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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-08
ACUERDOS
DE la DIPUTAG1ON PROVINCIAL,
Ss.;S. dol dia S d. Nsyisr.5rs.

A Ia / de Ia tarde del s del CO.
rriente so reuni6 la Excma Cor
poraci6n, bajo Ia presidencia del
senor Soler.
Diputados que concurrieron d
esta session, ademas del ST nor Pre-
sidente: senores Ubarri, Pefia,
Cerra, Perez, Estevanez, Alvarez
Perez, Mendizabal, Fernandez, Do
minguez, Carrot, Figueras, Ban
CO, Ramos, Lopez Landr6n, Gs-
menez, Ferrer, Otero.
Leida ell acts de Ia session ante
rior, fue aprobada.
Trajeronse al debate las actas,
declaradas graves, de los Diputa-
dos electos por los distritos DE-
Aguadills, Coamo y Msyagtisz,
senores AmeIl, Rossy y Brau, res
pectivamente, y despue, de una
viva discussion, faeron anuladas.
Procedi6se luego al nombra.
miento de las Comisiones de Fo-
mento, Hacienda y Gobernaci6n,
resultando elegidos:
Para la de Fomento, los setiofes
Ubarri,
Landr6n. y
Dominguez.
Parala de Hacienda, los sefores
Ubarri,
Alvarez Perez, =
PENS.
Para Ia de Gobernaci6n, los SO.
flores
Ubarri,
Mendizabal, y
Cerra.
Seguidamente fuS aprobada Ia
Memoria de los acuerdos de la
Comisi6n Provincial y asociados,
resueltos interiuamente hasta Ia
inauguration de este periodo.
7 se di6 cuenta CON una comu-
nicaci6n del Sr. Vidal, Diputado
por Afasco, excusando su no
aeistencia D estas sesiones por
motivos de salud.
Y fuS acuerdo que Ell nhmero
de las sesiones plenas de este Pc
riodo sea el de tres, contando en-
elias Ia del dia s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-08
SOBRE TRASLACI6N
DE UN MUNICIP1O.

La msyoria de las vecinos de
Lola. segdn Sc v9 por el escrito
que d continuation insertamos, de.
sea que Sc traslade Ia Capitalized
del pueblo q otro punto distinto
del que hoy ocupa; asf 10 expire
san 800 irmss de vecinos en-
el mencionado escrito que d;rigen
al Ayuntamiento, exponiendo las
razones y los motives. 81 la co.
modidad & hygiene del vecindario
y lss demas atenciones que estan
q cargo de los Ayuntamientos
asi 10 reclaman, estan los solici-
tantes en- all derecho. Solo te.
nemos que hacer la indication de
que, como est& declarado por
Rnsi orden de Enero de 1880 y
otras, para la Peninsula, y es To-
gieo que ssi sea, la traslaci6n de
una Capitalidad debe correr los
tramites que sefiala Ia ley para
los expedientes de aggregation ae-
paraci6n 6 Suppression de un mu
nicipio. Al menos aai 10 entende
mos, salvo mejor parecer.
Va ell esCrito q continuation:
5r. Director del Bo1ET1N MHR-
CANTIL.
Muy sefior nuestro Suplicamos
& V. sc sirva dar cahida en- las CO.
lumpas de su iustrada publication
al adjunto escrito, que ca copia Ii.
teral del que obra archivado en- al
Aynntamiento de este pueblo. Els
critic que han firmado 800 y pico de
vecinos, tigurando entire eIlos los
mayores contribuyentes que repre-
sentan el concrete, Ia industria =
Ia agriculture. Asi es que en- vis-
tn de la actitud de los firmantes,
nos hemos determinado 4 sOlicitar
de Y. SO sirva disponer Ia referida
inserci6n, a fin de que apsrezcan re-
fntados completamente aute el pals
una s6rie de virulentos articulos Y
sueltos, cuyos inexactos razonamien
tos, combatiendo nuestra idea de
traslaci6n, quedaran desvirtuados
con la siguiente petici6n de los ha-
bitantes de este t6rmino, que son
los llamados q velar por sus inte.
reses.
Vdrios VecinOs.
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Para el cargo de Vice -presiden-
te de la Comisi6n Provincial, al
Exemo. Sr. d. Pablo Ubarri.
Para Vocales de Ia misns, 4 los
Sres D. Enrique Alvarez Perez, d.
Gabriel Ferrer, D. Rafael Lootz
Lsndron y D. Alvaro Dominguez.
Felicitamos d todos por la dis
tinci6n que han merecido a nues
ira diguisima primera autoridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-08
UN EPISODE
CONvENCION-

I'll episodio, que no presencia-
mos, pero que oimOs relatar, Ocu-
rrido anoche en- Ia session de 10
DiputaCi6n Provincial, nos recuer-
da algo de aquella Convention Ma
cional Francesa del 81, de que 90.
li6 proclamada la rep6blica VI
derOgada la constitution, despues
de abolir los privilegios reales y
los estatutos de la MOnarqula.
81; algo de ESQ parecfa, a juzgar
por 10 que nos han c0ntadO, y he
mos procurado indagar, y no es Ia
primera vez que en- aqu6l centro
Sc advierten rGsgOs de esta natu-
raleza.
Oomenz6 la cosa por una senci-
liza proposition del senior Mendiza-
bal, proposition no nueva, nj que
traspasa quizAs los lfmites de una
probable conveniencia; & saber la
proposition de que Sc pida Ia su-
preston de Ia Diputaci6n Provin-
cial como rueda inGtil y sup6raua,
Sigui6 a 6sta una enmienda nsuy
jugosa del senor Blanco, preponien-
do, no la SUPPRESSION, sino la reforma
de aquel cuerpo, al modo en- que
le tienen las provincias vascas. Y
este sin duda, porque hay quien
cree que aquelIas provincias son
auton6micas, 10 cual es un grave
error juridico 6 hist6rico, si % tie
ne en- cuenta que no hay mas dife-
rencia entire unas y otras Diputa-
clones que la del cOnoisrto que
tienen las primeras CON el Gobier-
no para el pago de las eargas pd'
blicas.
De aqui vino el hablar de auto
nomtG Y de partidos politicos = de
autonoaistas Y de sspGnoles inoOn-
dieionalss. Y llegaron las protes-
tas Y los ap6strofes, y los campani-
LAGOS del Presidente, sehor Soler,
que estuvo muy bien, y el pAblico,
lego & tomar parte en- el sues 80
con ruidosa manifestation. Y me.
nos NAL que un grito que se oy6
fu6 el de Viva Espafla! repetido
por Ia concurrencia.
Pero, IA que viene todo aquel
ruido, toda aquella discussion, toda
aquella perturbation, por mejor
decir, On un eentro que es pura-
mente econ6mieo y administrative,
sin facultades para 10 que no sea
de esa estera, y este respetando Ia
Legislation general y solo en- 10 que
toca a aquel objetOi
Para evitar tales sucesos esta la
ley muy previsora, sehalando en- el
art. SO cuando y como incurren en-
resp0nsabilidad los kehores Dipu-
tados, si SO ocupan de 10 que no es
de 50 incumbencia; diciendo on el
art. SO que puede Ia Diputaci6u
ser suspendida en- pleno, por mo-
tivos de orden p6blico, y determi-
nando en- el art. 186 de la Ley Mu-
nicipal, APPLICABLE, que pueden los
Sres. Diputados ser suspendides,
Cuando cometiesen eetrGlimitGoi6n,
con- 0ardcter poNtico
Conque senores Diputados; de
meros ADMINISTRATORS provincial.
les, no pretendan algunos eri.
girse en- oonsti tMyentes de estadO
propio, 3 0onVeneionGlss franceses.
Ojo con no hablar de Cosas que
huelgan y traen responsabilidades.
A yer 81 hay por ahf carreteras
que fomentar 8 ediAcios que con-.
servar con 10 POGO de que SO dispo-
ne, y no rneterse en- honduras, nj
en- cosas que no ataf1en & la Dipu-
taoi6n Provincial. No contundir
los papeles, y guardense los dis
cursos congresales y democraticos
para las Oortes del Reino, cuando
llegue sl caso.
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Lola, 5 Noviembre 1889.
AL AYUNTAMIENTO DE LOLA.

Los que suscrlben, vecinos, pro-
pietarios y braceros, industriales y
agricultores del termino municipal
de este pueblo, en- uso del liberri-
mo derecho que les concede Ia vi
gente Constitution, con todo el res.
pet0 y consideration que les mere
ce este ilustrado cuerpo admins
trativo, tienen el honor de hacer 4
'. 8. Ia siguiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-08

una revoluci6n que derribase al
Oonsejo de Regencia actual y que
,ombrase en- 81 lugar 4 la Reina
Natalia.
En- esta situaci6n sc halla actual
nente el gobiern0 de Servia unos
temen la intervention del Austria
= otros la de Russia; estos pobres
Estados estan siempre sobre un
volcan; mientras tantO la Reina se
halla en- Belgrade y sale todos los
HAS acompanada de una DANA de
nonor; el pueblo la saluda con
nucho respeto y SO muestra muv
simpatico con ella.
jTriste estado de cosas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-08
;BUENA .COGIDA!


tonomismo puertorriquei1o, aquel
Hercules, hijo de la mas triste
inconsecuencis, que amenaz6 con
aplastar q mszazos, como nuevo
Juan Diente, al Iucondiciona(is-
mo, esta hace tempo muerto mo-
raj y materialmente, no solo por
sus fracasos y derrotas en- lucha
CON sus mobiles sdversarios, sino
que tambiGn por sus intestinas di
visiones, por gus intestinas discor
dias. riyalidades y desbaraj ,stes.
LA disciplina!
+ La uni6nl
iEt tacto de codos!
LA cohesion!
lQuien piensa en- este, en- ell au-
tonomismo, que no sea blanco de
los mas fdriosos ataques3
iQaien invoca este, en- el auto
nomismo, que no sea objeto de los
mas encarnizados vituperios de Ia
rsbeldia!
He aqui, sin otros preambulos,
una prueba mas de Ia descom-
posici6n del autonomismo, de
que en- 81 todo ands revuelto y
mauga por hombro.
Recordaran nuestros lectores
que ell doctor Carbonell, Presi-
dente del Comite local autono-
mista de Mayagtez, y alma y
campe6n de la election del sefior
Brsu para Diputado Provincial,
en- pagna CON el Directorio de;
partido y con muchos y caracte-
risados correligionarios de aque-
lla localidad y de toda la leila,
presento q aquel Centre una cua-
druple mocion pidiendole solem-
nemente, entire otras cosas, ges-
tionase Ia continuation del proce.
go por los acontecimientos de
Juana- Disg, rehusase ell indulto
por deiitos polisicos concedido i.
timamente por S. NJ, case de que
este alcanzsse q los procesados
por aquellos successes, y eupIicase
al Excmo Sr Ministro de Ultra
mar la anulacion del correcto y
legal nombramiento de don Po
licarpo de Echevarria para ell csr
go de Alcalde de Juana. .Diaz.
A nosotros, en- verdad, hubo de
extrafiarnos que quien tan violen
tamenta habta roto CON eli Direc-
torio, desobedeciendole, contra
riandole y desairandole de la
msnera mas terrible, y ofreciendo,
por ende, ell mas pernicioso ejem-
plo de indisciplins d toda la &C.
lectividad, elevase de pronto, de
golpe y porrazo, aquella cuadru-
pie mocion q las regiones en- que
mora en- su excess msjestad to-
do el Are6psgo Supreme del
autonomismo.
IQue ha sucedido? Lo que
nosotros nos figurabamos, DADA
Ia idiosincrasia del Directorio.
ICual hs sido ell resultado de Ia
cuddruple moci6n del doctor Cai
bonell, reproducida por cast tods
Ia prensa del gremio y acompa-
t1ada de bombo, tambor y plati-
llos? Ell que nosotros suponia-
mos tambi6n.
0 sea: que el Directorio hs
dado carpetazo al documento del
doctor Carbonell, dici6ndole, por
medic de su 6rgano, este 8 coss
parecida, Cuando venga en- debi.
da forma, 90 provee ra. Por aho.
rs, visto y archivese.
Ash como suena.
Pues Ia ReVista, que acostum-
bra no morderss la lengus, sspe.
cialmente cuando trata De re.
gafiar CON los heterodoxoss con.
testa al doctor .Carbonell varias
cosas que es precise anotar.
En- primer lugar: que ell doctor
Carbonell no tiene legalizado eu
car&cter de BELGRADE nor al Dia.
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COMISI0N PROVINCIAL,

Ia Gaceta de hoy NOS enters
de que el Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General - ha aeEYiaV nombrar,
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~ ." AS"sa U"S oor'O
cialmente cuando trata de re.
gaiiar con los heterodoxos. cen.
tests al doctor .Carbonell variae
cosas que es preciao anotar.
En- primer lugar: que ell doctor
Carbonell no tiene legalizado eu
caracter de Delegado por el Dis
trito de Mayaguez; que no es tai
Delegado, en- fin, y que, por 10
tanto, no puede ejercer ninguna
de las funciones propias de aquei
cargo.
En- segundo lugar. que nada de
10 que pretende el doctor Carbo-
nell con respecto al famoso pro-.
ceso estA en- su lugar, y mucho
menos la idea de que el partido
sufrague los gastos de Ia causa.
Por la sencilla raz6n de que ell
partido no tiene dinero. ~ CO
mo ha de tenerlo "si hay Comi.
tes turbulentos, dice Ia ReUista,
cue devuelven al Directorio los
talonsrios que el remite para ha.
Ger efectiva entire los correligio.
narios la humilde quota con que
cada autonomista debe contribrie
alsostenimiento de los gastos &c.
neraIes
Lo dnico que puede haber en-
un parsido en- que .esto pasa, ana
de la ReCissc, con intenci6n me
fistof9lica, es. ......
I'm eacique en- cada pueblo.
Y Comit6s cabizbajos, como el
de Guayama.
Y Comi,9s divididos como ell
de Mayaguez.
Y Presidentes desconocedoree
de Ia ley, como ell seilor Carlo.
nell -.
Respecto a Ia pretensi6n del
doctor Carbonell. de que el Direc
torio gestione del Sr. Ministro de
Ultramar la peregrina anulaci6p
del nombra miento de don Poll
carpo de Echevar,ia para el cargo
de Alcslde de Arecibo...... Res
pecto & esto, NADIA dice Ia RsO;sta,
encerrandose ati en signifcativa
resefsa, que sl doctor Carlo.
aell 40 sabeiess sotnp estimarA.
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HOWARD'S GREAT LIBEL.
PEOPLE POURING INTO JACKSON TO
ATTEND THE TRIAL.
The Inhabitants Thereabouts Have Not
Been so Excited Since the war-The
Selection Of the Jury May Be Made
Today.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, June ll.--By 0 o'clock
this morning the city was again crowded
with people from this and adjoining coun-
ties eager TO gather the latest concerning
the great Howard libel suit. Every train
brings new and strange faces to DO present
at this to be famous trial. 1t is the topic OF
conversation among all classes Of people
Never since the late war have the people
OF the county been 80 aroused. The whole
of yesterday and today has been spent in
selecting jury to try the case. Between
$50 and 500 have been examined, out Of
which forty have been set aside from
among whom to select jury tomorrow. A
severance has been granted the defend
ants. Which of the cases will be tried
first has not yet been determined.
II is believed that the jury will be made
up tomorrow, then tho trial will begin in
earnest. Able counsel has been employed
from this and adjoining States, and every
inch Of ground will be closely contested.
Both sides are desperately in earnest.
This case has been put off from time to
time until the people have become exceed.
ingly anxious 10 see IL finally settled.
Great interest is felt in the final outcome,
especially among Baptists We hope TO
DO able TO announce tomorrow that tho
jury has been selected and the trial begun.
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what II was worth. Upon that ruling the
witness was required TO proceed with his
answer, and said he had returned it at
$4,000. Judge Walker inquired If
this was not done by him under oath,
TO which Nh McCallum replied, mo,
sir" Witness then explained that while
there was printed form OF an oath on the
blank, which he subscribed to, yet it only
purported TO be an oath and none was adj
minstered to him. AS further justlica-
ton OF this course he cited number Of
largo business houses which did the same
thing in the drug, grocery and dry goods
lines, and he paid what he deemed fair
proportion TO them and others, or about
one-third. Since this suit was determined
upon, witness said, he had investigated his
next door neighbor, who was burned out
the same night, NJ. Schwartz. He found
that the liable insurance companies had
settled with him for about $4,000, and
his return for taxation was 5000.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. McCallum's
testimony, Mr.. l.. l.. Brown, secretary
and treasurer OF the plaintiff company,
was placed upon the stand. IIo had not
concluded when the adjournment hour
was reached.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
ODD FELLOWS BASKET PICNIC.
Prospect Park TO be the Place and Thurs.

Prospect Park TO be the Place, and Thurs
day. June 30. tho Day.
The Odd Fellows OF this city, together
with their wives, children, sweethearts
or invited guests, rs the case may be, will
so pcnicking on the Goth instant at Pros
poet Park. The place has been chosen as
tho most desirable for a merry-making
Committees appointed TO make the ar.
rangements carefully weighed and consid-
cred all the advantages and attractions OF
the several places near the city where a
basket picnic could be held, and they
give the PAIN to Prospect Park. Two
bands OF music have been secured; the
Dummy Line Railway management prom
Use extra and efficient service; there will
be efficient committees 10 guard and care
for as well as arrange all details, aud no
effort will be spared 10 have an enjoyable
family entertainment In the shady hooks
and groves aud beneath the pavilion ut
tho Prospect Park. None but Odd Fell
lows and their families and guests are 10
attend, aud tickets are to be issued 10 all
persons entitled TO participate on the otc :
sion.- II Is to bo n delightful affair, and
all who 20 will romp and play and enjoy
themselves ut will until tho shades Of
evening, but they will all be escorted
homeward belimcs.
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LOCAL NOTICES
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224sccond u

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224sccond u.
BRiSKLRY LUMnER Co.. l2i Jefferson 1t
Dye WoRKs-L Riegcl & Co., So JEFF
fcrson street; telephone 1880.
G. X. HorcuRIss. skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches / espe-
cially solicit No. 81 Madison street.
CUSNiSoHAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoio streets The best ma
ierial on hand the most finished work.
men employed.
PuRE and white ~ the flower whose
name Il bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN * LILLY COFFEE AND SPrcE Ca
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Will NOT HURT us.

An obsorvant Citizens vlows Of Changes
In the River.
There's no use getting excited over the
sandbar forming in front Of the northern
part Of the city," remarked Justice John
j. Barry to an ArrgAL reporter yesterday.
Mr.. Barry was a sort Of marine for years,
has been in Memphis all his life and seen
some important changes In tho river,
therefore speaks slightly by the cards.
III remember when the east bank Of the
river, down 10y the elevator. was at least
800 yards further out. aud there were
places Of business all along II. You'll find
In the Registers Office now deeds TO the
property, aud It's return will be TO tho
possession OF those owning Il then or their
heirs. That property Is only being brought
into existence again. They'll lose the
elevator Yes, moro than likely, but they
might have known that before building Il
there. Otherwise, Memphis will not be
Injured"
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Neal I.tnte rrau.fer..

A. II 4 V. NJ. Jones TO Lizzie Mang,
10, q, block O. In Lcath & Jones addition;
$3.50.
New South Land Co. 10 the Grand
Op,u.llou,c Co, 22s by 100 feet, corner
Boalo and Main. sG0,OO1
John H. Leonard and wife TO w. 9.
stephenson, ll5 acres In tic Thirteenth
Civil District. 1900
l. i. and i. Fowler 10 Elsie II. Berlin,
lots "a and u OF the McGmil subdivision;
$3.50.
W. NJ. Randolph TO W. r. Chapman,
% by ~ feet on Ragland avenue; $1,000.
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THE COURTS.
CIrcuit Court.

, George Hathaway filed suit Yesterday
gninst II. W. Foster for 5000 damages
for malicious prosecution.
The Merchants Bank Of Canada have
filed damage suit for s0.07G.67 against
Alsbrook. Bowling & Co.
The suit OF /. g. Mcdonald against the
Tennessee Midland Railroad Company Is
atill ON trial
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
Criminal Conr,.

The jury in the Rhoda Turner. Nixon
case reported yesterday morning an to one
defendant, Turner, giving her five years.
They were sent back TO consider the other
case before them, but rs yet have reached
no conclusion.
jordan Bowlcs was given two years for
assault 10 commit murder.
Clint Grady was given ten years for rob-
berry from the person.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
Marriage Licenses

Martin Ensley to Miss Bcityc Hunt Eel.
den (whitc), lewis Pleasant to Winnie
Robinson, Thomas Shears to Annie Jones.
Wan. Bailey 10 Alice johnson (colorcd).
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SANITARY Plumbing.

The cnterprising flrmo Latting & Bailey
are rapidly building a reputation for doing
good work. They have already completed
some Of the most thorough and well VENT.
lated jobs Of plumbing ever done in Mem
phis. Their idea is to use the best mate.
rails and workmanship, which results in
comfort aud satisfaction to their patrons
They make a specially OF rcmodeling old
plumbing work.
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IN A SKIRT.
An Inian. Found Rolled Up and Hidden
Away.

Away.
In the rear Of No. 2GO Vance street, the
residence Of W. H. Mallory, the remains
Of IN infant were found yesterday morn
ing. The little body was rolled up In a
lady's balmonl or wooden skirt and
decomposition had 40 far advanced as TO
rondcri, impossible 10 recognize the child's
age. color, sex or previous condition. All
conditions pointed 20 the child's having
been dead and hidden away at leas, two
weeks Justice Garyin held the inquest
but could discover no clue TO the child's
paTcntlxc,
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n. Mcmahon. M uu,ou IT..

Has recently made some OF tho most
beautiful suits oi clothes ever seen In the
city. lie makes a specially OF fine goods.
and his reputation for lifting is unsur.
passed.
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II the liver and kidneys are sluggish and
inactive Hoods Sarsaparilla will arous, them
To prompt aud regular action. Take IL now.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

The will Of G. Icsscll was filed for pro-
bate yesterday. Ills son is named as ox.
prutor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

UsE plenty Of ozark" Vinegar In your
food and prevent biliousness. II is cheap.
or than quinine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12

VIZ have Just received barge load Of
Pittsburg Gas Coke, very fine, Pittsburg
and Anthracite Coal aud Ash aud Oak
Wood. q. u. BRyAS d Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-12
Floyd a MONEYS Candies.

They have no equal.
They are always fresh.
They are always good.
They are elegant for presents.
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Cut cum Rnmn.iIn.

yur eyefy specie, Of aeonlfinr, humnlatiur Itch.
lnt hNfhihg, .RlY, aud pimply dlua.Ci ui tho
pie l9 Wtniula. except possibly lchthyusia
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wilson a riinu. asa Main street.

Sell all grades Of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Mating, etc, nj the very lowest possible
cash prices. Also do repairing, upholster.
ing, shipping and packing furniture, and
guarantee good and satisfactory work.
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OVER 10000 physicians indorse Platts
Chlorides us tho proper household disin-
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A BIG CASE ON TRIAL.
MANSFIELD DRUG COMPANY vs.. ONE
DOZEN INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

The United States Circuit Court the
Loading Attraction Just Now How
Returns OF Stock Values for Purposes
OF Taxation are Made.