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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

Thomas speeuer, co!ored. aged 81 years,
was hanged at Port Allen. La, for the
murdeg Of white man.
The hank OF gieh8eld, Kas., assigned t5..
DAY for the benefit Of creditors. Liahia.
ties, 81 90: sssets claimed, Ssnee0 Tae
bank expects 70 resume in short time
A construction train on the Wa ash rail.
way. aslssa miles lrem ST LoOis, last nights
ran aoNa hamaeag, DEBATING part al lhe
train. killing two men aad badly sniarins
ioer others,
Al Al aats-Semitc mcetink in Vieaa4 q
giot between radical German Nationals Il.
ana Austrian Conse es,..sess -esmlfea ina sh,,
Iuiafv os fve of the participants ineladiar
q lnemhas ol the reiehssath
Sarasate has hecagne a greater Idol "a
certain New York women, young spd ias.
prnsssoasble. t0aa was Kyle Bellies OF
AeT9egt Kelley His photographs are SELL
ing as a rapid rate ana bis mai Is tiled
wsth scented neges,
". Leach, tsas Ersckson ard Angus
Mangaxsen we're buried under falling rooa
IN the CAap.n mine Michigan. Leach waa
sakeu out alive. The others were dead.
Ia The eyealng a second tan occurred, IN
NAtf@A A4sstet AaAtsAAa a. tsks3isss a.
kaie1
~ North t.saslns. Tompkins county.
\. NJ. 0ves 5ne oldest postmaster IN the
tai5va states IN po.as 81 service. ais name
4. baswrgl bsAs,lzsey aud geF sixty-toar
wears be aks ,isssf aa}ea maii a. bis neigh.
sngs. Hc has he'd thls cltee ander aiae-
teen consecutive presidents.
Iae aeAth of Shellcss son. Sir Percy
Florence Shelter. gakes che gtse oat &c ihe
poets s,gEect lsee ara noN st eoas 30 . eon-
sln kas late Sg Perez wAs uaggiy SOW s
eoauty saatra. having re sfas,c 81 genius
iF0ag either SIS tsshes ay us8lagr. ilsoszsn
be aessvsa = iaye iar onsasor lie lFsa gas
gogmeF
&era Ienpvson l. vsFy hospstas3e IN hss
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ss s gsess so Gre wha has ne e1a.sas III
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81 oeffAlssg canoet - Mar An>ls-soa $
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SAs t-snsF sa aseHg the sAal& csias a8 pever
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
rNnlAN KnucAraoN.


4 wranEsa ssetsss Iaifssilaeat oyer the sdIl-
cation ct tie yeans Indlaa wards Of Tie
naiian. uxosfal Morgan. the ccramls.
sleses 81 faslisn affairs. who seans TO Sc
ssAhssea wlth eoaseleetsoas sp4gst. and 10
hass slsssll.sl slAn sss9assoa u.sh iasellrence
nsa h.ssaessy. hss become a warm aasecate
Il szsanAsns HE .A<asFgsaA cauamon-soheol
sxstesa. ii al she iessgfity q its essential
fseGuzxx. Is AR u sns educational work 10
T. REFORMED uaass government auspices
snsong tie Indians
Hha uoald savesvs TIE withdrawal Of
sessfssnssasas ssd gfam 81 ln4saa schools
n uhseh religious or denopsiaxgnua Ia.
sssuxfspa & given. snd waald dispense
vs1A tie services * asnaaslaaHeual
eeaslssA lie holds sast the government
= : nss sicAa Institution. sud - such sae
.,s.sssllan IL These peaele, is emily eoeceTnei
81 .s.ef elncasiaA q saea extent s. viii
essSslgy tAesa sas oisHsasalp, aud as sesg,.
s.ss@s xsoas Eseeaana N "a ssseatssl teakare
8 scr system, shs government eanaos coe-
.s.senssx tasof any ons lao. oF BALI dozen
.ssss Ii ssse eslacAsten q rs wssa&
"a vssait Al sAls stslEade on tie part q
z.ssseksl siosgaa. Archbishop ireland. og
a. Tlses1o eAarel. has avoset he luses.
nee 8 hsassesf ana hiscS.gslseloassts 90 ots.
80 ana asseat his eoagsmaasoa ~ the
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- i ! essasssseosl sAat Elshep Whlpsslc
. ~ Ks4rearsi shaFch, Is s4nAl}y aat.
49, - II epposatisa 80 he commissioner, $
ssxws.
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.,s.asshln asrussnts 20 both sizes u sAls
sa..sss,e. lar ln eavAaes - sey uasvs-
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- s..shuasss have sssa sotssrs ia.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

Jay Goald IS said 70 be quite vel fred
hnaneisiig. o. At least ia no imminent
danger af starvation or Of suffering for want
q clothing. bat report hath il that tie
great autoeraa 81 Wall strectis By no means
happv There are nlnors. and rumors
upon top 81 rnmorz. about telephone inn
provcsavnts. II il pretty well settled that
very shortly some exceedingly startling
revelations viii be made on this subject,
II i pretty certain that within a bries PER
iod New YORK and Chicago vii be IN com
Inunicatson 81 telephone, ard az time
not Ear in the future Geographic commune
cation, eyen by reported highly Improved
and cheapened methods. viii cease to be in
common use between great centres Of pop
uission. so It Il reported that Mr., eonld's
patriotic bump has become excited, and he
is willing 70 allow bis beloved country 70
take his highly profitable Gin the pastl
telegraph property of bis hands, and run
il for the beneiit % the dear PEOPLE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
sfsTT9E faTNsr. nFFyHHFe %.
CIRCULATION or MEDICAL PHAC-
xTcE.

$
9hs Nosfs BIZ. now pending IN tie iegis-
Iaz8Ts hasine Tor It's object the regulation
81 lie practice II n1edlelue In this slate.
consains some prosiaious Of questionable
merit. III leet. II may be said that the
apparent object 81 the bill. regarded as q
whole. Il not nertofious
That Il Il = proper function Of the state
government 10 protect the psopie against
eaanksry and eharistanism vii not be
kalnsas1 except BY quaeks aad eharlatans.
Equally uaanlnAoss i the sentiment that
ths state should provide ready and efficient
nseans ;of guaranteeing that medical prae-
fliIeaefs within The state are graduates OF
reputable medical college. and for pun
isbtne any who may assume to practice
althaat being thus qualified. This can be
effected Ay brief enactment. making il
ronal olIense for any person 10 practice
medicine unloas possessed ot . diploma
from soma reesEnixed medical college, or
unIssa ahie to prove that they have pos.
sesssa such diploma. aud making il ohliga.
cory 81 them. bsfore engaging IN practice,
"a hle such diploma or evidence for record
with The county recorder; or by some
other equally simple process.
II II neither necessary nor wise 60 mui-
tplg restrictions beyond this, and pArtlc-
saarls unwlse 10 Constitute professional
!. nokek svszAFh ae n proposed in the Wolfe
Ill having power to establish ironclad
rules concerning professional etiquette.
and rigid restrictions on The right Of
original and independent inquiry, inYesfi-
ratson and experiment.
Tie Wolfe blu creates commission Of
medical men, upon whose ipse diait licenses
mny - refused, and they are 10 be the
5uaErsui The competency ane professional
ronasies og applicants. This ie ineongru-
Gus with The provision which makes
diploma M essential II an applicant may
ii ssrossly Incompetent. . though he holds
4 diploma, The requirement Of diploma Is
~ alssurdlIy. And Il professional iunto
Dad kssn authorised 10 pass upon aaryey's
seesnsy Of tie circulation Of the flood
OF IsShsl 5 discovers Of incubation ~ an
sntiaoss NJ smallpox. bath q those great
Aiseosegers soeld have hsen relegsted 10
the lisnSo ufS.gFsetitleneFs guilty OF un-
professional cohdaet !"
Clearly 1t i best that the legislature con-
fins l4self 10 lew slmule provisions FOR
snssfsns that practitioners are educated
IL tsesr profession aud duly accredited As
competent b. ttvlr Alma Matters; then
make II atpraetles or grossly uapFufessioual
conanetn punishable by iaS, aud define hy
Law eha4 shaA constitute these Offences
rather than leAss i 10 The vaFisnl xna per-
hsps lfs3udleea iitdgmeat q professional
rixala.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

An old copy OF = Hartford, Conn, news
paper furnishes an interesting story con
cerning the late Or. Minor. Al banquet,
shortly after the war, Colonel r. W. Hig-
censor made speech, from The report Of
which we extract the following:
he narrated the heroic setiea Of Or. Thomas
r. Minor az this ely Hartford A. a con-
yiylal meeting n wkieh ne had beea
induced 70 20 sfth brother officers near
Beaniofs, North caFelins duSiag The war he
was young assistant surgeon. and amid the
fsveify, being called ap0n Tor toast gave and
drsnk s0nr Mothers" wifh pure water. The
EevsiFy erased and the meeting broke up. Col
onel Hieganson characterized DR.. Minor rs one
o. tbs hgaYeSt men lie eser met
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

The women OF Denmark, impelled by In
tense patriotism, are contributing funds
for the defense 81 their country by fortih-
cations. the Danish parliament having re-
fused appropriations for the purpose. They
have already purchased and presented 10
the king eight Krupp guns, and are raising
further contributions. Aud their example
has stimulated the women OF Norway to
Ike aeffass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

IN New Hampshire the women are ac-
eorded The privilege Of voting for school
officers. Ia lhe late election only few
cared enough shout the MISTER 10 vote.
In Dover only one woman voted, and In
Nashua not one. Which induced gram
matieal New Haushire journalist 20 re-
mark: Every WOMAN has q right 20 vote
here Tor school oiiieers, but not one Ia q
hundred avail hsrselves OF the privilege"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

DIAMONDS.
Ladies' and Gents Gold, Gold Filled and
silver Watches OF nearly all American
makes. prices from "a up into hundreds.
Gold and Roll Plate Chains OF ali de-
seriptions.
lar Buttons. Scarf Pins. stnas, Emblem
Pins and Charms.
Bracelets, Lace Pin and Bro chss. Read
Necklaces, Side Combs. Glove But
toners. RiAgs, SILK Umbrellas. Canes,
Gold and silver Thimbles, spectacles
and Eyeglasses, Sterling silver Butter
Knives, Pickle Perks, Cake and Pie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

A retired army officer has submitted 70
the Maritime Congress scheme for q
string % floating lighthouses, 70 be eabled
90 either shore and extend across the
ocean. with beaoons to indicate the ocean
paths and prevent collisions, and places Of
refuge here and there for the accommoda-
ton Of shlpwrecked people. II practicable
and not too expensive such device would
certainly he oil great value In saving life
and property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
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Clark & Capen'sI
/ WARE ROOMS, |
| PIKE AID FIFTH STREETS. |

What better or more appropri-I
late, or more acceptable, or more
useful present can you give your
husband, your wife, your father,
your mother, your brother, your
sister, your sweetheart, your cousin,
your uncle or your AUNT, than a
beautiful Plush Rocker, an Ar
tistic Willow Rocker, nice Plush
Ior spun Silk Bed Lounge, a beau
tiful Parlor Suit an Artistic Rug,
a hrst-class Hair Mattress, a nice
easy Char or Center Table, Al
pair OF Chenille Portieres or Lace
Curtains a handsome Couch
.draped with Portiere, or an ele-
CANT Oak Bedroom Suis2
All these and a thousand and
one ether beautiful articles are on
exhibition in our store, corner
PIKE AND FIFTH STREETS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-20
Holiday Goods
And We mention few of the many articles now in stock ealing y IT,
ton otRe following suitable for presents etc:

Knives. Ice Cream Spoons. <axar ss.,l
Olive Forks. Cream L.aisx CO.
spoons, Kerry spoons. ia. A rse.,l
eases, single Tea and nssssrt spee-
Gold and silver Peeket Match -
Pearl Handled Fruits Knis@s 80 \.
Picks. OPera Glasses. Sterling IN
and silver Plated Napkin Rinxs. a..
Plated Tea Sets, Cake Bsskets. "a,
Dishes, Berry and Fruit Dishsx, e.
chiid's knife. Fork and spoes. nsrs<
hntsesI. Forks. spoons. Eutse< Rms
Sugar spoons, osamh kalse -
Trays. Soup Ladies', Kerry srsun.
water Sets, Carving Sets. aad -,
other articles 60 nunerous ID u..s.',
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
A VERY CHEAT MISTAKE.
a Letter sont by Jamos Boyd to {
Wrong Indy

a Letter sont by Jamos Boyd to the
Wrong Lady.
James Boyd, hotel drummer, is held nj
the police station on a charge Of insulting
a lady. The arrest was made yesterday
afternoon by Patrolman Russell ut the in.
stance Of Mrs. Dean, who has recently
arrived from Nicksburg, Miss, where her
husband is engaged in business. II seems
that Boyd first saw the lady on a train aud
became deeply onamorcd with her. lie
tried every way TO get an introduction 10
the lady, but failing. he conceived the
idea Of making himself known 10 her
through the agency Of note, Of which the
following IL copy
Dear Mrs. Du,' Although n stranger
90 you at present. desire 10 become
true aud useful friend. Please meet meat
O'Clock on Main street, two or thrrc blocks
north Of the clearinghouse. will be-
waiting for YOU, or II you like, you can
come ut once. know you by sight and
will speak 10 you iir,t when ! see YOU.
You can tell the people this note Is from
your cousin, or any excuse will do. Come
alone, please. Answer in writing, ~
will know whether 20 wait or not. You
will meet a friend II you come. 80 please
come ~ soon ~ you can, for ! wish TO talk
10 YOU very bad. Yours truly, --.n
Don't fear nothing, but come.
The letter WIS addressed 10 Mrs. Dean,
nj the Barbce House, on Main street, op.
posile the Mississippi q Tennessee depot
After reading the contents she sent for an
officer Patuolman Russell responded and
accompanied 10y the lady went 10 the place,
M directed In the note. Boyd was stand
ing against a lamp-posi, when Russell up.
preached him aud asked II he had written
the note. lie, Of counc, denied
all knowlcdgc Of II, but the oil.
Ger, feeling certain that he had the
right party, took him 10 the station
house. After having been locked up few
hours Boyd confessed TO the authorship,
claiming that h6 was under the impression
that he knew tie lady. Mrs Dean ha.
gone 10 Nicksburg TO bring her husband
/ here 10 prosecute the case.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
BALDWIN, KNOWLTON & LAKE
LOCAL BREvITnEs.

Comedy and tragedy will take the place
Of burlesquc and opera at the lhcaior this
week.
The New York Daily Indicator believes
that rs soon rs he bridge go Cairo Is com.
pletcd the Illinois Genital will extend It's
line 10 Memphis, following the coursc Of
the river and making this the trunk line
90 New Orleans. while the route via jack
son will be operated Ms branch, while
the new line will secure the trade.
Court Square is being much improved
under the care and infringement Of Capt
Simonds, who has planted out shrubbury,
rose bushes, grunge trees, aud LAS soWn
grass seed and gwen the grounds a top
dressing OF manure. II the budget will
permit. the city should complete the i'm
provcmcnls this spring by filling up tho
walks with gravel aud adorning the
grounds "a altracliycly ~ possible.
Yesterday a number Of Tennessee scna.
tons aud Representatives, who have been
In the city few days. were taken over 10
West Mcmphis 30 look NJ the work pro-
crossing toward building the railroad
bridge. Theirs was lit,lc 10 be- seen. how
ever. outside Of the clissons. and no one
seemed In have any anxiety 10 explore the
inside Of them. The legislators left last
night for Nashville. TO resume law-making.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
MURDER WILL OUT.
Condemned Ma Confesses othor Than
the Deed for Which he 10 90 Die.

Condemned Ma Coufesses other Than
the Deed for Which he 10 20 Die.
Special Dispatch In The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 10. Mack
Francis, one Of the negroes condemned To
hang at Lebanon on March -, has H..
Gently made a statement that may unmycl
the mystery surrounding another murder
In Wilson County. About eight years
ago Robert Burns pcddler well known in
Cannon, Rutherford and Wilson Counties.
disappeared under mysterious circum-
stances and has never been seen since.
During the trial oi Francis ut Lebanon hc
told his attorney, Mr.. Golluiay. a nephew
Of the Hon T.. /. Golladay, that hc and
three other incn murdered Burns, aud
that lac could lake anyone 10 the place
where his remains were. and Francis also
said that they got 500 of the
pcddlrr. lie repeated these statements
since the Supreme Court decided be must
die. Today Mr.. Golladny aud reporter
went 20 the jail 10 see Francis, who denied
having made any such statements. lie
said 10 the reporter "Iwill zee YOU later, ="
which most probably means that detailed
account OF the crime will be- made before
the time arrives lar him to shuttle of this
mortal coil.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
Asnnan, rrI,. Nam.

NV IoHE, Feb. 10. Jack Kelly, Of
this city, and Maurice Rose. Of Brooklyn,
engaged In a fight for q 500 purse this
afternoon. In barn near Gmycscnd.
After three rounds the fight came very
near becoming general. Rose violated
many rules and when, ut the end u the
third round, be- confined 10 punch his
antagonist after time had been called,
Johnny Golden. the referee. decided tho
fight in favor Of Kelly, on foul. Roses
admirers grew furious. but the more fair
minded declared the decision Just one
and intcricrred 10 prevent the onslaught
ON Kclrrne Gnllrn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

OF 1883, which gives n retrospect Of the
year--its business and statistics, financial
and commercial, bank cIcarings, stock ex-
change transactions, banking business,
commerce, exports and imports, money
market, production, trade, debt, railroad
statistics, etc Attached To the Rerie,r is
a copy OF the In,sS'orS Supplement, bound
with It. This latter gives au accurate de-
scription and financial condition Of com.
panies, earnings, etc. The Financial Re
riew is almost Invaluable to the business
men for reference throughout the year.
The price of the Ecr,or is 500, or to sub.
scribors OF the Commercial and Fmdaridl
Chronicle Sl.50. Ii is published by VIM.
b. Dana & Co., l02 William street, New
Y ork
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
A mo robbery.

Seven Thousand Dollars Taken From a
Safo at Amity. Clark County. Ark.
Special Dispatch - The Appeal
LirrtE Rock, Ark, Feb. lot was
learned here tonight that the safe Of VIC.
Hays. general merchant aud postmaster ut
Amily, Clark County, was blown open on
Friday night and over 5000 secured by
the robbers. Mosl Of tho money belonged
To Hays, the only Government funds
being the stamp receipts for few DAYS
aud two or three registered packages. The
robbers ap thought 10 bc residents Of
CLARK County aud the authorities think
they have a good clcw 10 the right man.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11
ItE

MAKBu avon iolulT 70, issi y ROCKVILLE.
Ara Of heart di-ust l.IInaHp a hAuurni, in
his 9th year NE VS. IuIH in Alehandfia, Va q
Dcufmbof ii. isg 10 hIs TfJ youth hr ftinotcd
10 roiorbufg. Na,slrr 'ff more ihan thIuy
y,nfs be- VS. n paflhrf ~ Doe well kn"Wn hrn ~
Kerr a Marbufy. W. tsNI Hr removed 10 Memphis
~ aocrpt tssiilon uill William JACK 4 suna r.
ininiuH the puslti0n up Zoo Dog ume 81 ~ death.
NJ MafbufY was ruird fog DE klnillness nnd
Fenalliy. making ffiendl wherever De- went \
devoted husband and iatHTr honoured and fcuerici
by all that knew him iuf DE- s'rtlnf integrity and
unhlsmished character ~ NHfnuU Was Tot
many yrhrs q mcmief .' iHr IHhh rlrrci lfushi
tofian thufuh, 0f pricf,H.l. uuiU ir,crty When
be- was transferred ~ i.u -ttph1 Ifushiiruhn
Chuuh. Of Memphis ,,,-,.. "
lPclenbuU Va indrs Nr.aal, hlchinond va
Dispatch and AlcSandfl |t. ''a"We pl.asc copy
FUNERAL from his late pol. irnce. No. az shelby
street. this (MoSDAYl morning a. 100 O'Clock.
Burial In Elmwood IT % .u1A' ln'hds ahd 40
quaintauoes Invited h. hfI.lI
BROwS-Athcr fsidrHas 1l loon'y street I'm
day morning. fohfuHfy b.. I..r az .lgh, MS
knoDl u, bH0ws. aRcd i'sr ! m. ,in ap 'l :,
days. wife of the late jHIu lfpNn' sha y.lYled
mother OF Mrs n. A. LrHuafd SUI W y biV"h'
jackson tTonn.l paper l.is. '"p
lDuo notice Of funeral a 'f fiNcnI
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PERSONAL POINTS.

JAS r. ALLEN, Little Rock; j. W.
Madison, Chicago; Nat Williams. Friars
Point, Miss; John A. lIafpman, Louis
vile; +. q. Lincoln, New York; J.. u.
Bell, GTcenyille, Miss.; 5. @. Pippin,
Helena, Ark; A. llohnstrcei, Helena,
Ark; John Scott, st. Louis, arc at
Gasion's.
H. A. MILLER, Dallas; G.. W. Black.
Columbus. O.; g.. w. Warner, Chicago
". T. Crosby, Boston; T.. Hardness. New
York, Y. G. Pciri, Cincinnati; Ike Harris,
Louisville; d. 4. Hunt and wife, Green.
vile; G. w. Wells, Philadelphia; Will
Garneii, Hot Springs, are among the latest
arrivals at the Peabody.
BrEcuAN's PnLs cure bilious and ner-
an... IN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

EVANSVILLE Ind Tob River a. feet 2
iushss aud falling. Weather clear
ptT1HHUtiG. Pa, Deb 90 River feet inches
and faiiing. Weather JyHf aud cold
INV ORLEANS. la Irb 90 Weather cloudy
and cool Arrived For lads aud hafrcs NJ
Louis
LUuisytfLE. Ky, Foh iD.HRiycr falling with
feet ~ inches on The iHlIa unl e feet inches
IN the canal Weather clear aud cool. Departed
bc~uiu inf Memphis
NtCKsHuWg Niss frh i0=Thc river l. ON a
stand Weather rOol. with n light mln nli day.
Arrived titF ui Nuufu. HI louis tu hatcher shu
leaves at daylight tnsasi 49, Diamond aud TOW
Nc o'clock iuf ohio River
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New IIru

Walter Lamb & Co. real estate brokers,
No. 10 Madison street.
We solicit the patronage OF the public.
Property placed with us for sale will 10.
ceiyo our prompt attention.
We do no rental business, but devote
our entire time and energy 10 selling.
WALTER LAMB x Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-11

IL the name Of the most successful brand
Of nickel Cigars We have ever put ont TO
the trade. We have shipped 5000 90 the
surrounding country IN the past two
weeks, aud orders continue 10 pour In for
them. They are made by Stmi'on 4
Storm, OF New York, which Is sufficient
guarantee that the Cigar has merit and
which has been attcsiCd by the many or.
ders we have received Tor same Wearc
way oycrsold, hut are filling ordgr, us fast
a. possible We arr establishing agencies
for Red Head Cgars all over the country.
|. SAMEisoN q Co.,
Sole Agents for StraitOn 4 Storm world
renowned New York C.agrs