davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-03-22
Sometimes They Can.

A great many people think a news
paper should have about a page of local
news, whether anything happens or not.
Deluded mortalsi Local editors cannot
make people break their necks, commit
suicide or do any of the other exciting
things that go to make up the material
out OF which the local reporter delights to
weave paragraphs.
, 1889-03-22
The Door win Come on Next.

The Office seekers have pulled the knob
off Senator Quay's door bell, and it is
said the senator is delighted. He is mis-
taken, however, if he imagines that a pat
riot is to be eluded by the absence Of a
bell. The average statesman knows how
TO knock. and as he can generally knock
loudly enough to make himself heard, it
, 1889-03-22
PITH IN


Theater goers will Re pleased to know
that fashionable woman's high crowned
hat has had IFS day, and tho other ex-
IRENE. a crown like a pancake with a rim
like a saucer, o holds sway for a season
at any rate.
, 1889-03-22
n S"ftT.
LChicBgo Herald.l

In the parlor at 1890 a. m.
Excuse me, Harry. papa is calling"
Certainly, Eveline."
Eveline ION her return to the parlor)-
I'm sorry, Harry, but you'd better go,
Papa says he hasn't got a license for run
ming an all night place.
, 1889-03-22
None from wyoming.
IChioago Herald

Washington is now full of statesmen
who are aiming to become heads of de-
partments- Before the long summer days
come they viii be begging for positions in
the FASTING and folding departments.
, 1889-03-22

Good black Gros Grain Silk, per yard, 75c, for
mer price, $3.50.
Good black Gros Grain Silk, per yard, 95c, for
mer price, $500.
Good black Faille Franchise Silk, per yard, 81. 25,
former price, 1925.
MORE Silks in all colors, per yard, S5c, former
price $3.50.
surah Silks in all colors, per yard, 55c, former
price 85c.
All colored Silks and satins at proportionately
low prices.
Yarns, per pound, $1.OO, former price,
$500.
Turkey Red Table Linen, per yard, 234c, former
price SOC.
Turkey Red Table Linen, per yard, 4Oc, former
price 75c.
White Table Linen, per yard 45c, former price
75c.
White Table Linen, per yard, size, former price
$1.00.
White Table Linen, per yard, SOC, former price
$1.40.
White Dinner Napkins, per doz, Csc, former
price, S1.0O.
White Dinner Napkins, per doz, 90c, former
price, $3.50.
White Dinner Napkins, per doz., $3.50, former
price, $3.50.
, 1889-03-22
Thoughtful and Considernte.

lNNN yin heiuAd-l
1t IS reported from Washington that a
COMMITTEES has in hand the collection of
unused return tickets from that city for
the benefit of disappointed and pennies
oficeseekers-
, 1889-03-22

New goods arriving daily at f. S.
Johnston & Bro.
, 1889-03-22

Fresh oysters received daily at the
Saddle Rock.
, 1889-03-22

is not likely that Senator Quay will be
very lonely.
, 1889-03-22

1t is impossible to quot here prices on all -four goods but e%d say hathe cut hs sheen made all
the wayt through and would further say ath stock is smlv very large and choce-inf fact
ours ckh nowla larger than any in this city. wewoud@ call you special aHhnhon to om
, 1889-03-22
II MADE MOTHER STRONG

al am IN my e4th year. Have been arricted In
several ways-could not sleep, had no appetite,
Paines Celery Compound, and felt relief from
the third day after usingtt now have q good
appetite and can sleep well Ny spirits mi
courage are almost like those OF q young man"
g Q. KnsKLID, D. D., Gonzales La
, 1889-03-22

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Hi
, 1889-03-22

Silk Pushes, per yard, Coo.
yard TIC.
All s~heetings at proportionate prices.
The very best Apron Ginghams, per yard, &c.
Very good white wool Flannel, per yard, Sc.
Very good cotton Flannel, per yard, &c.
Good Dress Goods, per yd, 81, former price, zoe.
IA 25c.
rs SOC.
, 1889-03-22
AT
LOW
s. ELMER
WRhes to state that he has about completed hiss arrangements for removal from here and not wishing
to move awaym any goods, will therefore
NOW INACCURATE A SLAUGHTER OF PRICES

That will Hahe the purchasing public We would advise everyone mtepstdm the purchase to call
at on@,a the gods are bound to sell very rapidly and it will pay YOU otmy them nov
and lay them aside Until you have use for them
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RIO EXCHANGE A VALUABLE PATENT FUR
i good farming land Call on or address J. J.
Jones caro- No Az Main street. Memphis. Tenn
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The Ohio left Cincinnati for Memphis
last evening.
lNDIcArIoXs-Fair; slightly warmer, north
westerly winds
TnE Johnstown drift has commenced pass
ing Cincinnati
TUE Chickasaw departed for White River
points last evening.
THE river at this point is 2O.4, rise Of one
foot since last report.
LEE Liners outgoing last evening-Coa-
bona, for Friars Point Rosa Lee, for Osceola
The Ohio and Lower Mississippi will rise
The Missouri and Upper Mississippi will
remain nearly stationary.
IT is claimed that coal shipment of be-
tween four and five million bushels will
I follow this rise in the Ohio River.
THE big headed James Ice will be the mail
boat this evening for Arkansas City, Mark
II. Check, master, and W. c. Banker chief
clerk.
ANcHHoR Liners up and down tomor-
row-City of Cairo, from st. Louis to
Natchez, and Arkansas City, from Natchez
TO 81. Louis.
THE Bonanza will arrive from the Ohio
River today and will leave this port for Gin
cinuau tomorrow evening. The Bonanza
passed Cairo at o'clock am. yesterday.
ihh uOb pIoNlulnB loT inc uTulHuBc VI
Chicago into the Mississippi River fixes the
dimensions Of the waterway that is to con-
meet the Mississippi with Lake Michigan at
100 feet wide and Is feet deep, which will
be ample for either lake or river vessels.
The velocity OF the current is to be three
miles an hour.
THE following excurSionists TO Cincinnati
and other points went out on the Buckeye
State: Hugh Sails Charles Keller, r.
Thatcher James Marantes, Val Desc Manuel
Alcnmeyer Edward Brenz Jim Brcntzie.
Frank Kinunnas, Peter Romeo, NJ Silyas,
Fred Goodloe James Jones. A. Brockcy, DIR.
McGran and wife, Mr.. Burnell and wife,
Miss Mollie Purdy, 7. A. Daritt, Miss Kate
Mcknight, Mss Lille Miller, Miss Rose
Gysie, Miss Kate Enspcrger, j. II Hombrut
and wife, j. u. Moss, Harry Heech, X.
Hoech, Miss Hettie Heech, Miss Etna Clock,
Mrs. Walters S. +. Hcech and wife, l.. T..
Smith, Edwin McDayitt, Miss Mamie Nc
DaVitt
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srEAM,IIiI'S.
Trust Sac.

Ny yirtuc ofa deed oi trust, executed on the 18th
DAY ~ January, its4. BY u. J. trkrny o. The uu.
drmlFurd, ns trustee. ~ secure CTftaiu indebted
nrHl thrtciu named siid deed ri tfust REGISTERED
iu the Registers uhun IT Shelby county. Irnurs.
teo. in buok No ist paru go aud d fviotfri i0,
aud said Indebtedness hslng unpaid. ~ The request
~ tnr bcucnclarCs thcfrln named We will. ON
Tuesday, June ~, 1870.
NJ the southwest corner ~ Main and Madison
fifcUu. Mcmphla Tenn, ell tn the highest bidder,
iuf cash The following real csinir situate ~ The
tiiy ~ Memphis shelby county. Tenn. tuslti
iefiuuing At point on the Wcsi side NJ Do oin
street sevcntyhvo (53l ioet north " Vance street
Ani fuunlnT thence north with bcsoiu tifcgt ssy.
unty i've Collect thence weTiWafdly nt tight uuglci
a. nosoto street one bundled aud eighty OsOI feet
thence southHarlly totoiiy I've l3bl feet. thence
cnstwafdly one hundred aud eighty tzl feet ~
tho beginning and helng lots Nos. = aud v in
block No ~, ~ that part " said City of Memphis
onefly called south Memphis
The lol u we'll Improved. ihofc being good fe,i
drncc % eight o. nine rooms and usual r0nvU
uicnocs upon a. aud IL we'll worthy The attention
81 pcnous seeking investment
Iquity u redemption bsued The title % salt
real estate Il believed 70 DO good, but We Will I'LL
aud convey as trustees ouly.
This June !. istg
HTERflg0 PtTKsON,
W. u. WlikENiON, Trustees
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arnAYrn nn sreLNr.

DARK hay MAI: DiNP',oh NECK DOTH
- hind feot shl,o short tall. bl0cky built
ahout 10 hands hkgL A reward 0i 80 will he pHh
fs10yery, WI 0tTL
n Poplar ftr ~.
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ON LAST TpussDA' MORNING wKEK.
Olong tall racing bay hqrr- l~yt . hands s'Ah,
both hlnd feet vh'te, lltst the IN order tail
Gro ,kcd al cruppeL hirayed from corner Of Dun.
ian and nawley streets LIB rai r.ward Return
10 oor.sr VI Unlon aud Dcsoto stress
A. n BRiNELEY.
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sTERLigG PiERsON,
W. u. wiikER on, Tfusle,
Notice to Taxpayers,

iW' NNat. ~ AfiN.. ltAtlHi fWll l''s' " w. w
Cnig and J. y MoKeon will meet iu the louU
house o. Monday, iuue = 10 heaf any aud all COM
plainu Of utpaysn A. 70 the susssnsut Ol thr.f
rfepeuy fnf the year itg
The districts anssssd bT J. q stewart all b.
usrn 40 Nondsy, jnssa
Tuesday. Tie tlh, all di,tfsu .uossod BY Web
tufu
"Wednesday no eta. eli districts asses,ed BY w.
a. Hhfrll. IA.
Thursday, the 9Th. all districts Assessed by n W.
pfyuf.
Commencing Friday the 7th the districts and
The wards assessed by q. n smith
Al the looks VIII BE- ready for cHamisaiion
N0Iday morning, June -
b. e. HLAU0MTER.
Chairman II County Court
CEsMtrii,
Assessor of Shelby County.
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40 Evansville. Ind.

FpccIaI Dispatch % Tho AppcaI.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 5.-The Granite
State, with light receipts, passed up last
night nc II o'clock The Nat Dortch, with
burnt boilers. arrived from Nashville this
morning She will repair speedily and re-
turn to Nashville with load of corn from
the Wabash and the lower bends. Consider.
able traffic is being transferred to whariboats
for the Golden Rule, due Monday. Danger
line water will hardly matcralize here We
will likely not have over - feet on the gauge.
Business fair. Locals on time.
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spccIal DIspateh % The Appeal.

CAIRO, ILL.,, June 5--rhe Bonanza, we'll
laden, left here at $50 o'clock this morning
for Memphis. The Cherokee put Off lot OF
corn ut East Cairo and has a fair trip for st.
Louis. The City Of Cairo arrived at I o'clock
tonight, is adding City tons and will leave
for Memphis before midnight. The Harry
Brown brought up eighteen empties and will
30 10 81. Louis in the morning with eight
barges Of coal. The new Mary Houston left
Paducah at o O'Clock this evening wanting
freight and will get 200 tons here and |, 500
sacks corn below. River % feet on the
gauge, fall OF inches In twenty-four hours.
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Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal.

FlfNtN bhPet'h w AhN AilNh
CrNcISNArI, o., June 5.-Riyer rising
slowly, with % feet o inches Of water on the
marks at o pm. Heavy showers accompa-
nicd by hail, during the afternoon but clear
and cool at dark. Business fair. The Ohio
left for Memphis with fine trip OF freight
and people. The Johnsiown drift com.
mcnccd passing this afternoon, but nothing
in IA Of nnte
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Chesapeake aud ohio nouts.

Leaves Arrive,
.limlted Ex.,,- b:l0p,m oLimited Elk e. l0.OS a m
'Niail aud Ex.. SLOAN "Mnil and Ex ll:0 ~ m
tNowbern Ac.. AIS pm tNewbern Ac... $40 a IN
Limited express trains run solid between Nom.
phis ana Louisville carrying Pullman buffet
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars Mail and Express
rum solid between Mcmph and Louisville car.
Meeting closely at Fulton for Cairo st Louis and
!hlcago, giving the only day train from Memphis
10 " Louis Ticket Office under Peabody notel
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-spECIAL FEATuRFs-

bBtClAL FEAT OHE5-
ny trtns Of contract the Company must depodt
the sum " Ill pfiEes Included In the schonio before
wiling q slurle ticket aud ~ Give tho following
official permit
CERTIFICATE = hereby certify tina, the Ion
dan Hank oi Mexico aud South America has on
special deposit The necessary funds " guarantee the
payment Of all pri11i dawn BY the Iotcfla DO 10
leucnUrncia ruhtica
n ROpRluuTZ RIVERA, fniervvntnr
Further The CompHny l. required " d,firibuis
hiysiH per rent ~ the value IL all the tickets 10
pflfcs a larger prupoflion than Il given b. Aay
other LOTTERY.
FINALLY %, number II tickets r. limited 10 ~ o1l
a2lWu lrsa than arc sold by other Lotteries usia.
The same srhe no
Fof tan pafticuiars "a ire, q. nassettl. Ap.r
isfn "a Cly Uf Nrriou % .. ". CULLEN, fta
Hariss street, Nashville, Tena., General AGENT
inf ttate ~ Truurssrs 10 ave time IN Frttlns
tickets address your letters o. Nashville. Team.
Fnclnso paIrf money IN ordinary Letter. rosiai
note ~ lapfras NuuCy Order, &C currency amount.
ing in q ~ rNputs Ht uuf expense 20 Nashville
Prizes tald without discount
AGENTS WANTED.
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REMOVAL.

Tho Security Savings Bank and Il. J..
Black q Co.
Have removed from No. a. 10 No. 10
Aladiaon street, formerly occupied by the
Memphis City aud linton X Planters
Bank, where they will be pleased 10 SEQ
their numerous friends aud patrons
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THE RIVERS.
Movement. nj the Levee.

Arrivals-James Lee, Arkansas City.
epartures-Chickasaw White River; Co
ahoma, Friars Point Rosa Lee, 0sceoa.
Boats in Port-Chickasaw, Joseph Henry,
i. II. Kelly.
Boats Due Up-Coahoma, Friars Point,
Down-Rosa Lee, Osceola, and Bonanza,
Cincinnati
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ToanH

Go TO Floyd & MONEYS for dinner. All
the luxuries Of the season. Dining rom
always cool. clean and pleasant
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Memphis ssrsiaze works,
Nos 81 AND SO MADISON srREEr,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles

CALL on the Southern Trust Company,
rooms q and ~ Cotton Exchange, II you
wish to borrow money on improved real
estate.
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stage OF the Rivers,

OFricE si0SAL SERVICE q. s. A.,
MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 8. lisa I
The following observations arr taken ~ all sta
tions IN the 10Th meridian time, which Is ono hour
later than Memphis time
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uArioSa
Great snakes.

From tho Tcrro ilautc Express.
Jaggloy--There Is a large. long rcd hair
swimming in my soup, Mira Hasheroit, or
else my eyes are dcceiying me sadly.
Mn. Bashcroit-It Is quite possible you
arc mistaken, Mr.. Jaggley. Perhaps an.
other OF your-attacks Is coming on.
And tho poor man hshcd the hair out Of
his SOUP and went on with bis meal with.
out another word.
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MISS JEsNS NJ. HIoBRE invites I'll per.
aims interested. TO visit tho Iligbce School
on next Wednesday 10 see the exhibit Of
pupils work.
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FOUNTAIN SPRING HOUSE
WhieSMtbhWSbringS W. Va

Gmnd Central Hotel aud Cottages Now Open for
the easnn
Elevation, 1900 feet ninyo the Lowell ~ the soa
unsurpassed summer climate. accommodation
nntclas. splendid railroad service. elegant yustl
bulc tmina
Tor information inquire at onlcc u G., q. & 4.
". A. q, T.. q n. d. ", az address
H. y. EAkLE. Superintendent
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MEsrns steam Carpet Cleaning and
Rcnoyating Works. 20 Bcalo street Tele-
phone 90.
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ilI.noI. ContIal ~. :. a. DIVISION,

40, q. =, . leaves At-iv,S
w o. Mnil.".."..5OO pm en-. o. Mail......1.i0 a m
,satdlS l.NpressAOO pm NSarlis Express. 4 d a m
tAcm 4 Lol Fr7i0 am tAc'm & Lo'l Fr.255 n m
Passengers between Memphis and sardis should
take Nlrdis express or local freight, ~ mail train
VIII not stop at stations between Memphisand Sar.
us, The accommodation aud local freight carries
y Cnarh lrr the ncrnm mnhnIlnn of lnrl frnrnl
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SUMMER RTs oRTs.
H t A SP Us
EAST TENNEsSEE.

Beautifully situated on a cold mountain. Fish.
Ing stream New hotel with extended prone nadcs
climate unsurpassed. No malaria or moiauito IS
waters, EPSON and iron and celebrated for liver,
etotnach ma kidney affections Excellent band,
airy cottages cuisine special fc ,turc illustrated
n,mhh-nL Allrc.s ...A. MNnM y. HrAn.i.inr.
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SOLD GOODS, AND
~. ~ is0 good .alker, to call at Room . over
Windsor cafe. after . o'clock "A m
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A GENTS FOR MEMPHIS AND OTHER CITIES
4 nnd towns in Tennessee TO handle the new
patent chemical Ink Emsng Pencil Greatest nov.
city ever produced. trasos ink in two seconds.
No abrasion OF paper Territory absolutely free.
sample S>c. Also have other new specnltes TX.
pericnce not necessary. Call on or address W. NJ
PRoIZMAN, Clarendon Hotel. Memphis. Tenn.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN IRIS coltoaa TON :. caar,et a, M.
ioc ort"o "'tsoas sf'tV's .s0o aascrt0as 25cs o,c
utek. bOc
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A y EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT APPLIES
~. for atuation with some wholesale house or
corporation MS bookkceper or cashier highest ties.
timonals from the most prominent business mon
Address @. s. A., care Appeal
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HANDs TO LEARN SHIRT AND HUTTON.
II hole making. LoEB's LAUNDRY, Il and
~ Monroe street.
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A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR COLoRED
~ woman NJ 40 Mnshy ST. Gener hnnse work
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LNXPERlENCED PANTS MAKERS; WORK
IL sent to ladies In the country. Call or address
us ut our factory, 3O6 Main street
H. MORRIS 4 BRO
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LuRsr CLASS COOK, WHITE PREFERRED: |
II no Irish need apply, must come well recon- |
mended. Apply Immediately at III Second street |
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Rlps On 5000 FEET Ike 10 FEET AND 30.
ID 0OO feet ixi y feet, T. o. b.
l. 4. MEACHAM,
No linton street
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A BOY AT 30 SECOND STREET TO LEARN
"a the saddlcrs trade
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A YOUNG LADY TO DO COPYING on THE
~ typewriter Apply 10 the Bradslrcets 60.
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A BLACKSMITH AT
u CuNNlNGHAM'S WAGON WORKS.
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17--I M INV VI IIIuVs, FUIs NM WOnI
III lDks AND fURS WANTED AND HIGHEST
II prices paid. sCttEibLER & GO. aGFront st
p csMlrH COUNTY UNDERTAKEN. TEL.
4 l.. phone No 30 Ollice corner Kansas aud.
Kerr avenues.
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PERSONAL.

A sHBRooK & WHITE 222 FRONT ST., PAY
"a highest cash prices tor Hides Furs and Wool
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uoRsEs TO PASTURE: TELEPHONE lisa
IL JOS. BuRNEN. MoohlaMn Stock Enrm
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/ ADY AGENTS Entirely new female under.
IL garments nothing like IT, over 1000 sold past
nearly 1000 testimonials positive proof iroo MIA
II. y. Little. Chilago. III.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY Del sper SiS, semi
Loss O. ., Memory ry~s osniSpS 81 fS.a HS1assS
society, Easily Biscourssd. ISci Of conhdencs,
S % Sss e Ely f Fl RS2s hrs
and PRIVATELY CURED.
BLOOD AND SKIN pl disease SSRhSll d,
riblo in It's resultA completely emdlcated without
tho use OF mercury. scrofla Erysipelas, Fever
sore, plo'Shes. finplsa uleer.. Pains 70 the
e cThgb Siiiss ofM fsa asSk FAiffb.
URINARY SK s.S and BIsS .n1v rrVg lSs
Frequency Of Urinsting Urine high colored or
with milk sediment on standing. Gonorrhoea,
elect. cy,utis. etc. promptly and safely cured.
Charges reasonable
TO YOUNG MEN AND HIDDLE-AGED MEN.
A SURE CURE F Es.y s yids wS ss' SrnS g.
organic wcaknc.s. destroying both mind and body.
DRS BELTS Sss , iSS,s SSS have Inn
proper induisences and solitary habits, which ruin
both body AID mind, unhiting thcm for business.
MIfsiuED Ms. or thoss en.srins on ,ha,happy
life, aware Of physical debility quickly assisted.
OUR SUCCESS
II based upon hctN Ffnt-Prartical Experience
starting Alright Thim-Medlcines are prepared in
our lAboniory exactly iotuii each case thus effect
Dr. send cents postase for celebrated works on
Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases Thou.
sands cured ssA friendly letter or call may save
yea S q ss sa . s"s SS .sde
oompsnied By 4 cent? In stanpA Addr.. or cAil on
DRS. BELTS SO BELTS.
Sc ofIlcE HOURS sAM. TosP.M
suNp4Ysi San 10 f.h.
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1 TMBRELLAs AND PARAsols TO REPAIR
" aud make 10 order Old and now frames ~.
covered 10 any quality Of goods desired We do
strictly flnt class work. Umbrellas at any price
made TO order In an hours time. THE MEMPHIS
UMBRELLA co. 81 Madison street
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
NOrK-a Daily. Except sunday

East End Dummy Line.
Arrives and Departs from Cor Third aud Monroe
Streets
Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-08
CITY rREAsURKR RICHARDSON.

The Cashier of the Yale National
 Bank to Handle the C1ty's Funds
 The Aldermen struggle with the
 Street Hardening Question.
 Both branches of the Court of Common Council assembled last evening principally for the purpose of electing city treasurer. John A. Richardson. cashier at the Yale Na- tional bank, was elected to fill that position with but slight opposition. In the board ot aldermen the ballot showed that Is votes had been cast, of which MT. Richardson had 16, Morris F. Lynch and Chas. E. Graves 1. The election of Mir. Richardson was made unanimous and the resolution appointing him to fill the vacancy was transmitted forthwith to the council In the latter body Council- man Moran nominated MT. Richardson and the clerk was instructed to cast the vote of the house for that gentleman.
 This matter disposed of, the much mooted question of hardening streets disturbed the serenity in the aldermen's chamber. The difficulties encountered by the board Of pub lie works Wednesday met the upper chamber of the Court of Common Council last eVenH ing. Alderman Whitmore started the trou- ble by offering this resolution:
 ''It is hereby ordered that the Beard of Public Works be directed to harden with stone the follow ing streets in inc order named without the inter vention of hardening any other street, namely: Greene, Orange, Dixwell avenue, ana Bradley streets.''
 Alderman Foote, of the Fourth ward, was on his feet in an instant, and determined that the claims of Howard avenue should net go unheeded. A lengthy discussion followed, at the end of which MT. Foote's amendment to strike out Greene and Bradley and substi- tute Howard avenue was defeated, and MT. Whltmore's resolution passed. As balm to the Fourth ward, Alderman Bushnell presented this resolution, which passed:
 Ordered that after Greene, Orange. Dixwell avenue and Bradley streets are hardened no other street avenue be hardened or top-dressed until n a9 etraa