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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
SCHOOLS.
LEFEVRE'S PRIVATE SCHOOL
FOR ROWS

ARTHUR LEFEyRE, - - Principal.
CHARLES Y. LUCY. Assistant
VIII reopen the 2ud o. September Ia new rooms
II :he Gordon block corner ol Main and Elm
Number OF pupils limited % Jwenty-fJur. Terms
for entire session OF forty Vvcc- So or So for pr
mary grade. payable quarterly in advance. Inter
View or correspondence ~ invited from all Who are
interested in
LIMITED PRIVATE SCHOOLS
BY ARTHUR LEFEVRE
5 limo 1919 y. Water Street
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
PENSION AGENTS.
A. A. GLEN N,

PENSION AGENT, - WICHITA KAN
Room J., &5 y. Main street. Correspondence So
icited. Since June lst. lS,9 have secured pensions
for nay clients amounting to nearly ten thousand
dollars. Pensions. BOunties. Back Pay ana Horse
Claims made a specially. A. A. CLEAN.
2lSJ. lS~g : Inns
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15

NM n MAS and Certificates 20
iHpI /, Schools, Colleges, etc, Calliu.s
Ill w Cards. Invitation and AnEounce-
meut Csrds of sll kirds. Bonds,
&c, autographed and Printed at the
TiehltH k&GI-E Office. Wichita. K anSss
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
New y ORR Produce.

tTTEB Active Tor Gne~t. Fancy El5u cream
er -.,c, 1a.r to good s--i0c.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
OHIO MILITARY ACADEMY,

Thorough and practical courses OF study: bows
prepared for college or government academies in
faCtry, cavalry and artillery drills commissions ina
foreign army procured FOR our graduates For cata-
logue address COL. a !. WEAVER. Sup'L
. Is . O
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
HOGS.

Receipts pa The market opened 5GIOc higher
than yesterday and ruled steady 10 the close. This
is the only material change in prices Tor the week
Just closet The weeks receipts foot up nearly
double the number received the week previous We
anticipate lower prices and look upon any advance
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
Passenger and Ticket 4.

Plenty OF cheap money for farm aud city
loans a. the knight Investment com pzny,
iIu y Market street q tS-tt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15

I'OR SALE-ateaD. A large fIe sad burglar
Il proof DUBOIS & Norris Iaus =ate. eth -ar-
gent < TT-eHieaf tiL-~ iack- Also q tOf - uaax
o01uter railing Addrs@s Joan y dams. Pratt.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
ABSTRACTERS.
KANSAS ABSTRACT AGENCY,

Is. \. MARKET ST. WICHITA. TELEPHONE 313
Abstracts made. taxes paid any information fur
nished IN relation 70 lands lOaus taxes court pro-
ccedures. Interest and principal collected and
foreclOsed in any county in Kansas a.
local rates 10y reliable abst!acters and attorneys
g2Jf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15

Three hours the quickest to St Louis
Missouri Pacific railway. l24 If
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
RnAERS

The Photographer. Picssres In AL sizes .sd styles
be also carrier tbs EEssf assortment OF pietars
hamss In The city. Giv7 hin friendly CAL and
uni npia-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
STORAGE.

Under ms bead q per liue per day
CTOPAGk-FoT bsgtsheld goods mereh. sfiss
= bowed o. loose II yea have any goods 10 stor
bring them 10 the ekita storage Co. No. a wsss
Douglas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15

TsroAk ffos ~ TfIE-EzTa-s 49, -1e
gsls>s - oA = ~ Nte1erE ca-afrF- a5l ssg e
.3TgT - AK 1zs tr--s- y Nrs-szz 20 z~s sz=--s
Q. ooz - ~ss.sTa sza7srs p.s4ss COY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15

nor TRADE OR ETCHANGF-wond UEo -
4 trade FOR 81 srr's % good land north Do sosH
the rivers not 60 exceed Hvv uif. ffcau ffntrF -
CITY Land uluss hr good aud HftH- s1: r1ss.
] nave some desirable Bots Da north ~ttf. a ltflss
C:izl and ul~hf s--'.ira small rrruH. nstnfs al
Or aadre-s lif North TrGs-yI r4nis Hge CITY. t1-f
ITO IRA Dt-Fn- cts uroreffv. = first class S6I
Two seated sarr.aZs. tne large hor~e snf hsr-
ness. A. u WRssau q -3-1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15
DENTISTS.
DIR. E. Il. CREDITOR

DENTIsT-Olfic IA y. Main. over Smith &, stover's
Vitalized air administered. Residence TIC y. To
peka avenue Wichita, Kansas 9lf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-15

Los sALE-oEs psiI = Hius gear. usorzis@ sssr
Il "a 7-ts cjAr1ster ~ feGs- g1Icl y - 1.NzDets
-. t~o face sacE - sci tcFeTs coTse ssHf
Al aac a ~ ss.l che@2 sever s~.n ss@. c0ss
80 III ,s.l fez - S.~s q LSksa sosE- Ca Al
lag o5acs g.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

I " As Ii no en
viasls frame OF
mind tlat Tom
turned cut OF bsi
on the morning
folio " in Z the
night he had en
deavOred % find
Fountain. lie haS
been uusucceS
ful ana his Shad
Ow had been III
able % assist him
through un
tam ) man.
Tom wasin fact
discouraged and
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

train leaves erauc Rapids Tor AIe.an -
l.lN GA. arriving there al ~
ouEh icseis SOLO 20 principal poIrfs fn
the Jnlted states. Mexico ano Canada 81 aloa
4.Sktt yIce a. rkIfH
S.p A.. Cleveland. u.Is
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

lDally Al others daily except -ulaas
Taxing efeci faunHf. tu.s j.. INst
sleeping cars ron uH Pacific ala Atlantic Ia.
preSses Z @ and from Detroit -NrUaf .lTs rln
on ilaf cypress and rfaud kaUl ttnr-ss O..
beiroI iwifh al through frains fae. .rtefs
ou saif 40 L ulou Ichet 0ffet e. Ma.r.. -I
and az lliuu Geuof.
IfFh NEfGGs feuH trf e Herr.. sI
o. ~ tr..Ff 10 ID a q g hrf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01
Dr.. LeDnc's Periodical Pills.

tive organs p femae - ar1 2oetivrIT curs
snrnr~ssion of ta@ menses IRON shsfsvsy
causef aas a. psra1 a. tfsut "a rscs Az 20
-anan a safe reilah's rsne6v sl-e 10 rFe.
ret. nrnsfrusfian -hru.d raf - nSsf 1ar
inF prrxHsnrY. Iae lerEe preporiton of iI -
warh af ss are Naaif "a fts rtff ress.f ~ =
2iserr sfrf er frrNzE - menstrual 1r asT
trregst - - Pa 0eErsvF. Pro- ~r-nc.r
Ia~a = r Natr. ~ Csnslsf asraos hsD.
tts n .ha saQpr iEeaf
ROBERT STEVENS 3 CO. EbolssAl. Axsnts
ChlcaGa. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

Vo YoU KNOW tasta acYsToFEpfs 80
Yns xsw f,sff. as,.t.s'
"a laeaaF-t asH lfsitFatis 81 ~ aaaF
f - eaaashsrs fsf 50 fhs Geaas s-a An.e.
ffsa sna - fsrfs Fsf nsf .laa.s sds. sss
= y AXl4R, a. 4As lIF1E -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-01

I.4 49, -4LZslEs a SENSATION AzIs To
Shock
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
PERSONAL POINTS.


On. A. A. LAURENCE left the city last
night, expecting to sail for Europe on Sat
urday on the steamship Umbria.
Miss J.. J.. KISo, Of Pine Bluff, Ark, is
in the city, visiting her many friends, and
isat ;. A. Tylor's residence, No. 2S7
Georgia street.
Carr. SoRcHo, Of the Lost in New
York" Dramatic Company, will give an
exhibition in the river in front OF the
Custom House, this afternoon between .
and o'clock.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: Capt
Ben Mcrrilies, Grecnvillc, Miss. Joe H.
Cabcll, Washington; ;. Fierbcrg, Pulaski,
Tenn; ]. Rommski, Aberdeen. Miss. !;
George I. Anderson, A. c. Jeti, Augusta,
Ark.
ID. W. McCLAR, Phil Koemplo and
Henry Myers, New York c. I. Walker,
Little Rock; John Manly and wife, Chi.
cago; 4. Il. Wallis and wife. Dyersburg;
W. II. Williams and wife, Lucy; Miss
Steele, Memphis, and H. Williams, Mil
lington. are ut the Peabody.
G. w. BoGos, Fulton, Ky; J. II.
Ieavcnworih aud son, Grecnvillc, Miss. I;
J. w. L. Merritt, Greenwood, Miss; J. ].
Milliken, Franklin, Tenn; ]. NJ. Scott
aud lady, Ripley. Tenn; A. W. Martin,
Rochester, \. Y; w. J.. Archibald, Ok.
ford, Miss, are registered nj GaslonS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03

The roll Of membership at the last an.
nnal report numbered LIS During the
year four members, Mcssrs. VIM. H.
Goodlctt, Joseph Sugarman, Henry Frank
aud Edward L. Tapp. have died. Three
Oi these memberships have been trans
fcrrcd 90 new members and one still re-
mains in the name Of the deceased.
Twenty members have retired by trans
fer to members clrct, leaving the member
ship the same ~ at the beginning 81 the
year. Only q single case has come before
the Arbitration Committee during the year
for adjudication.
From the award II the Committee no
appeal was taken. The small number OF
cases annually before this Committee
plainly show that the rules and customs
regulating the cotton trade are mutually
satisfactory 10 buyers aud sellers alike.
The general business routine, statistical
service, posting Of kilograms, etc, has bocn
satisfactory 10 the membership. The duties
VI the various standing committees have
all been promptly discharged aud the com
mite. on classification and quotations ARE
especially entitled 30 the thanks OF the
Exchange for their promp. and careful
supervision over the daily market quota
tons In closing this report We beg 10
extend our thanks 10 President l.. II.
suggs our presiding officer, for the zeal
aud attention shown by him In the wei
fare ~ the Exchange. also 10 our efficient
secretary, Henry Hotter. and his assist
ants. Mcsas. T. &. I,ottache aud H. J.
Wigs, for ths faithful manner In which
they have served the Exchange.
All Of which u respectfully submitted.
holland fosrAISE,
D. u. TALLEY,
". A. GA0E,
Eaurr l.. wooD~oS,
y. NAsDgSBkRo,
H. y. Esrg,
!. Med. MASSEY,
Board Of Directors.
ffSASoiAL STATEMENT.
MrurHis. tenn, pec. 9. 1854
To the President and Hpafd II Dlrecton Of the
the Memphis Cotton Ltchaase
Gentlemen 4 hereby submit annexed
statement Of receipts and disbursements
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
EVERYBODY uses lIylo for chapped skin
N.v o,I.,,. Markets.

NEw ORLEANs la, Jan. 2-Concc--Quict
and weak, Rio, common tI prime, Is "a
$50 Ricc-Sicady; ordinary 10 prime
3ACtSc. Cotton seed rroducs--fiun aud
unchanged. SuTar-Quict anl weak; open
kettle strictly prime -, prime, ilzc fully
fair i'.c' good fair, i'sc lair, ia.iOc, good
common, lisc. common, sc. inferior, 81 !,
mic; ccntrifugals. plantation. &c. choice
white, 7.lGmb'sC, prime a. choice, e.; of
white, 1-iGtrGNc gray whit, GIs6Bi, &c.
choice yellow clarified, &c. prime yellow
clarified, Gao l.lGc; oil yellow clarified. ~,
@5 l5.iGc; seconds, 4i,ft5isc. Molussrs-
Quiet but steady; open kettle. choice. lDa
de. strictly prime, g6tti,c good prime. 32a
80; prime, 2,ttn. good fair. $50 2ie. fair. -
m2lt, good common, 9if22r. Ccntrifugnls.
strictly prime. 2im25c. good prime 2Da22c.
prime. lseain; good fair. lie: fair, iGc
common Ia good common, lJGglbc; inferior
HOLE. syrup. 2sta32c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

John j. Conners of the Sherif's Office,
has been appointed Chief Deputy Of the
Criminal Court, vice Thomas Taylor, de-
ceased.
Frey Schaier and Robert Wells, two
small boys, escaped from the rock pile
yesterday morning by cutting through the
brick wall. They were serving sentences
for discrderly conduct.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Association will
meet in their parlors, No. 2O7 Main stree
today at o'clock PIN. Every member is
invited TO be present and bring friend.
Leander HUFF, who killed negro
"a ,rd the steamer Kate Adams in Goa
bona County. Miss, last summer, was
taken 10 Friars Point yesterday afternoon
where he will be tried. Hull was accom-.
panied by Deputy Sheriff c. L. Jones, Of
frian Point.
The annual election at the Cotton Ex-
change for president, three vice-presidents
and seven directors TO serve the ensuing
year will be held on "Wednesday, January
., from 10 o'clock am. TO pm. The in.
spcctors Of election are W. T. Bowdre,
AT G. luther and @. $. Macklaran.
President MADDEN announced yesterday
from the Police Court bench thai privilege
taxes for 1889 are now due, aud that house
inspectors are expected 10 exert them.
selves In order to secure the collection Of
licenses on wagons. drays, saloons. grocery
stores, brokerage firms or other places Of
business.
Miss Annie G. Parham has been ap.
pointed society editor Of the >mddy
Tina vice Thomas T.. Powell resigned
An excellent appointment. The Time. dc.
serves credit for this laudable innovation
aud for opening up TO the other sex q
sphere Of usefulness for which they are
peculiarly lifted.
In connection with the reception 10 be
given this afternoon by the ladies Aid
Society. at the residence OF Mr. Martin
Kelly, on DcSoto street for the benefit OF
the poor. an interesting concert program
has been prepared for the evening enter
tainmcnt from until II o'clock. Several
young ladies prominent In social circles
will take part
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
TRUSTEES SALE

TNDFR AND nv VIRTUE ~ 4 TRusT DIED
~ CNryuici 81 the undersigned Tfusiccs by
tCuusun a liampsun Ou The ith iay ~ innuaf1
ls't. fuCnidri ~ Mississippi tuuuty. Afk., IN
hecori Hook, vol y, pare ~ tm 80, The tn.
dchirlHcss Sound thrfriy remaining dur ani 40.
paid. At the ruucsi 1T the lrurhchHcs W. viii. ON
thtardns. Ianuarr o. 1859.
IN legal houn IN ifunt u the courthouse dor ~
snii Ni.sbsippl tuuniy. Afk.. IN The town ~ O.of
ola. sell a. THE highest bidder ne Cath if iullVe
iug dsfrfihci nal estate, Situated In taid Cuuhiy
iusit The tfaci ~ land knuWu o. the "NO'iuiia'
plantation, containing stout - affrs fmriiunal
laft ~ sc,tlpn Z. continuing ~ ~ co. utrr. ifIo
lion northeast quarter " sr,tlun ~, a. atfrs enst
ifnrtluual tHf ~ tsrtun ~ containing ~ ~ ifu
Hrffs northwest quarter ~ sertuu w. ito nrnH
northwest quarter ~ sriiun o. i0g arr. fouth
west quarter If section ~ ~ nrfrs Ill iu town
shin ~ north bose line AMI ~ rtuFr u east ~
The principal meridian. the east half ~ The auth
cot quarter Of tetiun q northeast iuriipu " s"c
ton I, leo lif1 ArrUa wHst ifaHtunal halt ~ arc
tun ~. 10 fsinu acres eat bali NJ The northeast
quarter ~ tatiuu W ~ Hrfrs fuuthHnst quarter ~
ssoiinn ~, i00 Rcfr. wet half " the northeast
northeast quarter ~ tsriiun W. sIurrs southeast
quarter ~ ssHtlHn VI it1 arfrs southwest quarter
~ secilnn ~. ihu acres nunhNclt gu1firf ~ 80.
ton y, ~ arms west half " The northwest qiHf.
Ter II section ~ slacru. vest hall ~ The south
east quarter ~ snfiluu !, ~ nrfrs. northwest guar
irf u section T. i0o arrct east hal oi the southeast
quarter ~ section q ~ ACRES east half ~ the
n0nheasi quarter " section ~. ~ arfu9 southrUt
quarter NJ section ~, lt1 Arfus northeast quarter
Of scriion ". ion aefrs east fractional part ~ the
uurthwr fractional quarter ui srriiuu ~ a. asfrs.
fractional part IT the snuulwci quarter 81 "ctiun
a. N arfes=all IN township 10 north range W east,
Terms ui sale=Cash Tito t-iisvci Fopd bat
We ssll ani convey ~ Trustees onI. Ihis Ngtom'
Der ~, lssz u. n. ruHtuN
b. r. tprTUN.
TNHH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
STREET CAR FIRED INTO.

The Dangers of Driving Car or the
Beaie Street and Elmwood Line.
The drivers on the red line Of cans,
which make the circuit from the Charleston
depot through Jefferson, Main, Bcalc and
lauderdale s,ree,sand Mississippi avenue,
are havinga tough time Of IL. A few DAYS
ago TnK ArPEAL had to record the fact
that two cars had been held up In one
night Last night the danger took new
form. As car 81, Of which ]. A. Majors Is
driver, reached the corner Of Iaudcrdale
and Georgia. some unknown craven fired
n pistol % the drivers head and sent the
bullet whisiling by his car. The villain
Who fired the shot then took TO his heels
and escaped. There Is no clcw 90 the per.
peirator 81 this cowardly attempt nj muir
der. Il IL not about time the police wcro
turning their attention 10 the route tray.
clcd by The rel cars after they leave Bcalc
street going souih7
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
TRAILED by BLOOD STAINS.
How a Desperate Burglar Was Broush
to Book.

How a Desperate Burglar Was Brought
to Book.
The drug store of Il. G. Edmondson,
corner OF Stewart and Mississippi avenues,
was entered yesterday morning about 3
o'clock by n burglar The back window
was forced open with the aid OF chsel,
and entrance easily effected 10y that way.
Mr. Edmondson, who was asleep in the
rear part OF the store, was awakened by
the noise, and pistol in hand ho began mn
investigation. When he reached midway
the store he was discovered by the robbcr
who made dash through the front win
dow, carrying the frame with MIN. Quick
as flash Mr.. Edmondson lcvcled his pis
tol and fired two shots, without effect.
The burglar returned the fire with the
same results Sergeant Ilcdrick and Pa
trolman Wilder rode out 10 the scene
in answer 10 q telephones call from Mr.. Ed.
mondson, and tracked the burglar
by blood stains TO negro cabin on Chapn
street, DcyeiGi squares distant The house
was entered, and on bed in the back
room was a negro bleeding from several
gashcs in the head. The man made full
confession. lie was taken to the station.
house, where lac gave his name as William
Cannon. The prisoner Is about thirty
years OF age and has been driving dray
for Fcnlcy CrGss. lie also confessed TO
having robbed the misht clothing house
on Second street, near Court several weeks
ago, and Is suspected of other robbcrics
The wounds in his head were made by
glass While making his escape from the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
The Chattanooga Hotel Fire.

fsr'inl Distatch 70 Ihe Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 2.-Tho laics,
development In the European Hotel Ere,
which occurred ON the night Of November
II, II that Of tho three persons who were
burned mp In the fire, Miss Eula Jones,
one Of the alleged victims, Is alive and In
Cincinnati. Tie remains Of the woman
taken from the ruins are said 10 be those
Of Mrs. Hartman. Tho officers are still
shadowing the man who Is charged with
having fired the ho,el. and claim 10 have
almost enough cyidsnoc 20 convict hun.
a public subscription was taken up 20
pnrh1sc n monument for Eula Jones but
Il will be held until Il Is determined
whether or not she lost her life.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
SYLVESTER CLARK coNrEssEs.

Great Excitement Caused Fears OF
Trouble.
spc. NJ Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CoLrNnus, Miss, Jan. 2.-The town Is
wild with excitement, Tor II is rumored
that Sylvester Clark. one OF the section
hands arrested for the murder, has made a
full confession, and the officers have ~
moved him from the Jail 10 some other
place Of safety. The belief y growing that
more than one man was concerned in the
murder, and that Clark, in his confession,
implicated others. Stirring times may be-
looked for.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
V. D. TnAYnn. llle reIIablo oplIcIan.
pEposIroRs, NOTICE.

Manhattan Savings bank and Trust
Company.
Interest NJ The rate Of three t3l per cent
per ninum has been declared by thc Board
oil Trustees Of this bank on al accounts en-.
titled thereto, payable on and after Jnnu.
AIRY J, 1850. Interest not drawn will bc
credited the same NJ any regular deposit.
All deposits made prior 10 The 9th day 81
each month will bear interest iroin the ist.
JAMS NATHAN, Cashier.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
A..ci. nrcrlIahnllIc..


During the past fiscal year -. 800 Of the
floating debt Of the Exchange has been re-
tired, and We have the pleasure to report
that since the beginning OF the present ifs
cal year u note OF 700. due the Mercan-
tile Bank, and another OF II, 100. held by
the Factors Mutual Insurance Company,
have been paid. This cancelled the entire
floating debt Of the Exchange. To accom-
plish this object, and to save the interest
on the money, your board necessarily had
TO infringe upon the present ycar'sincome:
therefore II will be necessary for the in
coming board to borrow during the latter
portion oi the fiscal year sufficient to cover
the apparent deficiency rs shown in the
following estimate:
The cotton trade Of Memphis continues
in healthy AMI ilourishing condition.
The receipts for the commercial year end.
Ing August 81. 1888. were 6j2, 400 bales.
Although this shows loss OF 1850
bales IN gross receipts compared with the
previous year, there WIS nm increase of
i0,bsI bales In the net receipts. which
footed up COZ, 0j6 bales, and were the
largest in the history of Memphis
Our receipts to date are sol, 1913 bales,
being IS, ga bales behind last year nj the
same period. This decrease IL the result
oi backward season. food crops have
been made in the country tributary 90
Memphis, aud az our trade Is constantly
extending into now territory, the prospects
indicate that the total receipts for the sea-
son will exceed any year ON record.
The following table IL presented TO show
the growth Of our net business and the
proportion oi the entire crop handled here:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03

Eomc political prophets aver that We shall. re-
that u may. the battle wasci by medical sclcncc
aehlnft disease will never cease until We arrive al
thai uiopian epoch when The human family shsl
cease n b. afflicted with bUdly ailments One ~
the most potent weapons which the annoy Of
medicine fufnishc,. 4 iio.ioiiofs stomach Hl'icr.
which IL ~ special utility asa family r'me'iy, o.
II T. adapted a. the Immediate relief and ultimate
cure u those dlsanlcr ~ the stomach. liver aud
bowels which are ~ o0mmonsst occurrence In.
digestion. bilionsnssi AMI constipation arr In.
sepatbc compani0it-, sud these ailments arr CON.
plctciy crndicaicd by the Bitter But the remedial
sopc II this snpqflsil,cy wholespme and fenia
medicine takes ~ nlgo nervous ailments. fheuma
tism and kidney troubles H. arllon In these. ~ 10
the othaf oompisint, bcing characterized by an.
squalci thoruughuess
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
Balance IN hands oi lrcasuror..

Respectfully submitted,
Henry llorrER, Secretary.
MrNruls Tenn, Dec. q, lNSS.
hereby certify that the cash balance in
my hands nj this date us SHOWN by tho
foregoing statement OF the secretary, is
correct. J. Il. GOODWIN,
Treasurer Memphis Cotton Exchange.
On motion the report was unanimously
adopted and the meeting adjourned sine
die
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
ANOTHER ARKANSAS FAILURE.
Richard cheatham. OF Crawfordsvilie
sslls Out to Fulmer, Thornton q Co.

Richard Cheatham. OF Crawfordsville.
Cells Out to Fulmer, Thornton a Co.
Mr.. Richard Chcatham. Of Crawfords-
vile. Ark, sold out his business yesterday
To fulmcr. Thornton & Co, Of this city. TO
whom he is indebted in the SUN Of Sl6,O 200.
This course was rendered necessary to pro.
tect fulmer, Thornton & Co., who are Mr..
Chcatham's largest creditors. and who
were disinclincd TO advance further sums,
necessary TO continue the business. Mr..
Chcatham Is an upright, hard working,en.
ergctic business man, and II he hal been
able 10 collect promptly. had abundant as
sets 10 meet all demands and leave n sur.
plus for himself, but political troubles In
Arkansas caused many negroes 10 abandon
their crops, and widespread business dc.
preston IN Crittendcn County las been
the result. Mr.. Choaiham's business re
verses will be- deeply regretted by host OF
friends in Memphis, who wish him well.
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PiSg BLUR, Ark, Jan. .. Attach.
mcnis TO the amount Of several thousand
dollars Yesterday were levied on the mor.
chandisc and books Of W. u. RaIncy. Of
haineyyillc, IN this counly. heretofore q
prosperous merchant and planter.
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