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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-02-20

NUMBER of Indians in the United States
who can read Indian languages Is 0,O27.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-02-20
Regulations Made in u Day

Regulations Made In = Day
Are precious scarce. Time tries the worth
of man or medicine. Hostetler's Stomach
those hardy lichens that garnish the crevices
of Alaska's rocks, it flourishes perennially.
And it's reputation has as firm base as the
rocks themselves. No medicine is more
highly regarded as remedy for fever and
ague, bilious remittent, constipation, liver
rheumatism.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-02-20

NINE. BLAvATsKY, tho Thcosophist leader,
whether working or talking, constantly
rolls, lights and smokes cigarettes of Turk
iSh tobacco.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-02-20

"a a. - for Carpenters Cabinet Pattern Piano
Hu and Wagon Makers Niurights, Shin
HH Carpenters, Coopers. C-rvers, Turner'S.
hu II Engravers- Uphoisterers, Aachinists
j Wv ~ Moulders Biacssmiths, Skaters, Stona
Cutters Masons Brcknyers FAsterers Draughtsen Draw
ing Scroll Saws Woods and De.gaa
Light FootPower Machinery and the
Improved LaborSayng Tools before illustrated. Our
Catalogue the complete offered to Mechanics and
contents will convince Of its It contains
ward of 900 illustrations and win be free
On receipt Of cents for postage. 8 DESCHAUER,
SA Blue Island Ave-. Chicago. IL
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-02-20

er Judgments The bill providing for sale
Of reform school lands received It's final
p ssage, also the bill relating 10 the hold
ing Of lands by aliens
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-02-20

Mardi- Gras-New Orleans and Mobile.
Feb. Is to March 8 the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois r. r. Evansville Route) will sell
tickets to New Orleans and return at $25 90,
and to Mobile and return at 1913 90, which
will be good returning until March %. 1t
is the only route running coaches and Pal
ace Buffet Sleeping Cars from Chicago to
Nashville without change, and is eight
hours quicker than any other. Daylight
ride through Nashville, Decatur, Birming-
ham and Montgomery. Fast train leaves
Chicago Dearborn Station) 1896 p. m. daily.
For further information address City
Ticket Office Evansville Route, "a Clark
street, or VIM. Hill, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Chicago & Eastern Illinois R.
R., sol First National Bank Bldg, Chicago.
TAKE an interest in your children's amuse-
ments; mothers share in what pleases
them is great delight. Remember that
tr1es to you are mountains to them; re-
spect their feelings
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
For a dI.ordcrcd Iivcr Try Dcccham', PMS
EFFoRrs roe DETERMINATIONS.
An open Meeting OF tho Trades Coun
ell Tonight

An open Meeting OF tho Trades Coun-
Gil Tonight.
An open meeting Of the recently organ
lied Trades Council will be- held in the
Circuit Courtroom tonight. TO which all
are invited.
Matters OF general interest 10 working
men. including the eight hour work day,
will be- discussed.
circular issued by D. T.. Kelly, presi-
dent, and III. T.. Hanson, secretary, OF the
Trades Council, inviting the public TO the
meeting, explains the necessity of orgnni.
zi,ion, aud adds
"Ihc Trades Council OF Memphis has
been organized, the purpose OF which Is 10
gather into one fold ail the Trades Unions
Of the city, tO assist each other in main
tanning and upholiing their rights, aud 90
aid unOTglnilrd trades IN forming unions.
We therefor, earnestly call upon lll Trades
Unions in the city 30 join hands with a. in
this noble mission. that they may
strengthen their own bodies and assist us
in the work Of organization t. members
Of unorganizcd trades We extend q hearty
invitation 10 call upon ~ either for inlpr-
nation ur assistance. which eau DO uh.
tanned Of any officer Of the Trades Council
or by addressing the secretary, II. L. llau-
son, No. 22G Second street"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
BALDWIN, KN0WLT0N & LAKE
PERSONAL POINTS.

DR. AND MRs T.. 4. NELLY are now
located at No. 375 Mississippi avenue
where Mrs. Nicely will bc at home on
Monday afternoons during March to re-
cciyc her friends.
J. u. MORRIS, Nashville; +. G. Will
Jams, pittsbur- Logan Whitney, Louis
vile; I. G. Michells, New York; John NJ
Parker. New Orleans: II. A. Shinn and
family, Arkansas: L. l.. O'Neill and fam
ily, Nicksburg, and II. II. Barr Dresden,
Tenn, are NJ the Peabody.
At Gaslon'g T. o. 1afong, Richmond;
J, G.. pou and wife, CORTLAND, Miss; q.
NJ. Spcllman, Swan Lake, Ark. William
spry, Chattanooga. W. T. Atkins, JCilcr-
son, Tex; L. W. Aims aud DIR. VI.
Chambers, Cincinnati: 4. d. Ham, Mrs
T. Buck and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gibson, Cmw-
louisville, Ark; J. T. Barton and wife,
Clarkton, Ark.
Al Duily's European Hotel: Mrs. T. J..
Baker and family, Oakland, Miss; 4. Al
len and wife, Goodwin, Ark; j. G. Sands,
-. Louis: J. j. llarlnott, Wcathcrford,
Tex: r. X. Houston, Joncsboro, Ark; A..
= McChcmcy aud wife, Brentwood.
Tex: T.. NJ. Gordon and wife, Mississippi
H. A. Brown, Duncan, Miss; Charles
Mays, Little Rock.
NsroRs on Change yesterday: NJ. NJ
Morioc, Texas: X. l.. Chaplin, Kansas City;
i. Woollen and Mrs. Aug Dancman. Chi
cago, H.; MrA J. S. Andrews. city; g..
Andrews, New York; n. Schwnb, Dallas,
Tex; r. W. Phillips, SIomyillc, Miss;
H. 4. Thomas, Grenada, Miss; W. s.
Martin, fernando. Miss; J. H. Chism,
Mississippi; 4. o. King, Tunca, Miss.
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JAcK nAIsroN ~ coUnr
A Member of Han the pcnman Company
sued Tor Divorce.

According TO the New York Herald Of
Tues John y. Hollis, who now appears
night, At the Memphis Thoaicr east ~
Jack Raislon in "Jim the Pcnman,' up.
pcarcd by attorney in Judge TruaN. SUI
pcrior Court on last Monday 30 answer n
bill Tor divorce, styled Fannie r. Hollis W..
John u. Hollis, called Lord Jack BcrcsioId
Hollis. not that lac Is q lord, but that be- Is
a relative and namcsakc Of The British
peer The H,rah tells the story at length,
but In brief IL is ~ follows
"Thcrog " plenty OF hearts that 20 ~.
a-pat VT Nv Lori Jack appears. Ono
little bcnh IN particular, IL j. said las
been lnyi.hng her love upon him, and u
reports are truo lao had very jolly times
when he visited her at her uptown flat aud
during the summer at Long Branch.
CHOW ID happens that there Is another
charming Young lady who las better title
10 Jacks attentions than the beauty IN
question. She heard ol What was going
on. and the result was that among the
cases on the calendar on Part . Ot tie SUI
pcrior Court yesterday wiH on entitled
Fannie B Hollis w.. John li Hollis, which
was brought 90 obtain an absolute divorce.
HolLiss ROMANCE
"Thcrc Is rather interesting little TO.
nance connected with Lord Jacks mar.
rage. Several Of the New York papom Of
November "a. 1887, contained paragraphs
announcing that the ceremony had been
performed couple oi days before by
Justice Winfield Scott Weed. Of Jersey
CITY. Mr.. Hollis told the Justice that he
and the bride were cousins, and .that they
had gone 10 Jersey City because they did
moi wish to have their New York friends
know oi the marriage. lie added that the
Young lady was hcifoss 10 q considerable
fortune IN England.
"a ceremony was performed in Jersey
CITY and the bride returned 81 her fathers
home for the night Il was arranged that
they should confess everything 10 her
parents the following day and beg their
forgiveness. II they were not received
with open arms the bride was 10 Join her
husband. When the young man called ut
the Waycrly Place house under this mr..
rangcment hc was met nj the door by his
f1thcr.in.law aud four stalwart friends.
WHO pummellcd him and broke his ivory
handled cane over his head.
nv FOUND CONSOLATION EisrwiiEnr.
uIt was our friend Of the noble lineage
who was 10 unccromoniously bounced
when lac went 20 claim his bride. The
fattcd calf was not killed, and Hollis bad
10 console himself with some Of the other
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
fair ones he had on his string. Hence the

fair ones he had on his string, Hence the
divorce suit
"When the. case was called by Judge
Traux, Counsellor A, Ii. IIummet Jumped
to his feet and asked for an adjournment
on the ground that his client Hollis was
travelling through the West playing with
the Madison Square Theatcr Com.
pany in slim the Penman." TO
appear at the q trial ho would be
compelled TO give up his employment,
and it would be practically impossible for
him TO get anything to do during the rest
of the season. The Judge refused TO adj
iourn the trial, but Mr. llummel finally
obtained Il postponement by conscnting to
the proposition made 10y bis opponent to
have the case tried before Il referee Judge
Truax then referred the whole matter to
Charles A. jackson.
Mrs. Hollis and her brother, Mr.. Me
Lewee, who had been watching the pro-
ceedings, left the courtroom, closely fol-
lowed by the young woman whose name
is coupled with that OF the actor in the
COMPLAINT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

This week will settle baseball in Mem
phis, and probably the Southern League
The canvass for funds 10y those most
active in the effort to have Memphis in
the League, will be continued but two
more days, at the expiration OF which,
should no satisfactory progress be made,
the effort will be abandoned for good and
all.
1t is now wholly dependent upon Mem
phis TO complete one OF the best baseball
circuits in the country. The cities ready
to come down with the guarantee and
place tirst.class clubs in the field are seven
in number, besides Memphis, viz.
Charleston, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Birm-
ingham, Nashville, New Orleans
and Mobile. All these cities save Biz
mingham and Atlanta have been assured
for several days, and now they are all
right. President Rozicr received q letter
from Manager Whalen, OF Nashville, yes.
terday, announcing that be had already
signed some players, was choosing others,
and that Memphis could get move on
her in the same direction, land may the
HNoA Niub NAif 40 lAlo lNANNA NbllNAhNNhs
Chattanooga is fixed with 81, 600 guaran-
tee from enterprsing business men and
dummy line managers. Ii all hinges upon
Memphis, and there is no time TO lose.
Is it not singular that the $1,000
deemed absolutely essential to the certain
existence OF team throughout the season
cannot be secured in this city? This
amount has been arranged to be taken in
shares Of S25 each, 2j0 in number, which
entities the holders TO season tickets and
a voice in the management of the clubs
affairs. In other words, while the S2j
secures a season ticket it gives sum in
the aggregate sufficient 10 pull the club
through the season, and whatever of funds
remain at the close may be either pro-
rated out among the subscribers rs stock
holders or carried over rs stock for The
next season. The gentlemen composing
the two exchanges, or all Of them who feel
interest enough in Memphis to keep her
abreast Of the times and mp with the pro-
ccssion OF other Southern cities, should
take n hand in raising the stock, and do
it promptly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
A BLOOMING CROWD.
What the Flight OF Mrs. w. II. Burton
Has Brought TO Light.

what the Flight OF Mrs, w. II. burton
Has Brought to Light
The flight OF Mrs. Burton from home,
and subsequent location in n house on
jackson street, Fort Pickering, has un.
earthed a shocking case of depmyi,y on
the purt of white woman.
Mrs. Burton took refuge in the house Of
Louis Mccoy, a colored man pnd porter
IN a Front street house.
Patrolman Richardson, who located Mrs.
Burton, ut once gave information of his
find, but when a visit OF inspection was
made to verify the officers report and as
certain why she had alarmed her friends,
the woman was nowhere TO he found. She
had continued her flight to some point in
Mississippi. But the efforts TO re-
claim her ut McCoy's house bore
fruit, all the same. IL was discovered
that, while Mccoy was a negro beyond
cayll, His wife was white woman aud
The mother Of children 10y him. Warrants
were sworn out for their arrest, and also
one for the arrest OF Parson JOY, who per
formed the ceremony some ten years ago.
The Mccoy woman was Jailed last night
but her negro husband had skipped, aud
the warrant could not be served on him.
The prisoner claims that her mother was
Irish aud her father Cherokee Indian.
Another charge lies against Mccoy, the
fugitive, ON account OF which warrant
has been sworn out against him. \ few
days ago white woman gave birth 10 a
child, and three DAYS later both died. Il
is charged that McCoy was the father OF
the child
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

Nrw loUg. Feb. 2l-Ihc fact that ID.
rccior Aston and Crugrr were absent from
thc meeting oi the directors OF the Illinois
Central road, at which il was decided not
To enter the Interstate Railway Asogiu-
ton, has been made the basis OF reports of
disspnsiun in the board. II Is auihufita.
lively stated, however, that the board is q
unit on the policy Of independence, aud
that no discussion exists. All new con.
s,rurlion will be- stopped, and although
several Old surveys have been discussed,
their consideration mas been dropped, aud
no further extensions will be- made los thc
company. Sufficient proxies have already
been received by the management 10 o..
elect the members OF the board Who q
terms expire this year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Tho burning out OF a chimney at No. %
Adams street yesterday afternoon caused
the fire DEPARTMENT 90 turn out.
Amanda Scott (colorcd is accused Of the
theft OF -. and will answer the charge be-
fore Judge MADDEN this morning.
The Donohue-W Willis matter, Il seems,
will never let up. Yesterday the former
sworc out a warrant against the latter, Dc-
fore Justice Holeman, charging her with
defamation OF character.
The stock OF bread, cakes, etc, OF L.
Iamo, corner Of Vance and -. Martin
streets. was attached yesterday by credit
ois 10 satisfy claims aggrcgliiny $500. The
wHts were issued by Squire Nrrgcr and
served by Constable Webb aud Deputy
Sheriff App.
Robert White, a colorcd stcamboatman.
dropped dead In Riguors cating.housc
on the river front. foot Of Jefferson street,
about $50 O'Clock last evening. Squire
Garyin held an inquest on the body, the
jury returning verdict Of death from
heart disease.
A stable belonging 10 Charles Gallina,
In rear Of his residence, on DcsOto street,
caught fire last night about $50 O'Clock,
but the blaze was eNtinguishcd before any
material damage had been done. There
were number OF horses IN IL nc the time,
but all were rescued.
A white man named W. Winters, claim.
ing 10 b. n Birmingham, Ala, detective.
was locked up al the police station last
night on a charge Of yagraucy. PATROL
man Mcskcl, who made the arrest, dis
credits Winters story, aud SAYS that he
has been hanging around Gcntry's Thea.
ter for fully month.
Walter Alexander aud Robert Heard.
two colorcd youths, were arrested ycslcr.
day for stealing corn sacks. They entered
n loaded freight car, cut the sacks, poured
the corn on the floor aud walked away
with the slcks 30 d. G. McDOugals store
ca Second street, where they sold them
idcr statements that they were bought,
James Glass. the colored hackman who
Nus Cut Wednesday night by :. X. Mil.
ington, Eworc out q warrant before Squire
Barry yesterday for the arrest Of 4. =.
Patterson, changing him with being i'm.
piclicd in the affair. Both Millington aud
Patterson were subsequently jailed on a
bench warrant from the Criminal Court
Lizzie johnson. n respectable looking
woman who resides at No. lbG Front
street, sworc ont peace warrants yesterday
before Squire Ncrgcr against Hattie
lau,ry and Mrs. Brady, occupants o. the
same building, accusing them Of using in.
suting language and threatening her and
her daughter The laniry and Brady
women were arrested AMI gave bond iol
their appearance at trial lhIs morning.
About o'clock last night two negroes
entered the store Of u. Bonner, No. -
Second street When the fourteen ycai
old daughter Of the proprietor came Tor
ward alone TO wait on them, one ol the irl
lows presented pistol 10 her head while
the other attempted To rob the cash drawer
Before he hld succeeded reinforcement
appeared against them, aud they dc
cimprd. Descriptions OF the bold iniru
dcrs were furnished the police. aud ~
hour aiierwld James Cowln was arrested
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J.G.sCHNuDT 81 SON
NOTICE.

~ order Of ihe owuff aiiiI fourteen ih91
sand sayen buudf,u. HfI .."rH auHfHs ~ 80 h.
nud aisp D., order of co.. Hf..I"ui aui uirrtlff
y general nretiuf ui tU. tHuIdor pi thc ht.
tssipW q IenucssfU I'H.IHfl Company D. hofr1f
TtttfuaDAV die hItIrII DAY uf MARCH.
iss1. ~ N01n. y. thg Chamberlain House. % con
slider aud act upon cot. 'HNYu 1f mrHrf ~ iho
Mississippi q teuunssHr ....nHh 'nmpanl WIN ~
f1mpluy. a mofirasr .U 10 ihD rfurfny and
ffauchisa. &c of What nov TIE Mississippi q
Ienusssce RAILROAD tuU.|I| "'liluE W. ~
tnoftgare pfrtnisrs st,ff .I tHU Illinois Ctntfal
RAILROAD Company nud pod. upon all inali't. li
cident therein. OF that mH| ' nT"rs'l uf nsfecl
die Nis.is.iutJ 4 frtu. Ua.uai n part ~
what q known us thr .. tuen, ~ 49,, VI
Railroads D. a. ~ iENhAN' IfAiheht
:. 49, LAnh As't -crfy'aIIt
January -, it51.
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THE MERCHANTS. HANDICAP.
Tho Great Event to Occur at tho Nash.
willie Meeting.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 2l.-"ltll DO
go" said leading turimnn TO q reporter
today referring 10 the proposed Merchants
Handicap, aud more generally known rs
the Five Thousand slakcA "Conirbu.
tons are coming IN, and everybody up.
pears 10 be anxious TO contribute his mite
Memphis people are anxious TO secure the
stake for that city, and when this
fact became known here our PEG.
pie became aroused 20 the import
ancc Of keeping the prize at home.
The Canvassing Committee h now ~.
surcd Of the venture, aud YOU may say
that the race will DO run at West Side
Park The owners of the great cracks
everywhere are looking on and waiting for
n chance 10 enter their horses. u b. even
said that number Of horses already
named for the kentucky Derby will be-
Withdrawn from that race and run In the
Merchants handicap, and have no doubt
this will BE- done"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
IIiItI

IIrKtN=in ATsarHs. IUHs.iny February o.
it.I 90 10 O'Clock n.m. HfrsAuIr itrktN. aged
yg1rI, iuuuDr resident ul tennessee.
Tunomi will uto piar' tbis FRIDAY from frp,
iigucr church, near jackson, IDun
UuWANH At rrtiIguHH ui DIpt william TIffC.f
on iiuukicy avenue. THURSDAY, lDHuHr 10. I.H
az a. o.olugk m.. Mt ASS CONAN. aged 70 v|fs
funrml will take ph.| 'f1m r-ii,nHr this uli.
DAY morning ni 90 O'Clock Friends VI thu am
vs. Invited tn attend
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
Inc Nov rrrneh nlnl.ir,.

PANS, Feb 2l.-At So'ciock this oven.
ing President CarnO, signed a decree up.
pointing NJ. Tmd Premier and Minister
Of Commcrcc; VI. Consians, Minister Of
the Interior. VI. Rouyirr. Minister Of III.
nance, VI. ThryrnUl. Minister Of Justice,
NJ Fallicw. Minister Of Education, VI
Faye, Minister OF Agriculture; NJ. Guoyot,
Minister OF Public Works NJ. frcyclnct,
Minister Of War Admiral Jaurcz, Min
lister ol Marine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

n The uniycrral verdict u nll WHO have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which We
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
TLOR ~ FAMrisON,
And which we are selling a. leader at
the popular price Of
TOH pc.
a cigar as good cannot be had elsewhere
. for SOC This We guarantee, and invite
connois-curs Of fine cigars 10 Try them.
!. SAMItspN q Co,
The Direct Importers Of Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Palmer Madison Square Thcaicr at
traction, Sir Charles Young's play, "Jim,
the Pcnman," was presented las; night be.
fore a representative and critical audience
by a strong company headed 10y Joseph
Whiting os James lialston, and Miss May
Broken as Nina Ralston, with the other
characters represented by the following
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

wniIE-lDEs-LATIHEg-uurd1y. February
-. ts,. ~ she rc.iirn"o of samuel o. walker Hy
the 10 Rev. charles T. Qu.uuri ilouroy NuuH
aiuu,. u iiutrhiuaIu. kH.. io Irin e. LhuuIE
cids,t daughter Of tIr bate Charles iaumtr 20.
cleveland a. 80 cards
cleveland co. aud lluighInspu CKasl Iapor
piylsU copyl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

LExiSoroN, n.y., Feb. 2l.-Tho sale Of
troticn here today was most phenomenal,
the sixty-ono head sold bringing q total oi
Sli2,G30. The prico paid for Bcll Boy is
the highest ever paid lot honc in Amer
lea, either troiior or thoroughbred. lie
was sold to j. W. Clark, Of Elmira, n. ",
aud l. II. Hopper, OF Mononyille, o., for
1000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

The irs, production OF the drama In
Memphis last season was met with onthu-
sias'ic praise from the press and with un.
stinicd applause from the public aud iis
reception last night but Endorsed the
opinions formerly conceived aud promul.
gated. IL IS certainly one OF the most
attractive OF modern plays and 80 clcyerly
constructed as 10 scenes and climaNcs ~
to impress all with ils absorbing interest
M 10 plot and development. The dialogue
If Of the every day character, thoroughly
natural aud effective. II h. a skiIllully
told story from beginning to end, and
holds audiences spellbound until the close
and the curtain falls upon the clever and
Wcll.artangc1 dunoucmcnt. the death ol
the iorgcr during the marriage feast at Ar
leigh Couu.t There are several changes
in the cast since the last production
here, but the play has not materially sui.
tered thereby. The role Baron lIartiiold,
was better given before, but Miss Broken
D. an improvement upon Ada Dyas, ~
Nina Ralslon. Ferguson, a. Capt Red
wood, was at home in the difficult role.
lie l. a iayoriie In Memphis, and dcscry-
cdly "a, his work always being clear cut.
artistic and excellent In every respect
"Jim, the pcnman,' will be reproduced
tonight, at ~ matinee on tomorrow aud
again tom<rrow night, which will close the
engagement
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

LADus cape collars q speciality NJ Mem.
phis Steam Laundry. "a Second street
Branch Office gj7 Main.
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CONE UP WITH THE CASH.
WILL MEMPHIS INVITE sACKCLoTH
AND ASHES FOR SUMMERp

The Existence of First Glass and
Money Making Southern League In
the Balance on Account OF This City
No Time To Be Lost.
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IfAny dealer saws he has the W. 4. Douglas
Shnys without name and price stamped ON
tho bOttOtn, put him down as a fraud.
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y ~. puNsCoMii, ....... ............... President
JOHN OvEurON JiI... ..vicc.rrc.ldout