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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

The rivers will rise.
FoREcAsr-Fair, warmer southerly winds.
THE river at this point is a2.s, decline oil
tenths since last report.
LEE LNERs out this evening-Rosa Lee,
0sceola, and Coahoma, Friars Point
TnE lighthouse tender Joseph Henry has
gone up the river on an inspecting trip.
The Jim Lee brought in one bale OF cot
ton, being the total river receipts for tho
day.
ANCHOR LINERS up and down today-City
OF Cairo for Natchez, and Arkansas City for
ST. Louis.
TIN Jim Lee, Mark Check master, and W.
G. Banker chief clerk, cleared last evening
for Arkansas City.
TnE Line boat New Mary Houston,
arrived and departed yesterday evening for
Cincinnati and all way landings.
AT New Orleans Sheriff Droun sold at auc
ton the tugs L. A. Burke and Maud Nc
Clean, the former for $50, 400 and the latter
for 80, 200.
The DcSoto. NJ. NJ. Deems master and
Harry Proctor clerk, leaves port this even
ing Tor Cincinnati and way landings. Cheap
rates TO points East and North.
Cart MARX CHEEK, OF the Jim Lee, has
gone to Jacksonville, Ind, 10 take charge
OF the new Kate Adams which Is expected
TO be ready for steam for Memphis by the
last OF next week.
Tm transfer boat John +. Lincoln, with
bargcs. arrived yesterday afternoon and
passed over 10 West Memphis. She will be
employed In work connected with the build
ing Of the Memphis railroad bridge.
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Evansville.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.

EyAxsyILLE, Ind, June 2O.-Thc United
States steamer Golden Rod, on q special run,
passed to St Louis at o'clock this morning,
She will attend 70 the light-kecpers on her
return trip. Crew all well. The river is
covered with drift from the Green River
frcshct. Business is nominal. Packets are
ON usual time, with little business. This
was the hottest day OF the season. Tomor.
row promises TO be lively ON the front rs
the up aud down stream Memphis and Gin
cinnaii packets are due. They always Gre
ate stir. being very popular with passen'
gers and shippers
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THE RIVERS.
Roats Leaving,
Movements at ihc Lovcc.

leans; Rosa Lee, Osceola; Coahoma Friar's
Point; De Soto, Cincinnati; Ruth, New
Madrid
Departures-New Mary Houston, Cincin-
natl; James Lee. Arkansas City, Joseph
Henry, Cairo.
Boats in Port-'Coahoma, Rosa Ice, De
Soto Ruth.
Boats Due Up--Arkansas City, Natchez.
Down-Gity of Cairo, st. Louis; U. +.
SchcnCk, Cincinnati.
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At Cairo, III.
spccial Dispatch TO The Appeal.

Epctlnl DlbpabCu W Ahe ApitAa
CARo, H., June 20.-Thc City OF Cairo
added literally and left with a big trip at o
o'clock a IN. for Natchez. The City OF Flor.
ence was well laden for St. Louis. The
Buckeye State passed up at o'clock am.
The Alice Brown makes one more trip 10
st. Louis to finish up the Browns contract
for this year. and then she will go ON the
Mound City ways for repairs. The las. "trip
she took In one tow 10000 bushels OF coal,
the largest tow taken above Cairo on the
Mississippi. The total amount OF coal taken
up this season Il AGO, 600 bushels. Tho lion
Duke. out this afternoon from ST. Louis, has
two ba-gcs Of iron ore aud one barge OF old
rails for Pitisburg. The city OF Baton Rouge
arrived ats O'Clock tonight with l, 200 tons
and l. getting 400 tons here 10 leave In the
morning for New Orleans. River 29.i feet
on the gauge. n rise OF IL inches In y hours.
The Joseph Henry arrived at e5O o'clock To-
night 10 meet the Golden Rod In the morn.
ing. She did no business on the way up, but
will make some changes going back.
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REMOVAL.
Thon. Y. Pareeii a. Co.

Ihoh. 7. FlfccH a co,
Haze removed TO % South Court street,
under Gasion's Hotel, where thoy have on
exhibition the light running New Homo
and Household Sewing Machines These
are undoubtedly tho lighicst running aud
most simple machines ever brought 10 this
city. These machines will be sold at n
grcal reduction for cash, or on easy month
Ia naymonta
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Excursions 60 California and the North

The Iron Mountain Route will this
season have on sale special round trip tick
cts to all points in California, Colorado,
Utah, Oregon and Washington Territory
ut its ticket office, 800 Main street.
Pamphlets, guides and reading matter
cheeriully furnished on application.
ii. ID. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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MISSISSIPPI Diafrhea Cordial docs not
lock up the secretions like other so-called
bowel remedies, but checks the actions
often with single dose and so changes and
correcls Irregularities that in short time
nature resumes its usual sway and the pa
tent will be cured.
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Approx mafiou Prizes.

100 numbers from Of. ~ ~ o. .GSi inclusive. be-
Inv ~ numbers on each side Oi the number
drawing the capital prize of $40 O,O ........ 10
lnO uumhefs frum o. ~ ~ o. Aii Inclusive. b..
Ing ~ numbers on each side Ut the number
drawing the capital prlzo Of $50, Ol1...... .... 3
100 nunhcr irpm "a, h1i 10 li6t Inclusive. be.
ing ~ numbers ON each side OF the number
drawing the capital prize OF siOoOO. ............
pll numbers ending with o., being the two last
hfurcs NJ the number drawing the capital
prize ul 5000 90 .............. .
w numbcn Cudlngwith ~. being the two last
figures Of the number drawing the second
capital Prize OF s.ul.usln .............. .
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sew schedule. of uemphI. a Charles.
ton railroad.

Night Train--Leayes Memphis nj 10
O'Clock pm, arrives at Washington nj 3
O'Clock am, New York 2 o'clock pm,
Boston o o'clock pm. Day Train-Leaycs
Memphis at 1870 o'clock pm, arrives at
Washington at 1910 pun, New York 600
a. M, Boston $50 pm. Pullman sleepen
20 Washington on both trains, via Lynch
burg.
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Progress.

1t is very important in this age Of vast
material progress that remedy be pleasing
to the taste and to the eye, easily taken, nc.
ceptable to the stomach and healthy in its
nature and effects. Possessing these quail
ties, Syrupof Figs is the Que perfect laxative
and most gentle diuretlc known.
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MISSISSIPPI Diarrh1a Cordial Is entirely
vegetable and leaves no rcaciing pains 10
harass tho patient. II sooihes. heals and
relieves, and is the greatest bowel remedy
of the are
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DuusfruI

- REMOVED ny THE USE oF COCAINE
And II stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Bunetfs Flayoring extracts arc tho
bcgL
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
No1I-s Dally. iEIeepL sundaL
Fs', rnd DANNY iins.
Chesapeake aud ONO Hent.

Chesapeake aud ONO nohta
Leaves Arriys,
.Ilmlicd ~ h.i0pm sIimlted Ex .- i0ni a IN
sMail aud III. Nl0Am EMAIL aud Ia. no. I'm
iNeWhefn &C. as pm iNepbcrn Ac.. AS a m
Limited express trains run solid between Nsn
pals aud Louisville canyins Pullman buffet
braWing. Room sleeping Tara Mail aud Express
runs solid between Memphis AMI Louisville. car.
yinE eerant sleeping and reclining chair car, con.
MEETING closely Al FULTON Tor Cairn. ~ Louis and
~ 80 Louis Ticket Office undrf Peabody tinti.
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Not rccelred.

THE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonics and q
moot perfect ncryine, arc found IN Carter
Inor Pills, which strengthen the nerves aud
body, and improve tue blood and com
pleKion
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Ladies.

Whom out shopping don't forget 10 call At
lloyd & Moneys for lunch or their de-
lic.ous leo cream.
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See

That your grocer gives YOU ozark" Vim.
cgar and take no other. Your health do
ponds upon IL
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INSURE your life in the Connecticut Mu-
tual. I. M. Galbreath, agent, 10 Madison
street.
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stage Of the Rivers.

OTFIcE signal SERyicE, U. Al
MENrnfs. Tenn. June -. iss9. !
The following observations are taken at all IA.
lions IN the 55lh meridian time. which Il one hour
later than Memphis time
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Anything from fence to abusiness block?
Your order will be given prompt attention
by the Wright Lumber Company, Iowa
avenue, Fort Pickering. Telephone l, S07.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
or THE---
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
Single Number. Glass "F,"
Drawn at New orleans, Louisiana, on Tues
Jny, June ~. ISAO.

All genuine Louisiana State Lottery tickets are
dated New Orleans and agree 10 pay all prizes In
New orleans, where the company holds its charter
from the State aud where both the purchaser OF a
ticket ana the company are equally protected by
the laws OF tho State and Of the United states
Tickets dated and issued from other cities in the
name OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company
promising TO pay prizes In other place, than New
Orleans, arc not Louisiana State lottery tickets al
all. but arc Councricts and cheats intended IN de.
cclvc and defraud the unwnry.
Remember that ONE DOLLAR Il the price ni tho
smallest part or fraction OF q ticket s,ucd IN any
drawing. Anything IN our uamo offered M a less
price IL either counterfeit or a sWiuilc Rrmom
Der iurthcr when examining 10 see II your ticket
has drawn prize, never TO accept anything but
our Official drawings which aN copyrighted under
tho act " Congress and cannot no reprinted cor.
routly under penalty OF tho law
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RIAL r,rArE AorsrS.


=
Uot-' -
a SPLENDID BWCK REsiD.NCE. ~ ROONa
~ IN the heart Of the city about arfcs shrub
ben ~ frgnl yard dglishnuily cool ouly y, psf
month altitude Highest on n iugls GENITAL Rail.
road between New ,flcaus aud Cairo. Justly oclc
braiei for healthin iOcations no malafial lest
water hotels. churches schools splchdd plaoe 20
'u RasS,;, board cheap IN o s'a iiiIie
Holly spfings Mia
A SIcE tRoOM COTTAGE CORNER IOWA
~ ard Vohda aycuucs. splendid cisicm aud
convenient TO Main slfvct can Apply " q. 4.
WITT 80 sccond street.
A sTORE on MAIN sTREEL ArpLY 10
A NICE HOUSE, OF : RooNs. 90 VANCE 81
~ Apply 10 y 4. COCHRAN, cofncf Main and
Keel streets, or W. A. wHEATLf.
A Two Story nkiCK HOUSE, no ~ JOIN.
~ son avenue, containing rooms dining tDom,
Kitchen, stables aud all cOnysnisnccs AZ 90 psf
Corner second and iers ~ streets snee,s
A n ELFOANT sROON HOUaE NEwIY nv.
~ paired, atlli Nance u ApplgAi 70 Nanoe q
IOTTAGE tROOMs, ~ GEOR0lA STRgET,
" Apply Al 1oi Georgia street.
4 VOTTA0E Rooms CisTEHs. OAFDEN.
- cfyants house. stable. splthdld thado, III
good order ~ walker avenue. fronting on Her.
nando street tailNay' noar my fs-ldcn.s, Apply ~
- Union tNeNL 3palfh LtNuNs
IOITA0E D ROOMS. iia jOSks ANkNuk
~ Apply 70 g. &, nElS. - Front street
L'KOM sEPrEMHkK .. A LAhgk Hhick RS.
II idcncc. suitable iot family ~ boarding
house. containing " nous IN maln bulllluE. aud
brick servants houso with 4 MONS including
laundry situated onlV5 minuief aalk ifuin Court
fquarc and With line, II street cars surrounding
tho block 70 party wishing " lcasu iuf tern %
years for . hni elias iamily boarding huusc, 70
quirng mofo room, an additional house will be
built diving together 10 rooms fOf further par
tiCulan apply stei trchanrr tifret
INNksr COITUN hOONs ~ I'M CITY. ~.
il quirc n ~ Madison street
LNkONT sREKr stORi.-tis YOUR Story
II ffofeh0uae, - Front street, possessinn given
August 4 Apply 10 DEAN.iiLLf COFFEE q
sPiCE co. 90 Won't street
GOOD HOUSE, HNE THAT LAND. CHAP,
VI near White station Apply ~ ~ Market II
\ on IiMK. tstlN AND BAtLlikNI
building No ~ Jefferson street
a n KELLOGG NLwsrAPEn 90.
CTOKLHOtsE AND cELLAM 80 lilOSf 81.
> on August !, and other stores cuttnK.f, MONS.
etc T. a. EAT0N, 1etecond street
rI,AosfORY nousE sm ruNfUTOC ~, .
i rooms, 10 FOOD ofdcf. Apply 80 Nance slrcst
rt,NO Story HOUSE, or oUHNER op KsEL
! aud Tlnh sifccl chel,ea tel al above aiires,
% MN s.HOoM HOUSES. COK in AsDVAisE8
- - opof month ASplg1 ,.o.
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Prizes Casbed Ia rul without Dedue.
tion.

We tho undersigned BANKERS ot New O-letns
State Lotteries which may bo presented at our
COuutcu. a. ~ WAtMSLEY,
President Louisiana National Tank.
PIERRE LASAUN
President state National Hank.
A. BALDWIN,
rrusidOut ~ " Natiuual nank.
GAIL KOnN,
rrrsidont luton National bank
30 The subs fibcrs having supervised The Single
Nrunbcf Dnlu nr. Cin- ~" LOUISIANA sTATR
LOTTERY. hefuhy rrrtify that the above are tne
numbers whirh Wrn thl, day drawn from the 100.
90 placed Ia The wheel viii the priEcs c0rrcsDond
iug 81 thum.
Wimc.s our hand, at Scw Orleans. la. DIS Tues
day, June u, i,,g
q. T. HEAUREGARp,
J. A. EARLY.
a uUff.al.n.~a
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CT HEAUREGARp,
J. A. EARLY.
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No. q, COS draws capital prize tl00o00 .old 10
Washington. y. e.. iiriuu, Nist, san lf urisos
aud sacramento, tai. Atnnil. ui. Memphis.
Tenn. Buffalo, y s.. lrrIt NI.h n.lath.
MINI, Caftlgcun. g. ~ ut iui IUIhIt. tfINn. Tea.
Ottawa, olt canada. HUl le.r .ul.r. Nunt M.
81. ~ drvf .fNNl gHltI If.rt s.ultui, % Il In
NrW huls |H..Hu. ihi| fgn. MHrhiuEiuu o. q 4.
.Iu lrfuH.gn 'ai., etlamlu.t. \. \ Sew uavcn,
tom, lei llus. sla, iulut hla.ii en-. "a, and
] h.rt, lvN. so it,lii Grtws h.rl pith pri1c.
Iluh snid in WfshIue'ln. OBJ e. NoF iofk. Hoo
/ tuu. thiragp -Hn fin 30 Hud ,arrimcutn, Cal.
Uuu.r r. = rHIW. Mas. tiucnlu aud scrihuef.
I NsH Nu. lttN dfaNs tfiuu. sold ia New Oricans.
N Aurs. ihIsiUn. Washin ft1u ~ e., Memphls
ICnu.. snn lmnrlsco aud Mafyaylllc. Cal. Lutte
Nirk Ara, nn1 other pointt Nos a. On aud 81
90 draw each s.nOlo Noe 2i,is0 2Ltl7, ~ IA
Ills, 0LUlg draw each $1,000.
The work Of sending the ofnrlal ilsi 90 EvEHY
CORRESPONDENT boEius Immediately alter the
drawing aud rnntlnucs day aud night until com.
plgtcd. should auy oi ouf patrons cNpcdence any
delay In nrrlYinE " " T. owng % their name 10
Ina among the last on the list
Addrcsss NJ. A. DAUPnIS.
New orieans, In.
Addfrs4 registered letters 20 New Orieans Ma.
tionai Hank, New Orleans, In.
Re-Enicfcd according ~ Act Of Coner.st In the
year tss, by The Louisiana State iniicrY Company,
Ia the OiCc Of the Librarian oi tongfcss az Wash
inrtun.
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II. Mcmahon. no Union 81.

Has recently made some OF tho most
beautiful suits OF clothes ever seen in the
city. He makes a speciality OF fine goods,
and his reputation for fitting is unsur.
passed.
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nemnhI. earning wers.

Nos 81 AND 50 Madison STREET,
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles.
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New Otlenns, In.
Addfrsg registered letters 90 New Orieaus Ma.
tlonai Hank, New Orleans, In.
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Leaves Afsivst
~ o Maf.......f00 y M sN a. NAH % a 10
ssafdls fnufra ~ pm esafiis ENurs-N ~ a m
tArm a - Z ff1tl an tAr'm ,s inl frIn D DO
rnssrurUrt hrtNcHn Memphis nu rHfiit ah iu.i
take ,lrlis expires ~ looil ifeisht as mail iftu
Vl'l uuf Stop q station between NrUH 1 IHnd -tf
d. the arruMWot ton Hni luri ifuifhl Htff.Ht
"a N l- ILL- .-----Iml llIL-u mI lml-L lrl.nl
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DAcrric HOTEL, 20 AND ao,< MAIN W.
j Immediate possession aiycn. Nv JkffEil
son q Co, 90 ff1nt street
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BIT u A r Y.

MRS. ELIZABETH WALTERS, widow of the late
Mr.. B. Walters departed this life in the city of
Baltimore on the 10th of February. Her re-
mains were brought to Staunton, Va, and
buried beside her husband.
Mrs. Walters had been born and raised by
pious parents, and faithfully instructed In the
doctrines of Gods word These teachings, &C
companied by the influences of the Holy Spirit,
led her in early life to put her trust in her Sa-
viour. Though her friends have heard no par
tlculars concerning her death bed experience,
they have the comfort of the remembrance of
life which showed in its daily walk and CONVEX
sation, that the law of God had been written
upon her heart; and in all the relations of life,
as wife mother, neighbor, friend, and especial
ly as a protesting Christian, she aimed to adorn
the doctrine of God her Saviour So friends
are assured that the promises to the widows in
firm and aged, were vouchsafed richly to her.
Mrs. Walters had reached the age of nearly
fourscore, dying in her 18th year. She was
sister of the late Rev. S. L. Graham, D. D., for
merly Professor in Union Theological Seminary,
Virginia. Nor would it be just to the memory
of this departed Christian not to notice the fact
that though sorely afflicted in the death of her
only child-a son who was Just verging on
manhood, in the late cruel war, and IN a few
years the death of her husband, yet she trusted
in the Saviour, without murmur. Her hus-
bands son, Of former marriage, loved and
cherished her as his own mother. He and his
family mourn her death, and many friends in
Hebron, Staunton, and Loeb Willow churcnes,
of which she was at different times a member,
will sympathize with this son and his family in
this bereavement. But rejoice in believing that
to her who has gone before, has been given the
crown of life. Given too by that loving Saviour
who gave himself for his people. R. G. W.
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ROBERT G. MoCLAEAHAN was born April 9th,
1854, and died February 18th, 1889.
All that makes a son dear to parental hearts
was conferred in this young man a sound
body, fine mind cheerful spirit, a genial
temper, liberal SOUL and an affectionate heart.
He had hosts of friends, because he showed
himself friendly. He was sent off to the best
schools, and brought home three gold medals to
kindle high hopes in the breasts Of his friends
The flowers Of love were strewn in his path
He was faithfully instructed in the principles
of our holy religion, and gave early promise of
useful life. Whatever he wanted seemed to
be within his grasp. His friends looked upon
him with warmest admiration. His manly
form, graceful action, pleasing and cordial man
ners, won comments from many acquaintance
Alas How soon the fair vision has faded
away. While asleep in the Sorrel building at
Roanoke, Va, he awoke, and IN a state of be-
wllderment, fell from the window to the pave
ment and was killed. The story is soon told
His friends by the hundred gathered at the old
family homestead, mile south of the city,
where four generations had lived and died.
Words of solemn import were spoken on the
mystery of life; prayers were offered tears of
tender love and sympathy were shed, some of
them from eyes unused to weep; the procession
moved across the lawn, slowly climbed the hill,
and, beneath the branches of ancestral oaks,
gathered amid the sepulchres of parents, grand
lfeless form, dust to dust ashes to ashes"
The place and all its surroundings were such
as to inspire with thoughts too deep for utter
ance, and almost too deep for tears, the dullest
soul. There six young men. full of life and
hope lifted the casket and laid the pride of his
fathers heart the light of his mothers eyes, he
meath the sod, while the man of God read holy
words of comfort and hope from the book food
and said amen" Twas mournful pleasure
to linger at such a place on such n OCCASION
and the multitude of neighbors and friends
seemed reluctant to leave. The grave was
filled the mound was made, the sound of the
spade slowly died away, and still a spell, as of
enchantment bound us to the hallowed ground
One by one the movement was made and hearts
filled with sorrow and hope turned again to the
busy paths of life. A child of the covenant,
faithfully brought up in the nurture and admoni
ton of the Lord, early admitted to the full com
munlon of the church, habituated to prayer and
the reading Of the Scripture to the last, he has
gone from our midst to the presence of the God
of the covenant, whose promises to believing
parents and their children never have been
broken.
Jesus lover OF my SOUL
Let me to thy bosom fly"
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WANTED To lease or sell good EIGHT
w ROOM DWELLING. with garden and
orchard attached Four miles from depot and
same distance from the Natural Bridge. A de-
sirable location for good physician or as
Summer residence for city people.
Terms moderate. Address
PAXTON q IACKEY
ia 16-2m Fancy Hill Va.
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M A r r I & d ,

February 9th, at the residence of Col. w T.
Poague, Lexington Va, by the Rev D w.
Shanks, D. D, BLAIE TAYLOR, OF Elkins, w
Va, to Miss MARY, youngest daughter of Mrs.
Mary Blair Jackson of Clarksburg, W. Va,
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Jesus lover Of my soul,
Let me to thy bosom fly"

Died February 26th, 1889, at Leesburg Va,
Of pneumonia, after an illness Of four days, Mrs
MARIA METzeER, wife of G. 7. Merger, in the
51st year Of her age.
Thus passed away gentle and unobtrusive
Christian, whose life made the world better and
purer. Devoid of malice and Astounding In
charity, she illustrated as a daugh er mother,
and Christian worker, the strength and beauty
Of the gospel A devoted husband and four
loving children mourn her loss while church
IN which she was ever faithful, will miss her ex-
ample and her service. B.
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CENTRAL PRESBYT a N.--March 6, 1889
like Magic

THE effect produced by Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Colds, Coughs, Group,
and Sore Throat are, in most cases, inn
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JAMES MARION BARE was born March 25th
Je1'. and died February 1lth, 1889, at Hamp
zen Sidney College, Virginia, in the kind home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Taliaferro.
lie WE a member Of the Presbyterian church
a. Woodriock, Va, and promising young man
81 marked Christian character Just beginning 10
prepare himself to preach the gospel.
was dumb, 1 opened not my mouth be-
canss Thou didst II ."
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FLOUR.

We quote: Fine, $25Oa$2.75; superfne
$2.75sS3 25; extra, SO. 5OaS3 rs; family, $4s
$3.50; patent family, country, "a 75aS5 Is.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.
March 4.-Recepts; 345 head of cattle; 664
hogs.
Sales: 3o5 head of cattle $40 hogs.
Prices
Cattle-Best, 4a41c. gross; a few extra high
er; medium to good, 31a32c. gross common to
fair, 23a3c4 gross.
Hogs-6a7c. net
Bulls Phase gross
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Every Mother

Shodld zee that bottle Of that "old fashion
family r'm'oy" is on hand To- cure Coughs
Coda Group, Bronchitis, and all throat and
lung troubles; "a it is pleasant harmless, and
very elective. It has completely filed long
felt want, and becomes household favorite
We refer 10 that best Of cures, DR. DAVIDS
COUGH SYRUP, Of pure pine tar, wild cherry
and horehound. Get the genuine made by
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
'""E-H Richmond Va.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06

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COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QUOTATIONS.
Middlings. 94c.
Low Middling 93c.
Good Ordinary, SIC.