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Trouble I'm the Palmer Family.
DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES VENTILATED IN TIE
POLICE CorRT

DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES VENTILATED IN TIE
POLICE COURT.
Eighteen months ago Mr.. John W. Palmer. q
clerk IN the War department, married a widow.
Both had grown children. They have had
trouble from time TO time and three months
ago one of their difficulties was settled in the
Police Court. To-day the husband and wife
appeared there again, and Judge Miller had to
perform the painful duty of listening TO the
story of their domestic troubles Mr. Palmer
was charged with assaulting his wife. He de-
MED the charge and claimed that it should have
been reversed. Both Mr.. and Mrs Palmer adj
mitted that the presence of her daughter in tho
house was the cause of all their trouble. On
Sunday night. Feb. 3. Mrs. Palmer told the
court, she went to church with her daughter.
When she returned home, she saws, she
found that Mr.. Palmer had taken down her
daughters bed and locked il mp. He was in
his room and would not let her in. She got a
stepladder and broke in the transom. Then
she claims, that he struck her with the tran
som. Mr.. Palmer explained that when his wife
broke IN the transom she threatened to crawl
through over the door. when be held uD the
transom TO keep her ont. He charged that she
threw one fiatiron at him and made a second
attempt, but he took the iron from her. A DO
hceman was called in, but he declined TO make
an arrest. because he did not witness the
trouble. Yesterday Mrs. Palmer charged tina,
the trouble was renewed, and she swore out tho
warrant. She also charged him with making
threats toward her.
Are you afraid Of your husband?" asked the
judge OF Mrs. Palmer.
II am when he is mad" she replied, 'Sbut
not when he Is good When he is good, he 10
as good as he can be-"
do You get mad?" the Judge asked.
Yes, she answered, when fight to LET my
daughter in"
Reference was made by Mr.. L. c. Williamson,
MIR. Palmers counsel, 20 other proceedings
that will probably be instituted, meaning for
q divorce. Mr.. Shillington did not claim .
conviction, and Mr.. Palmer was acquitted.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

EOR SALE A FINE RIDING AND DRIVING
about o5S p p1a hs'; Fssns
nor sALE-ENCYCIOPEDIAB BRITANNICA: 9TH
aa2 m sSm5e also Prss g $50 70 pay for
sheep at $50. Address B. l., Star Office. f2i-3ts
EoR sAI,E-CHEAP,-A BAY MARE; FINE TRAv-
scales. Apply at once sc L St NV. f2l-2t'
NOR SALE-PAIR CLOSELY-MATCHED soRREL
r Horses, and years old full brothers. 81 hands
EfGh, At MasTath KenHehys Livery Stable, III
IIOR sALE-FROM yA-HANDsOME sIx-YEAR-
stand sS"p aES sHf f5Rf s sa
sAIE "a BRED Sl
pounds perfect harness and saddle horse: extra
erS LADIES' sdns ssdae. slightly soed sew
Apply HARKAWAY RIDING STABLE.
f2l-6t Opposite Portland Flats.
Tor SALE-FRoM VIRGINIA. LARGE, STYLISH
pay morse S End and gentle; $i5o Also very
figures Cali al store 9TH and Boundary NV, f21-3t'
E,oR SALE-A HANDSOME FRENCH BROUGHAM.
IL IN tnc condition: also, Victoria, London make.
NV. f2l-3t
NOR SALE SECOND HAND)-9l1 9TH ST NV.
ouha b M;r and other Sonters Extension Tables
BOOKCASE cheap. fe20-3t.
NOR SAIE-CHEAP-A GOOD, STRONG PIANO;
used only short time; can or address y Il I'd St
LOR sALE-TwO FRESH cows AND CALVES;
gentle and kind well bred giving four gallons Per
in rear 1888 9th st. NV. f20-3t'
EoR SALE JUST ARRIVED. TWENTY-FIVE
4'h twenty r''a's Saddle RSr'f. G e. Esrsd Son
f2o-3t. Thyson House Stables, 7th and T sits. n W.
FeoR SALE STOCK, sa9goSR.WILL AND FIX
f2O-3t. Assispee.
Or sALE.oNE GOOD PHAET0N. INQUIRE
II e31 n st. before 10 q. M, after p m. t20-2t.
EOR sALE-THE FINEST PONY IN WASHING
s1e Ffas f% iSE se
i Stable property centrally located. on an avenue
under rental OF Si'2oo per snnum price Sl2, 300.
f.o-e. 1904 FH 4 nv.
FoR sALE.A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD CASE
,.7sm. '' lion Pf ef fESs 'S9s| Isl isehgO
FS%as sA NE a FINE y LARGE GRAY HORSE,
TOR SALE SETS CAB HARNESS, HANSON,
~, Coupeief. Apply to BEN COOLEY, cor: @ and
E0R sALE-BED FEATHERs NEW AND CLEAN,
-Da sfadns made
NOR sALE-A VERY FINE sTEINwAY SQUARE
Grand Piano. nearly new; really used but about
months; handsome rosewood carved legs and lyre;
and all in perfect condition and thorough musica1
order Cost $3.50. Owner leaving for Europe and viii
an al. I1S ss n sna mI sSs goes whit
THE PIANO EXCHANGE,
New warerooms,
n0 913 Pa. ave.
EoR sALE-yUsT ARRIVED 25 HORSES. AMONG
them some draft and drivers also mares In fosld:
LEY. IN t rear ' q 5 elsf6 .s o NV fiSS
EOR SALE 1000 YARDS STRAW MATING
~ from the Eovernment lOc. var yard. - H
Z SPECIAL!
Actual baryians IN number Of a1ighfJy used Pianos
and Orgauns In perfect oElsr. Sod On Is paymeuto
@-1m =. Q. SMITH. 1875 n. ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR sALE-TwosTORY BRICK DWELLING.
II Marion st. NV parlor library and dininsroom on
first floor: four chambers and bathroom above ce-
mented cellar and kitchen below: price 43,75O cash
payment only $500 TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD,
II Furniture. Member Of Coneress about to leave
Washington Offers for sale his furniture complete for
house Of rooms with piano; also completely fur
nished house q ~ rooms Desirable location AL Of
house TO a responsible party. Fosses.ion March 10.
fe14-2w No. i4is st n. ".
EOR sALE-NUsT BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ES-
II tste-House 1909 Riggs ST., now vacant; 10 rooms.
'G fi5-6 ao"' '0' AEBERT F. FOX. $50 81. NV.
EOR SALE : THREE HOUSES. NEARLY NEW
ment. press-brck front with bay window containing
IL rooms and bath, modern improvements, at $4,000
each. OWNER, 719 9th st. NV. f2-1ms
+ ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE,
Handsome Large Double Residence, containing %
rooms exclusive OF panres bath, store and furnace
rooms. Location one of the best in the city; house
modern and well adapted for entertaining plans may
he seen and full information obtained upon applca-
ton at Office Of THOS, j. FISHER 4 Co,
f16-6t 1924 ST. NV.
Ir0R SALF-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE, lO22
and permission to inspect, apply to GURLEY BROS,
1919 street NV. ta1 l-3m
LrOR sAI.E-IBARGAIN--9 PER CENT INVEST
Il ment. new 10-room elegantly finished residence
18th St. NV S., 500 Also, lot Corcoran street
near y IL ave., l1xS1. OWNER, 1886 Pierce Place.
Tor sALE-AT MT PLRAsANT-vERY PRETTY
outbuildngs excellent water, nice lot, only $4,000
fS-2w BEDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 f ct.
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Lord SackviIle's Dismissal,

SECRETARY BAYARD on THE RIGHT OF THE UNITED
STATES TO DO AS 1T DID IN THE MATTER.
The correspondence between the State de-
partment and the British government in re-
gard to the Sackville case was yesterday trans
mitted to Congress by the President. The COM
munications form complete history of the
famous disturbance, but the pile Of documents
has In it no new or startling information. Ac-
companying the letters are large number of
newspaper clippings-comments on the matter
"a decided departure In diplomatic procedure.
The last letter Is one from Secretary Bayard
to Minister Phelps, and il is dated January 80.
II Is lengthy argument as to the right Of the
United States to present an obnoxious foreign
minister with his passports, and concludes as
follows:
IAN envoy is intended to be confidential
intermediary between two governments pro-
Teasing friendly relations, andkin reliance upon
ms good faith the best assurance Of continued
smity and good understanding win be found.
1t cannot, therefore, Be justly re-
garded as cause Of International
onense to request the recall OF an envoy
whenever it is discovered that his con-
duct has been such a. to unsettle the conf
dence OF the receiving government; nor for
that government to dismiss him whs never in
Its judgment circumstances have arisen. owing
TO his misconduct, which endanger its own
safety and welfare or tend TO jeopardize the
good relations Of the two governmental"
TIE Crrr Posr-Osv1cr To-NoRnow.--The
several divisions Of the city post-ofsce will be
kept open for the transaction of business for
the public on Washilgton's birthday. February
~, until noon. A delivery BY carriers viii be
noon win be made st The usual sunday hour, 8
pm. The casrisrs' window Win be open from
stc nm. The gsnsrsl-dsltsszy vindo< win
not Be closed
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BOARDING

WANTED-ALI TO KNOW THEY CAN GET THE
w best cupboard in the city at MRS PHIIIPs' O2I
1867
baltimore
I'D Visitors from distance engage choice rooms
and comfortable board ~ "a Madison ST., corner 81
Paul block from Monument Square: Convenient
20 streetczrs and railroad station hour by rail
from Warrington. f5-fms
OOl l4TH ST. NV: FINE LOCATION; ROOMS
OLA suite or single: choice table. Mrs. D. b
STOCkHAM. fe2-1m'
VlHE WEBSTER 5I3 18TH ST. NV. SIGHT
seers home; central To all POLITE Of interest;
furniture elegant with board, % TO $40;
day, 81 70 ~. J. A DEWITT, Prep. sI4-6m
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IL DEFENSE OF FREE ScHooLs-The Senate
committee on education and labor have
granted hearing on Friday, 22d instant, 70 .
delegation of Boston clergymen on the free
school amendment pending before that CON-
mittee, of which Mr.. Blair, who IL the author
Of the resolution, is the chairman. In the
evening of that day a msss-meeting OF the
friends of free schools will be held at the
Metropolitan church, on AZ street. which viii
be addressed by Revs. A. A. Miner, p. 4.
Moxon and Jas. b. Dunn, Of Boston, committee
of one hundred
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AUCTION SALES.

THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TO COVER ADVANCE AND STORAGE;
6S s Bts 81 HSp SEE sRs
RAGE
on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY TwESTY-THIRD.
rooms shall sell the above property without
to cover advance and storage.
f21-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, SATURDAY. FEBRU-
AIRY TWtNTl-THIRD, 1889, COMMENCING
AT TEN O'CLOCK
French-Plat Pier Mirrors Very large and Valuable
O1l Painting Engravings and Oliographs Mirrors in
bronze and gilt frames silk Plush and Saline Window
Handsome sideboards, Very Handsome Silver Center
Piece Punch Bowl, Household Furniture of every de-
seription 80 Upholstered Cots Carpets Cooking and
Heating Stoves. sc.
The contents of grocery store consisting of Canned
Goods Of every description, four Counter Scales oil
1anks Syrup Cans Eefrigerstors Counters, &c.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages, Buegies. Wagons, &C. f21-2t
WASHINGToN. DANENHOwER,
w Real Estate and Insurance Broker.
1ll5 ST. NV.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIX VALUABLE STABLE
LOTS, IN SQUARE NO. 205, FACING A 30 FOOT
ALLY, BETWEEN FouhTEENTH AND FIJI
TEENTH sThEETs AND I AND U STREETS
On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY SIXTH,
1889, at HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, will
Of sub lots numbered As. 40, A, As, 40 and 80 in
square numbered 200.
Terms cash, Conyeyancing at cost of purchaser. A
failure TO comply with above terms within ten day.
from day of sale the property will be resold risk
WhsHiNGfoN DANENHowER. Agent.
THOMAS DUMLING, Auctioneer. FL dads
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During the past fewlweeks Agent Key, of the
Humane society, has been paying considerable
attention 70 the saddle horses ridden principally
by lsdies, and has found many Of them with
sore backz, caused by the rubbing OF the sad
die. The agent warned several people who
had such animals, and threatened them with
prosecution. Agent Key nays that the ladies
Who ride such animals know nothing apout the
condition Of their backs. and he did not think
they would ride them IL they did Yesterday
~ followed an animal 20 the riding school. on
llfh street, and required Mr.. Jas W. Bird. su-
perintendent Of the stables, 10 deposit e1o col
lateral at the station. The case was tried Il
the Police Court this morning and Mr.. Dir1
wns fined g.
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TSoR sAIE-GREAT BARGAIN-IF DIsPosEDOF
- the next few dsys-the 10-room brick
front house; 81 st; e. modern improvements; in
Perfect order, for 43,6o0; very cheap at $4,000
NV b3l.lm
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Il Stable property, centrally located on an avenue,
f.o-et 1so4I II DYER
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I. OR sALE-ONE GOOD PHAETON INQUIRE
u e31 n st. before 10 9. m, after p IN. f20-2t.
EOR sALE-THE FINEST PONY IN WASHING
ton kind and gentle IN every way: suitable for chill
dren- Inquire OF slNsHElMEk 4 FRANK. 623 g
st. H. W. f2O-3t
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LfOR RENT-235 18TH ST. S. w, ONE 3-STORY
IL brick house. o rooms. all mod. imps square
from government printing and engraving department
Rent 40. 30 per month
229 Pennsylvania avenue e.. one four-room fiat
with bathroom. Rent els per month. fe14-St
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STORES L DWELLINGS,

EOR RENT-l609 ST.; SEVEN ROOMS AND
- all mod. imps.; price $50 per month Store and
anwWeIInng i9fh ST. 800 300 9th st., ST.. ". p.
EoR RENT-1513 o ST. NV; ON MOST FAVOR
- able terms; newly papered and decorsted Apply
70 bEALl. BROWN b CO.. 1891 st. Helm
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EOR PENTHOUSE 1903 9TH ST. n W., y
u rooms and bath. all mod. imps good repair; rent.
$40. HEBRON RAMEY, 1907 st. n. W. 1896
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I,OR RENT-Two LARGE PLEASANTLY FUR
IL nlshed second floor rooms. to gentlemen for lnau-
9Th a. NV f21-:n'
n IlI, l:, o. si, N NJ SnSQAIEIY
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WEST END FLATS. 262O X ST. :, LARGE
w rooms and bath. all mod imps. coal closet
gas meter. rent $40. Apply to JANIT0R. f2l-3t.
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General News.

FAIR business on the levee yesterday.
The river at this point is 1l5, a decline OF
b-tenths since last report.
CoTToN receipts by river yesterday-Rosa
Lee bales; Ruth, bales.
LEE Liners in and out last evening: Rosa
Lee, Osceola; Coahoma, Friars Point.
RED River is in good steamboat stage, with
feet OF water on the bars to Old River
The Ohio River packet Granite State, Don
A. MARI master, left last evening for Cincin-
matt.
ANCHOR Liners tomorrow: City of Proyi-
dencc, for Natchez; City of Monroe, for ST.
Louis.
THE Cherokee is bringing from st. Louis
$500 rolls Of juLc bagging for Memphis mer-
chants.
The Ruth, A. L. Cummins master will be
this afternoons packet for Kew Madrid and
the bends.
THE Buckeye State will be next Tuesdays
packetfor Cincinnati. She will be in port
on Monday.
INDICATIONS - Fair warmer, southerly
winds, becoming variable followed by rain
oil Saturday.
Anchor Liners up and down yesterday:
Arkansas City, for Natchez City Of Cairo,
for ST. Louis.
The City of New Orleans, with a loaded
barge, left St. Louis for New Orleans on
Wednesday evening
Tux Robert PEBBLES, with miscellaneous
tow for Memphis, passed Evansville at 8
O'Clock am. yesterday.
FoR the first time in the history of the
trade there is not a packet in commission in
the Vicksburg, Grcenyille and New Orleans
trade.
The Ohio will rise at Cincinnati and fall
at Cairo; Arkansas will rise at Little Rock;
the Upper Mississippi will rise, and the
Lower River will fall.
Ar Little Rock a contract has been let for
the building in that city Of a steamboat TO be
named the Carrie NJ. Craft. The boat will
be 100 feet in length by 80 feet WIDE and will
ply in the Upper Arkansas River.
1T is stated on authority that nearly all
the steamboat steel shafts breaking are be-
ing replaced by iron ones, the general feel.
ing appears To obtain that the latter are more
durable than the former, therefore the steel
shafts are being discarded.
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Al Evansville. Ind.

speclal Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 1.-THE Robt
PEBBLES, with miscellaneous tow for Mem
phis, passed here at o'clock this morning
in good condition, leaving a barge OF salt for
the agency here. Capt. Jno. Barrett was on
the front today and left for Paducah by the
Joe Fowler this afternoon. Local traffic
Was looking better with boats out today.
The Buckeye State is below Tell City with
big freight and wires arrival at midnight.
She will hardly get through her Evansville
transfer before morning. The Ohio, with
light freight hity cabin and twenty-five
dos.ers, passed up In good shape at $3.50
O'Clock pm. Crew all we'll. VIII get in
Sunday morning.
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AtCaIro.
srcrlnl nl,nntch TO INC Arncnl.

tTVOIlI UIsNlIIH 70 IHV NIIHHIs
CNEo. Ill. May 1.-THE Louis Hanck Is
taking six barg,s OF logs 10 ST.. Louis, half OF
which Is tow OF 4. ]. Baker. Ilanck double
tripped from Cairo 20 humans Landing,
but will take all together from here up. The
City Of ST. Louis, up at O'Clock am, put
of 1900 cypress lumber here and has lair
trip for 81. Louis. The j. u, Williams, with
emptics, passed up at o o'clock this morn.
ing My Choice came out tonight with
three bargcs, drawing seven feet Of water,
and reports City Of New Orleans sounding at
Grccnlcnfs. aud should be out before morn.
ing. River thirteen feet three tcnths on the
guagc; fell seven inches In tweniy-four
hours.
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THE RIVERS.


Arrivals-Golden Rule, Cincinnati; Ruth,
New Madrid Granite State, Cincinnati; City
OF Cairo, Natchez Arkansas City, ST. Louis;
Gayoso, ST. Francis River.
Departures-Granite State, Cincinnati;
Arkansas City, Natchez; City of Cairo, st.
Louis Rosa Lee, Osceola; Coahoma, Friars
Point; Golden Rule, New Orleans.
Boats in Port-Ruth, Gayoso, 2. II. Kelly,
Joseph Henry
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SPECIAL FEATURES.

obECIAL FEATURES
by terms oi contract the Company must deposit
the sum oi all prizes included In the scheme before
selling single ticket, aud receive the following
official permit
CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that the Lon
don Hank Oi Mexico and South America has on
payment OF all prizes drawn By the Loterla dc Ia
bcnchCcncia Publica.
r. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA, Intervention
Further the Company l. required to distribute
niysiN per cent OF tho value OF all the tickets In
prizes larger proportion than Il given by any
other Lottery
Finally the number OF ticket, Il limited 20 5000
soon less than arc sold by other Lotteries using
the same scheme
For full particulars address ". Hnsscttl, Apar
lhdo ~, city OF McNicn. or =. W, CULLEN, AN
iisrd"c street, Nashville, Tenn, General Agent
Tor state ui Tennessee, To save time In setting
tickets address your letters IN Nashville. Tenn.
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TnE attention Of parties seeking an in.
vcstmcnt In valuable city property Is called
90 the advertisement In this issue Of the
chanccty sale OF the Guy 4 Mcclellan
building on Front and Court streets. The
size and location Of this property make Il
very desirable. Title perfect; terms easy.
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OPERA OPERA OPERA
La Mascotto ana olIvetto.

jackson Mound Park all next week.
Two malinccs Nights, 30 cents; matinecs,
% cents; open air concert Sunday, 10
cents. Tickets for sale nj 800 Main street.
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500 Per Day

PAYS for good room, with meals, at The
Green Tree House, 35l and $50 Front
street, between Union and Gayoso streets.
Strangers and outsiders will iind this house
central and convenient.
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IxsuHr your life In the Connecticut Nh.
tual. 4. 81. Galbrcath, agent, 10 Madison
street.
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IlstlfIrun

- REMOVED ny THE usR og COCAINE
And Il stlmulatcs and promotes tho growth
al the hair.
Bumcits FlayorIng extracts arc tho
beat
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LADIES, be sure 10 see +. Layignes 25o
Hats. They are worth 500.
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stage ot IN. Itixer.

OrFcE siOSAL SERVICE, U. 3. A.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May H. is,9. J
Tho following observations arr taken NJ all sta
tlous IN the 10Th meridian time. which u one h0ui
later Than Memphis time.
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LADIES cape collars a speciality at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, pa Second street
Branch Office 81 Madison street.
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CALL on the Southern Trust Company,
rooms q and % Cotton Exchange, II you
wish TO borrow money on improved real
estate.
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NOTICE.

bids win be received at the Office OF THE BOARD
or EDUCATION for the purchase OF the two old
SCHOOL BUILDINGS ON LINDEN STREET up
to THURSDAY, MAY N For further information
apply 10 A. n HILL SECRETARY.
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Grand Embroidery Exhibit.

White Machine. 205 second street, near
Madison, May 20 10 30.
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LAplr a 500 Hat for 25c at 7. Ia.
yigne'S.
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BATTERY PARK HOTEL,
ASHEvILLE. NORTH CAROLINA
Open throughout the year Elevation, 100 feet
ayCmgc summer Temperature "a magnificent
mountain scenery Hydraulic elevator: electric
lights and bells music hall. tennis court. ladies'
billiard parlof and bowling alley. Beautiful drives
ani hrst elias livery N0mosluiiocs. For dc.Cfip
tive printed matter apply %
JOHN ~. sTEfLF, Manager.
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Above low Changes
Water
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1T MADE MOTHER STRONG

81 am in my e4th year, Have been africted In
several ways-could not sleep, had no appetite.
no courage, low spirits. l commenced using
Paines Celery Compound, and felt relief from
the third day after using It. L now have a GOOD
appetite and can sleep we'll My spirits and
courage are almost like those OF young man,
=. Z, kINKAID ID. ID. gonzalps ~ -
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Paine's
Celery Compound

Strengthens and builds up the Old, and cures
their lnfirIniues; rheumatism, indigestion and
nervousness yield quickly to the curatlvepower
OF Paine's Celery Compound
a Perfect Tonic una InySorator, IL
GIVES NEW LIFE.
81 am now 90 years old and have tried several
remedies, but none had any effect until u sed
Paine's Celery Compound. | feel entirely DIFF
ferent for the short time have used Il. can
walk nearly straight, sleep sound and well, and
feel as though there was new life and energy
coming into my whole system"
ii. MYLlUs, Cleveland, Tenn.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-11-13
BL,As. CK z. s nj. ETTrrIH : SHOE.
Shop back Of Livery Stable. All kinds Of
i 1 : 4.
ALEXANDRIA,
Compress and w arehouse
COMPANY.

T1HE UNDERSIGNED REspECTFUL-
L ~ calls TIE attention of the prOdu.
GERS aud buyers OF cotton to the following
superior facilities offered by the above
company for the comprising, storage and
handling of cotton.
A large and finely constructed compress
building, connected with covered yards,
supplied with large cisterns and all ele-
waited tank, constantly filled with water
by means Of Il steam pump from a well on
the premises, with a supply of hose suifi-
Gent to reach every part of the property
in case OF fire; thereby enabling the
company to obtain the lowest rate Of in
surance.
Reliable watclmen are on duty at all
hours, both day and night. The side
tracks of the Texas and Pacific and South
ern Pacific roads pass in close proximity
to the platforms, thus avoiding Grayage
to or from the warehouse.
Charges for storage, handling and COM
pressing cotton will he us reasonable as
those of the most favored markets of the
! country. TN MILES,
August !, 1889. Superintendent.