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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-28

spccai Correspondence II The Appeal
Hor srmSOs, Ark, April 27,--Among
the noiablcs here this week was Senator
J. X. Jones, Of this State. lie Ia widely
known ~ Private Jones, being ono Of the
small minority who did not emerge from
the war with iull.ncdged military title.
The senator has pct idea. Il Is To take
the bath houses here from the control Of
lessccs and have them conducted directly
under the auspices OF the Government
Such is the plan proposed In bill already
introduced by senator Jones But, how
ever mcritorious this scheme NAV be Il
will probably never be cncctuaicd. The
kissing bathing establishments are now on
n scale Of luNuriancc aud comior, that
would hardly admit Of improvement,
while the protective panoply Of govern.
ment restriction affords the people immu-
nifty from unreasonable cNacti0ns. Tho
great unwashcd public Is amply satisfied
10 let well enough alone.
II the Senatorial influx continues there
will soon bc quorum Of the United States
Senate here. Senators Vest, kenna, Jones
and Washburn are In the city ut present,
and further arrivals are expected.
Not less than dozen Republican pa
triois Of .ais city shed bitter tears when
the announcement came from Wellington
few days ago that Mr.. Patrick Raleigh,
OF Little Rock, would be appointed super
inlendcnt Of the Hot Springs Reservation,
salary -, 300. This Is equivalent 10 saving
that nj least twelve local followers oilhc a..
q. J.. each ycarncd for the position. The
policy has always been 10 cschow citizens
Of Hot Springs in this appointment. Tor
reason that local influences aud prciudiccs
might prove detrimental 10 the discharge
Of duty on the part Of tho appolnicc.
While Ralcigh's chances seem 10 be fair,
he IA by no means certain Of appointment,
as the Republican state Committee has
jus, recommended Frank NJ. Thompson.
who represents Hampstead and Nevada
counties In the Stale Senate, TO the good
graccs Of the administration
Gov. Eagle came 10 the Mecca Of states.
men early In the week, quailcd the thermal
elixir Of life and returned next day 10 IN,
Capital.
With United States senator W. u. Wash
burn, there Is another distinguished Min,
ncsoia statesman herr In the person oI
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-Governor aud ex'
Secretary Of War; The Eogra Of Mime.
tolNilf ~ lAAAANlhANAAs n NNufuN wi
the st. Paul and Minneapolis visitor.
would show bcalthiul colony. ltisnolicc
able withal that the people Of tina
State are not gitcn much 10 physical all
mcnts, an evidence that they come her,
largely for pleasure. This emphasizes %,
.,,ct that Hot Springs Is steadily grown,
favor rs a pleasure resort II isa mis-
s-.s 10 suppose that most OF the visitor
quest Of health alone.
Ropublican State Central COMMITTEE
commended John w. Howell 70
r at Hot Spfings. lie is th
the Republican Committee q
GHTsnd has bosp Judge Of ia
9-E1 l. -abaie Coun< II remain
her the AaminiSlratio
pr pin itslaith 10 III
liawos,N uiecc I
TELEI \
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John G. New, Consul-Gcncral 20 London,
sho being also an applicant, with an inilu-
ontial backing.
senator kcnna. of West Virginia, Il IN
enthusiastic deyotcc of amateur pholog-
rnphy. noticed him yesterday with his
camera taking views Of the leading points
ol interest In thc city.
Mr.. Horace Allis. president Of the Ar
kansas Gdidi,, was among the Little Rock
luminancs here this week. No man In
Arkansas IN more entitled 10 the liic.giying
effects OF the hot waters.
! see that Hon. Sunset Cox " pcrcgri-
| mating In the Mississippi Valley lie
/ would tind that many changes have come
| TO Hot Springs since hc visited here de-
cadc ago. lie would encounter here con.
genial companions with an ample amount
Of bon mot. have not forgotten little
story which Mr. Cox told ON himself d..
cadc ago. lie attended church In com
pany with his wife aud listened 10 a ser.
mon which dWclt largely with conlcm.
palion Of Heaven. Tho minister, inspired
10y the lofty theme, waNcd eloquent. lie
described Heaven ~ place OF perennial
beauty. rcplcto with sunshine aud happi-
ness. II was a splendid picture, and cv
crybody felt impressed. The pcioratiou
was grand. Holding the effective painting
up 10 the conlrmplaliyc gaze Of his congrc
CATION, the preacher concluded thus "Ant
there will be no sunset thcrc.' lmagn,
the utter discontinue Of tho Hon. sunsc
Cox when loud and hearty echoes Of amer
were heard around himl
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BUSY sHEFFIELp.
New Enterprises Afoot-News From the
Minet-Buaiuess Lively.


Mlnei-Busiuess Lively.
Correspondents Of The Appeal
SHEFFIELD, Ala, April 27.--rhc steamer
W. II. Cherry, ono Of the st. Louis and
Tennessee River Packet Line. made It's
first trip TO this place last week aud will
hereafter make regular weekly trips be.
tween st. Louis aud sheffield. This limo
adds TO the already great shipping iacili.
ties OF Sheffield. Tho Lady Enslcy Fur
mace went into fall blast ON the 23l and
everything Is working smoothly. A full
supply OF ore, coke aud limestone Ia on
hand, and there j. every prospect Of
splendid success for the furnace. The
receipts OF orc here ior Monday, Tuesday
aud Wednesday OF this week wcro 1856
cans, or 1900 tons At this rate Of in
crease the supply will soon be sufficient
lor all five Of the furnaces II has been
reported that J. &. Chamberlain, who u
superintendent Of the Cole furnaces, IL
making arrangements 10 run furnace A
Of the Cole plant should he make such
an arrangement within ninety DAYS only
one furnace here will then be idle. and
that ono will, no doubt, be operated as
soon us supply ol ore eau be Obtained.
! Preliminary arrangements for extending
the birmingham, sheffield & Tennessee
River Railroad 10 Fomo point on the
Georgia Pacific are being made.
The n. =. q T. r. Railroad commenced
LAYING track ON n branch road 10 tho
Walker & Gum orc mines yesterday.
The amount Of work sent to the Standard
Machine Works made II necessary 10 add
six hands TO the force with which II began
operations.
Several Of the buildings for the new en-.
/ icrpriscs located here arc nearly com.
plctcd now, and the enterprises arp ex-
| peciod TO begin operations when the build
ings are completed.
The foun lIy department Of the Globe
| Gin aud Brass Works has begun opera.
tons, and IS now ready 10 do all kinds oil
castings They are preparing 10 make
some immense castings Tor tho coke fur.
naccs.
/ Rebcri laycock Of Philadelphia, and w.
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Hon. n T. tiaddcn, judge = l.. r snccd,
W, u. itcari, Julius A, Taylor,
", \ Case. ". n uru1ks
\. luutalur, ,. Il Day,
A. u Iuruducll. D. n. Vance.
taulngtou Mason, liuusion Cafy,
n n uuuscomh. X q iuwlrs,
ncv ~. Gen. Patterson, Geo. u. 4. Williamson.
josiah Patterson, a. ,. Nricnion.
= y. Tails. samuel itnhson.
y ". HALEY, y. W. Nnysirf
samuel Patterson, J. \. Nuiiori.
And many others equally well known.
Office over floyd's restaurant. PSI Main
street. Office hous o am. 20 pm.
Prof. Seward will leave on an extended
trip 10 the West very soon. Call at once
and have your cycs. correctly fitted with
proper glassea
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Chancery Sale
REAL ESTATE.

No. $50 Il In the Chanccry Couti Of shelby
County-il A. Lyle ". ~ 4. ilrhthCau q Al.
~ virtue Of an intcrio,uioy dccne ipr sale,
cuirfcd In the above cause on the 18TH day Vt fcb-
flnry. tssl N ~ 81 pa.r ~ | Will sell ~ public
nn tlun. To the highest bidder. IN front Of tho
Clerk and Masters unicc. NJ the Main street en-.
tnncr Of the court house Of shelby County, Mem.
phs. Tenn, on
saturday, nth lay OF May, 1850.
within legal hour the following described prop
cry. situated IN Memphis shelby County, 1cnn.,
tuWIt
The north half u lot four hundred and sixty.
one tidn on the plan ~ the city of Ncmphi1 bc.
ginning NJ stake In the wgsi line Of Third street
scycniy four aud quarter l5ill feet north ui tho
north line uf Auction tirrct running thence north
along the wet line oi Ihlfd strcct seventy four
and quarter l5ii u feet 10 a stake Ia the south
aide nl an alloy thCucr wCstWnfly along the south
side If said alley one huudryd aud fory clght aud
Hh1lf uNi feet a. the Intersection uf runihCr al.
Icy running parallel with Thifd sircrt thence south
along the East aide 81 said last named alley SOW
cnty Tour and quarter lsiil feet 10 stake. thence
East parallel With Auction street one hundred aud
fofiycght and half utsiD feet a. the beginning
Terms ~ stlc-un a credit Of tix months nOtS
with security required lien retained, redemption
barred
This 0th day Of April. iss9.
a. n MCitENf,Y, CLERK aud Master
Malone Malone n u. nafncs and W. H. vlii-
Hnn ani'rifuFa
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Most Important COlliery District

OF the Country, not excepting Birmingham, and
has abundance of iron within easy reach; with
the surrounding mountain sides covered with valuable
timber, and with bountul supply of water there would
seem to be nothing lacking insure the building up at
this favored point OF large manufacturing city; and to
insure this the company stand ready to donate ground to
and take stock in any manufacturing enterprise that may
locate there.
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lemon Eiixir.


A PLEASANT LrNoN Drink.
For bliousncss aud constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion aud foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir
For sick aud nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
For slccplcssncr aud nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite aud debility take
lemon Elixir.
For ieycu, chills and malaria take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail You In any 81
the above named diseases, all u which arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach,
kidneys. bowels or blood.
Prepared only by pr, II. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga.
Fifty cents and one dollar Per bottle. Sold
BY druggists.
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THIS co MPANY
CAPITAL OF S5,OOO,O0O
IN SHARES Of 500 EACH,
Has purchased several thousand Of land immedi
ately surrounding the depot at
STEVENSON, ALA.

One of the most heahfu and picturesque locations in the
country. At the junction of two OF the most important
railroads of the South-thc Memphis and Charleston and
the Nashville Chattanooga and St LouiS-wh two other
roads projected and to be built in the future has
unrvaled facilities both for procuring the material
and for distribution of the manufactured product 1t is
in the heart of the
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A Prem,sen, Minister writes.

After ten year oi great suffering from indi.
gcstlon, with great nervous prostmilon, bill.
iousncss, difoulcrrd Kidneys aud conslipa.
ton. | have been cured hy Dr. MuElcys
Lemon Elixir and am now n well man.
Rrv..C. &. DAVIS.
Eta. NJ r. Church, South, No. Is Tatnall
street, Atlanta Ga.
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Dr. uartnan

WIN stop At principal hotel.
April 20, Harrisburg, Ark.
May !, Wynuc, Ark.
May 2, FORREST City, Ark.
May 3, Mariana, Ark.
May 4, Helena, Ark.
May o, Clarendon, Ark.
DR. Hartman stops only four houn In
each Of the above towns, generally In tho
morning. Patients will please remember
this. Old patients should DO sure 70 call.
See next Sunday papers
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INVOLVEMENT.
49,

hIurnis tcun., Marrh I. 1880.
Prof. +. y. Seward has prac,iccd In this
city very successfully for the past two years
and has established a reputation rs n thor.
oughly competent aud strictly scientific op.
tician, and as such We heartily unite in
recommending him 10 the people Of this
city, and In doing 40 We can say from per-
personal experience that those who may
need his services in tile all-imporiant mat.
ter OF adapting rlasscs for impaired vision
can depend upon him rs a safe and reliable
optician, thoroughly understanding his
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For Pamphlets Maps and Further Information Address

H. Murdoch. Of Memphis. are among the
strangers now in the city.
A new bank, the Bank Of Commerce, Is
10 be opened here on May 10.
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PROF. r. d. SEWARD.
The Out Pros~-.losai Optseisn between
New ORLEANS aud ~. Louis.
once sst Main street, over rioyd's ncs-
fnurauf.

Prof. Seward Is Endorsed by the leading
oculisls OF the United States aud all the
leading physicians Of Memphis, including
Drs. Mitchell, Maury, Buddckc, Lppin
colt, Knox, hpscomb, Jones and Hen
ming.
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TIE VALE OF YAP0RS.
A SENATOR'S IDEA OF CONDUCTING
BATHS AT Hor sPRINGS.

Continued Arrival OF Distinguished Poo
pis-Kenna, of west Virginia, as an
Amateur Piotozraph0r-A Good joke
on sunset Cox.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-10
rhe EIrhiinr per,isl,es.

CAIRO, July 9.-Adsices were received
here to-day that Colonel WolehouS9s
cavalry occupied the camp OF the enemy
and found 1t deserted by all except sey.
eral men, women and children, VINO were
diving from thirst aud exhaustion. The
enemy surprised and killed picket le'
longing to the oh battalion No rem.
forcements for Colonel Wodehouse las
as yet passed Wady Halfa.
other advices say that the EgYpNl1
force under Colonel Wodehouse Arrived
at Abepdan last night. The Deryishes
occupied position on the opposite banh'
A sharp engagement ensued. The pti.
wish IS were after water, and mah'ista ~
procure a supply, though many oi , ,nel.
number succumbed to the iletee artillery
and rifle fire kept up by the hgypuano,
There were also several casualties alhops
the Egyptians. Three battallons, ,,,,, o.
British Infantry and squadron of HUE
sars have been ordered 10 Assolap'
Daily Republican., 1889-07-10
FOURTH EDITION.
At ,yOl,nstowu.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, July 9.-Although
the Board OF Inquiry has filed report,
to be presented to the State Com mission
to-day, Its work Is not yet completed.
Dozens OF clerks are still at work regis
tering the Losses Of those who had not
been reported.
The work OF clearing up the town goes
on very rapidly now, and the satisfactory
manner In which things are done Is at
tributed largely to the fact that nearly
all Johnstowu men are employed.
Fronts are being put In the new busi-
ness houses in the park and they will be
ready for occupancy In few days. The
new places on the Market equare are
also abont completed.
or the three remaining companies of
the Fourteenth Regiment here, in addi-
tion to the home companies, Companies
F and will go home on Saturday. Com
pany Q wi Still remain, aud with Com
pany I'll OF this place and the better or
ganization of the local police, the town
will be sufficiently well guarded.
The four Philadelphia fire engines have
two incIpient fires,
THE ODD FELLOWS FUND.
JoHHsTowN, Pa, July 9.-The officers
| OF the Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania, In-
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows, arrived
here this morning for the purpose of as
certaining, from Personal examination,
the condition OF members of the order
and their families, who were sufferers by
tho late flood. The officers were the
Rev. David Graft, Grand Master; Chas.
D. Freeman, Deputy Grand Master;
James b. Nicholson, Grand Secretary; N.
Richards Muckle, Grand Treasurer. They
were accompanied by Amos II. Hall,
Grand Patriarch Of the Grand Encamp-
ment OF Pennsylvania; DR.. Chss. Moore.
7. @. representative. and r. Pianeaeld,
Past Grand.
After thorough and exhaustive ex-
animation 1t was decided that the i'm pera-
tive demands of the cases brought to their
notice required the immediate distribu.
tion Of portion Of the funds contributed
by the lodges and encampments in the
United States and Canada.
OF the sam OF S5J, 0O0 contributed by
the brotherhood, It was resolved to place
$50, 900 at the immediate disposal OF the
committee appointed for the purpose,
consisting of Colonel John P. Linton,
chairman, and William 7. Colliver, treas
urer.
This sum was deposited In bank to-
day, and the committee will proceed a,
once to the work of relieving destitution
and misery.
The balance yct in the hands of the
Grand Treasurer, In addition to what
may yet DO contributed, will become the
subject OF tecond distribut on In tht
near future. No one can have the least
conception Of the destruction and misery
witnessed on all sides here, and the gen
eral question ever where In town appear
to be why Is not the large fund accumu
lated for the benefit OF the general publ,
forthcoming. general distribution o
the funds at this time would do an in
finite amount of good, aud would Civ,
courage TO the oppressed and life to
sadly stricken place.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-10
a boy Drowned.

Yesterday afternoon number of small
boys out on the shelrot found eu't OF
clothes lying on the bank OF the creek
rear the dam. The boys supposing tn t
boy had been drowned started TO triug
the clothes into the city, but upon second
th ught carried them back 80 that II the
boy was living he might find them. The
boys then returned to the city and told
special oflicer Smith the circumstance,
Not loug afterwards, Edward Conner.
No. 5Oi Spruce street, and Peter Baker,
No. 523 East Fifth street., appeared al
the police station and stated that their
sons, about 8 years oil age, had been
missing and the clothes described CORE
sponded with tho clothes Bakers 6or
wore. Soon afterwards Conner's sor
came home and ated that Peter P.
Baker was lost. Mr.. Baker, In company
with Harry LUX and William L. Newton
nishbcrs. went out to Shellpot, aud
Baker Immediately rscogniz d the clothes
as these belonging to his son.
He was SO affected that he Immediately
rushed toward the dam, saying, "Ther,
Is the place for me" hut he was caugh
by his companions The patty then re
turned TO the city and reported at tn
police station. Mr.. Link and Mr.. New
ton returned - tho Shellpot and useC
every effort IN vain to lind the body o
the missing boy. Up 10 noon to day til
body had not beou recovered. Mr. Bake
lost his wife about Il year ago, aud he ha
one child - q dauGhter-still living,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-10
The Crouin SUSPECTS.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Burse has teen
positively identified ct Winnipeg, bY
Charles Carlson, as one of the "WlIaus
brothers," who rented the cottage IN
which DIR. Cronin was murdered,
A telegram containing the news WIS
received this afternoon from DtteCtys
Broderick by Chief Hubbard, and thl
authorities have not the slightest nll.giv.
ings now that Burke's extraditon will b
ordered. Haken Martinsen has also fullv
identified Burke as the man who bred
him to haul the furniture from the Clark
street fiat, and accompanied him 10 'hs
Carlson cottage with another man, WIN
Ia supposed TO be Patrick Cooney.
Extraordinary precautions have been
tax, ty the autht rlties here and at Wn'
nipeg to Insure the sale landing OF Burke
In Chicago. The route to be taken will
be known only to the prisoners escort
and If there Is any attempt at rescue Il
will be frustrated with tragic results
The Citizen Association, which success
fully aided In the prosecution of th'
| Anarchists and "boodler" County Com
missioncrs, t,ok initial steps to-day to
| wards assisting the State at the trial o.
| the CTohin suspects.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-10
the WONDERFUL rLaLsBlD sPhlxaS

AT the Ninth International Medical
Congress, Dr. A. L. A. Toboldt, OF the
University of Pennsylvania, road paper
stating that out OF thirty cases treated
with the genuine imported Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt, Powder form, for chronic
constipation, hypochondria, disease of the
liver and kidneys, jaundice, adiposis,
diabetes, dropsy frem valvular heart
disease, dyspepsia, catarrhal infla'nma-
tion Of the stomach, ulcer Of the stomach
or spleen, children with maras nus, gout,
rheumatism Of the joints, gravel, ETC.,
twenty-six were entirely cured, three
much improved, and one not treated
long enough. Average time Of treatment,
four weeks.
The Carlsbad sprudel Salt (powder
form) Is an excellent Aperient, Laxative
and Diuretic. /. clears the complexion,
purifles the blood. II 10 easily soluble;
pleasant to take and permanent in &c
ton. The genuine product OF the Carls-
bsd Springs Is exported in round bottles,
Each bottle comes in light blue paper
cartoon, and has the Signature "Eisnei
& Mendelson Co., I" sole agents, 6 Barclay
street, New York, on every bottle. One
bottle mailed for One Dollar. DIR. To
boldt's lectures maiei free upon applica
lion ms tu-l5w
Daily Republican., 1889-07-10
BAD COMPLEXIONS.

Tho Secret of Their Cause Fully Ex-
plnined--Why Ladies' Are Sallow and
Men Pallid-Some Valuable Facts ON
the Subject
In passing along the leading streets In
almost any city In America to-day, one
will meet with but few ladies who have
clear eomplexionA Many persons have
tried to account for this sad fact because
of the severe climate Of America, but
such reasoning 10 wrong. A bad COM
plexion is caused by impure blood, and
no lady can be really beautiful and no
man ruddy, who has diseased or impure
blood.
The best known way OF keeping the
blood pure is by keeping IL circulating.
In this way 1t passes rapidly through the
lungs, kidneys and liver, and is Constant
ly purified. But supposlng the system is
clogged up, as is frequently the case, then
Of course the blood becomes impure.
Then far too often men and women take
some powerful purgative, pill or other
substance, that clears The body quickly,
weakens the strength, and leaves the sys-
TEN In worse condition than before. The
only sensible way Is to take gentle, pure
and natural purgative, moderately but
regularly, and the highest known medi-
cal authorities OF the day agree that the
genuine imported Carlsbad sprudel Sal,
is infinitely superior to any other natural
preparation known to the world.
1t !s gentle, get stimulating; 1t is pure.
yet powerful. Containing only natural
properties, being evaporated from the
celebrated Carlsbad spruiel Spring, II
cannot inlure the body in The least, and
yet 1t has never failed TO renew life, purify
the blood and thus clear the complexion.
Hundreds Of doctors have given II their
unqualified endorsements; thousands oi
people 20 each year to the Carlsbad
Springs, but they can obtain no greater
benefit than by taking the Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt In its powdered form, such
as can be procured at any drug store In
the land. When II is considered that the
Carlsbad Salt costs, practically, little
more than the cheap, questionable and
often injurious salts, purgat.ves and
Bitter Waters that are In the market, ont
bottle being sufficient for nearly month
all persons who keep pace with the time,
and desire only what Is best, will zee thai
II 10 to Their interest 10 use only the Carl
bad. Each bottle is In light blue pApei
cartoon aud has the signature Eisner
Mendelson Co., cole agents, on eyerl
bottle. One bottle mailed upon $eceip
Of one dollar. Dr. Totoldt's lecture ant
pamphlets mailed free upon application
Eisner & Mendelson Co., 0 Barclay St.
New York. ml0-sal5w
Daily Republican., 1889-07-10
Killed this Morning.

John W. Keith, q painter employed ~
the 2. W. & B., railroad shops at the foos
of Fourth street, was almost instantly
killed about II o'clock this morning by
being crushed between two cars. The
unfortunate man started to cross the
track in the paint shop to get drink oi
wateri Just as shifter was backing IN with
some cars, ard seemed to be In o deep
study when he was caught between the
bumpers.
His chest was crushed and one arm
was broken in two places. The body was
taken into one Of the shops, and after
being covered held TO await the arrival Of
the coroner, who, although telegraphed
for, had not appeared at IL o'clock. The
deceased was about "a years Of age and
had been employed In the p. w. & b.
Railroad shops for the past eight or nine
years. He was steady, industrious man
and leaves a wife and three children, the
eldest OF which is years and tho young
est about 8. He resided At No. zoos Pine
street, and after the coroner arrives the
remains will be removed to his late resi-
denee.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-10

brown and blue
black and red
olive and old gold.