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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26
LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. o2l Second y.
BRINRLEY LUMBER Co., III Jefferson T..
NV Drug Slorc--Frcsh stock Rainey,
Luther d Co., 3lS Second street
PANTS made 10 order IRON - up !.
Monkc, tailor 40 Monroe street
LAR LuMnrR Co.. $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
All sizes crate baskets, fronts aud icn1
crs, also heating cooking stoves Tor sale
cheap at Gabcys. Telephone 277.
G. r. llorcugigs, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches / %.
pecially solicit. No. 800 Main street.
PuRE and white "a tho ilowcr who's,
name II bears arc the biscuits raised 10y
Lily Baking Powder
DEAN & LuLY CorrER AND SriCE ca
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CmcAGo, No., Feb. -. The IMPORT that
the ecnilcmcn's agreement hasn't been
signed by the Missouri Pacific aud the
Union Pacific Is declared today To be- with.
ont ioundu n. Nicc.prcsidcnt Newman
signed .ur thc Missouri Pacific. and Nico.
Precedent llo.comb iur the Union Pacific
h1ih officials acted with fall authority
nom the presidents OF their Respective
COMPANIES
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

erocIhl blsrli0h 90 Ihr Appeal
JACgsnN, Tenn, Feb. 90. Last Friday
night four negro men hyclmo engaged in
hight at a station on thc Tyuuu.cr Mid.
land Railroad. sixteen miles east of tIis
city. Pistols aud knives wptr used. IlpbI
howci freely aud one Of The mart, was
killed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

Tho Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company's lorlythIrl annual statement
contains figures that show the solidiiy and
strength Of that Old, conservative aud re-
liable organization. Tho company has
s1I, ibn,b lD gtur lsscts and q legal surplus
oi sj,i6l,u9O. There are 65.UG0 policy
hulleua, inHurId iur upward OF lli 200,
o'o. The premiums Tor thu year wen
sl,iin2ej, and ihc company paid oul
50 $50, jlS. yct added thfcc.quirics OF 4
million a. its net Assets. These simple
iigurcs furnish their own best com.
meusy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

IFI"VInI UI'V8IIh l0 Tie NUUUI
BEowNsviitr, Tenn, Feb. -. Mr.. NJ.
W. Cherry, the well known aud popular
bookkcoprr ior Malone, Chapman & Eldcr.
Of Memphis, Is lying hopclcs,ly 10 at the
residence OF County Count Clerk Brown.
~ This city Several days ago hc camc,pp
from Memphis sick, and Friday bis Hines,
developed into severe attack of typhoid
lever since then Dc has hpyn growing
Tapidly worse aud has become uucouspious.
llcr ~ irownsylllc, whom Do j. dearly
beloved, his serious Illness causes wide.
Anrlll .alnr.a.
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Criminal an,irf.

Business transacted Yesterday VIM
Hunter larceny, ihoc ycIn, Arthur New
man. forgery, three years Arthur New
man, forgery, three years, lhos. Brooks
larceny, three ycars; Geo. Bates, larceny,
live years; John Kelly larceny, one year,
VIM Narhrough, carrying u pistol, iino
$50 AMI sixty days In workhousc; Mrs.
Glover, retailing liquor thrccrasys, so inc
aud thirty days IN Workhousc in each ease.
The court issued q bench warrant against
1hos. Goodrich for attempt TO wreck q
train on thU Louisville * Nashville Rail-
mad
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THE COURTS.

The Chancery Court WIS in session yes
tcrday and transacted usual business.
Bills filed yesterday:
Daniel W. Moore, guardian, vs. Fannie
Conkle aud others; original bill asking
sale OF property, part Of lot 20, on Adams
street, near Front and proceeds devoted
to the care, education, support OF minor
children, etc.
Patrick Collcgan vs.. Kansas City Rail.
road, etc; original bill, for compensation
for property taken for railroad purposes,
etc.
Calendar for February % No. gore,
Gray Va. Brooks; 6,Ol3, Schoolticld W..
Tinker 60l4, Fitzsimmons VI. Johnson;
G,Ol5, Williams Va Scldcn; G.OlG. Mcrcan-
tile Bank W. Chicknsaw Land Co.; G,ulT,
Mercantile Bank w. Chicklslw Land Co.;
6,OlS. HALLS W. llailis GOl9 Fairbanks
vs. Dilnrl. GOO. Nilictt W. Willcti;
B,O22, ~. Bond Co. ". Arlington lns. Co.
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For iIar,lI Gras.

Tuesday, March 8, 1850, the Louisville,
New Orleans * Texas Railway will sell cX-
curion tickets March ., and (, from
Memphis Ia New Orleans aud return, at
sllSj Tor the round trip; tickets goosk 10
return until March ~. The attractions
arc' March B. annual parade Of New or.
leans Fire Department.; March {, arrival
OF Rex, King OF the Carnival; March .,
Mlrdl Grus, better aud gmndcr than ever
before. Passengers should apply for sleep.
ing ear accommodations To
H. w. How,
General Passenger Agent.
l.. H. Rooms,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
H. II, TtirY,
Ticket Agent under Peabody Hotel, Mem.
pins. Irnm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

WAHu,uruy. August I. uHl Having
mndc frequent usH ul T. a G MuruIuI
lrnuc Plant ! consider BE- uu almost mlUI.
bic sp'anr iur cholera. durrhua. d,,.p,
terry, huN, etc, and can recommend g a.
such. n ln,H.
Colonel a. s. A Chi,frop Engineer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

Iut Tennessee Paper Company. ".
W. tlmU proprietor 3iI second street,
hls four siuuD, uIiyd with almost every
thing iu ihy paper line aud will sell our
home trade hs low as any house North,
South, East ur West
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AsK your druggist ior IIylo.

Tur ladies IT Strangers Church will
have q luncheon aud bazaar at the Kansas
City ticket office on Madison street. bc.
ginning Saturday, February %, aud CON
unuing Tor one week. Hot dinners Of
thrc courses for 30 cents. Friends Ut the
church aud thc public ara cordially in
Niluu.
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SPECIAL FEATURES

by terms OF contract the Company must deposit
the sum of all prizes included In the scheme before
selling a single ticket, and receive the following
Official permit
CEkIIFICATE-I hereby certify that the Lon.
don Bank Of Mexico aud South America has on
special deposit the necessary funds TO guarantee the
payment OF all prizes drawn by the LOtcrih dc la
lcnclccncia Publici
H. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA, Intervention
Further, the Company Is required % distribute
hiy-sN per cent Of the value Of all the tickets In
prizes "a larger proportion than Is given by any
other Lottery.
Finally. the number OF tickets Is limited 10 5000
-20.00l les, than sold by other Lotteries using
the same scheme.
For full particulars address y. Bassettl, Apar
ado %. city OF Mexico, Mexico.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

ANsiE B,Ern of N.'wuui,cW Wis. suffered
With asthma ipr yuau. Finally shp was in-
duccd io iy I,fuuA Tier pauXysms Nrrr
Immediately rlDtri and permanent euro
finally effected Hcli Der case n pr Hart.
mans 'llls ui life. l,runn .s sold hy 100
n luttie.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

IAcr curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished nj Memphis steam Laundry, 22i
Second street Hmuch uiliro So Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

Suus,wur iur Tar WrrKtY Arrru.
slOl per mnum, and participate in the
IUa Distribution Ut Gifts. Nav I. lssp.
loo Gifts, amounting iu "a. SnLiu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

lutu teeth arr ton valuable 20 o. noe.
lccird. Got ngUud brush, box of LONGS
Itnrl Tooth soap and ace both morning and
night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

Frank Rnluul and Nora Walker. VIM.
CoWan and Dora Goodrich, Willie Savage
and Mile Cus-, William Ryan and Elsie
Jones.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

lrt r. VI. Gnlhrcaih. No. 10 Madison
street. rCnt your houses and collect your
fYufa "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

Iur Tennessee Paper Company. 3lI
Second street, has just in stone q carload of
The boat butcher paper iu thy market
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r. Fuld and wiio 10 James II. Price.
l90 acr,s Of laui, section q. Range %.
Eleventh Surveyors District and Ninth
C.Ul District. Tor l.alD.
Hannah L. E.ruosc 90 Miss Nellie
DoushcE bot OF land on Raleigh road near
Marley avenue, hOXluD feet, Tor $500.
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AhrIh, alrrnII ,nnri.

Ia the ease Of y. S. Grant Vs. the Iron
Mountain Railroad, damages, jury aud
verdict. 5000.
George Scott G'cl an attachment against
The Commonwealth Transportation Com.
pany Tor $1,000 damages. The plaintiff
got knocked on the head by an cmployc
oi the company. llcuct ihr suit.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

4 lnc two-siory, oirhtroom house in q
nice residence locality and ON street car
line. A great bargain Terms yrr, easy.
Also q large list OF improved and unim-
proved property In city suburb.
MAirlg Lawn q Co..
Real Estate l,ruKciH,
10 Mlli lu Flrret.
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In EARNEST FOR OFFICE.
COL. S. II. HAYNES POINTS our A
STRIKING COINCIDENCE.

Partial List OF Those In This Part OF the
World Who Plant Their Hopes for
Bread, Batter and Little Cash on
Bonjemn Harrison.
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1.-Two cum, chappcd hands and Up.
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% rrYuvrp uN IuE U.s. ur COCAINE
And itaimulntc and promotes tho growth
81 the hair
Bumuts lm,uriug extracts arc the
lest.
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nunara q

Over Memphis City Bank 331 Main
SuycL Entrance on Union street.
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Prize. $500, $500
Prize ....'''''''..... ~ 1865, 1900
90 Prizes OF s1O npproximatng TO 5000
IIkt OOO
.........,......... 1890
1909 Prizes amounting $50 $50
All Prizes sold In the United States full paid In
u. 5. Currency.
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Tick { Agent, under Peabody Hotel, N,
phls, Tenn.
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ST. PAUL.

Pioneer Lodge, No. R,A.F.A.M. mssta
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Charles Morgan, Rec.
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SAVINGS. BANK OF ST. PAUL,

Cor. Fifth and Jackson Streets.
Five per cent. interest paid on time
deposits. Money loaned on improved
city property. Transacts general
bankinE business. Ca pital, $4,000.
Surplus and undivided profits, SEQ, 4O9.-
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MINNEAPOLIS.

St. Anthony Lodge, No. 2s77, g. no.
days in each month, for instruction: end
and 18th Wednesdays for business. ut No
ITO Washington Ave. S.
Jasper Gibbs. N. G..
Edward Thompson, P. 8.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-04-18

Especial Cor. Caucasian.l

| ISeoLD, \ c., April 10, so.
Mr.. EDITOR: As there mas been
some inquiry about the gravel bed
of Fishers Mill Greek, in Lisbon
township, i have examined it. The
1grave. Is a combination Of white and
red pebbles and viii average from
the size Of a buck shot TO a partridge
,sg. I dc not know the depth Of
the bed, but have examined its ex-
tent as shown on tho top of the
top OF the ground. There Is one
bed that is about three-quarters Of a
mile long and averaging from one to
two hundred yards wide. This bed
extends from one hundred yards east
OF the Lisbon road, down s.' d creek
to Coharie, thence up ochar 10 A.
r. Robinsohs, thence through. my
fields up the Wiley branch one-half,
mile; this bed il on the north side
OF the creek. / have not examined
the south side of the creek. There
are five other beds above this, three
oi Cow branch, two on the Mill
creek between Lisbon road and the
proposed Point Caswell railr DAD.
Now if the w. & w. railroad and
the c. +. d Y. V. railroad could re-
alize the extent OF this gravel aud
its value to them, they would at
once commence to lay the cross-ties
on the Point Caswell road bed, for
it is already graded to that point.
The Point Caswell company, will,
we have no doubt, give them the use
of the road bed if they will take hold
of it. This should be strong in-
ducement TO the G. F. & y. V. COM
pahy to finish the Point Caswell road
to Sloans. Mill creek is q never. fail
ing stream and affords water enough
to run a cotton or ans other kind of
factory. There is also large guam
tity of timber in this section. A
dam is already built across this
stream of this same gravel and the
hills are sufficient to hold 80 feet
water. Another inducement is a
rock quarry about two miles above
Fishers mill creek, and in half mile
of the Point Caswell road. This
rock would he of great value in
building buttments.
Yours truly,
| G.. w. CAIN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-04-18
Tribute of Respect.

A joint meeting of the Oak Plain
Presbyterian Sunday School and the
Bethel Baptist Sunday School was
held at Oak Plain church on April
the 9Th, to express their regret at
the death of one of their members
and co-laborers, CLAUDIUs BERNARD
SMITH, who departed this life on the
evening Of the 14th of March, 1889,
in the oath year of his age.
Whereas, 1t has pleased God to call
our brother to higher spheres Of labor
and love, we record with pleasure
our hearty appreciation of his short
but earnest life of faith. Hepossess-
ed refinement and modesty with de-
termination and energy, not only in
the various difficulties Of secular life,
but In spiritual matters. AS son
and brother he was thoughtful and
attentive and the fragrance of his
love towards his sisters shed all in
fiuence seldom ever equalled. His
remains, followed by large con-
course of sympathizing friends, was
inferred in a beautiful spot near his
fathers residence, among the pines
which softly whisper when moved
by the gentle breeze, "Peace, bestill
till the first resurrection" lie had
been a member of The Oak Plain
Presbyterian church for more than
four years, of which he was an eX.
ample of rare value, and in our be.
reavement, be it therefore
Resolved 1st, That in the death o!
our brother the Church loses one OF
her worthiest members and the Sun.
day School one Ct it's most earnest
workers, and that we endeayOT TO SC
initiate the example marked out by
him, that when death comes we toe
may die the death of the righteous
that our last end may be like his
us,
Resolved End, That the commune
nifty has lost a friend tried and true
one who was ready and willing te
help build up his neighborhood in
moral and religious culture,
Resolved 3rd, That we say with
filial resignation under the sense OF
our loss, "Thy will be DONE"
Resolved 4th, That we tender oul
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaveC
family. May they take consolation
from many evidences that "Claud'
left; that he is joyously awaiting
their arrival on the other shore,
Resolved 9Th, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to THE CAUCA
SIAN for publication and be spread OF
record of the. Sunday Schools Of
4 which he was a member.
WILLIE HALL, :
NATHAN BONUM, E
GEO. ALDERMAN,
JEFF. FRYAR,
/ Mrs. A. w. WELLS,
Miss M. Lou WILLIAMS, 4
Miss ANNIE HALL,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-04-18
April Court.

The Spring Term of Court for
Sampson will be held April Goth,
His Honor, Judge Ship, presiding.
The following is list of the Jurors:
j.. C. Wright, W. H. Bcykin, w.
S. Mathis, J. E. Fowler, Charles
Crumpler, 1. Royal, Jr., J.H. Lucas,
E. I. Bland, j. III. Crumpler, r. G
Morrisey, John r. Fisher, P. Este
vens, w. B. Honeycutt, d. M. Tew,
A. HI. Merritt, w. w. Herring, Yves
ley Fairclotf, o. C. Fennell, J. X.
Ezzell, o. X. Vann, ]. d. McLamb
NJ. G. Blount, l.. M. Boykin, w. A
McDuffie, j. r. Westbrook, A. G
Barbrey, w. r. NcCullen, M. L.
Reynolds, B. B. Hobbs, I. F. New.
ton, JIG. Melvin, j. "A. Tew, w. A
Baggett, A. d. Williamson, G. w
Tew, j. E. Warren.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-04-18

| understand that some one h 9 been
maliciously circulating the report that
the Produce Commission House which
represent (see advertisement in eau
CAsTASl Is not reliable. Such a charge
is UNANIMOUSLY false, as any enc can AS
certain by corresponding with r. G.
Dunn & Co.'s Mercantile Agency, OF
the New York National Exchange.
Any travelling man who, through mcr-
cenary motives, would originate or cir
culate such a report is unworthy the re-
spect, confidence or patronage Of the
people.
l defy the author of the report to give
his name. Very Respectfully,
FRENCH McQUEgN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-04-18

The fire alarm last Friday after
noon brought two hundred people In
few minutes TO the dwelling on
Fayetteville street, owned by by Mr..
Warren johnson and occupied by Mr..
Leslie Clute, superintendent of the
Can olina Veneer Works. The build
ing caught from the stove-pipe be-
tween the ceiling and roof, and was
not discovered until the flames had
broken out simultaneously over
nearly the entire roof. The Clinton
fire department poured steady
stream Of water with itstwo engines,
which did effective work TO check
the flames. All the furniture was
saved, and if we had had two more
engines the building might have
been saved. The kitchen and dining
room on the left of the DIV cling
was saved. The little fire engines
are a decided success, and our "city
fathers" should lose no time in furn-
ishing two more, for without some
such effective means Of fighting fire,
town like Clinton is doomed soon
er or later to burn. But there is no
where the citizens fight fire more
desperately than here, and when
building does burn it is because hui
han effort cannot save it.