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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19
EXTENsIvE GOLD MINE FOR SALE.

INTENSIVE GOLD MINE FOR SALE.
To be sold at public auction by the undersigned 90
the Merchants Exchange in the City OF Halifax on
Thursday the Fourteenth day Of March next, at Twelve
o'clock noon that extensive. valuable and wehequpped
GOLD MINE known as the DuiIerin GOLD MINE, stu
ate on the Atlantic coast about ninety miles east OF SAID
city. Daily mall from Halifax Telegraph office at
Salmon River four miles from tho works Salmon River
harbor never freezes and Is safe and easy Of access Tne
mine embraces $40 each 1Sox25o feet all In one
bloek The entire area fifteen hundred feet IN
width across and eight thousand Ave hundred and NIFTY
set along the l0des. The leases have nearly fourteen
years and can at any time be renewed 'or pfiOo
Of tyentyone years upon payment OF two dollars per
area Within this is belt OF veins dipping on eaeh
side OF an antIclina. They have been found by tests
made on the surface TO extend upward OF 1000 rect Inc
ore has been partially removed to depth OF zoo rect over
distance OF about roo feet and TO depth averaging
about 70 feet over additional LOCO feet I'm length or
thereabouts Tho veins are width, the largest
averaging about ten feet OF selid quartz.
This mine was discovered In the autumn OF 1850 but
was not worked to any extent until the autumn of ISL
II has v,eded M 70 the end OF November 3012 ounces
Of gold from O4OS tons OF quartz according to the sworn
returns made 10 the Mines. ONCE The gold can 90
produced at q cost which VIII leave VeFV hanus'@"
margin OF profit
The mine Is operated by machinery worked by water
power the power being transmitted by line Of wire rope
agnnng ir0n ae S Wing parallel 70 the outcTop Of ad
Veins, a. distance theretsom q about airy feet The
S sS6 SGis kS's and pumping &
sSesEsa us Stamps aud there ample power
hse tnes that number Sixty stamps be
Speted with present machinery az the lgO horse horse,
fyentvave Is used There are about IOO acres OF Well
,trbeyysI and weLwatercd land owned with the mine
% nsS s covFs the areas and where u does not imme
diately adoins them 10 Is also PROVIDED with steam
Nam no ote hosting gear and pumps in case OF aecl
dent 10 he transmission power 2Wm.ia ssmSent iSs
tb reouireu,enfs on tho property, runway RON the
, o thc rsber Tor carying quartz and stables, 0niccs
and boardlng houses sufficient 10 accommodate large
The mine is owned and has been operated BY partner
ship and owing the death q one o. me pncpT owners
h kss 10 be sold enable his estate TO Dc settled
sOYt 1oo w Der cent cash. balance within thirty days
from day OF sale The deposit 70 DC ioeed IN case me
puehager fails complete the purchase WITHIN tna time
Further PARTICULARS can be had on reference to n II
MEAGufTR O c. Bedford Row, Halilax or 70 JAMES
nice AN a IONS Auctoneors Bedford Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19
ATLANTIC City
BY CENTRAL RR. OF NEW-JEROEY
THROUGH IN 81 HOURS.
A Solid ThT0lgh Express Train.
foot Liberty-sE, week days az 80 p. m -
Returning, leaves Atlantic City, Philsislphia sne
Reading Railroad, at 0. 10 a. n -
New,York Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
hafrsge from hotel and residence TO destination
UropcsaIs.
AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
ROOM 200. STEWART BDlLDlno. 100
ueoa keW.XOrk EDD. Is. 1883.

AoUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE
ROOM 200. STEWART BUlLDlNS. 49,
No $50 Broadway, New-Hork EcD 8. 1858.
ITO CONTRACTORS. -
doors windows railing floor plates and copper leaders In
Guiding the furnishing all tne nateiial taDo trans
portaton etc. necessary required 70 RuL the same IN
comOlpe the ArdSley Gate House, on
SecqIan Of Inc new aaucoict rs called for in the APP
provd forms OF contract and specifications hle in the
eface VIII be rcceve1 az
this ofee until wEDN EsDAY. FF:BRU AIRY e. 1ssS' e
O'clock d. m =: az wheh place and hour they WI. pc
nubcy opened By the Aqueduct Commissioners and tng
award for doing sold work and furnishing SAID msssfS.
possible. -, A. .,.o.ae.-
lions therefor ana bids proposals and proper ehyepo5
Tor their Enclosure. and form OF bond and aS ns yans
ne tho above oce OF Aqueduct Commissioners on ap
uiieatl0n 10 tho secretary.
BY order Of the Aquefset oomn,sscnssIs prs.ssant
JOHN c. sHEEHAN, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19
TIKI UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEw.YoRK,
TRUSTEE.

THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF THESE BONDS OUT.
standing Is e1 900 600 being rst lien on ra0uu anu
equipment which cost the company sl4O4'oa-
Tho Mortgage duly authorized by tho s'0'A"'u'ie
a. a special meeting called for the purpose
These Bonds direct obligation OF the So LOUIS ana
San Francisco Railway Company and are Issued az inc o
o. not $50 600 per milo on roads constructor OF
acquired by that Company. The Bonds are seeuia "
deposit with the Union Trust Company OF Flr'' Mor
cage Bonds and majority OF the Stock covering Su'h
Roads and their equipment -
since 1891 the 81. Louis and San Francisco iui"y O
many has paid dividends regularly at the rate oil DEF %
er annum It's a. 500 600 OF First Preferred s,ooN ~
IN 1887 n began and has continued payment OF dyue "
INC rate per per the slOOOooVV u i0
terrcd Stock. July 10 retired at maturity
5oo OF per cent First Mortgage Bonds By the su0 ~
ike amount OF General Mortgage per cent BohoS'"u'
Erecting q considerable saving In Interest
fsigned.1 Il. w. LILLE, Treasurer
~. Louis & san Francisco hnii"S ~o'
Ncw-York, February 10. 1859.
referring the foregoing Official statement ana nav
Tag placed part of these Bonds with investors aor0,
we now offer the unsoid remainder OF the ISSUE ~
o. 1 y per cent. and accrued interest.
THE Bonds are listed at the New-Xork stock nN-
hapge Copies of the Deed Trust can be oSinne" y"
application.
MATTTkND PHELPS 3 GU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19
anttion Sales of Real esta.s.

A ssIGNEEs SALE. at the Real Estate Exchange and
n Auction Room, Limited 59-O5 Liberty-st N. y. on
Wednesday February 90 1882 ~ - 80 @ Dy Adrian H.
Muller Son. Auetioneers, consisting OF claims on open
against various parties equity In shares OF Stock
bonds life insurance policies and IN 1905 10 OF
land In Texas Catalogues AZ Anconeers and OF ONCE OF
Stern & Myers AttOrnSys 40 Wal-st
A. b. DE FRECE AssIgnee Of Gnstaye Ranref.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19
aeIp pantea.

WY ANTED.-Salesmen everywhere for our xalust1ele
w Door Plates sell and deliver 81 once TOUT syes
OF Door Bells metal white enamel letters house mum
befs. &C. saInpss crcuays &e sIse ~ MN, NJ,
NEw-YoRK DOOR pLATE Sos~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19

ID UDLIC AUCTIONBy direction OF the Court o. Nn2i
Gerry Of Mon partition proceedings, OF the ~ t
New-Jersey Oh SATURDAY, FEB 23 lss9 az ggI P0Y
p NJ at the mansion house the premises ~ ~
HILLS. In Morris County. The property consists Vl Io
homestead and several other farms and tracts o. an
tanning in all about 500 acres ana viii be sofa ID seFea
parcels.
portion OF the purchase money remain on Doho anu
EDWARD O. LYON,
Special Master, Morristown, N }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
No. BRoADWAY, ROOM l5s ,ssa
TT HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the
American Coal Company, Of Acgany COUNT N ~
per cent upon the capIa stock OF tho company payable
az this Office on Monday March II, 1889. no 81,
The transfer books will closed February 70, "a
O'Clock D. M ana rcopencd morning Of Mafen ~
1880 GEO. N. DOWLBY, secTetoIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19
DipiacnS NoIlreS.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY
a..1., = CHICAGO, Ill, Feb; ., l5 eSSyJiiyc
NJ OTICE.--A Quarterly Dividend Of TWO
~ DOLLARS PER SHAKE has this DAY been e de,
clafed on the PREFERBED AND COMMON SiUSSnn
Of this COMPANY payable on the FIRST DAY OF MAttO
hours the fifteenth instant
TIE Dividend on shares registered in New w
DC pai1 az me 0nicc OF tho cOmpanys agents. "a ,Slo'
JOHN PATTON Z CO., No. 81 William. ST., New. YORK,
anu tne alvoenl on shares registered IN Chcaho wa
q. III FOSTER, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19
csrturss ano tfIsttimss.

nv O-NIGHT great Public Meeting Will S.Iwt be
heid In the Central NJ. F. Church, 1th-ave, between
5,h md 18th sts New-York 20 promote higher sousr
ton in Ireland Chaplain McCa6e Or "a w ohsp smnsnt
di'ineS WILL DELIVER ADDRESSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19

ID ETER Z. MEYER, Auctioneer.
FXECUTRIX'S SALE
BY ORDER OF SARAH LYNCH,
EXECUTRI& OF
WILLIAM LYNCH. DECEASED
ADRIAN II. MULLER SON.
VIII sell auction on
THURSDAY FEB. q, 1850,
tt 10 O'clock, at the Real Estate Exchange,
No. 80 Liberty.st, -
los CHOICE AND VALUABLE LOTS,
Located
9TH AND EDGECoMBE AYES,
155TII, 15GTH, 18TH 10TH,
RIVER AND EXTERIOR SIS. -. -.
9TH & 9TH AVE L STATION. 155TH-sT & sTH.AVE
Along the entire front Of this property ana also inc
whole Of ExteroFst bulkheads have Just been com
peted and the Harlem River Improvements now DelnR
made BY the United states Government will make It one
Of the most valuable water fronts In the city. -
80 per cent may remain mortgage at o per Sc,t
Title guaranteed by the Lawyers Title lhsuahce Non
pany. Books, maps &C.. at the AucioneerS ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-19
Auriion Sales.

Anriion Sales.
LEONARD BROTHERS,
go 5TH.AvE
f. A. LEONARD, Auctoneer.
GREAT COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS
belonging to
MR. JOHN W. LOCKWOOD,
OF Philadelphia and
NJ ALEX AMBER MoUCHoT.
OF Paris.
WITH SOME OTHER IMPORTANT WORKS,
THE PROPERTY OF OTHER
PRIVATE COLLECTORS.
SOME OF WHICH WERE PURCHASED FROM THE
STEWART AND PRoBAsCo COLLECTIONS.
De Neuville Israels, Roybes
Deschamps. Jacques Schreyer
Diaz. MileI IFoyon'
Dupro hossinis NtOet|
Fortuny. Ribot ziem'
uenner Rousseau, Stevens.
and many others
NOW ON VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION THIS
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 10. 90 AND 81,
COMMENCING At 8 O'CLOCK
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
An Attraction. Murder.

MivyruroIs, MINI, Feb. Gothic
JoragrS Ashland, Wis, special says One
oi the most atrociou- murders anl suicides
that has been reported ior some time oc.
CURED at Epson, in this county, this morn.
ing A laborr, named Joseph Brogan,
killed his wife aud two children, aged five
aud seven years, respectively, and then
committed suicide, with dull razor az
$50 o'clock this morning. She protested
because he spent al his earnings for
whisky. The couple quarrrlcd frequently
and nothing was thought oi H. This morn
ing, when several persons were passing by,
the fcnd attacked hs wife With mz T
and nearly severed her head from the
body. The little boys awokc from sleep
and were both horribly cut by thc myiug
father lie started Tor the door and cut
his own throat, his body falling against
and barring the opening oi the door. lie
WIS about thHy.iiyc ycar 81 age aud had
no particular bushes. When the neigh.
b0rs broke in Il was q horrible sight The
single room OF the house was literally GOV.
cred with blood. The bodies oi the VIC
tins and murderer were still warm, but 40
dead. The affair has thrown the little vii
lagr into nn upruaE lirumn has wealthy
parents living In the East, who have been
telpguphpd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
RUMBLINGS OF THE RAIL
NEW HEADLIGHT EXPERIMENTS OF
- THE LOUISVILLE g. NASHVILLE.
Detailed Statement of Track Laid in the
Southern States During the Year 1888
- Personal and General Informa-
ton.

The Louisville & Nashville Railroad is
experimenting with an improved headlight
for locomotives, which is a great de-
parture from the ordinary lamp, and
which it is thought will go largely toward
preventing accidents that would otherwise
occur with the latter. The principal adj
vantage for the new headlight is that it
allows the engineer to conveniently direct
the light rs he may desire at various points
on the line. The lantern is supported on
frame or platform which has movement
to right or left by means OF vertical axis,
and also up or down by the same means,
the operating power leading back to the
cab SO as to be within ready reach OF the
engineer He is enabled by this means to
look into dangerous or doubtful parts OF
the line before him, and in stormy weather
to turn the light upon bending trees or
threatening rocks or masses Of earth upon
either side which are liable to fall.
The new device also permits Of the Ian
tern being turned so as TO throw the light
across sharp corners, and to show the line
OF track some distance ahead OF the train,
and at many other points which would DO
far beyond the reach OF the light in the
customary stationary position.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
Dangerous Use Of Strong PurSatlVeS.

Most pills, purgatlves and Bitter Waters, which
act quickly upon the bowels, irriute and often de.
stroy the mucous coats OF the stomach and bowels.
Indeed their cathartic action is directly caused by
the irritation of the bowels which they produce.
Their action should be soothing and stimulating
instead of irritating. A continued use OF such
remedies produces chronic Inflammation Of the
stomach and bowels This often ends in dangerous
disease. The use OF the genuine imported Carlsbad
sprudel Salt is highly Recommendations apcrient,
laxative and diuretic, because It's action is duo
solely to its solvent and stimulating properties,
much preferable 10 all strong puIsdtiyoS and Bitter
Waters,
Beware Of limitations Dr. Toholdts lecture on
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt and pamphlets mailed trcc.
Eisncr & Mendelson Co, sole Agents, Barclay
street. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
So,es .nd Personal Mention.

rLWrsrERS Railroad Manager 10 his
General Passenger Agent see that the
Canada roads are blockadcd with snow. :"
eyes, no Trains have run into Montreal
and Toronto inr three days" Get out a
circular showing the advantages Of Mexico
and otcnLg special rates TO trusted iinan.
ciers."
SuNE weeks ago a statement was male
In the san Francisco frumHtr that tho
20 thcrn Pacific Railroad intended absorb
ing lhc Alchiron, Topeka q santa fo sys.
ten. That journals original informant
now rcilcatcs his uttcmnccs aud says.
as | believed Il before, | am certain Of
II now. Matters have progressed 10 far
that the santa Fc directors could not pro.
vent ils contamination, even were they ~
inclined. The system has long been q
formidable competitor OF the southern
Pacific, aud the latter company has had
this step IN view Tor many months. IL
would be hard 10 imagine a more favorable
opportunity for the contamination Of their
purpose than nov, when the stock Of the
SANTA Re system is deprecated 10 a nero
fraction" lie concludes by saying that
this Is only one feature Of deal by the
Southern Pacific which will startlc the
railroad world In the near future ~ IL has
never been startled before.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
nrrnIninr. NJ MnrL.

81. LOUIS, Feb. 2O.-l.cporis from tho
Choclaw Nation, l. T., say that on the
night 81 the 18th John Puckolt aud wife
were taken from their cabin, on Lyon
Creek. and hung by a party Of men. A
slcpson VI Pickett was also severely
logged and left tied 10 a tree, where he
remained iortyoight houn before being
discovered. The puckctts were charged
with numerous crimes aud ordered to
leave tho Nation several months ago.
They were hali.brocds, Of Cherokee ex-
fraFfiOu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

CuIcAGo, H.. Feb. 2O.-Tho Interstate
Commerce Commission this morning rc-
summed their inquiry into the methods OF
doing business 10y the Northwestern rail.
road lines. Officers Of the Chicago, Mil.
waukce x 81. pdul and OF other roads cx.
planned their tariffs. The hearing Is cx.
prc,cd 10 las, several days aud is expected
10 furnish the data for ruling by the
Commission under the terms Vi the Inter
state Commerce law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
nnirrii,r. Mnnir,I.

To ferret ont aud discover, u thcy can, q
single case whore Dr. Picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery has been used for tor.
pid liver. indigestion. impure blood or
consumption In H. early stages, without
giving Immediate aud permanent relief,
provided, Of course, that the directions
have been reasonably we'll followed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
Total
SOUTH CAROLINA,
SOU III NNNVLTNNl
Blshonville lWnminglnn N Meldnnl-Crn

Bishopville Wilmington - Weldon Gross.
wells 10 ohuNSa,,,.,....., oil. ,s.....,,,....,...
Blackyile, Allston Il Ncwbcrry- sa,lCys to
severn, ''.,, ..,... ,....'. Il
Carolina, Cumberland Gap Il ChlCago-Aikcn
to Edgeleld ....... q
Carolina, Knoxville ~ Mustern-Grceuyille
Ntst's.'.'''. .... IL
Charleston, Cincinnati q Chigago--frum 10
miles north OF Camdec northwest TO Blacks. s.
Eutawville-NHnces to Suntec River.............
Green Pond, WATERFORD Observation-Disclosures
boro north TO Bells cross rOads...............-
Georgia, Carolina x NOrhen-N. c. line to
Wilmington ~ Wellon-ilocncc I'd. L. y. to
~ - lluc''..'......,.,..,.,' .,.,... =
Manchester Augusia-Sumptcr south, .,.,., II
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

MAN-A-LIN can b. taken ndyantarcously
with either Pc.ru.na. the great tonic, or Ia.
ou.pin, the peerless blood remedy. They all
work together.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
MERCHANTS TAX LAW.
A RECENT ENACTMENT FOR WHICH
A REPEAL Is DEMANDED.

Double Back Action Measure Under
Which the Heavier Taxpayers Prefer
Forfeiture of the 81, ZOO Bond Re-
CURED With the Penalties Attaching.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
NORTH CAROLINA.
NVhIH NANOLINA.
Automatic & Pantogo-Jupiter Landing south


"hA o
Cane Fear ladkin Nalley-Tom's Greek TO
M| H.
Madison branch, stokesdale
10 Madison. .....,.....,.,.....,, IL
Durham Northcrn-lIendorson south TO
Tabs corner -, Durham North to Oxford % a.
Carthage lRoleigh n Aug, Air Lincl-CNm-
cron south 70 Carthage 10,
georgia, Carolina Northern Monroe south
west 70 south Center....,. .,,..,.. ...,.,,,, 10,
OAtop " Clarksyilie (R d D.)-Nigiuia
liuc south to oxford. ......,....,,, rs.
wilmington Sea Coast 49, Wilmington TO
20
Wilmington 4 Meldon-SCotand Neck 10
pttuei ~
Florence Rd-S G. line TO Rowland. ,...,,...,.. o.
suffolk d Carolina -ChOwan TO Montrosc
lAhulng
Roanoke Il Tar River (Scubuard Air Line
Beverly south ~ Lewiston. 4.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

Mississippi River & Bonnie Terre-Boune Terre
north to Vale Mine Tunnel. 60
Rocky Branch Coal Company. ....,.......... SO
st. Louis Arkansas n Texas-Maldcn north
W HViu .,',''''''',..'. olf
81. Louis, kansas City 4 COlomdo-Br. Bon-
ner south TO Dripping Springs,..,....,...,... IL
Niiuamsvile, Grcenyille d Northeastern
Nuiiamsville northeast 10 Otter Greek .....- 60
Total .,.,,. ,,.,,., 26S
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
Dol Jon1rBon tBlludl

T. tIi nHN o. ihr iuhllN Hi tlu Hsh
IIr wHs iiu1d iy ihr rfrii,-i btIui mar sire
known NnWbrUn latfhru. Whusg sfIus uW taking
lint rank ns hrul marr sites dam Act IN old.
time trUiIur Jefferson ut iuIvr year ui Hs" was a
TI.tura that Wuuli make amy lnrUWHu 'Ull euui-
iti, hands high stylish. symmetrical aud hnely
mIird. None ui HE Eri unH blind nll show splcn'
uiI futtluF Uriluu. hui orr game uul handsome
fufdstsu. iio slrri the fastest two year old that
showed about Memphis last sumuirf
90. All sioux handled yHnHiuIlYt hut uu nHUunsls
hUIy tUf accidents. mares tlFiuud ut 70 pCr
month iu1 rrllu. tIu lur further luiumItiuI
Address z. LYTLE Man'gr,
los - Pnui ~, Memphis. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
INDIAN TERRITORY.

Atrh.sOu Topeka & -anta Ip.. southern Kan.
sis. br Auiuufr o. coal m.urs ..................
CHI. ago. kuusis a Nebraska C., o. =. q ~
kausg llue NEAR caldwell south 10 Ponds
~. fs
Ihut.fa Tine near Liberal south o. No Mans
X usls q Arkansas valley Missouri fagihcI=
Arkansas line west to NugDuyr.... -............
IUfH1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
1.-Two, IIylO, IlyIo at ali druggists

wmrfSo paper Of all kinds, bloliing
paper, printing paper, inks, pencils, tab
lets, envelopes, offered at wholesale prices
to the trade, by the Tennessee Paper Com
pany, 3i3 Second street
HYLo clears tho complexion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

ToRoNro, Ont, Feb. 2O.-ln the Quebec
Legislature las, night Mr.. Trudall created
a sensation by giving notice Of a resolution
Of sympathy with the Pope, embodying
the suggestion that Queen Victoria be
urged 10 use her influence 20 restore the
temporal power Of the Pope. The motion
WIS subsequently withdrawn, IL is sup
posed, under pressure from tie Premier,
who feared the result Of the agitation that
might follow IL.
Get Only the Hest
bakers Norwegian Cod Liver OIL" q pure re
commended aud prescribed by Dut phuiCianl
JNo. q. BAKER 90, Philadelphia
No LADY should be without Ilylo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21
Total
TENNESSEE.

Chattanooga, Rome Il Columbus -Chattn.
uooga south 10 Georgia line, ,........ ........ O.
Chattanooga Union e. Orchard Knob TO
Knoxville Cumberland Gap & Louisville
hnoANlle north TO-
Lookout Observation-Disclosures TO top Of
Nashville d knoNvillc-Leban0n 10 Garth.
hkc..s..'s.... ,ss,, -
Nashville q IcllVo-Athcus 20 Ivlllcu ......... -
Tennessee acknowledgements 20 % miles west
Of Jackson, 500 jackson east l7.....,,........ "
Troy IiptOnyillc- Rive, west to Troy .,,.,... O.
Louisville q observation-disclosures 4 Sheihvld-
Iron City 10 Alabama liur..... ........ 9
Walden's kdge-Clilton TO Oliver SPRING. l5
a
Tnt,1 na,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

florida Mid'and-Mayco 90 llafpcr q Long.
wood 10 rutiy's MAJ 2.................... 90
nagion anl May port''.............',.'... $50
Jupiter Lake Worth %. 4 & X. M.l-Iuplt
ct 10 juno ~
Ornngc lclt-Tarpnn spring. 20 lrtcr,huuh. SIS
Orlando q Winter inrk-Orhudo 90 Osecolu. 90
g. Augustine south BcaCh-st Augustine
% south leach 30
s. Cloud sugar lclt- kissimcC % l,uunymclc
~. hniurh ~ ~ cloud 1............,.. ..... 40
Silver springs. orIlu q Huli=lrum near
DunuCun tO near Gulf Junction ............... Is
Guif Junction 30 iiomusissu ............... gl.s
south llufidlHIumul tn Blacks Point. 100
kuwunncc HNcr=LiunsyillC south a. iud.
fNu ltst
ThumHsyilc, ITALIAN. see g. NuutiCyll0HbVur
gia line south ~ Monticello ................. i20
Total Iu 4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-21

Care Girlficiu Nappapollo
west to Willamsyillo. ........a.. ~
Chicago. ~ Paul a Kansas tiy-L2icudcd
" ~ Auffi u .lass fifs..fH s.a
Kansas city, Fort Smith a touihgfn-JopHu .
touthtntt tn Ncushu .s...4. 81. ..t... .s.,ssss. -
Knusas city. Ion Scott a McmphH-tuffcnt
River section n East 90 Dnndl n..,...,..,,. %
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