reclining chair ears con.
ufriln. closely nt FULTON fur Cairo ~ louis and
thiurn giving the 0ulY day tuIu ifUm Memphis
b u IuuI- ILrL.I mL-Inn mmInI I.lLIIL lLuLl-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25

SPECIAL FEATURES-
ny tctm, ~ contract tho Conuauy fnut' frro,ls
the u all prize. included In the schcve W =,
trlllng a single ticket and receive The folls. ~
official permit
cEkTifiCATE = hereby certify hat the LoB.
don Rank Of Mexico aud South Aricfica has on
special deposit the neccsary funds % guarantee tho
lUuedogucla puhllca.
Il ROD1GuEZ RIVERA. IniervcnioE
Further the Company T. Euuinsi 70 d..lributn
fftysln pcf cent ~ the value ~ All the Tickets In
prizes -alawcf proportion than 10 given BY any
other LOTTERY
FINALLY the number 81 tickets Il LIMITED 10 n011
-Duu0 les than arc sold bY other Lotteries using
The aainU schomc
Dor fun particulars nd ifcu y. Hnsssttl, Apar
tado "a, City OF McHtcn OF .. W, CULLEN, fia
Iiar,iees street, Nashville, Tenn, General Agent
tnf state IT Tennessee To ave time IN rttuna
Tickets address your lCttru 10 Nashville. Tenn.
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singe OF the llI,er..

OFFICE si0NAL eEnvICE. U.sA,
MENfuis. Tenn, May q. is,q.
The following observations arc taken at all sta.
tlnns IN The 18th meridian time, which Il one hour
later tlHu Memphis time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25

Columns, Ind. May 2L-Thore was a
heavy white frost hero last night which
did considerable damage 10 fruit aud veg.
ciablos. The wheat which Is heading out
IA aieo somewhat injured.
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THE RIVERS.
boats Leaving.


Arrivals-Ruth, New Madrid; Bonanza,
Cincinnati; Rosa Lee, Gold Dust Coahoma,
Friars Point John Gilmore New Orleans;
u. p. Schenck, Cincinnati; City Cairo, ST.
Louis.
Departures Bonanza, Cincinnati; Rosa
Lee, Gold Dust, Coahoma, Friars Point;
John Gilmore St. Louis; U. L. Schenck,
New Orleans; City Cairo, Natchcz.
In Port-Ruth, Gayoso, Joseph Henry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25

LIT r. NJ Galbrealh, No. 10 Madison
street, rent your houses and collect your
rents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25

LADIES, for 25c you can buy Hat worth
500 at 4. layigne'S
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25

suscbribo for tho Memphis Weo!ly
Appeal 81 per yeer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25

Leaves Afrivst
~ n Nnil.......hn1 pm 81 % Mall i0 an
faafdn lnufuss 400 b m eiariif Etpurss n O. an
iAtm q Lol ff7Uhm tAc'm a tl1'l fra.1 pm
rrurugcu between Memphis and Sands should
take HHfiia expires o. local iuight as mail talu
will NOT stop NJ stations between Mumphsuud tar
die Tile accommodation aud local freight carries
q coach irr che accommodation ~ lufril fuYrL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25
CHEAP COLUMN.


CHEAP COLUMN.
-
<s,r-,fs-nens 10 1isooumn wl be CHARGED a, -r,.os
Isc ,or t,co les oAs u.sgiiO i,oO taseroas 2S oas
,cDs. An, u
Nt'N, wv - IL -------
5prRsoxu
--------------s,- ., =,
A sIIBRoOK & WHITE 22 FRONT ST. PAY
"A highest cash prices or Hides. FuS and Wool
JJIprs AND FURs WANTED AND HIGHEST
prices paid. SSHElBl.ER & co oO3 Main a.
=, = s,IIru coIsNTy rvDI;pT,VTp Tp,
Kerr avenues. 81 N0'"0' N"'''''' "'''
-------------------
xv.Sr,,,
-,,Tns.c ~ GO Yoo,,,CnI.; -, :, ;, ,,,-,;
a flhsl oLnSS s, muY ~ ~ ~ I, SON-
A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN AND STOCK
~ keeper i s, 9SmSp45G store Address WITH rel
erencvs, .. ~. 9Sh1Stt W., NlaIAsuao, Mles.
A YOUNG LADY TO CANVASS IN CITY FOR
~ subscriptions good salary. H. X $, Appeal
PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL OF 81 600.
"A fine Investment For further particulars ad.
dress QUEEN. care Appeal.
A CoLoRrD WOMAN COOK. CALL AT 500
"A. Main street: good wages
A WHITE GIRL WHO KNOWS SOMETHING
~ about cooking Applv NJ gg2 Adams street (,
,,,,1,S, .osn ,,,,,,,,. -, -, 49,,
n woman a, 40 Mostly " Genor Il honsa Sorf
:. -
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES OK koOMS IN
~ some priva.c nouse, WIN OF without board
would prefer TO furnish the rooms himself must
pess psrt Of the oIts Addnss Min All SartIe1larS
A, r., care Appeal.
=. -, :. ,,,,,,,
n ssnt n manniactnrcf, 40 nor W. wcct ~" small
capitai required A ddrss with stnmp. MANU-.
FACTURER Box 7O West Acton Mass
:, -, -.
n N w NJ MAN WIFE NllN
"a or $500, can secure good position with lair
Sy'i cs,c "i snncoI "A''"s ""o'N' Nuu''S' H. H.
-,
IQOOkktkPkRS, CLtkhS. sIENOGRAPHERA
II etc, found work. Apply harc, accountant,
$40 Second street
E'XPERIENCED PANTS MAKERS; WORK
" sent to ladies In The country. Call OF address
US AZ our factory SOo MAIN ''I9'I Iopp,s a mo
:
No sAINhn A.
Win stann T. N. ffSN a 10 4 sCrnsso Wis
=, :. - -, - y
EnRsT CLASS TlNNER TO DO IN AND OUT
II door work unmarried man preferred; steady
nppS - . NNpEN9'N W.
80 :, ~, 800
IL oRsks 10 PASTURE; TELEPHONE l,ia
IL Jos. BURNEl, Noodnwn stock Farm.
HIGHEST MARKET PRlcE PAID FOR GOOD
i 4 i second hand corn oats aud bran saokA ID
= INV ,oTS7S- -Ta,,,,,s - ,,,-,.i. ,,--,---
| ia.rn,a,t. nc,h,n,' itte IA 90, An M - 80,
month: some agents make as hiSh rs SiO0s Say
nearly 90 900 testimonials positive proof Urea Mira
i, :, li.sio, enl.Aso, ~ ------------
1 ADl AGENTS AVERAGE OVER si0 A WEEK
II with my grand new rubber undcunumcnt
AuulSss ~ No ~ :, - : L. ,ni'asu, ~, ----
MANAGER. on SALARY s2OOn PER YEAR,
wi TO open branch Office In your locality; bust
ne,, purely mercantile; one ihat WI inspire y9n
M ca,,,vassins mr. nrddiins, a a., on,ortWnitv
~ eIIipA iiS ~ ". p1 -, ~ IN ~ a.
- 80 ~, ~ NV - " ~ - ~ ''''''' -.
ONE NhAt y. hUhNlslitp luoA TOY uhS
-, s,l , ~, ~, ,, W.. ~ a'e NV
i.sooi nau.' u1' nuo .ian ~ u,As il,n ua5vo
changed, Addrcss FRANK, care Appeal.
AID COLD ANO SILVER FOR CASH or EN.
" change MIiIFORDs lai Main str,et
hLD GOLD AND slLNER BOUGHT &. H.
" HOlCllklss 4 co, Jewellers, ~ Madison ~
= "Emsnc." --latest commercial inventions .
Mil MIN y 10 ti n r',,,th la hIsdn
mia PA N-'
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ErERsoN,I..

A sIIBRooK & WHITE 2,2 FRONT ST., PAY
"a highest cash Price ior Hides Fus and Wool
IJIprs AND FuRs WANTED AND HIGHEST
II prices paid. sfHElBLER 4 co. So3 Main st.
ID C. SMITH. COUNTY UNDERTAKEN. TEL
N. phone No 3A ohice corner Kansas and
Kerr avenues. nli
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FrATUREs-

2g61 Prizes amounting 30
All rrfos sold In the United states fuli paid la
Y. r. Currency.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
hOTr-' Daily tkIcopl lundar
at End nnmmy IIns

Arrives and Dcparu from Cot rhlrI and Monroe
/ ftTprts
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NOOhs TO iffs
A MGR FuRNisnED fEONr ROOM At n
~. High street
A FRONT ROOM MOLLY FURNISHED At
~ ~ Vance.
~ EsiRABi.goFFiCis tN COTTON EXCHANGE
II building APply " liLNl1f HOIlLll tegE
nWiilAnLE DOUBLE IEONr oTFiCE SIC
II ond floor. - kocUud street Al.p iNotlcgtus
rooms Apply 70 J. W. \. hl'oWNh
I.N0UROR5 MICH ftIirlNG ROOMS At no 70
u Madison q q ~ hhpi'liD. Aft, Arfeh
L'URNisHED HOOM4 AI I'D MAIN bTtEEr
~ adjoining gaygg iio.g..
NICELY FuRvpHTb ROOM. SOUTHERN TX
~ po,un 81 Noiuoo
ONE NICELY Fui,NIsIlrD FRONT ROOM. or
" two en suite, AiiNi Monroe stfpcL
ONE LARGE, AIRY FRONT ROOM on flisf
" noof Al 10 titpisn street -..
nFFicE RoOMspS MADISON s1iiELr kEAR
" ifuuL iuguirsntb Madison surci, OF hu0in
], Cotton ErchangC Building
DLEAsAsTLY sfftAILp frgNlslED AND
II uniumlfhcd rn9mt SO n Aaftsi sueel
DOOMs SUITABLE TOR LiGiir nousEkEEi.
~ Ing At i0 cnBftft
4 rFPER sTORiEsovER tIIlNbEhG a !oNS
~ $50 Main =. Apply 20 ~. pfsiins, ~ Main
= ROOMS ON sBcoNn TLJuL TWO .Rp0hs
- on Third lO0f, a tcnrulu ftcct Apply 70
VICTOR o. ll,li1 ~, Ionlst
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WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH CAPITAL OF $1,000;
"a fine investment For further particulars adj
dress QUEEN, care Appeal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY s.g.siae. JULY II.
4 sszE ssvicu.


Liberty esursy, Ga, is excited over tae
p.oosedisga Of Dupons Bel, OF Carcssvills.
O, wao ciains 70 Be tie Lew Aesesah. He
ia tall. salloF Individual, siih sorz black
hair. sens.or Brsdwsi, vbo hvse az Zines
VILE, IL kep. eoratst,iy Informed 90 20 the
la.sss de7eioppenss IN tue Gaze.
'sTna nao," be raid. appeared suddeaiy
xix weeks ago. Es proclaimsd himself TIE
sor Of God, aud The negroes Esos mad OYER
hirr. They deserted sneir se!ds 20 follow
lin. and COW things are 90 bad ,bss Is & irn-
rsceziols 70 gee hands % The plansstious nser
Rsc.oorcugb Tie colorsd people knssl ne-
fore nim snd struggle Wiz seen Otter fos
TIE privilege q kissirg his feet. lie lee
told tteua that The jusgueut day Viii oe
beTs the 1s.h ofAugnss. he aa:s the white
people have enjoyed their oasadiss 90 earth
1or The lat eighteen csntnriss, aud ZOE 1t
Will be he black cazr's sa,n. o. the Gag
-sooksd-fo, 18Th s7sry Write usn will
Be lcrnsd black AID every black Eau ~oite
he asys liz bod7 wac born Thirty 5eaTe
sZo 10 OHIO, tat hie soul IA. been sipcs the
world bezsc Oo toe Nsa d Juns &c We
arrested Ga charge of vegraneg, boz IL
VIZ impossele 10 bold bin on s1en
eaz.vs, AZ Re lad qoantstg q moneg IL BIZ
pc>s>ssios If be Sevs 20 57 arrested aoE
80 aegroes would H. ,eady TO 20 Oh ni-
bird, aud tne wcmsn would tear .he build
ings down where be sas corhoed With tnsir
Engess 70 get him oGl- He sebeues for
raieing rooney are peculiar. The isa. effort
wa declaration tnst be rad sent 70 his
aus1st Father for cobzignmsnt Of 1insz,
which the colored people will iced On aud
after tbs 16;s Of August. There Naa cor.
mar On gin2s when his requisiiion reached
Heaven, and tie Almighty ~ss only able TO
send go psirs. These, lie claimed, would
be delivered Gu Judgmess Day, and in the
meanwhile be would sell them at 3 pair
Every pair has issn bought aud paid Tor
Es tainks hlg faiber may be able TO sepd
hin few mere psirg before the great day.
There IL achems 90 foot to get Bell away
from hls .oiJo1e,.. arrest bin quietly and
have him seut on tb. tsst traio 10 Sayapnan
TO be locked up This IL the only way to
get rid Of the man. He nay csnse serioos
trouble any day"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
openiug and closing Of the Nail.

6orthern mails cloee =. 7:50 and 1920 q. 10.
and 12:45 and G-2o ?. r. Open az s>sO a. r.,
1900 u, and 6.2o p.
eoL.hern rziIs, Viz Richmond, Va, closs At
10. 30 &. n, e.1o and 800 p. n. Open 81 S:SO
and 11:2o a. IA.
southwsztsrn mzila, via Charlottesville, Va,
Close q. s.2O and 1923 H. u. and 300 p. "a
Open at s.2o D. "a, and 7:2O p. Il.
Nnnzszas Division uazils closs az 4:16 ?. n
and 800 p. N. Open at go g. m and 7;2O p. n.
AIexandYiA and Eolnd Hill, Va, Iasils clOss a.
S.25 a. m. and $40 p. N. Open at 300 q. N and
300 p. u.
Ciossd rnxila 70 Yallz Church, Vienna, PairfSx
CHI, Eerndon, Lsseburg, PurcsHyills and Pound
Einva, close q. 40 p. and open a. 300 A-ra-
Western roaiIs closs a. 1920 q. N, 1Z:45 and
600 .. IN Open 3. $50 and 1000 q n, and
Washington, &C., mails cIose az 100 and 1920
a. M, and 12.45, 4:40 and 600 ?. n Open
At $50 and 1000 a. n, 1900 "a, and 800 and
go p. M
oaes Hours-open =. $40 a n. Cloee az $50
0. N. Open At GO p. u. Closs q. p. N.
e1ndzy Eo1rs-Opeu e. 800 q. n. Close at
$50 a. N.
CAxErzzs' scEzDULz.-Collectians made On O.
trip rortsa-G2o AID 1900 .. NJ, 1920
ESQ and SAB p. N. On 2-tIip r0use-e:2o and
1850 q II. and 5:45 ?. n.
Deliveries made at BOO g. nr7 - m. and 500
sundsy-csuiers widow o2en at 300 and
c'oas At $40 e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
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