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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

'"e inssae Fact. Given ~, the
NV tork "fyihun.


Ss feks, Aag. s1-The r,sAs.,, nr,n,s
~ ta''es'ns The bosrd az directors Of
- 'eftaern FsciGe Railway COMPANY
sssssf voted ia favor of a plsu for the
..'ts'ea q = consolidated mortgage not
saaeei sltoeo on. the h,uas =, hesr
.tssl q q rste 81 noi more than ,.er
~ shH0m. Ia Wxl Sffvs5 the nfsn
s.s@tisslt spoken al as NllIara's sna
nsasis'e e'seei Is ssii g. 4, the rvf,fnd-
- ne rofApauy : obligations Al a },,,s-er
= ~ 'hitFcsi thsn is nua uAlt. How tar
is-s F.sssai saslV IL mas resemble VI
- - ma Frosssi ion cuutf uot he
sse,,. -. = etiF sbs pot ices a that prur.,s-
ss.tA' Tee >cheyae ;o,-s t.or sff,.ssy =.
49, ale nsoFe thsu gne rassfns ii a
49, SIN az }3eDcF hy the is~Isf. of
s,s~ss Nhnse NEGOTIATIONS wll afford an
80 W " ss1 90 the ersdit az tbs Norsnpra
A.. N"iAPa8E. toGn IS with Il. bow
So. : Ps'sniss. bells cHf 20, - .ent f,r,.
49, s'tSs nof'tI IS ~ lt1 .is{ ~ an
SAT- "a the ssltier
ns,~s mstssnS sss a. arsa so p, hsrrass.
sse,-s. - ne veto MAS lnsnifzo1s. E5zhf
s.ss "t the btarst wr~v. s,r,,.etas the
sste' ellss tciag Charl,. p "A rsxs.t ~
- sso'sa, }. s. tulyt, Ihzrie> 4 C.,shx
- - ,sesStteS ht'iiEeS Therc nas sid a.
"a ssaltcsilse n say at The absences
sr-,,.>. a. FEATURES cf the Disposition
A. "i tass new consolidated bonds
80 ssSTsai1op Af at-aut siAAesa essa fgs
sass "a s.slenGinE transactions the rssers.%-
-. ~ az "ss sss FOR fu,urc nsss-is ia beii,f
~ - tsUes saa shss early application
e.,,,-'.,s. y fnE Pressing rt~sss vi the
sisf@as These 2sJtsr surluaes TIE can
81. - ~ slr-ae.sA SIS 1-sgiS II the 41Fss-
49, trAn>S0aif8Uafs tassBrsnv faT
N.esN sas Northern pNciuc - vtfsuAsEv
o-s ), sa2 = atce would hses - ~ wiped
he s- -. sii'Ste harmonious liz Ultstaoss 81
A. ,..s, ss'it SNAactFu. u p also flts's $50 y
a. - ,s,le soy ee&IiHE debt ~ f7,sa SsNsA
-. s~'isN au3 g. fsrssish the tesmla a.
z,.,,.,s 'si'.ee = a. Gs,omk nes s~4ulp.
s. - 80 1he payssyai Improvement al
49, ~, &c. tbe rNs 9 amount that a {,
/ -. ssh r. bcg,sts alrti s. 81 varis ,sa8s. g
Na,sss lss's'-l B prom .aehf ,slrtS.tag IS shx
81 - - tatsae HISS estimated, at from
&c.. a. sia.,toss0, fhe general strsei
= fok i7uW <i2An SO 81 50 eco CO
a. -. = sselteul Aas yet h-sen made fs'
- ct t1csr t-anSs
-. sffFfA sfsA- khut3ers VIII ~ called 4
- - "a 'se;st%t 1, Jo ratsiy ihe ssglssa 81
49, 49, t''Fs- far dAgr - about esfs
&C.,. e,.ss-' aftsF the aanusl election os a..
So, ~ Sg-ClFf % sEalH<t ann snp-set
-. ss>Ar - feSV Aonsss TIE apfsfxsX o. q
sosvsszEaeat - thirteen s1lr.SEoEs MI
Ssearea sas Any sssas
- iseaessaen, 10 preferred ss1sk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

VIII run daily, commencing August =
over the Oregon Railway 4 Navigst'o'
Company, oregon short time and Union
Pacific railway. between Portland and ~
Missouri river The cuisine aud seryie'
are utlrxce led.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
CALL FOR A
Republican County Convention
Saturday, August "a,
Tuesday, August 20.

The primaries In the precincts of Seattle
and in the prscinets OF Black Diamond,
Franklin and Newcastle, win be held
between the hours OF 6 p. m. and p n, :,
beginning AT p. N. The primaries in al
other precincts viii be held between the
Up. IN.
The basis OF representation win be a.
follows
One delegate at large for each precinct,
one delegate for eaeh fifty votes, and one
delegate for each fraction thereof greater
than twenty five cast for John Is. Allen for
delegate 10 congress NJ the general cleo
ton held Noyemb J. lass
Upon the foregoing basis precincts are
ext tied TO representation o. s0i ows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

GOLD Rrs. Cal, Asx .2-Ten years age
J rpaaiding. superintendent OF the Hag
ford mine, lost sack Of retors gold white
crossing Bear river Search vas afterusrd
nades b8t The treasure WAS only recyv.
cred a few days axo by three chfnarnes
living 81 Dutch Flat Tney found the
treasure in this water, which Was very lsyx
aud have since disappeared. The yalne 81
the gold Il 81 900
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

uspsfeh steamers from Seattle as soIlcwx.
For san Francisco. via Port Toxy-ar.S
and Victoria: Al t,fg o. IN passengers re-
eeis.a on board AZ 5-eB p. IA on Aax. 1. 6.
~. =, Il -, 81, and every 1--WE days there
For Alaska: AT 2 n m July 2. Il. Il. z,
AQsiasi !. III. 70. Es september 10 and Is
From Fan Francisco. for ysrsarIs sns
Puget sound ports Ata = m. Ang. SIS.
" -. Is, -. and every i've days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained ar the once
OF the company ~ The RUSSELL
Su9DALLe PERKINS q co. Gent Aga
Ne 10 Market street. san Francisco Cal.
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NEW YORK. Aug- 2g-Charles Pratt aud
Esssard Craig, the American thester man
ssefs who ar1 reported ss hsTiug been
subjected - stroeioas indignisaes and inc
rfisormsat on the Isfbmus OF Panama
are BUw IN this city. They have Il esi
claims agsifss the Cssom bsxn government
for xig $50 tsas.s,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

ALBcarEnaCR, y. ~. Aug ~ This eity
j. practically .ithans water. The work,
are sbasting OF the supply 10 the eonsaa.
ers Until there IL sufficient in the reservoi
for Gre prateefioD. The gia Gransie never
~as >, dry tefoge. and there has been M
fsin fs.F m1naits- The whole sos1fhxest
country IL suffering.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

SkS ORLEANS Aug. 1s--A ss<eial. dated
at Port an Prince, August 5. says: .-Tbe
Hsyfisn guntost Defense has Just con.e is
bringing the body Of General Dandsunss
Legjssme's cornmander-tn-cbief, snd the
news that the whole of the south ID lost 70
Legisime. The feht Il now enfsrelv h.
tween por m Prince and the res, az
H4rfi =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

PRINCETON. W. Va. Aug. 22-Scar the
Buckley mills railroad tunnel today pre-.
mature explosion of = blast killed Mike
Dance aud probably fatally injured John
Ramsey. Joe Moore. VIII kenzie aud An
drew Morton
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. 22-An cpl.
demic OF hax has psevsiled In this city
and comfy darlng the past thirty days.
The disease is prevalent and has proved
fatal In iifty cases. Deaths are more prev.
alent among young children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
BANK on NORTH SEATTLE

Co<neg 81 Srons ard BATTERY streesa
Fa-usrn ana sorsesgfr sxrAsnre s.oaxhs
ant sosd: seaeg-sraae srxrxfe-s ra1sse; de-
rsxzn received. aoa . gxnxrAs BANKING
tuxs Dems transacted
We hare special facilities sof making
eosserssors in a. g.srz Of sae Eassxst states
sa6 Cs2azza- Hoa-s. . r. 10 ,. n- Sal
pItECTUkS 81 ~. wmxxExn. Press.
dealt. Jaxy r. OsfRAxpgn~ ysce-Prs~>d<zf.
G. y AAsxsr. CaAASexs D. T. DExSys G.
2. nuuuR
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Family Jewet.-Dr David kenne dy
the celebrated Surgeon oi RonSous, y. l.,
will send you his iilusfrarcd peok. How q
cure kidney Liver aud Blood Dis assss-
uypon receipt 81 s.e~ri stamp II as
contains Two stories written by Ned bunt
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NOTICE.

On September will close ny book &C
counts aud thereafter sell for cash only
cheaper than any house ia the Northwest
Soliciting your patronage | am, very ~
spectfuiiy. e. r. Ffasch, cash grocer, cor
nsr second and James. Telephone lis
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u,NnKrRcYIrF sAIE

sc. new lot handsomely embroidered
ladies hand stitched shear lawn hsndker-
chiefs: very dainty, worth more Chester
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

NEW YORK. Aug 2z---The cshoftahoe
railroad has been purchased by Hunting
ton. II is supposed 10 be his intention To
make IL branch OF the Big sandy rail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Mayor Cregor mas I'd
dressed a formal letter TO Governor Filter,
asking him 10 call special session of the
Illinois legisia nre, 10 take action toward
securing the location OF the Worlds fair al
Chicago In ikl2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
Noted Desper.do Hanged.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Aug. z3.-Jim Me-
Coy. noted desperaao. was hanged today
for killing sheriff Mckinney some time
sfssfe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

vrEsNA, Ang. 22.-Haron Periera, Of this
city. descendant of y celebrated banker.
has t,.sssomf insane
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Island Transportation Co.,
urnsxRr syrrHER. MANAGER.

IL. y D.
The s;esner j. b. LIBBY, Herbert ?.
Eeeener. raster. leaves seattle every sun
.fsv sft.s rueeu At p m. for Port Townsend
snd the san Juan islands. from Hstaelds
xharf Leaves Port Townsend a. 10 A. N.
go uag.ssv WEDNESDAY sne Friday for
whstssora, calling AZ smiths Island. ana
Richardson's twssfher permitting :Afgy ie.
I.or-E, Friday Harhrr, Nspie Sea Monday
vsiur north and Thursday rofng south },
koacAe HaseoT. orras, and E&sf soand-
RETURNING, leaves Nhxtcofn az q N.
rn.s,ssxx Thu~~ssyS and saturdays On
he 4stariay trip the Libby goes thrcasn
10 seattle. Fare from Port Iosnsxad 20
sssstle. 81. rntfi farther notice, pssss.
sprs or freight from seattle for the issAnas
ey ire fGhsy's "Wednesday and Friday trips
viii \, carried on me Washington sfesn
s~sat q r~x1srorest5on Go. s steamer Ecsfa
e. Post Tnwusen.i on Tuesday and Thar
dav nishts and Transferred disees - me
flhhY Or these Oar. the W. : t. Co
viii issue tickets and a4h freight throusn
20 destination -. -.
HRRsEar r. REKcHER, Manager
q HATrfFfn. Ageaf. --sfs2s-
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DAILY. Kxa.ErT srynsr


sssOf Wteo8COfU 0U0 8AmlAk~
moo = QUITE.
steamer leaves seattle AZ N ~ srr
anys fces1xys and Thnrsfsyx Arrive. ~
Nnz1nom at II g. ma Mm1tsys. wadne~saT,
'saHss ksf1rntng, leaves whzxcors ..
nr1sfs ~ q IA Arrives NJ SEATTLE 81 a..
m. Tuesdays and THURSDAYS at.d On -.
afslays ~ about .. m.
SUlis6--sesEssr lands at al rsguis.
and Fsdaixo. ''A'<
y. 3. Mall 9seamer.
LeNves seattle for whasoon and Al way
landings Mondays. Wednesdays and m.
aAys al II p. m Arrives At whntcorn Tnes-
nsls. Ihnrssays aud SATURDAYS At 5 D. rn
13tnsHing- lsavex whstr1sm suadx =
. r.assays ana Thursdays q > 30 ,. m. Ar
rlss.s Al seattle AoBdays. wessnesaars ana
Fridays al .. IA
= J SMITH. General Manager.
MAXWELL Cen Pass and TScst Ar
~ JOHNSON. saps-. PoYzsans. Or.
T4forns Ofice. Telephone No -
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geseFy ations on sns steamship tine IN
the Atlantic service Co Enruyc add knelsn
can pc secured al Northern Pacific ticket
Office Ne 7ls ~ecood street. Boston block.
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DIR. SPIuuEY
sc CO.'S

SEATTLE 0tSPEMSARY.
Fourth. opposite PcsT-isTglLIsKScEE-
All chronic diseases OF MEN and wo-
MN successfully treated
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous aud Physical
Debility, Exhausted Vitality, seminal
Gcno-rhoes. ssls~t. syphilis, Premature De
cline. Weakness IN Women. and al Pune
stansi arrangements that result ffSsrr
youthful fosise% or excess in after years
lIslnlRY Kidney and Bladder troubles,
Weak Back. tsoaorri11a. 6.eet
Crrxtitts. Va. icocele, Structure, etc, prompt.
~ and safely cured No fzsrseous medicine
given. nor strong injections used. which
cause structure Charges reasonable
HRpVaIIS Debility, loss OF vixor seminal
losses, Night Emissions De
sFcpsieHcy, etc, etc. cured
YOUNG AEH s sss,n t isn s ~ ' ss .
tons, should avail themselves OF our treat.
menf. the greatest ha-ofl ever laid - the a..
tar of suffering humanity. VIII guarantees
q positive cure IN ever case
klDDLf-A6ED nEH. Tier I.'s,.: are s,,s sa. .s:
freQuen, excavations OF the bladder. &C
cUsap&nsed by srnsrtiDx Or Burning SGT
ssfsoa; on examination fAs urine deposits
q sediment. and sometimes slhumen IL
present. TIE esa5or varies nom bright or
reddish 10 even . milky hne. the patient
experiences weakening o. The system in
. manner he eznDys AosoaRt for. This IL
shs secuRd stage AZ SCANDAL weakness
Many die Of this sitseaity. ignorant OF ia
cause A perfect cure and healthy nessorar
ton guaranteed
osscc hoarS. o. N 10 .. 3 IA sundays.
. 20 p. m
y. B-pp-sons unable 20 Visit rs NAV he
treated Af their aaeaes hv eTs~rt~,ssndsYeS
Messesnes sad instructions -sns BIZ nal
express. GDTsnirssssr free
Send &c stamp for The Yozng Mass
Priced az Guide ~ W~issck AAv
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Nnrcr

ON september my books viii be closed.
C.oo,!s sold for cssh only. {. r. Fraseh
cash grocer. corner Second and James,
Ielerhone lis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

Providence, K l.. Aug. 2z-The Center
worsted Company has assigned 10 H. N
Campbell, ir.
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NOTICE. :

We sell goods chesper than the little
stores psy for them. tSet eur prices. Ches'
Ter IissaFy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAL"A Az.
THE TRUE
TranscOntinental Route
BETWEEN
TIE PACIFIC AND TIE ATLANTIC

Its passenger equipment Is the finest in
the world, consisting OF Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars. having drawing. smoking and
bath rooms: Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars. with Free saeeping Berfhs sor
holders Of secoud-ciass tickets. and the
most meiern style Of Day Coaches
Its Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality of food, in unlimited quantity.
N reasonable rates
The variety aud grandeur OF scenery
along It's line Is gnequRied, and in the de-
tails of trnsk, train service, etc. nothing il
omitted that can add "a the safety and
comfort O: its patrons Al in sill, Il gives
The best and mos; seryiezbae line of travel,
whether for business or pleasure, between
Portland, Tacoma seattle, Victoria, and
ali Pacific Coast points, and Winnipeg,
Minneapolis. -. Paul, Chicago, ~. Louis.
Ottawa, Toronto. Montreal, Boston, New
York and ali Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS are issued Ia al
principal points Ia the United states, Can
ada. and Europe, sf lowest rates.
For detailed information apply 10 the
following agents of the company;
C. e. MefoKD. 8 Washington street,
Portland, Oregon. z W. McsSINNES~, seat
tie VT; r L. ELLIS. Tacoma W. T.
D. e BROWN, Assistant General Freight
aud Passenger Agent, Vancouver, n, {.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co, postofsice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

utssfsdy. Cou pesii.e, Aracorfes,
r.Irnaver, 0eltinghar,. Sc
n,r,s Whascorn ard wsy ports
g0xnAY- WYpSEsnAY and FRIDAY 81
= n
pssr--,sz.s sesves s&sfTAe fog TaccnnA
ws~.v,~ssv. FRIDAY zn.i SUNDAY a. 1sso = ~
F~S-s SEATTLE Warehouse Co. Sasrf-
SxsvTfS WAREHOUSE co. Agent.
= NJ WILSON. ssca. NJ sr-. sesssse-
Tacoma
FL Cowgirl. Agent,
EasrhavGn
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By order OF the sepnoiiesn Central Con
mistee of King county.
T. r. ALRERTsoN, Chairman
JOHN I. MITCHELL. secretary.
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PAClPlf NAVIGATION CO.

Tn. new ard palatiai steamer STATE
Or WASHINGTON. Henry Hsiley, master.
.eayes HatEeid's wharf daily az failoss:
FOR Tacoma and oiyapla, at 20 Q. m !:
for Iaeosss, ~ 7 % p. IA.
Tacoma and oiynn pia Route.
Leave Tacoma, 1910 a. m: leave oiym-
pia, 1 30 y. m
Tacoma and Seattle Route.
Leave Tarofna. 510D a m AID 4: D. m. !:
leave seattle, 80 q m and 90 n m.
The fsstes. boat ON the Sound. always on
time, For freight or passage apply on
board, o. 10 A. Hatfield. agent.
ROCHE Mar 6OR ROUTE.
Steamer SKAGiT CHIEF. George Barson
master: Leaves Tacoma Monday and
Thursday 81 a. m
Leaves seatfle every Monday and Thurs
day ~ p M for San Jusu Islands, cali
ing al Clinton. Cisaiady, Laconner, Friday
HArbor. Roche Harbor
SkAclT RIveR ROUTE.
Steamer HENRY BAILEY, 5. T. Denny.
master. for skagit river: Leaves Tacoma
Monday and Thursday as p. m
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday and Friday
on tide for stanwoo1 Mount Vernon
Sterling. and head OF navigation.
TACOMA TRADING CO.,
Agents, Tacoma.
j. A. HATFIELD, Agent. seattle.
JAY sEDsWICK
fsfsf Manager Tacoma
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CHICAGO, s l..s !:.ays / PACIFIC /,

0sers \ cssagce ~ the rSsss desirable routes "a
wgin THE privilege o. sossS ere Way and RIA,
~ a1s.hss with sss extra charge The >oxIEs1
PA.7Ffc runs thrsssa trains tasifyi = =
nespcsis ard - fars. izaksnx esesh eaan@s14
wisa TIE >aEa fsnTsSz Trains - TIE AfssE
La EorTs fa< tt.scsfa. TIE oXxsoS SIZE
r.rx carries rzNr aeers tsassy@ via GrS.sg
4us eseyeaze - e.zn-Aa ard cSsSned Biz
va Oxtsea <zzs SAL Lake Gig 30 Dew
.scss.e syxfass saE FSsaia FrSSa al IL
-.s.ass r-ssats -ea srrsv&s ~ traits s-yaa L
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
SOUTH MEMPHIS MARKET.
II Need Not be Surprising ~ It should
be Closed.

II Need Not be Surprising n II should
be Closed.
Shall the South Memphis Market.housc
be closed, and thus turn tho business
usually carried on there over TO market
wagons7
II begins TO look that way, as a rcsolu-
ton TO that effect is now before the Legis-
latiye Council Committee, composed Of
Messrs. Graham, Wallace and Ency.
Tho petition OF +. Bcnsicck and others,
before the Council yesterday asking for
the abatement OF an almost intolerablo
nuisance, created a good deal Of discus
sion. President lladden suggested IL M
his opinion that II would not be unwise TO
close up the market Mr.. Graham was
inclined TO favor the proposition, not.
outstanding lac had -, 500 subscribed Ia
build new one, the total amount re.
quircd being about $4,000. There was
no voice raised in violent opposition "a
tho abandonment, and Mr.. Graham Of
iered the following resolution, which wai
referred rs before stated.
Resolved, That Il is the sense Of this
Council that the South Memphis MarkeI
be closed from and after the lst day oI
June next"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
poLIvAR'g BUDGET.

Game Fnh Being shamcisssiy Killed
PostmastsrB- Carbonate OF Iron.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
Bolivar, Tenn, May l6.-Parlics from
the upper centers have been here killing
fish In llalchic River and contiguous
lakes with dynamite. Since they left large
numbers Of game ash have been found
dead and lodged In III, drifts In Horse
Shoe Lake. There were found dead trou;
weighing as much as eight pounds. Thou
sands OF valuable food fish have been dc.
sIoycd.
DR.. Lawrence johnson. Of the Unite,
States Geographical Survey, reports larg,
deposits Of carbonate OF iron, known ~
sederilc, In the eastern part Of this county
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
& Charleston Railroad officials to see IL

& Charleston Railroad officials to see il
conclusion could not be reached as to the
probable amount Of gravel to be used by
the city this year. He further said that
some gravel had been purchased from the
Tennessee Midland road at $40 per car
load, and that he understood gravel had
been discovered in Arkansas, also along
the Louisville & Nashville road. He
thought the commodity was tumbling in
price, and Sl2 was his idea OF the limit, as
against $40 paid now.
As feature of the discussion PROPOSE
ton from Pontotoc street residents to pay
$1,000, on total expenditure OF not ex-
ceeding $1,000 was laid before the Coun-
Gil. 1t was for paving Pontotoc street,
from Cynthia to the railroad track. II
was accepted, on condition that the sub
scription be first paid over to the authori-
ties.
The Council then adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
wAGoN.I.OAp FOR 81 90.

We viii have n DC table today in China
aisle; 1000 different articles. each indispen-
sable to the housekoeper. We cannot name
a 1.-THE Of them. Here's are few: Dust pans,
oat meal bowls, hand mirrors, decorated
plates were 3jc), busters, spoon-holders,
3-gallon dairy pans, butter dishes, lemon
squeezcrs, ambcrina table tumblers. tea
pots, knife-boxes, mniolica cream pitch.
ers, moss rose cups and saucers, ice picks,
napkin rings. etc.
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Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, May lG.-Yesicrday
was a great day with our people. A
large concoursc assembled at the base Of
the Confederate monument to memorial.
izc our Confederate dead. Speeches were
made by distinguished gentlemen. after
which tho whole asscmblago proceeded In
procession 20 the graves Of the soldiers
and literally covered them with flowers.
Everything passed quietly and pleasantly.
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Ladies' RcaJy-Made Dresses.

We will sell so Percale and Bingham
Rcady-made Dresses that were sold at
5000 for S575 loday-about the value OF
the material.
FLoUNcED CALICO WRAPPERS Zoe; worth
Sl.50; the calico costs 75c.
LADIES AND CnILDREN's JERsEYs only
lDc
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TIE j. s. MENKEN COMPANY.
VIVA, shall ". DO win our B,y.,

Is now being asked Us 10y parents, and we
can give no better advice than to recon-
mend sending them TO that popular and
progressive institution, The Nelson Bush
ness College, Second and Monroe streets,
where they will learn figuring and writing
according 10 business standards, rs well as
spelling. bookkeeping, type-writing, etc.
They will only have TO study during the
cool hours Of the day and will be discip-
lined in n gentle but firm manner. The
Nelson College stands without a peer for
thoroughness and responsibility Of pa
tronagc.
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AT Book COUNTER, we will sell 1000
packs of playing cards, the kind known as
"squeezers, sold everywhere at 25c pack;
our price lOc. just what you want for
progressive eucher and other games.
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THE j. s. MENKBN COMPANY
viii Sell Today
,ouncil then adjourned.

5 cases lace stripe White Dress Goods
and 2 cases OF white ground Dress Goods,
with colored bars, at Gle yard; s yards
for SOC. You would consider them cheap
at l24c per yard.
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FuLL Dress Shirts = specially. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis steam Laundry,
pa Second street. Branch Office, ~
Mndison street
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Drives In Carpet Department.

LACE CURTAINS, with poles and chains,
Sl.65 pair.
SMYRNA MATS at Zoe; worth sl.25.
SILK Tides at 60c each.
LARGE Smyrna Rugs at 81. As.
RoCKISG CHAIRS only 500.
REMNANTS China Mating only l0c.
BABY CARRIAGES only Sl.90 and S.. 80.
HOLLAND SHADES, on rollers. only Sic.
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oRprn Nashville Cream from Jacob
sccsscll. telephone 81, or G. j. Fallow,
telephone l,ll3 The best In the city.
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MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renovating Works, go Beale street. Telc-
phone GIG
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PAfx from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. Il relieved at once by taking
ono Of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.