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Hoods SarsapariIIa

a bottle Of Hoods sarsaparilla, and soon
began to sleep soundly; could get up with
out that tired and languid feeling. and my
appetite improved" r. A. SANFORD, Kent, o.
Il had boon much troubled by general
debility. Last spring Hoods Sarsaparilla
proved Just the thing needed. derived an
immense amount OF benent. l never felt
better" II. 7. MILLET, Boston, Mass.
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BORN.
DIED.

DAVIS.-In MerrimAc Mass. April 26th, to
Dir. and Mrs. F. o. Davis, son.
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Hoods SarsanariIIa

Sold by all druggists. o.; SIX for N5. Mad,
only by c. l. HOOD 6 CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-05-21

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The House adjourned
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Ing lMAiGKATI"N FI"hlDIAN - on sas~ o.
f. " Clsis'-. Pr a.. ) Gems q rnrN, IA t,agea.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24
GRAND
1890: Spring and summer Garments;1eee
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM

Ar THE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24

Work at Montgomery Park is beginning to
present a business-like aspect and stop
watches in abundance are catching the time.
The best work yesterday was by stoney Mont
eomery, n half mile, in O:5lH. Pat Corrigan's
nindoo FLY, Lizzie Il, is credited with three
quarters Of a mile in Gi0. Spokane was not
pushed, and made his half mile in 0.5S easily,
CULVER and Sir Waiter Raleigh were timed
threc-eighths in 0l6. Trainer William Me-
Guigan sent Meta and Sunflower iive-eighths
in I:O7k, while The Dude and The Elk are
said TO have gone n q quarter in 0:2i. Thislast
report looks rather shady and is probably an
error.
The new stable Of thirty stalls is approach-
Ing completion, aid the asphalt flooring for
the new betting stand is being forwarded
rapidly. The prevailing topic OF interest
amung trainers now II the matinee which Is
10 come OF April 10. All the stables favor
II. and a big field OF horses will start.
Today doubtless sight secrs will flock Ia
the track, an they did last Sunday. The
best time for going Is between he hours OF
Z and . o'clock In the morning, when all
the horses are spceded. There are never
less than from twenty 10 fifty horses work
ing between these hours, and the sight Is in
spiring.
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CROP PROSPECTS
In the Middle and wese0fn states-r
Seeding OF Spring Wheat.

SeeuinR OF spring WnehI.
CnIcAoo, ILL.,, March pa local paper
prints today two columns Of reports from cor
respondents In the Middle and. Western States
on the crop prospects. From these reports
1t appears there has as yet been practically
no seeding Of spring wheat. The ground In
Dakota aud Minnesota is In good condition
for seeding rs soon as IL warns up, but there
was 50 little snow during the winter that I'M
less rain follows soon after seeding there is
great danger Of the crop being injured.
Nebraska reports little rain so far. The
farmers are seeding spring wheat, but tho
acreage Is growing less every year, oats and
corn taking It's place.
Dry weather still prevails throughout
Iowa, and farmers are not sowing spring
wheat 10 any great extent. There seems TO
be m unusually large amount OF corn back
In farmers hands in Iowa, and at present
prices II II not likely TO come forward. In
Central Illinois the acreage own 10 oats Is
almost as great as that devoted TO corn, The
seeding season In Illinois Is earlier than
usual, but little has been done yet. The
ground II very dry. and rains seem nbso-
lutcly essential TO the success Of the seeding.
The general conditions Of the winter wheat
crop up to this date are backward. The dis
trihutiou Of the rainfall has not been good.
In Michigan, Northern Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio the ground Is dry. In the southwestern
portion OF the winter wheat belt there Is
plenty Of moisture and the crop is growing
last aud doing we'll. Reports from Michigan
say they q good warm rains % start the
\ wheat growing. Stocks In farmers hands In
| That State are not more than One-hnlf the
usual amount at this date. Some OF the mills
are importing largely from other States the
wheat they are nov grinding.
Southern Ohio reports fine growing
weather and that all the wheat now In farm
crs' hands will be needed for home consump-
ton.
Southern Indiana reports warm aud
springlikc weather. In Northern Indiana
plenty Of rain for the remainder oil tho
month II needed badly.
la Southern Illinois the wheat l. all In
good growing condition aud less good wheat
IN nrmcrs' hands than for many year ut
this time.
Tennessee aud Kentucky both report that
the growing wheat crop was never better.
The plants are starting of strong aud
healthy. Farmers supplies have nearly all
gone Ia market.
The condition IL tLo wheat crop IN Cali.
fornia Is changed for the better 90 some ex-
tcnt by the rains of last week. Over half an
inch 81 rain fell. Although TO the observer
the grain In Central California looks well,
yet the rivers aud creeks are a. dry MS last
September aud the grain lives on this sur
face moisture. II In tho near future only
average spring mins fall, the harvest viii
not exceed the comparative yield of the i've
preceding years. Reports from Washington
Territory are Of n favorable character 10 far
as the growing crop OF wheat Is concerned.
There j. quite a large amount 81 wheat In
the country 10 be moved OF yet The mill
ing situation is good, millcrs paying equal
10 81 cents for wheat In Tacoma.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24
A Hundred Tons OF M. y.

II hardly seems possible that the money
paid in one month for a ten-cent article,
could, II pennies were used in payment,
weigh 100 tons- Yet one OF our bright
school boys has figured that this is true OF
Diamond Dyes TO Judge from the stocks
OF our dealers in dye stufls, Diamond Dyes
the field OF package dyes, and are a
complete gucccss. OF course they have
imitators. ''Noihing Is a success until i'm
italed." But no n wants 10 risk a coun-
terfeit when tho genuine can be obtained
at the same price. Three new colors have
lately been added 10 the list OF Diamond
Dyes: Fast Stocking Black, Turkey Red
for Cotton, ara Brown for Cotton. The
manufacturers Wells, Richardson & Co.,
Burlington. VT, will send colorcd samples
Of these new dyes, with book OF directions,
10 any address, free Of charge. These adj
ditions seem 20 have made the line 80
complete that any shade can be matched
with some color Of Diamond Dyes The
beautiful sample book Of shaded colons,
lately sent TO all dealers in dyes, will de-
light the eye Of any lady. tits easy TO
dye with Diamond Dyes" Is 80 absolutely
true that home dyeing "a no longer a diff
cult and disagreeablo task. Almanacs,
with their hints rs 10 proper times for diff
fcrent work, tell us that now In the time
for spring dycing. This, together with the
thought OF that 100 tons Of money, leads us
10 ask what school boy can figure how
many thousands OF ladies are now saying
That this is the time 10 use Diamond Dyes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24
How 10 Make n Fortune.

There is q great deal OF idle capital in
the city OF Memphis, and the savings
banks have large amounts on which they
pay the depositors interest, most Of which
has been deposited in small amounts by
parties who are waiting for some favor
able opportunity to make an in
vestment and thereby cur a nice
little home. or n beautiful lot on
which they can, in the future, erect a
coy little cottage where they can breathe
the pure and fresh air all the year around.
There is a great deal Of property on the
market, much OF which is inside OF the
city limits whore the taxes are high and
the convenicnces OF the city are lacking.
Many OF the large and desirable tracts
OF land are held by parties who are hold
ing them rs investmentsand higher prices.
One of the best opportunities eve offered
in this city to make a safe and profit
able investment, will be the sale OF
III beautiful lots In the Il. l..
Meacham subdivision on Thursday, March
%, 1889, at IL O'Clock. This most desira.
BILE property is situated Just southeast OF
Jackson Mound Park, near the street car
lines, on Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Shep-
herd, Meacham and Trigg These
lots are high, well drained and beautifully
improved, with graveled streets, gas and
water. Lamp-posts are placed at con.
%venient distances for Illuminating the
streets at night. A large furniture
and mattress factory will be erected on
the adjoining property Immediately. The
terminus Of the Belt Line and the pro-
iected Moter Line will come within one
block OF this property. The great bridge
will make this part OF the city very valua-
BILE. The title TO this property is absolutely
perfect. The terms OF the sale are the
most liberal ever Offered on such desirable
property. Only one-tenth OF the purchase
money will be required down and the bal
ance in one, two, three, four and five
years, with 10 per cent. interest per an
nun. Every N desiring a good home in
a healthy locality should avail themselves
Of this rare chance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24

Friday. There was q strong effort made to
defeat the bill, the opposition being led by
Senator sumptcr, OF Hot Springs. After
discussion action on the bill was postponed
until Monday, when it will come up for final
disposition.
The House passed two important appro-
priation bills today for the Deaf Mute lnsti-
tute, and 5000 for an additional building
for the Insane Asylum and equipments.
There are yet -four appropriation bills to pass,
the State University bill, the general appro-
p%riation, the Blind School and the deficit
bills, which will require the entire OF next
week TO dispose Of them.
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No Misrepresentation or Boosting.
Try Us. Prove Us. Come to See Us
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
cLAPP's BILL AMENDING THE Or
GANIC LAWS OF MEMPHIS PASSED.
me Substitute for Myers's Registration
Bill n Dortch's Election Bill Made
Special Orders for Wednesday Next
The New Penitentiary.
Special pIspatch to The Appenl.

special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., March %. Mr.. Clamps
bill amending the organic laws of Memphis
possed third reading in the Senate this morn
ing.
II bill OF Senator Myers to appropriate
$500 to pay for the erection Of a mechanical
department at the University Of Tennessee,
which was rejected by one vote several days
ago, was reconsidered this morning. Mr..
Myers made a speech in favor OF the bill.
The opposition TO the bill arose from the
fact that the friends of the University had
erected the building without the permission
oil the State or without consulting the Legis-
lature. The bill failed by q vote OF 10 to 10.
The substitute for Mr.. Myers's registration
bill was made a special order for next
Wednesday at 10 o'clock. One hundred
copies were ordered printed.
Mr.. Jarvis's bill 10 prescribe the manner
in which common carriers may sell UNI
claimed freights passed by a vote OF % to 2.
Mr.. Dortch's bill to preserve the purity Of
elections was made n special order for We'd
nesday at II o'clock.
Mr.. Crtws's bill TO amend an act to test
commercial fertilizers was made a special
order for Monday.
Mr.. Mynatts bill requiring all goods
manufactured by convicts TO be branded rs
such came up, and the author spoke in fPvor
of II. He said that both parties had declared
against the lease system, and he wanted a
vote on the direct passage Of the bill, which
failed by a vote of D to ~.
Mr., Moody's bill providing for the removal
of the present and the erection of q new
penitentiary was rejected, but reconsidered
and passed by a vote OF Is to o. IL provides
Tor the appointment of a committee of three
% take the matter under consideration and
report 10 the next General Assembly on the
most improved kind of buildings, The most
suitable site, cost, etc, and the best way OF
caring for the convicts. The committeeman
shall receive $40 per day while engaged in
this work, but shall not receive pay for more
than fifty days.
TIL time In the House was consumed In
discussing the bill appropriating money TO
improve and defray the expenses Of the Ten
nessee Industrial School. II was tabled, after
being holly discussed. Al 1880 o'clock both
Houses adjourned until 10 o'clock am.
Monday.
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Our Chhdrcn's Department.

In this department we have excelled all
our former attempts in excellency Of styles
and patterns to adorn the little ones.
Childron's School knee-Pants Suits
Two pair pants to some suits, which in du-
mbility are not TO he found elsewhere.
ChildreD's Dress Suits in two and three
pieces, Children's Jerseys, Sailor Suits and
Kill Suits in the most beautiful shades
aud styles to DO seen, in our Immense
Show Windows.
Just Received-A full line OF percal,
flannel waists and bicycle shirts.
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A CARD
To the Busipess Men OF Memphis and tho
Surrounding Country.

Surrounding ountr
Recognizing the growing demand in the
South for a place where one can get work
done and materials furnished on short no.
tice, We beg 10, state that we have perfected
arrangements by which we are enabled to
meet all demands in the way OF pipe-work
in all sizes and shapes. Our shops are the
largest Of the kind in the South, and we
have tools and steam power OF the most
improved pattern for cutting, threading
and fitting pipe from the smalles, to the
largest. We will at all times carry q full
stock Of pipe and fittings, also brass md
iron body goods, such as jenkins, Lem
kenheimer and standard Globe, angle and
check valves. gate valves, steam cocks, oil
cups, lubricators, etc, etc. Special atten-
ton will be given this department and our
customers can rest assured that they will
get the best and be treated fairly.
Very respectfully,
LATTINo & BAILEY.
Adams and Second streets. Shops, Nos.
202 to 206 Second street.
Correspondence solicited.
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ue,,,nu -, an, I.,n,..e. s,n.e..

The posted odds al Powers a Co.'S Turf
Exchange have undergone material rcduc-
tion during the past week A new candidate
for public favor turned mp In Le Premier,
who was backed down from 30 10 I Ia q 10 I.
The Odds on the Chicago stable entries Fan
King ChilhoWcl and viking were reduced
a. : 10 1 from IS to l. lo,dlcr. Brown
Princes aud Cotillion were also we'll
hncked. The iatoritcs are Monita Hardy, u
To I; Allahrcnc, Z 10 1 Mcckie II, 7 10 1,
n.u.LuL L.
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IIssc.

Hose.
Lawn SpnnklcrA
lawn vases.
j. A. nAitgY & Co,
$50 SECOND, corner Union.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24
ALMOST A crNrENARiAN.

Tho Oldest Man IN Lowndos County,
Miaa. Dies.
special Dispatch On The Appeal.
Cotruuus Miss, Maph cl-Tho Rev.
samuel Gikins the Oldest man In lowudcs
County. died at Caledonia today. lie wns
niucty.ssycu years old. anl has been a min.
isirrtn Tho Cumberland Presbyterian Churrh
for about seventy years lie was a native
ui Tennessee bat Was one uf The nnt rct.
tieu vi thIs county, where ho has lived ever
NnHr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24

Messrs. Castor Hid and Caspar Ger,iser
having bought out the saloon Of BILLY
Frey, at No. 23Sl Second street. have
stocked II with the best Of liquors, and
will give the grand opening next Monday
morning, to which they invite not only
their friends and acquaintances but the
general public. A grand FREQ lunch, in
Guiding all the dclicacics OF the season,
will bc spread ON Monday At 10 o'clock
and will be kept up during the entire day
for tho entertainment Of tho guests, and
after that n business lunch will be fur
nishcd daily from II 10 I o'clock. The
new p~ropuctors are thoroughly familiar
with the business AMI know how To keep
saloon, 10 M 10 make IL attractive and
pleasant for all visitors. Their liquors
have been purchased from the leading
houses, and include fine and pure French
brandics, old kentucky and Tennessee
WHISTLES, foreign aud domestic wines Of
all kinds, ales, portc-, lager beer. and
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Tho best brands Of cigars win be found at
this house. DO not forget TO drop In on
Monday; you will be welcome, and will be
entertained royalty.
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Men, Youths, boys and Children.

We take pleasure in announcing to our
patrons and the public at large that we
have now on u counters the most ON
plote and choicest selections in elegant
latest novelties, fashionable fabrics,
and superior workmanship, equal to Gus
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24

Arrangements are In progress 20 enlarge
the capital stock Of the Bellevue Trotting
Association with n view Of going per
maucntly into the business Of raising aud
selling bloodcd stock. Weekly trotting
matrhcs for gentlemen drivers will be one
Of the features of the enterprise. II SUI
fcicni interest Is manifested In the sport q
big trottinr meeting will be given nj Mont-
romcry Park In the fall The enterprise h
In good hands aud promises well.
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PLAY RAIL-. rurRn
Entlre Team s,Easd aud Ready ror
uuslaes..


Tho Memphis baseball Club T. signed and
ready Tor business. The following list indi.
rates names Of players and the respective
positions they will occupy. Pitchers aud
caichcus will play la the field on OH days.
lilly Smith, D. I'd OmNcs D. John cassidy.
No. FL. pugln, 20, Fred Kelly. II. Frank
q Roufke, 81, Mcbride ~ Iloary Zoshcr,
q Louis Gmulich, e.
Manager Woods i negotiating for Price
and shannon. pitchers
Mclinde lei the batting. folding aud base
running inr thuse consecutive Seasons with
the Alert club II Washington. FL Graves
played in the University nine ~ the College
81 Pennsylvania. Cassidy played with
Massachusetts, league aud leads thc baticns
and hrt basemcn. he T. alsn a change
pitcher nugnn vus Captain 1T the Hutch.
inson, Mans. Club one ~ the best spuntrrs
Ia The country, and can make The circuit Of
the bases in fifteen scConds Kelly wa In a
Pennsylvania league and j. noted Tor heavy
battling ulourkc l. also a Pennsylvania
and j. appod sachucc hittcrand fine all ruund
player. lie Is also a milling Cunchcr. Zcsher
was in Mansfield. o., and l. said a. be- a good
back stop Omulich alsn comcs highly
recommended a. "a heavy hitter and guol
all ruund player Price and shannon muk
very high D. pitchers aud will De- dcsimhl,
acquisitions io the club The former Won
he championship ZOE the CLUB BIO played
with.
Now that ~ players are signed sud vii
rp0u herr by April a. tho stock aud soasli
tickets will b. delivered to Subscribers b,
Tuesday of "wednesday nf next week 10 Il
~ d. hupod that even ioly will be- ready 4
lfuidliC fOr s1mc un presentation.
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Should always order tho celebrated Jersey
Tobacco from The Memphis Grocery Co.,
sole agents. II Is one OF the best brands
Of tobacco made for the money, and will
give entire satisfaction. Send la a sample
order and you will never again DO without
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MuLFoRD's
Watch Club Awardings.
lee no, and o,.olI.. s,oye.

II you want TO have cold milk, keep
fresh meats aud have solid butter 10 10 A.
SilbcrbcV's. I02 Main street, and get one
Of his ice boxes, and then purchase n gas.
oline stove, which is the cheapest for
cooking In the summer.
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Now is the 7 Time to

should take Hood sf-saya-ila OF once. It
will purify and yitallze YOU plocd, create n
good appsI.c, and give yHss VIII 10 system
tone and strength.
81 wish to enroll my n:rs as one Of those
who have derived health from tho use Of
Hoods s~arsapafil.a. o rmany years ] have
taken It, especially In the early spring, wlen
I am troubled with dizziness. dizziness, un-
pleasant taste in my mouth In tho morning.
IL removes this bad taste, relieves my head
ache and makes Inc feel greatly refreshed.
The two bottles Ihavs used this spring have
been worth many dollats N ne. I advise all
my friends to take g." JONI BNSs, Cos
43d Street, town Of Lake, Chicago, III.
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AT THE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-24
Buxbaum. 32I Main street,
in fine and medium price clothing.

DR. OvERALL's Electric Institute Is now
complete in every department, with cleo
trio cabinet, sulphur and mcdicaied baths,
massage, vacuum, etc, for the treatment
OF nervous, rheumatic, skin, asthma and
chronic diseases. An experienced mas
sage woman and nan In attendance.
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Ladies' aad ernu.m.a Are In,I,ed

To call and examine tho mammoth Fur.
nituc establishment Of Mitchell & nryson,
No. Dos Main street, where will be found
oyory variety Of Furniture manufactured,
and at prices rs low NJ n house in the
city. Thor Carpet department Is most
complete. and they have just pcceivcd q
lauo shipment Of Mnitings which will be
offered NJ bottom prices. Shades OF all
grades and styles can be found In great
varieties. Remember, No. sos Main
street.
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nE Tennessee Paper Company, w. w.
proprietor, 80 Second street, has
four ulorics filled with almost everything
In the paper line. pficcs low ns any.
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A handsome. gcntcol suit At about half
what your tailor would charge you; then
come aud lot Ms show YOU some OF the
ncaicst suits In English, Scotch and
domestic goods ever shown In Memphis.
Buxbaum, 327 Main street
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sns,srIse tor rhs Mcehly ApreaI

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