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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-14
ARKANSAS AZ A COAL srArE.
Tho Commonwealth Ranks Eoxt I
Pennsylvania IN That Field.


Tho Commonwealth Ranks Eoxt 60
Pennsylvania In That Field.
Special u.sIaiGh o. The NrnHai
Lrtrr Rock, AK, Feb. l3-Thc most
important item In the Legislative proceed.
ing Of Arkansas yesterday was the pro.
yisional report OF state G'ologist liowncr.
relative Co the coal wealth Of Arkansas.
ui the 2,u,O S1uafc miles examined, i,Oa5.
" about hall, contains underlying CONF
mcrcially valuable coal This area IL cm.
hncrd IN eight counties nnd h. only about
half the territory In Arkansas whcfc coal
will h. found. Tho evidence presented
iuslii,s q reasonable estimate oi an average
of three icet OF coal in the lu21 square
miles, which will hc 5000 tons 10 the ucr',
or a total ui l,p,l, $1,000 tons. This coal
is worth 81 30 at the mines aud makes the
total apparent wealth ot Arkansas In coal
rcnCh the stupcndous figures Of 500.
5UuUlO. There b. only one other state in
The Union possessed Of such great guam
tily aud variety oi coal, and that " Penn.
ty.yauia, aud Arkansas has the advantage
Of that uch commonwealth Ia other nat.
oral resources
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LOCAL NOTIOBa

Nrurnfs Steam Laundry. 22iSccond y
BuNKlIy LUAurn Co.. l2t Jefferson =.
Nav Drug Store Fresh stock. Raincy,
Luther q Co, 3is Second street.
PANTS madc TO order from 20 up |.
Mcnkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street
l.rr LuNmW Co.. 3SO Second street.
sash, doors, blinds shingles. moldingt
Al szvs crate haskcts, fronts aud fond
cfs, also heating cooking stoves. ior salg
cheap ut Gabcy'S Telephone 25L
C.R llorcWis', skilled MATCHMAKER.
Difficult and complicated watches | -
pccially solicit No. 80 Main street
ruRE anl whito ~ thc Hover Who's,
name u bcars am tho biscuits u,isci by
LILY baking Powder.
DrAN y LrlY CorrrR AVD SricH Ca
rEor MuNstuN has concluded Il
make his home IN Memphis, anl will de
vote himself % instruction on the MnudO
lin aud Violin. For terms apply 10 4
Mitzmnnu x co.
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400. Main street. 400.

Please note that no one can sell you
goods rs cheap rs We can.
Note prices today on goods slightly dam
aged by water only.
LARGE plaid Null in plain white and
fancy plaid 7lc. regular price l5c pr yard.
Paid White Goods llc, regular price 1lc
per yard.
Masonyille bleached Muslin &c, regular
price DC per yard.
Good 6leached Muslin. yard wide, soft
finish. no dressing. Glc; 10 yards for II.
bale best Sea Island Domestic Age per
yard.
Best cotton Plaid &c, regular price &c
per yard.
case Saicens, regular l2lc quality, 6lc,
DC, 6lc per yard.
iO.i 6leached Shooting l7lc, regular
price pc per yard.
case large plaid dress Giughams sc,
regular price Toe per yard.
lot largest crolchet bed Spreads Coo,
regular price 81 each.
BEST fancy striped feather Ticking l5c,
regular price 2jc per yard.
Turkish Towels soc per dozen.
Moirc dress silk in all shades 2jc, Doc,
2jc per yard.
Bicacied table Damask, all linen, lOc;
regular price Csc per yard.
Red table Damask Zoe, regular price Zoe
per yard.
Extra large honcy-comb Towels SIC,
regular price i2lc each.
100 dozen ladies' colorcd border hem
stitched handkerchiois &c, &c, &c, regular
/ price loo each.
Mems colorcd borderhcmstitched hand
kofchicis Glc, regular price l2lc each.
BOYS aud misses full regular made
ribbed hose, all sizes, o TO ~, at lOvi
regular price Pc per pair.
Blcached damask Towels Sl.2j, regular
price g. 20 per dozen.
ladies all wool Jerseys soc, regular
price 81. % each.
| ladies white wool Vests. silk embroid
cred, 3jc. regular price zoe each.
Kid gloves in black and colorod, IN,
regular 81. ~ quality. today j0c per pair.
Our bankrupt stock Of boots aud Shoe
at halipricc.
ChiIdren's Suits.
Childrcn's suits, 10 II years, sl.25
worth $3.50 suit
Childrcn's suits, 4 to - years, $3.50
worth 81 IS suit
Childpn's suits, to IL years, sL76.
worth 50 suit.
Children's suits, to 10 years, 81 wortl
81 suit
Mems strictly all wool cashmere suit
$3.50, worth SO per suit
Best hemp carpet l!c today
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Tornado of Sweeping bargains

Some patron inay buy thing not suited,
which is contrary to our intention and
business principles.
Sale will begin today at 0 o'clock and
continue until Saturday night at o'clock.
The first lot consists OF mems and
Youths spring and winter clothing and
oycrcoats. Many worth from go 80 TO
$50. 90 none worth less than Slj.OO. Ev-
ery suit In the house and every overcoai,
including the Empire Outfit Company
goods, bought at soc on the dollar, Will he
placed
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Convictions; Wiley johnson, assault to
murder, 500 aud eleven months and
twenty-nine days; jim Lady, larceny
eleven months aud tNenty-nine days.
The bond OF II. Cohn WIS fixed at
$4,000, which he gave, with ;. AucrDach
and Chas. Gallini ~ surctics.
4. l.. Chamberlain, clerk for j. j. Ar
mold at Shakoug, was put under SOU
bond 20 scllno more liquor NJ that place.
An Reeves was arraigncd aud pleaded
guilty. J. j. Brooks and j. T. Settles
Won Amounted 10 defend him.
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tIerl1l prIri,h iu The Arrrai.
NAsu,utr, Tom, frh. 10 Mr.. r. u.
Whorion, OF Now Orleans, is In the city en-.
dcayorng 20 SGT Nashville to enter the
Southern League. Tho Success Of his efforts
arr extremely doubtful, as Mars base hits
no longer pO..y-s fascination Tor tho
Nashville public, aud those who put their
money into the association three years ago
have never experienced any joyful iingling
ior the outlay.
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Ladies' mud Gents Furnishing Goods,
Lcphyrs, Yarns. etc, etc,
Paste, uou,s Go a.. I..ui.

Thc Iron Mountain train leaving Mcri.
plis At $50 o'clock pm. arrives In -.
louis A 5.3O am, twenty-five minutes
earlier than the Louisville a Nashville
train from Memphis, aud il tho only line
carrying free reclining chair car, and
Pullman buffet slccpcis that makes allcon.
ncctions In Union Depot, ~. Louis for
Chicago and oil points North, West and
Northwest. Only line running solid train
10 ST. Louis No unpleasant change Of
ears by this route. For further iniorma.
ton apply TO Iron Mountain nckc, Oaicc,
800 Main street H. u. WtlsoN,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

80 Pieces understandable DRESS Goods.
We know such are worth 2jc; We will sell
Thorn today ut Sc.
~ Pieces all-siik Satin he Rhine, nll-silk
gtos grain de Suisse al la spring shades,
also black silk gros de- Rhine. They will
average $40 IN any city u. retail Price 1t
this sale. SIC.
Gases mo picccsl Figured Challi De.
lainc. cntircly'ncw and fashionable drrs
fabric. at yards distance looks exactly
like the French goods at II a yard. At
this sale only 7lc.
OtirR ioIs OF silks aud Dress Goods
equally low cauno, b. n1ned for want OF
space.
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wAsnINGr0N, Feb. l2.-lhc only event
Of interest Of the senate session today was
the speech Of senator Eyarts ON the rrso-
luton reported yesterday 10y the Commit.
tee ON Privileges and Elections
In the House, after a long debate over
the sinnlla. Elliott contest, vote wa taken
aud Elliott (ncmocmt) seated by the vote
oi i2G g. iiA
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A soueerI.

A concert will be given ut Mis- lligbco's
school Friday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock, 10y
Prof Macmillan Wcinstcin, assisted 10y
Prof G. W. Wright Mr.. Wcinsiein's
performance will include selections Tor
both the violin and mandolin, with each
oi which lac cxccls. His entertainments
have q distinctive charm. Prof.. Wright Is
n pianist OF approved skill aud wide rrpu.
ulntion. Between them the concert will
Prove very enjoyable.
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INDEx-This list includes Wraps, ready
made Dresses, muslin Underwear, Jerseys,
Corscts, Rugs, Curtains, Chinaware.
Ar 1913, choice OF following goods,
heaped on tables in ladies' department:
Misses spring Newmarkets, ladies' black
cloth Jackets, misses and ladies' ready
made Dresses, short spring Wraps, light
weight Shawls, ladies' wool Wrappers, all
at S375, some worth $1,000.
100 DOZEN all wool coat back Jerseys,
colored and black, at SIC.
100 DOZEN fine French woven Corsets
good value ut 81. % at this sale only 73c,
These Corse,s any lady can wear, shape IL
perfect.
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ArTttE
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
400 Main street. 400.
ANornER rEsrIMoNrAL

For the Old and Reliable Travellers OF
Hartford.
Marx 4 ncnsiorf Afcnh Travellers Insurance Com.
Tuny. Hartford, COINS
| hereby acknowledge the receipt Of
twenty-five hundred dollars, being amount
of policy held by Phil 5. Halle In favor OF
his son, Merrill Halle, In your company.
The claim was handed 10 YOU ON February
q, 1852. aud check on New York was de.
hvcrcd 10 me this day, February ~, 1859.
While the ptompincss OF your company h.
we'll known, | take this opportunity TO
thank you for the prompt manner IN
which you have paid this claim.
sam BRooEs,
Guardian for Merrill Halle.
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AMUSEMENT rs.
Memphis Tincatcr.

The Rchan Comedy Company, an
excellent organization presenting the
Auyu,tin DAILY attractions, reproduced
"Nancy * Co." ut the matinee yesterday
afternoon, and gave a most attractive per
iormanco OF "lovc In Harness last night,
The company and the comedies deserved
far better patronage than they received Ut
the hands OF the thcatcr-gOlng public.
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LIST TODAY IN CHINA AISLE.

JArASNED tin Toilet sets, 3 pieces, only
0Jc
1000 DECORATED Cups aud Saucers,
beautiful designs, only Ace a set
800 MASS bird Cages. large size, only
SOC.
LARGE size tin Bread Boxes only Csc,
regular price Sl.0O.
SrrcIAi-Fine after dinner Coffee Sets,
Bisquo Figures, fine Lamps, llavilands
Dinner Sets, antique Pottery aud Brolzes
at prices unhcard OF.
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soniirInatio =.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-lhe following
were the Senate's combinations today:
Norman ]. Colman, Of Missouri, Secre-
tary OF Agriculture.
Postmasters VIM. n. Myer, Leoti, Kas.;
Mrs. Cora 4. Clark, Whitesborough, Tex;
John A. Turley, Athens, Tenn; Sylvester
s. Munger, Lampasas, lex.
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n hate. sea I.iand Domestic. DC.
IIsI sTn InT smoES.

Tho Shoes are nearly all broken sizes.
that is We may have numbers 5anl q OF
one Kind, . aud Of another, and so On.
but the beet makes are among them.
MrN'a HAND aud Machine StWci Shoes
at t2.1h, worth regularly s. and $500
Womcn'a hid Button Shoes worth 4 IS
aud 500, ut this sale only Si32
Misses aud Childtcna button aud lace
at 7pc, not hall price.
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THE ]. s. MHNKEN COMPANY.

Additional lists from the great purchase
OF "The Empire Company'-read both
columns. Sale begins this morning at .
o'clock and continues three days, ending
at 8 o'clock Saturday night.
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NoRrii AisLE-Wc got some Of every
kind Of goods II the Empire purchase -
the following list will be- sold at &c all
placed on tables in north aisle. Sanford
Glue, saxony Mcndlng Yam. Machine
Oh, Grease spot Remover, Cream Glyccr-
inc Soap, Face Powder, Wash Buttons,
Pearl beads. Lace Pins. Leather straps,
Glove Buuoncn. Elastic Web, Pocket
books, Hair Nets, Dress Buckles, aud sew.
oal other useful articles, all nj &c each.
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fI0TTHI UI'I0I|U " IUT NITII|
NEWrou, Ark, Feb. Three weeks
ago a. C. Emery, foreman Of onr Of Nor
rison. Decker 4 Co.'S slayc clmrs. lcit
here for his camp, distant about siXirrn
miles Nothing has been seen or heard OF
him since then.
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THE ]. s. MBNKEN COMPANY.

Today we begin the great sale OF our
late purchase from the assignees oil The
Empire Outfit and Dry Goods Company" -
amounting to over $50 900, consisting OF
almost every variety OF iirst-class Spring
and Winter Goods.
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NorE-We omitted to state in the next
column that as it is our main object to dis
tribute these remarkable bargains among
consumers we shall not sell any ut whole
sale. Dealers will please make a note Of
this.
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Asa guarantee 10 every buyer who may
not feel satisfied after purchasing, we will
refund money for any article bought at
this sale il returned within three days
after purchase This is done because We
feel that ut this
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Careless ,iote.,.

hany mother. bHNe Permitted thrif children %
dIt neiurr Their c1c wtgH tHgy mifht have been
tntrd 400 uuihtf Vhu Lrpfe hIuso without a
fUUH fI.s (Which tHr HaI tHIHatIfrr rerurt n
D. o. .ID u uU.f .H|H 81 ehf'ifrn and
!. i.i. u gitH IU.b hI 'I.utCf f..-f..l
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Mns Currsrt,S ZrltE Chrondrlri. Mo-. b.
one 0i hundreds who have tried their family
physicians in vain aud ven finally rur1d hy
The Ne oi LACu.pi.a. llacu.pia cuvd her
81 a forty .ihrcc year chronic ulcer on the
lru
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The Following splendid ,alue.


In pomcstcs, Linens, blankets, White
urrs. Guols, Ginghams aud Pcrcalcs ~.
peal Ia the judgment Of every hOusokycpcr
Who reads this paper.
500 pairs white lbd.hlnukcis ~ &c.
900 lor morcl pairs Of nno Bod.blankcis
at $40 to 5000
Five bales new and ircshl fine Saiccn
Comforts, good value a. -, 1t this sale
only sl.p1.
Two Ions oi White lawn. Muslin aud
Orrandy Dress Goods about l0,O0l yards
ia each lot one Dot al nc and the other
at i7c. You vii confess that they aru
worth double.
5000 yards beet Blrachcd Domestic, An.
duscoggin AMI similar brands, In lengths
Of ten to twenty yarls Manufacturers
short lcDgthsl at 7lc
10 pieces an linen hlcachcd soft finish
Table Lin,u at hjc, Il Is not worth loss
than Soc.
Az Ltyrv washed buck Towels i3c.
100 finest quality Ill white Counter
panvs, perfect beauties, at sll1 each.
N BsIes Sea ISiasd Domestic. DC.
co pieces French Shifting rcrcalc at Dc
ward, cheap NJ lAc.
! case (onlyl fast color Spring Dress
Giughams at 5.c.
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SWEETS To rnE Svrrr-lt don't sound
we'll ~ look we'll a. give anything away.
when nearly everything Il offered ut .ic-
rncc. therefore We will do the next best
thing with thou and packages ui line
candy. sell 10 at Zoe package Of course
no price. For sulc NJ main entrance.
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1895 for choice Of 500 pairs OF lace Cur
tains, sod regularly at 500 TO $500.
$3.50 for comfortable Rocking Chairs.
zoe for large oilcloth Rugs.
Jon Lon CARrETs-Extra Super Ingram,
SOC; Tapestry Brussels, 67c. Odd lengths
in the Empire Company's" lot at a mere
triile.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-14

Disr,Frs Of an exhaustive nature that have
a tendency 81 create an unnatural feeling
such ~ fatigue, lnssitudc ana great week.-mrs.
throughout the system owe their origin Ia u
lack oi iron in thc blood. Browns Iron bit.
healthiul condition. Get the blood pun hy
using this remedy aud disease will be- quickly
XanuuishUd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-14

At the theatcr tonight, tomorrow night
aud ut a matinee on saturday the fine
historical drama Theodore" will be pro-
duccd by competent company OF people
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Ask your druggist for lIylo.
IIaudirua

REMOVED nv uig usE OF COCAINE
And itsHmuiaics AMI promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Bunctrs Favoring extracts arc the
best
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WAGNER QUARTET CLUB"
Olhrr fnr ru-Urvd seats
open Tuesday. February ~, 40 y s.m

tuU ruUKr DAYS oNtN,
Al T.. WitEmann 4 Go. =. - second street.
Positively no one allowed 10 reserve iof
mote than thrcr mrmlvfA
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Jrsr Rrcriyrp-rwo car loads OF Mid.
d. Tennessee innleN
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Cncm,.es. Gowns. skirts. ON Tables,

marked at the low prices prevailing
throughout the Emporium today, tomor-
row and Saturday.
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Marriage I.icensc..

White Henry W. Davis aud Annie I.
Thomas. Mike Cummins aud Maggie 70.
tcrs. Colurcd-Jcn jordan aud Sailio
Fisher, u. ID. Dickens aud Dor, Andcr on,
Vim. Shelton aud Lizzie Moore.
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The MEET rhinss ,on.te,rci,sa.


nuyru Ih1Hi iHs.u un having Nc rpnuiHc
Makers hufur an cod Liver OH JNu. e. BAKER
a 60 rhHaI pH.a
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nrlo has no equal for toilet use.
The opera Laundry,

$50 Jefferson street, will be ready for bust
mess Monday, tho 18th inst Give II a
trial
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I,rnI E.i.te rrnns,cr.

l.. ". Brown aud others 20 II. \. War
field. IS 5-lOO acres ON the Raleigh Plank
Road, 81.
Mary Oycr,on 10 Patrick Griffin, lot 10,
John Oycrton subdivision, $3.50.
John G. Rogers aud Others 10 Ralph
wormcley, part OF 10, q, south eide OF Bass
avenue, 500.
A. G. Hapkcr to n. G. Kirk, 2g7l acres
Of land Ia the Ninth Civil District, 800.
W. H. Goats and wife 10 J. l.. llaynic,
lot ~, oi the Eppy White tract sos.
H. &. Kirk 10 H. Field. tract Of land in
the Niuth Civil District rcconycyuncc.
]. 4. Motley So y. ". Perkins, 80 2-l0
ncrcS Va thc Niuth Civil District, 500
Y. ". Perkins 10 " G. Kirk, 80 7l(
acres la the ninth Civil District, 500.
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THE COURTS.
proi,ntc Court.
Criminal Court.

A writ de lunatico was issued yesterday
against Andrew Askcw.
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HrLo makes the skin white and clear.
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A wagon load ror 500.

81 pieces useful lin fact necessary arti.
clcs Tor the household, viz: d Cups and
Saucurs, bakers Dish, | covered Dish, q
Ice ctcam Saucer, dinner Plates, - but
ter raiiics, ! glass SCI (lpicccsl, lprcscrye
Dish-in all 6l pieces, for sl.0O.
AaAIN Morse that all, even In tho
greatest rush during this sale, can feel per.
lcclly safe, We again remind the public
that the money will bo refunded for any
article purchased with which you may be
dissatisfied, IL returned within three days.
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TnrskIn is cleared; ehappcd hands and
lips eurnd by using llylo.
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Chancery Cou1.

Today Thursday will be motion day.
The Court has made an order that moro
cases will be- placed on the hearing docket
after the Goth instant-ncXt Wednesday.
Bills fled:
Attachmcnt-A. Goldsmith against =
A. Godshaw aud VA Grecnbcrg, Tor sllO.
Mcrsrs Miller Il Gillian, counsel ior
Swift q Bros, OF Georgia, filed hill yea
tcrday Ia compel b. f. Hail to pay debt
OF Sijj incurred by him several ycar ago
in that State. The bin makes tho allcpa-
ton that Hall formerly lived Ia Georgia,
and that his real namc IL Franklin Hall,
and that his present name II fictitious aud
assumed to conceal his identity. Hall Is a
fugitive from Georgia justice, aud before
leaving frdudulcntly conveyed his ral
estate TO r. &. Williams y Co, Wesley
Harrison. John D. Fleming, i. NJ. Crcn-
shaw aud others Tho bill urges the Court
TO compel speedy settlement An at.
tachncnt Tor tile amount WIS issued.
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THE J. s. MENKEN COMPANY.
RECEIVERS SALE.

RECEIVERS SALE,
400 ~ Hsin street, sam Mays Old stand
The Premises Nus, ne Vacated nareh L.
In order 10 close on, this valuable stock o
Ladies' mud Gents Furnishing Goods,
zcPhyrs, Yarns. etc. etc,
We have instructed our alcsmcn 10 dis.
pose Of the same, either In bulk, parcels
or ut retail, ut greatly reduced prices, no
matter what tho goods cost, ~ that we
NAV got rid Of the stock and fixtures be-
fore We have 10 move
u. MrcnrI, Manager.
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Gent,emen's Rocking Chair. SAT 90.
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The Premises Nus, ne Vacated nareh 4.
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400 IA Hsin street, sam Mays Old stand
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In order to close ont this valuable stock
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-24
A cnRnnrrEn TnRNnnAr.

The cable tells us that tie Liberals are
having some fun with the Marquis of Sails
bury over a speech he made in Ireland's be-
half in Parliament quSrter of century
ago. 1t is a very good chance to poke fun
at the present head of the English Govern
ment, too, that the Liberals have unearthed,
though surely it can surprise no we'll
informed Englishman to hear of Lord Sails
bary's contradicting himself.
In the speech In question which Lord
Salisbury made as member Of Parliament
for Stamford, he asked rhetorically for an
explanation of the miserable state of ireland.
Then in answering his own question he
showed that the cause Of Ireland's misfor-
tunes was not to be found in the Celtic race,
Romanism or the demagoguery of Ireland's
leaders, but in the bad government of
Ireland by England for centuries. No
doubt as Lord Robert Cecil, his title then.
the present high and mighty Marquis told
the truth. 1t may do him good to recall the
fact that he tied to verscity once upon q
time. But we fear it will not convert him.
1t is hard shedding to convert man who is
not sincere.
The effect of this revelation of Lord Sails
bury's regeneration upon the voters of
England and Scotland is not likely to be
great The Tory party is made up largely
of turncoats. It is not new thing, it
should be remembered in fairness to Lord
Salisbury, to find the Liberal of thirty or
fifty years ago a Tory to-day. Mr.. Glad
stone himself, that king tree of the political
forest, started on his career in Parliament
rampant Tory. Disraeli, the greatest op-
ponent Gladstone has ever had, professed
faith in the extreme Liberal creed when he
first ran for Parliament. OF late years the
turning of coats has been immensely fash
ionable in English politics 1t is not safe
to say of what complexion an English poll
tician may be on the morrow,
The change in Lord Salisbury's views
occurred naturally enough. When he
was young, his father, the Earl
had no love for him and virtually turned
him adrift. BE was the younger son then.
In plucky fashion he sustained himself
with his pen, writing great deal for radical
reviews. But the blind VIscoult Crsnborne
died and Lord Robert Cecil in due time
succeeded to the Earldom. When he took
the coronet he took new look at the world.
1t seemed a good world, a comfortable
world, NOT needing reform-to the Earl of
Salisbury. It is an old story in England
and elsewhere for that matter.