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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
ANXIOUS TO QUIT.
Republican Senators Getting Tired.
They Want to Adjourn the Extra
# ordinary Session This Week.
The President, However. is Not in
so Great a Hurry.
A Fight as to the Powers of the
Senate in Extra Session.
The New Cabinet Officers With the Ex-
ception of Blaine and Window
Don't Know the Ropes and
They Delay Matters.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-The Repub-
lican Senators are very anxious to. bring
the session to close at the end OF the
present week. This desire has been made
known to President Harrison, but he is
not yet able to give his consent lie says
That 1t is necessary TO have certain officials
confirmed, and he cannot get the Cabinet
members to act promptly enough in se-
lecting the men they want appointed.
The trouble is that all put two Of the Cab
met officers, Messrs. Blaine and Win
dom, are entirely new to Wash
ington life, and with the excep-
ton OF Uncle Jere Rusk, they are
wholly unknown to the politicians and
other public men. They have had no ex-
perience in dealing with Office seekers or
the crowds OF general callers that visit the
departments every day, and nearly all Of
their time Is consumed in getting rid Of
them. They are therefore very slow in
selecting men for appointment and IL Is
impossible TO make them hurry.
President Harrison has explained these
things TO the Senators who have called
upon him, but has agreed 10 try and get
all the nominations needing immediate
confirmation TO the Senate by Thursday
80 that they can be ncted upon and final
adjournment reached on Friday or Satur.
day The Senate sessions are at present
very indifferent affairs. Yesterday the
session lasted three hours; half an hour
was spent in confirming nominations and
the rest Of the time in discussing the ques-
ton OF whether the Senate has the
constitutional right to transact any legisla-
tive business at an extraordinary session.
The Republicans are divided in opinion,
but the Democraiics are all OF one mind,
saying that the Senate at its present session
has the constitutional right TO act on noun
inatiOns solely. the purpose Of the Dem
ocrats in taking this stand is TO fight OIL
thc proposed investigation and discussion
of the Southern outrages, which some ol
fhc radical Republicans are disposed 70
discuss. The Democrats are very earnest
In their arguments, although search oI
4 the records for only few yoars back will
show that they have previously taken just
Z the opposite ground and have voted "a
take up legislative business at a called
session.
The discussion will probably be contin-
ued at odd times during the week for the
purpose Of filling in the day, and at the
end OF the week II the nominations are nj
in the senate will adjourn,
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Proceeding. OF the senate

WASHINGTON, March l0.-The Vice
President announced the following select
committee on the April centennial cele-
bration in New York: Senators Hiscock,
Sherman, Tloar, Voorhees, and Eustis.
Mr. Sherman called up the proposed
amendment to the rule requiring resolu-
tions that call for information from the
executive departments to be referred to
the appropriate committee. lie said that
the adoption Of such resolutions, without
inquiry, sometimes involved very large
and unnecessary expenses, and that such
a change Of the rule was desirable.
MIR. Voorhees, opposed the changeo OF the
the rule. Ho understood that no assent
TO il had been given on the Democratic
side of the chamber. He called attention
10 the TACT that the Government was
within few weeks OF closing its first hun
dred years OF history under the Consttu-
tion, and that during that century OF ma
tional life no such rule rs that now pro-
posed had ever been found necessary.
lie could see no object that II WIS likely
10 accomplish except To sliile investigation
and obstruct inquiry into the conduct OF
any executive department. lie submitted
TO the Senator from Ohio, and TO all Sena-
tors on the other side, whether they could
afford, at the threshold OF new admins
tration, TO give notice to the world that
investigation and inquiry into proceedings
OF the departments shall be less free and
less untra mmeled than had been the case
heretofore.
After a long debate the rule and amend.
ments were recommitted 10 the Committee
on Rules. and after brief executive ses-
sion the Senate adjourned
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ST LovIs NO. March ip.--Thc river 4 fisinE
with 10 feet ru The i'Auec. weather clsaf ~
s-rts.t AtLai.li. Cip, NsicheA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

hotel lob6les. According to common ru-
NOR, the President is afraid TO touch him.
lie was understood TO be sure of appoint
ment us Commissioner OF Patents. II he
spoke truly two months ago, he will not
take any Office under the Administration.
1t is asserted by the Baltimore Sun that
"a day or two after the arrival OF the Har-
rison party in Washington Private Secre-
tary Hallord wrote note to Col. w. w.
Dudley 10 the effect that the President
sympathized deeply with him on account
of the criticism and obloquy cast
upon HIM by reason OF his blocks OF five
letter, but requested him not to call or at
tempt any personal communication, as it
might cmbarrass the incoming Admins
tralion. Col. Dudley, piqued aud cha
grined, replied that he was not in need Of
sympathy from anyone, that he had done
nothing OF which he was ashamed, and
that he had no iavors TO ask. At the in
auguralion ball Col. and Mrs Dudley met,
face 10 face, the President and Mrs. Harri-
son, and were presented, with hundreds
OF others. The President greeted Col.
Dudley as II he were perfect stranger,
but, after waiting moment, presented
Mrs Dudley TO Mrs Harrison" I"
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: @ine r. romantic de 2tebes.

= Giue romantic e 2iebes.
q i9te Fano Dor einigen Sasen
i'll Suoionopnlis ibrsn NbidIuB. 8or
As Sabrea maGten in iener Siaot 3pei
iuuee cageisbene Mdnner, Banter unb
5eruig nit Wametl, elmer iunsen Game
Stella 8psman ben 6of. MiB SteIa
pablte Setnia gum @atten, unb Samisr
begab fi6 auf cine mehtidbrige &eiie
mad Mfen unb europa. Nls er beim>
febrte, I;eB CT Eih in Snbianopolis ME-
ber. unb uurbe Der treueite Treunb bes
6ernig'iGen G6ebaors. I!s i'm leBten
SUM- Col. 5srnig iein Gnbe berbeifoms
men fablte, tief ct isine 6rau unb fei,
neu Jreunb gu fiG. unO leets btren
5dnbe in chamber. sd babe feline
@orge I'm Stella" faete er, obenn i'd
meiB. 9amier, Du pirif Did ibger an.
nebmea." Das Bot BENT aud osr neber'
!eben6e geiban, benin Dor einigen Saesn
murbe bic %64idbrige Stella Sernig bic
Grau bes 69jdbrigen a.. s. 2anlier.
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3tpei ti9tige Stuben : MdbGen i'm
M abncfe Sotel. 3mt
Muerlct.

Mlerict.
9ie 3lge Der Suniet.8abn bers
lahen San Nntonio BON iebt ab ME
foIgt: Na6 benz Often befimmt UNI
$3.50 8ormitta9s une 8:15 Nbenbs.
Na9 benz Meten, nm 4 40 Nadmittags.
Die Nranfas paB sYabn ldbt Doh
nun an reeuldre paIagierSiiee ppm
Uoatum mad @ibbings laufen. 8is
au Weibna6ten Iuirb bic gan5e Sirede
bis nod Waco befabreu tperben f0nneu.
Nuf elmer 8eiu6s Geiie mad Oe>
pine murbe Der Barber 9entp Noldn
bort bon BEN S~tOrebeIiber Wm. Daois
gei9ohen unb am Nsm p%eruunoet. "a.
miIienitreitigteiten Iouen bic urIa9e Der
Sbat gepeien iein. Nolan fam geitern
nit Der 8Gbu mieber bier oil uno liegt
iebt i'm SOspital.
Gin berrli@es Wetter mar uns
gum Sanffagungstase bef9eert Dorben.
Die Banten unb cine gauSe Qn3abl BON
@ei6dften blieben geT6loRen unb bic
Stnbt ma6te eineu rs9t ionntdgliden
Ginbrud.
= @enn bic 3eitungen lid nidt Dor
ciuer 9ibeQflage fir9!eten, 10 Diirben
Ie bic Namen Der nit ben 8orgdngen
an abenb beg 26. in 8erbinbung iie.
benben 9amen nennen.
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i'd i'm morgen abfinben uerbe. God
ran srgrif @bilbers bierauf bsim @rra,
uno iaete: Gomm. iaB uis gu Bette
Qsben. Gt;lbers ma6te fid BON ibm
frsi, ging auf &ubber, Der eitOa feds
CUB bon ihm entfernt ftano, gu uao
duBerte: Sd min BEN perbnmmten
On nur faaen, mas i'd BON ibm
benfe. Graperrief: Nenne oenWanr nid9t
9....u; er 1T eiu Grtippel: 5ualeid
ergrifI er feline &odauiihIdge, oils OBJ CT
bet Sod ous3ieben Donte. @bilbers trat
einige @dritte 3uriid; Seu,ano fiel ibm
tn oen Nrrn, ba fiel Der S9uB uno
@biIbers lief babon, 3euge binter iam
her. litter Der 2a,nps bel Garter &
WiulaID e~rfannte er ibn; er belt cine
Wafe in Der 6anb. gais befabl i'm,
~ii0auHeben, bod lief ct TIM bic @de bon
Grodetts5 traBe. 3euse rief pieber'
bolt, ertannte i'm wieber unter ber
2ampe pon 8onbamz urb 8lums5 trabe,
uno folgte, big ct binter bet 8reiters
nanb gegeniber Der Rir9e an SfsGom.
n,erces5 traBe nerf6wunben mar.
@biIbers erbielt beute re6tanwdltIi9e
0erfdrtung bon Mu}tin. Nu9 bet 81.
&ongreBmann 9aueod lit eingetrofen.
Ser 6aa erregt in Muffin tDegen Der
barin bermidelten 9amen groBes Mufe
fehen.
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Nur ser 9ebcaSe bot 9ed,t.

gIn biefsn 5pruN iplrb man e,is=
aert, tpenu tllau bic Beridte uuItrer
eneltiGen 3situnsea iiber Sic GrHor=
bung bes 2olnfuti9sts Sim Groper
butd BEN @eriderua9sagsnteu 8. $.
GhiIbsrs bon Gutiu, lief. Do miro
uur bon benz 2e6enben Der 3raQDoif
gsiproden uub 3pat iii miIbefsr Gar
%teIuna; feline Nusfage = bic uatiirli9
nid)t au ieinem Na@ihsil lauFet-Dirb
Wort fir Wott niebergeI1;iehen uH6
inter anberen S4eDrieH au0 Die anfgez
feGt, bag bic Sbat, BET 1i1tigen 2l6te
betra9tet, sntDaber 6urd1 einen 3ufdq
ober gar in tere6tigter 5elbFbsribeibi.
sung gef6ab.
Die Nusiage Gbi!bsrs 1T allerbines-
unb tpie t6nnte bas aud aloers fein,--
baau an9etbau, ibn weiB3npai6en ober
bod ben MorO ert!6rIi@ gu ftnben. St
tpurbe In bru!aler WeiIe belei0igt DOn
9raper, Der cine Beipegun9 mo9te.
als molte ct ieiMen God ougsie6en unb
losfdloge1, Doer in Die SafGe Ill srst.
fen I'M bic Wahe Gil bDlen.
Wittlermeile bat bic bon Dem Iriez
bensridter MeaQiEier gefabrte 8orun:
teriu6ung erge6en, baB bic QusIageIl
gbilbers meientli6er 8eri6tigungen BIZ
biirfen. uno omar 8eri6tigungen, Die
berart gegen ben anaetlo9ten fpre6ea,
oaB Der 8idter i'm pbHe Nrrabne elmer
8irsi6aft bent @sfdnsniB Iitermie2,
big bic @Fano SurD F6 nit Inn he
5n1ftiQt.
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Gontraftossta,a~ ufgepa6t!
Mapors Office.
5aa Matonio, 81. Nob., 1889.

8erfiegelte Mhgebote iusrs
ben in bisier Oifiee einseforoert unb i'm
8eiiein Der Dieter ge0fnet. an
6 f. ben 2. 6ebruar, 1890,
fir bic 8Haferung Der foIsenben Gtras
zen uub pla3a's nit Wesquit=8lods
Mlamo pla3a, pom @nbe beg plaiters
our @de BON Npe. 3 unb SouitOnaraBe
bis Npe. 6. 2,814.4 Quabrat.Y arbs.
6~outpnrraBe BON Der Ode bes Blasa
big sur Norb : GlorestraBe. 9,959.71
Quaorats OarOs.
gcsqaia GtraBe bon 5oufonfraBe
sum MtoinsB Iaoa. 1,990.69 0uabraf'
Darbs.
eolebabsG !taBe, bon S~ouaonfraBe
gum Main.Y la5a. 1.504.7 Quabratz
Oarbs.
uuo aabers Straben, bic nod bes
iimmt perben m68en.
9ieter finb gebalten, penn fe ibre
Qngebots einreiden. elm 9epoft bon
3peibunbertuubfhnF3ig Doua,s ($250)
az binterleger, als eine Garantie, baB
Der Sieter ben b0rgeiGlagelleil &ottratt
iibernimmt unb bic erforberlide 8iirg=
f9aft baflr felt. SIN Sale er bies
ni6t tbun folte, 10 1T bas Sepoit on
Die Sta6t berfalsn.
Spe3ilitationen f6nnen aH8eieben unb
erlangt perben, entneber in biefer
Office ober in Der Office beg Stabts
Sugenieurs.
9ie Gtabt bebd!t 'fi6 bas &e9t Dor,
irgenb ems ober ale Nngebote auriids
5utpeiIen.
Die 4ngebOte miiRen an ben WfaDor
abreIirt uno Proposals for Mesquite
Block Pavement" iberf6rieben iein.
BrDan @aIIagban,
QtteItirt: Wtapor,
6. g.. glaubou, Staots@lerf.
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a 8.

= @oub. &OB erbieIt Elm G@rtibsu
bonn Mapor BON pinebile, gbgecombe
@ounin, sc. g., in peIGem berfelbe
mittbeilt, baB mebr al5 1000 TamiIien
bsreit iinb, nod SeIas a%usauwau0erH
uno Saummolbau 81 betrsiben, tpeuli
ibneu bon biefiseH Gatmern bos Geifes
@elo sei9idt miro. Jinf Sabre Der
Mibernte anb Qusgebeutete. fir f~ernere
Gultur untaugli6e 2duoereien llnb Ser.
anlafung, baB bic Tarmer ibter alteu
6eimatb ben 9tidsn febren. 500 Ga.
milien baben ii9 bereita mad WiifiRppi
beseben uao Salienoe linb wilie. if.
rem 8eiipiele Gil folgen. Mapor Mar=
ion bon pinebile frd9t an, ouf welme
Meife i9 bic ueberfibrung Ger notb-
leibenbeu Wenihen b~slpalfneQigeA liebe
ui,b pb Mot bic teraniiden 6ornler uno
Blonta9enbeliSer 81 Dem 3ipede 8ors
f9ife Ieiiien mitber. - Sin 0inDeis
auf bic 9batia6e, baB In Seras bas &c.
feb sesen bic @iafabrung Don Nrbsitern
inter Gontrait 3ur IusfdbruHg fontmt,
1T barauf cine ~9enilgenbe 4ntuott.
= Sn Marfbal fiel bic 5dipeftsr beg
@ouniD. @lerfs MiB Marietta NnbretDs,
pdbrenb fe bot benz Gamin fob, in els
nem Nnfaa bon @piIepfie oorniiber ins
6eusr. Nls man fe perinibie unb ii6
in ibr 3immer begab, tparen GopF uno
G6ultern total bsrbrannt. sic tpar
ieIblfoertdnbli9 eine lei9e.
Sn @rsenpile Bib f6 bur@ 3uz
fal elm 5idbriger Gnabe, 5pbn bes M6.
belbdnbIers Wcpbanfeel, ein Slid
3unse Oh. IS gsIang ben Ner5ten
ni1t, bic 8lutung gu itiGen unb Der
&nabe ftarb mad tpenisen Stunben.
Sas Na6ipiel ibrer Sommers
unb 8abersiie erlebten Dor Gursem orei
prominente Burger 8ietorias. Sic
batten in Port 2apaca gebabet unb fab
iebt bon Der @rano,S ltD bon Calhoun
GountD tpegen 8lostellung ibrer pers
ION in Nnflage3ufanb perfebt unb in
ibrem unmittelbar barauf ftattbabenben
pro3eB ieber aur 3ablung elmer @elb>
ftraie BON $50 perurtbeilt pprbsn.
= @albmeQ GountD hat ben Gons
trait fir bic grbauung bDn Z nerert
Yriiden abgef@lohen. Drei peroen
iiber ben blum Greet, uno ie cine iber
ben 9rp. Walnut un6 @lear Sort Greet
gelpannt uerbeH.
- @ie bas vGriebri@sburspr Wo.
GenbIatt" mitibeilt, Bat 9err Gbas.
S9rsiner in 9erroile fir $4,000 eiue
arteRl9e 8runnenbo1r . Maf9ine 9es
fault, nit Der er iiber 1000 SUB tief bod.
rem fam. 9err S9reiner 1T gegen.
pdrtig ON 8obren zines artefi9en
8runnens auf feinem 2anbe bel Ser.
bile, unb 0err Sermp 1T eriudt NOR.
ben, oieIe Nrbeit flr Die Bauer BON me.
nigliens 1 Monat gu iibertpa6eu. Des.
glei9en bat 9err S9reiner Die Nbii9t,
feline In Maion GountD l~iegenoen So.
900 older 2anb bon prof. SermD geo.
logii9 unteriu6en gu lafen.
= 8pn San Marcos aug Finb in bies
fer Gaifon iiber 5000 8aaen Baum.
noble berI9ift nOrben unb Iber 1000
fino nod gu nerI9iden. .
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~ Inter ben grinnerungen BET
Sugenb3sit iinb bas bic ftdrtifeu, bic
uns an i9mere &rantbeiten, bic mir au
Der 3eit gu iiberfeben batten, gemabs
men. Sunge Miitter erinnern 1iG Iebs
baft barau, BOB es @bamberIain's
Cough &emeoD mar, tueld)es fie bon
Group befreite unb tpenoen es in 6olae
beFen au9 bel ibren Ginbern unb ftets
NIT benz beiien @rfolge an. Gum 8ers
fauf bel &. @obn & Co., s.. Galteper
& So. tll.b allen Sruggilten.
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Ba unfete leue 4potbsfenfirmo,
@de Der 6ouFonsS trabe unb Mpenue G.,
ma6t felt ber @r6fHung bubf6e Sc
f9dfte unb erFteut li6 elmer Iebbaften
&eceptur. @ie bot cine groBe Wus.
mabl pon mir fril6en DEDgueu unb Mte=
bicinen, eesbalb ~fo(Itet Sbr Sips 6
5ilpertborn ceriu6en, lpenu Str
etlpas aug Der Npotbefe brou1t.
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Gin raiftntrtes @anuer 9aar.

in 0aiDer01f 1T loebet1 eth tDDDl=
anSeleater S9winoelpIan entbiiQt pcrs
ben. Wm Mbenb bes 20. October sing
Elm Scr. Is. 5. %. Solution nit ieiner
Grau auf BET Central Mberfte ipa3ie.
rem. Die Grau That pl6Bli6 einsn
marferf6utternben 61rei unb er3dbite
ben berbeigeeilten 2euten, boz ibr Manu
aber elm ~geipanntes Sou ftoIperie uuo
ins WaFer fiel. 5ofort tpurben NaG'
forf9ungen angeftelt, man iu9te unb
fii9te, bod tonnte feline Spur bon benz
Wanne aufgefunben perben. ausgenoms
men ber 9ut, Der auf benz WaHer
|f6mamm. 9ie Na9forf6unseu Der
Md item Sage blieben ebenfals erfoIgs
log. BaIb ffelte es f1 tebph beraus,
baB Sobnion einige Sage porber in Der
Travellers Insurance Company iein
9ebsn eeaeu u%nslhdsfdae auf 4 Sage
fir S.. 900 berf6ert batte. st CAB bas
mails OH, CAB CT I'M 8egrif ftebe, cine
&eiie nod Senner anjutreten. Wm 2.
NoDember eridien banu aud Wrs.
Sobnion BON unten big oben in tiefe
Srauer getleibet in Der Office Der ger.
fGerunsss@ efeui6att, aeigte ibte Bodice
Dor unb beanipru9te bas @eIb. Ser
Mgent berIelben bate aber Nrgmobn
unb tbeilte benielbeu benz 0%auptbureau
in 9artfprb, @Dnn., nit; gIei63eitig
UNI 8erbaltungsmaBreseln bitteno. Sic
@eieIi9aft intruirte i'm. nit Der TSrau
pegen Mus3ablung beg @elbes ferner 3u
unterban6eln, als OBJ fein 8erba9t bors
banben unb Mles in Orbnung iei,
t~udbrenbbem aber bic GebeimpoIi3ei nit
Der Muftldruug bes Galles 81 beauftras
gen, Mm IA. Nobember madte bann
Mrs. Sobnion Die ei6li9e Nusiase, baB
ibr Mdnn Dor ibren Nugen ins MaHer
gefalen unb ertrunten lei. MittIertpeile
bate Der poliSeidef Serbian ermitteIt,
baB Sobnfon i6 In Stem Orleans be-
finbe unS nit 9iilfe ber bortigen poIi,
aei geIane es. bes Mannes babbaft 3u
tDersen. st Iegte elm boles 8efGnbniB
ab, tponod er, pdbrenb feline 5rau ben
fir6terIi6en S6rei aushieB, feinen
Sut ins MaRer ~getporfen bate unb nod
benz 8abnbof gelaufen mar, no er ben
foeben absebenben 3us beffiee. Sie go.
lice bate er ausIiellen laien, Tim bas
@elb erbeben unb es 6ann nit ieiner
Grau iraerbtpD in gemd6li6er &ube
unb Bef6auli6teit ber3ebrer 3u t6nneu.
Mfit feiner Srali CORRESPONDENCE er bon
Netp Orleans aug regeImdBig unter pers
iGiebenen Namen. Spbnfon mar nod
8alpeton gebra6t tporben unb Der go.
li3eiGef lieB bic Mrs. Solution TOM.
nten. CT befrug fie iber ben tbatfd9s
li6en Berbleib isres Mannes, tporauf
bic Grau bic aIte SefGi9te aufpdrmte
uub betbeuerte, bob He ben 8atten boz
ibren auger. i'm WaHer berf9ninben
fab. Au6 als ibr elm on fie geri9teter
Brief hires Mannes geaeigt tuurbe, blieb
He bel bieier Nusiage. 80 6faete 6err
Serbian bic Sbiir bes Nebensimmers
unb lieB Str. So5nion bereintreten.
Sie Srau that abermais einen lauteu
S@rei unb fieI ibrem Manne in bic
Urine. Beioe enttpidelten bann ben
S9~inbelplan obne tpeiteres 36aeru
un6 panberten oorldufig ing @efdna.
nip. Sobnfon III Al Sabre alt, fammt
aug port @ibiOn. Stem Oorf, unb iaat,
baB er ieit 7 Sabren in 3eros uobnt
unb in 8ictoria feline iebige, atpeite,
6rat beiratbete.
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say group gu bs%rbinbern. gs eri.
ftirt fein 3weifel mebr bariiber. bob es
Elm Mittel giebt, Group gu berbilbern.
&i6tiger- Group tritt niemals obne eir
Maruunes3ei6en auf uno miro baum
fofort @bamberiain's Cough &emebD
ei~ngegeben, 10 perben ale Symphonic
bieler 2rantbeit per|6pinben. Sizes 1T
INNER moslid, tuenn es i'm 9aufe ges
boIten tpir5. so Gts. uns 81 per Glaz
fde Bel Gobn & g., s. Ralteper &
60. uao a0en Sruggiten.
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gteueu : @efudhe.

g. quite SO6in, welde au9
bic 0ausarbeit Derri6tet, foDie cine
DausDGIterin n, Die ebenfals gut
IL foGen berftebt, iudsn iofort 6tels
lung. Madsufragen 231 Nbe. c., Sar
NHiGrlip.
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Qus Dem eiIeruen @eIb5droufe be,

paeifie @rpreB. gompagnie auf benz Gems
t%ralbabubOfe in Sort @ortb lit bic
Summe bon $1,000 gefoblen tporbeu.
Ser Sieb muB i'm Befbe zines Wa9i6lhi.
fels gepeien ieia unb muB aud bic Cons
bination getannt haben, ba Der 9ieb'
itabl gaa3 obne Gnuenbung BON @es
tpalt beriibt tpurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-29
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-29
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-29
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81. DECEMBER 1889 ind. beaabIt fein mub.
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Steuer i. solicitor BON 8erar gounth.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-30
From GO0dWater.

| Ed. RegiSter-Since my last cOmmunica-
ton from this place we have been blessed
bv two series of abundant rains-the first of
which fell on the night of the 18th and the
morning of the 18th inst. The other series
began last night; this morning good rain
fell here and it is now raining in good ear
nest and the prospects for Il thorough
ground soaker before tomorrow are good.
Wheat and oats look we'll and corn, where
good, thorough going tillage was had, is
doing as nicely as any one could wish
Meadows are in a reasonably good condition
If we are not again visited by myrlads of
chinch- bugs as we were last year, and
abundant showers are as well distributed
both as regards times and places-during
the next three months they have been
during the past three weeks we certainly
will be enabled to rejoice this Fall because
of the abundant yields of grains, grasses and
fruits.
During the last two weeks the weather
has been as good for outdoor employments
as any one could desire; in consequence
thereof farmers generally "whooped things
up lively" in the way of getting their corn
fields cleaned out by means of the plow and
the hoe and have hurried matters generally
to meet the now rapidly-approaching har-
vest-seasOn.
On the Sth instant Rev. Mr.. W. T. CrOcker
united in the bonds of matrimony, Mr..
William Croker and Miss Flora Graves,
also Mr.. John Huff and Miss Ava Croker.
Mrs. r. Erbschloe visited relatives near
Belgrade recently.
Mr.. Henry Trudeau. who resides at Min
eral Point was in this section last week on
brief visit to relatives.
Mrs. Jas. III. Alcorn, of near Piedmont,
come up here on a visit to her parents and
other relatives last Monday.
The abundant rains have done much to
promote the growth of grass and heritage
in the woods and stock out on the range is
doing well, X. +.
May 9th, 1856.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-30
Administrators Sale!

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, VIM. Henson, Administrator of the
estate of Andrew Henson, deceased, will, or
Saturday, June LIST, 1884,
between the hours of 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4 O'Clock P. NJ. of that day sell, at Public
Sale, at the Court House in Ironton, County
of Iron, State Of Missouri, the
Personal Goods and ChatteIs
belonging to the estate Of said deceased, con-
sisting of One Steam Saw and Grist Mill
with Flour Attachments all complete, stu.
ated on lands on Stout's Creek in Madison
County, about six miles east of Ironton.
Also, One Eight Horse Power Thresher and
One Grain Drill. Terms of Sale-Cash in
hand. WIN. HENSON.
Admir- Estate of Andrew Henson, Decd.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-30
FOUND!
THE WORLD TYPEWRITER.

Compare it with the most costly
type-writers in the market. It's not
one whit inferior as to speed, legibilIty,
alignment. 1t can be operated at once,
and after weeks practice, can write
from 35 to so words per minute. 1t is
absolutely simple, strong as iron, never
needs repair, has no weak points, and
always works perfectly.
Business men, cIergymen, steno-
graphers, travellers, poor writer's, and
chiIdren-all need it. You can have
any style of type you like-half dozen
ifyou wish, and change instantly. Elk
anime it and be convinced. Call on or
write me, and will be pleased to show
you machine and take your order.
Price of single case, $1,000. Double
case, $500. G.. G.. BOWMAN,
Agent for Iron County.
Pilot Knob, Mo.