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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-01
General Now.

CLOUDY. cool and showery.
Coon business on the landing.
? Tm Chickasaw leaves for White River this
evening.
THr sherlock left New Orleans Sunday af.
ternoon for Cincinnati.
THE Anchor Line boat for St. Louis today
Is the City Of Baton Rouge.
TmE Granite State left Evansville for
Memphis at 10 a. m. yesterday.
lNDIcArioNs, rain In Tennessee, OhioValley
and Gulf States on Wednesday.
IKE Liners today; Coahoma for Friars
Point and Rosa Lee Tor OsceOla.
TnE Commonwealth let Cairo for New
Orleans at 1 o'clock am. yesterday.
TmK City Of Baton Rouge passed Green
willie upward bound at III a. m. yesterday.
TmE Signal Service issued no river bullc-
Tin yesterday IL being National Holiday.
TmE Cherokee brought In o bales OF cotton,
the Ruth 0 and the Guy Of Providence
bales
TmE New Mary Houston left Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon Tor New Orleans with q
good trip.
TnE Government lighthouse boat, Joseph
Henry, passed Groenyille at noon yesterday
upward bound.
TmE Mississippi will fall slightly between
s.. Louis and Memphis and the Ohio viii
rise below pnrkcrburg
Carr. ions u. McCUNE left on the Bell,
Memphis to post up, and will take the tui
Williams, with tow Of siaycs, TO New Or
leans.
Tnr Louisville underwriters have come e
terms with the Katie Robbins, recently
sunk ON the NazoU River. The boat will b'
dockod either at Paducah or New Orloani
and repaired.
II Is reported that w II. Brown & Som
will next season send Pttsbarg coal up th,
Missouri River as fnr a. Kansas City
Prominent steamboat masters and pilots sal
the towing OF coal barge can be made
success on the Missouri
MArriNGLY aud Cunning, Of Vicksburg
are the successful bidders for furnishing
stone for the rcyctment work at Pitcher
Point, Louisiana bend and Wilson's bend
Their bid was $lil They own quarric,
near Vlcksburg on the Ia1Oo River
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tEyanayiIIe.
sncclni nI.rnieh 10 mo Anpeal

Special nl.paich 10 The Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind, April 30--The Granite
State, Tor Memphis arrived at . o'clock last
nlght and left at 10 o'clock this morning.
Tie DoSJio. for Cincinnati, passed up NJ !
o'clock this morning Both had light trips,
but transacted considerable traffic here. The
Eilas 7. Coe. with tow OF THREE model bargca,
well loaded passed up at . o'clock this morn
ing Locals went out ~ usual including
Tho W. u. Nesbit Tor Tennessee River oil
with limited cargoos. Tho $. l.. Wood with
empty tow passed up at 10 o'clock today
business throughout the city today includ'
ing banks and Government offices, were
closed in observance q the Washington
Centennial celebration.
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THE RIVERS.
BORls Lowing
Movements at the Levcc.

Arrivas-Belle Memphis st. Louis; City
OF Vicksburg, Natchez; Golden Rule, New
Orleans
Dcparturcs--Bell Memphis Natchez; City
OF Vicksburg. St. Louis; Golden Rule, Gin
cinnat Gayoso. 81. Frances River Joe
Peters, Arkansas River Ohio, Cincinnati;
Ruth. New Madrid.
Boats In Port-Chckasaw, Rosa Ice,
CoahOna.
Boats Due Up-City OF Baton Rouge, New
Orleans
Boats Due Down-Commonyealth, Gin
cinnati.
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Chancery Sale
ESTAT E.

No 6.N3 N-Chhuccr tuuu ~ shelby County
John 7. Malone guardian. M. John X Hunter
Wy virtue uf nn inter nrunfY drrr0r for sale. en-
tend in tie above unu'o uu the tih day at June.
lsss, n. u 49, plgr g. removed Aprl "a issa. n. IA
~ page Z ~ vii ell 90 Uuhllr auction 20 the
highest h.ddgr In irunt Of thc ricfs and Masters
unnn az the Main Hir'rt rnirsHt 1T The Courthouse
oi hhrlhy county, Memphis tennessee. on
saturday, ith Das ~ afay. 1850.
within LEGAL huun. tho inlloElnf described pr1ir
cHH situated in McmphlsI shelby ouunty, fcnn.,
tu.wlti
iot No n ,. A. Taica subdivision. east 81 Or
Leans street. beginning 40 sake ga The souih siio
~ late street, running east with said fiffcf iiA
fGat 10 On nlloi. tlrnro south with aid alley 10
feet iu 90 alley. thruor westward with suli alley
tia irrL hrurr north % lrri 90 Tate street 90 the
tefiuuiuT. hc.ug wmr luis fty conveyed u Mi.s
Mamie Hunter hy deed dated AUGUST a 1872 bnuk
fA rage Isl REGISTER uflns shelby county. Tenn
Terms 40 Sale one bind cash. bilaucu lu twelve
months puftha.rr "a cutting Interest bearing note.
viii security aui Jon rglaiuci 30 lcCufu iymcuL
Redemption hnrfUl
ibis .ih d1y uf Apfl isaa
D. o. MtiiENkY. clerk nnd Master
~ T. u Ldgington aud ". W. Mcdowell. aollci-
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Scott & BOVINE, manufacturers OF the we'll.
known SCOTS Emulsion OF Cod Liver Oh,
offer n most beautiful Easter Gift-cnmposcd
Of eight artistic studies Of birds and Flowers,
Put up In portiolio-wOrth az least 81 for
- cents. On receipt Of above IN stamps, Il
will be mailed at once. SoorT q BowNE
i32 South Fifth Ave-, N. Y.
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Cniro. III.
Special Dispatch to The APPEAL

Special Dispatch io The Apncal.
CAiro, H., April 80--rhe City Of Flor.
oncc was we'll laden for st. Louis. The Coal
Valley came up this morning with 10
omptics and will leave at midnight for
Louisville. The Henry Marx, with two
morning. The Iron Ago came out from st.
Louis for another tow 81 rails and returns to-
night A. J. Baker aud Geo Lyslo are load.
ing barrcs with logs NJ the mouth ~ Obion.
River IS icot on gauge fall Of Is inches In
~ hours
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Special Dispatch % Tho Appeal

Special Dispatch % The Appeal
CiNciNNAri, o., Aril 30.-The nvor Is
stationary. with sixteen feet on the marks NJ
Go'clock pm Cool, with light rain. Busi.
ness dull. The st. Lawrence enters the Pits
burg trade In place of the Louis A. shcrlcy.
thr latter boat taking tlic shorlcy's place IN
The Maysvillc trade. The New Mary Hous-
ton left Tor New Orleans with a good freight
trip.
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A. GreenvIIIe.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
GREESvLLE Miss. April 8o.--Tho City Of
Baton Rouge, for s. Louis, up, II o'clock n.
m. The Joseph Henry, Government light.
house boat up at noon. River 2i5s feet and
falling. Weather cooler, With rain.
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The Prospect Park & Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains 10 Pros.
pcri Park today. Train willlcavc Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour and
forty minutes and pass within short dis
fance Of Calvary Cemetery.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
TENNESSEE CLUBHOUSE.

scfloi proposals are invited Tor iuinishinE 'aa'c
rial aud ton ~ iuufsinfY clubhouse Stone
aud brick, northwest corner Of second ami hnfih
Court streets Memphis AZ bids must h. sealed
and nlcd with Gilbert D. iiaiue. ~ Madison street
lof plans specifications aud iufthrf details 80
NJ ~ J. Naln. Tennessee club MONS, ~ Madison
street al bids must o. nlcd hY " o'clock nnuu,
May 4, lisa liEhtto folcrt any aud ali bids no.
served T. d. MCFARLAND.
pfridOut Building COMPANY
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LOST

A SMALL TAN TERRIER. WITH DARK
~ stripe down hack and aofUss Shoulders ears
efoppfd answers 90 name ~ Jumbo" Reward
i0r III return 20 % sccand liIcet ng.lalrs
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

county state Oi tguuUHcU w. ~ 1. Culbcfuun
rtHl
10 virtue 81 an iui0fuCuinry dcrfro fuf sale. en-.
tfn"f lu Doc aUHFH DIfff nu thr afh dny 20 uCtnboL
De-, q o. o. rlHc 81 I will Ill. % uihiic AUG
ton. in thr Il"hr.t bidder, m frurt ~ me clcrk
hui MHrirFs u.iur. at tIc Main Hfnff Cnirtufe "a
utHUu uu
saturday, iiih Day ~ way. 1857.
within iUFat huuft thr following drarnhsi prup.
cug situated la Momphls. rAChy county Icnfl.
tuUlt
Loose 10 n and p. tioek Port Pickering, each
ffuutlm Z feet uu Doe vest eide uf rrcunl slroft
with depth Oi pl feet sold as the pfurerl ~
william and ldn Mcslhc.
Terms cd ftiUHlnsh Redemption harfcA
This luh 10y ~ APRIL. iiHt
r. 81 MHiNHY. Clrft ani Master.
a. II AC M. iir.HEeil. and ~ q. Dix SOLICITORS
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ES!

- Per Front Foot, Soxiss, IL Minutes out.
SEQ s-3 Cash, Balance 1 and . Years.
90 Per Front Foot, BONaOo, 10 Minutes out.
Ia Cash, balance I and Years.
si5 Per Front Foot, 100000, 10 Per Cent.
Cash, balance ~ Months, High aud
beautiful, 4. Minutes Out, Gas and
Water.
$50 Fer Front Foot, $3.50 Cash, balance ms
Long ns You Pieasei Minutes OUT
Gas and Water.
$50 Per Front Foot. iOoSioo. 8 Minutes
OUT Gas aud Water Fashionable Neigh
borhood.
$40 Per Front Foot, iAON3iTi Majestic
shadei Gas and wateri Fashionable
Ncighborhood.
5000 Per Acre, Acres, High and Healthy,
IL Minutes out.
NJ 900 Per Acre. tAcros, high and Healthy.
40 Minutes Out.
$500 Per Acre. 4t.a Acres. High aud
Healthy, 10 Minutes out.
$3.50 Per Acre. n Acres. High aud Healthy,
~ Minutes Out
$500 Per Acre. rs Acres, High aud Healthy.
s5 Minutes Out.
$4,000, Bcautifui Residence, 10 i.a Acres.
10 Minutes Out.
nc Don't Fail 10 Look at Ny RargainA They
Are All Good
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FoR SALE

A THRIVING Wholesale AND RETAIL
~ hardware business at Pine Blun, Ark, on lib.
eral forms; good reasons for selling out For par
ticulan address ROSlN, HURST & DREIFUS, 3ti
Main street, Memphis, or PINE BLUFF HARD
WARE co, Pine Blun Ark
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REWARD.

o.1n REWARD-srOLES FROM THE US.
OIO derigued TuesdsY morning. April 70. 10.
lore day ! chestnut suffcl hofsa. iak lguds hiEh,
yoan old swollen IN both hlnd hosisi halter.
burned IN one bind ictlock fcilooks Trimmed I.
ahod all round. ] viii pay he above fcNari Tor
the hone Al piAor whefe recovered send lninfma.
ton 10 W. q Davis Chief 81 Police. of ~ the un.
dcnigncd. FRED .. OF, ~ Poplar sifcct
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,iATts

Jar uERMASs wATrR cURE BATHS or
~ All detcfptiousi Turkish baths. 80 bot and
cold &c ~ sccgud street
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West india aud Pacific steamship Compani's
bfaii steamers.

The Steamers Of this, tho only regular line sdil.
inr tom Toe south "a Liverpool. HfU ven popular
with uIurnnrft aud The route ilUY afu hflnF les
liable 90 bad weather than that ~ The NrW YORK
ttramcu makes the trip Thoroughly rnl yablc.
Tie following HiNamnfsHn rFfFriHd iu loafN here's
IIOmuiAN, o. sail about May "a
UfUNANn HALi, 90 all about May "a
AhUEAN, 10 10 about HaY A
utiltN, 20 ull about June y
TtNAt. 10 sall about iuura
NW titIf. 90 all about fuue1
JAMAICAN. tu s1ll about June ~
Balloon Fafaaiicucd ~ Liverpool. ei0oi through
~ Paris VIA calais or Dover Tint class TAIL. etc.
SID. uf Third clnsa rail- $40.
Return flckctsa New orleans 10 Liverpool an1
fffufu. Ctu New orleans a. Paris nud return.
nrtfas 40 tho way, fl0 Chiidrun aud solyanis
at % friur'luh
appIy ~ ~ J. HANDlRa,
90 Cafondclel street New orleans.
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Ordor of Puhllcntlon.

SO T1ta. a. Din thc NhauorfF CONT ni shelby
county, Tenn. merriam cotton Oh Co Va w.
y. Chapman.
u appearing from thr answer and rfus hlll ~ de-
ffuhnut nlni In HHufr efu.f and unifI a sworn
90 that che defendant AmrHrlu tui ~ OF Npin'
uuny IL nnu resident I'D tnT state 20 leunelsce.
and f,a lfruf 20 Che state ul ohio.
lts thrfsf1rr orirnd thai % make lis appcar
anou hrfrIn 10 tho CnurIh0usr ui shelby cuunif. IA
tho CiY ~ Mrmphis unW Taxing District 20 shcl.
Nv county 1Cun nn tho lui huulll IN tune
iari AMI uIrti HnsWrf or dnnuf 81 rumplfiuahts
Crnss biii nf the fame will tn taken Go cuuifssfd
o. ID ID and art Zoe hcifiuF ck ptfic, nnd va
iohf surse,.i = weeks ~ t.u Memphis Appeal
This lih day ~ April lt.A
IfuC Copy Attest
nyTn Caldwell. o. g. = ~.
ant iottllf
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Chancery Sale
or
II e A i e S Y A r E.

No az, v In thc Chancory Court II Shelby
Counu-fanulo &. nostuick "a nL 81 Elizabeth
swift "a nl.
iiy virtue ~ on iniofl0suiory decree f1r nile On.
tered boz ihr shove rauaf on thu iti day of July,
itNl, a. a. ~ puEe ~. nnd fyurwrd 81 dny ~
April iis1. n. ~ hi, tNrc q. I VIII srl ni public
auction. 10 the hlrhui h'ddHt ln ifuui ui Tho
ClrfE and Masters OnOo, 90 iuc Main street ut.
uuuog ~ thc courteous ui shelby County, Mem
phls. Tenn. on
saturday, 18Th Day ~ uay, 1850,
within legal hours the following dclodbei proper
" situated In The Taxing District 81 shelby toun'
", Tenncsscc, towir
beginning NJ a point on The east side ~ Front
HoN ~ feet north ol The northeast corner oi
CoiH tiufi aud noni Row. thrnru east iiH, irot
i0 the alloy between lfuni Row and Main street.
thence Fuuth with the Wrft sdn nf Hue ~ tald
alley ~ frut tn The north eide ~ limo Of tonu
street thence west With The nunh aide o. line N
touH STREET 81 feet thence north ii irUt thnurc
wet O. feet 10 The east 'de ~ line n iruut Row
thence north with Che east eide 0r line OF lfuni
iluw 10 The beginning. with all the impfuyomcnis
thereon
Terms 81 aaie-ono ihlfd caih. balance on a
credit " ono two aud thuc year. note bearing
Interest, with security required. licn retained.
redemption barred.
ThhG.h dag " Aprii. 1857
X ~ MriiLNKY. Clerk and fiaiicf
Crah 4 Co0pef rnsiun A Postum. MORAN 4 No
iafiand. and fiedlng Pearson. tOllclior.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
NoIE-s paLr iEKeept sundaE
End Dummy Lint

Arrives and Departs from Cor rhlrd and Monroe
4 SlreotA
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CHEAP COLUMN.
Advertisements IN s column w1 be CHARGED n r1,, a,
lbc ort,0o lines one n'stro t'No Insertions, 25 one
lrock. SOC


uock. SOC
PERSONAL.
A sHBRooK & WHITE, 90 FRONT ST. PAY
~ highest cash prices for Hides. FuH and Wool
uAvE YOUR MATTRESSES RENOVATED by
Il Il Ms Jno. Clayin, l21 Vance 81; telephone asl
IJ1DEs AND FURs WANTED AND nIGHEsT
IL prices paid. sClIElBLER & co, 2O3 Main st.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
A LIEN q FINLEY. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
~ aud BROKERS. 10 Madison street
~ GOODWIN & HEARD. RIAL Estate AGENTS,
VI brokers aud collectors No. Madison street
Ii l. GUIoN. kEAL Estate AGENT.
II. ~ Madison street
uATcHETr. RICE & 60. RIAL ESTATE AND
II Insurance Agents sS Main vt. Memphis
/ ouDoN 4 CRoFToN, REAL ESTATE AND
l. lnsumnec Agents. Sl5 Main street
NJ NJ. GILCHRlsT & co. REAL ESTATE
wi. Agents. Masonic Temple
ID l. GoYER a co, REAL EsTATE AGkNIs
IL. aud Broker. No q Madton slrcet
ID J.BLACK a co, KEAL E9IAIE AGENTS,
rJ,HE CONAwAY RIAL Estate AGENCY, IS
L Main street, Established 1874
A DWELLING AND STORE CONFINED. :
~ Marshall avenue. Apply At - loncs avenue
A TwOsTORY BRICK HOUSE, n JOHNSON
~. avenue, containing rooms. Dlnlng.room.
kitchens stable and all convenience. Rent 90 Der
month. Possession given ist of May Apply to
y. n. NENN. Cor. Second and Jefferson.
A GROOM HOUSE. 20 LOONEY STREET.
~. Apply at 80 looncy street
A GOOD STAND. SUITABLE FoR DRUG
~ store good location; or for butcher shop aud
grocery combined Apply cor. III aud broEdway.
A NEw BROOM COTTAGE. rs MosBY ST.:
~ inquire at 10 high sr-st
An SRoOM HOUSE NEWLY REPAIRED, AT
~ III Vance street Apply at IL Vance street.
COTTAGE. So PER MONTH. 20 ROSS AVE
" nue. IN good wpaif Apply at "a Mosby 81.
1--WE SMALL HOUSES or IOWA. BETWEEN
IL Arkanfas aud Indiana Aycnlc< Apply 10 H.
l. GuioN. Agent, 10 Madison street
~ GOD HousR. FiNE TRACT LAND. CHEAP.
VI near White station. Apply nt ~ Market A.
HOUSE WITH ROOMS AND HALL. LARGE
II yard. 10 Orleans street 80 per month.
IIoTEL, sIoREs. COTTAGES. ROOMS
IL !. u EAIlN, 90 -ccnnd srcet
DEsipENCR, 80 THiRbs rREEr. NgARM MAD
IL isDn! tt5 per m0lth mot convenient lUca
ton for the price Ia the civ. Apply on premises
Immediately.
T'NosIOKY HOUsE on CDENER oF KEEL
4 and iihh street Chclfca Call aiaborc addrs,t
NTERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
V al hldgcNay station, ~ y q \. "
- MN &nOOA HOUSES. GOA ga ASDOAINi.s
- ~ tYIcT month ApplLN
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CuiHOroDisr.

nnC ). sChLi.EK IitEAts UORNs All
II bunipna onlce h0um an ull ip.m No
90 Main sircct
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A FRONT Room Win GOOD BOAHb AT i05
~ count street
A PEw BoARDERsCA ~ ACCOMMODATED
~ ~ ~ Mississippi avenue
nEsiKAHLE ROOMS WITH BOARD AT -
II Madi.on street.
IsLEGANT FURNISHED FnoST ROOM WITH
" bet q tahlc board NJ 80 Maina
NICELY FURNISHED ROOJ ASp FiImr.
- elias bnhid az lA NAN,E ~
NTiCE ROOMS AND BOARD! AIsO. DAY
~ buaricr3 reasonable prizes French iamily.
40 Monnuc street
DLTAsASr ROOMS WITH BOARDi ALSO, A
i few day bpafdir. n " Alahana street
DLKAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS. Win Good
i table board references exchanged " hsdf
ton ftfct
DooNs AND BOARD. Also DAY BOAEDElls.
IL ATS court street
TWO ROONs- CONTAMINATED AND OSEUN.
i iurnishsd-wlth boafl. % 10 seuoni .trcet
fI'nKEE on FOuR LARUg Rooms, Win on
/ without hoard OF suitable tof light house
Keeping. AZ MARKET arct
On4 FECoND sTnEET FURNISHED ROOMS.
- jsI with or without bard.
LAND 10 LEr.
% AcREs OK LATHAM ANKNuE. FoR A GAR
. den A. conDils q Mosbysi.
ron sAin on nENr.
nNE NiCE INV GLOON COITAuk no II
" Aston avenue Apply 10
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roous roIt-

fnnhS 10 III.
a FRoNT OR BACK PARLoR AND 4 SINGLE
~ iront room. nuely furnished, 40 Madisoni
references
nEslllAHLE OFFlCfs Is cUffuN tktilANGE
~ building Apply 70 liLNiN ilOlifN, -cc.N
DHlRAnLE DOUBLE fRONr OFFICE SIC
/ y ond hnur - second street. Also two kcrIlng'
fuons Apply 90 =. W. =. hoWNE.
HOUR ogs NiCE LEfrtNg Rooms Al No. a
u Madison a. q. n. REnFORD. Agt, Appeal
INUKNlsuED ROOMS At 81 MAIN STREE
II adjoining Gaynso Hotel
NICELY FURNISHED gOONs AT iJ7 MUS.
~ ne street.
nFFiCF ROOMS oN MADISON STREET. MAR
" iruut inguIrr nj Madison succi, OF Room
!. cotton Exchange building
DLEAsANTi.Y SITUATED FURNISHED AND
i uniumi.hcd floue No u Mafsci .ir''t
rI'nuEE ROOMS ABOVE A. 49, W. UObWtN's
j dfy ruois store suitable Zoe onlcc
= ROOMS uN SECOND FLOOR Two HOOMs
- ou Third door, n lcfen1u sifcrt Aprly io
VICTOR ~ fitllf COS Wui a.
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sa.s....4rii Nailey Route -. -. 4. u. ~
teavcsl Arrives
syickshurg Ex iOU0Am eVirtshurgFg coo m
N U. Fast Mail taOpm -. q tu.i Nall $40 m
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CHICAGO REVIEW.
Business in the Grain Center Dur
ing Yesterdays Session.

CHICAGO, September 2.-In wheat
liberal speculative business was trans
acted and the local temper of the market
was rather bullish. Reports on stocks
showed decrease for the week, Mime
apolis leading with decrease of 1000
bushels. Chicago elevator stocks are
now 1 .94S, ,905 bushels against {, $40 ,329
a year ago, there having been an increase
during the past week of Al 900 bushels,
with New York and lakes and canals
to hear from. The crowd here were tigur-
ing on decrease visible of from 1000 to
5000 bushels. This was really leading
bull card. To-day the sales aggregated
over 100000. Futures, after strong
opening, sold up to point Aa1sc. above
Saturdays closing range. During the
last hour of the session the market grad
ually weakened under general and free
realizing by "longs," and all early inn
provement in September and october was
lost. There was a net gain of Ac. i'll the
pear, and about @c in May.
In corn, fair degree of speculative act
ivity was experienced i'll this market eal ly
in the day. The market opened a shade
above the closing prices of Saturday,
was firm and gradually advanced nc,
ruled easy and closed shade higher than
Saturday.
Oats were Steadicr, futures were strong
est and prices were bid up Ac. by
''shorts" covering. Earlier futures SYM
pathized to limited extent, as offerings
were not large.
Quite large trade was had lin the mar
lct for mess pork, and the market was
considerably unsettled. During the latter
part of the session the feeling was easy
and the market closed steady at medium
figures.
Only a moderate trade was reported
in the lard market.
The trading was moderately active in
ribs. The early market was weak, prices
declining 5a10c. Later, the feeling was
steadier and the greater portion of the
decline was recovered.
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THE HICKORY FAIR.
1T Will Last -Four Days and VIII
he Held This Month,

Secretary Kilian, of the Hickory Ca
tawba Industrial Association has issued
the following prospectus concerning the
holding of the fifth annual fair of the As
sociation:
The Hickory Catawba Industrial Asso-
citation will hold its fifth annual fair at
Hickory, N. c., September "a, 25, 26, 26,
1889.
This is the oldest fair in Western North
Carolina, and has always met with grand
success. 1t is still i'll the lead and we
call on the farmers and Farmers Allan
Ces, and I'll classes, to come and bring Of
the first fruits OF their flock, the choice of
their farm products and mechanical arts,
and meet and rejoice together i'll their
gifts given to them.
We guarantee justice to ALL Great i'm
provementS have been made on the new
grounds and race track-none better in
the State.
The Fourth Regiment M. o. Band will
be in attendance each day This is the
finest drilled band in the State.
A grand museum of living curiosities-
over 200 different kinds sOfanimalS, birds,
etc. free inside the fair; a tug-oEwar;
foot races; bicycle race; racing and trot-
ting each day; also Alliance contest
The grandest opportunity ever offered
the people. The price is only one-half
of other fairs. For twenty-five ccntsy you
can see the entire exhibit. For one dol
lar you can get a season ticket, which
will also entitle you to make all entries
free eSCcDt in SDppd classes
Let everybody come and be happy.
S. Z. KILIIAN, Secretary.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-09-03
THE OPERA HOUSE
To be Open for Engagements by
the First of November.

Mr.. w. T. Reynolds said yesterday that
it wis the present intention of the own
ers of the new opera house on Patton
avenue to have the same opened to the
public by November 1, and that all the
arrangements for scenery, furniture i'm
proved stage, etc, had been pei fected.
I he scenery and decorations will be exc
cuted by Eugene Cramer, the well known
theatrical manager, of Columbia, S. c.,
and will be elegant and elaborate. The
furniture will be put in by ycelebrated play.
house outhtters of New York and PhiIa-
delphia, OF the best quality and design.
Everything pertaining to theopera house
will be strictly tirstclass, and a superb
company will be secured for the opening
night. Fire escapes, broad stairways,
numerous exits, illumination and heating
arrangements will receive especial atten-
ton, and not a convenience or necessity
will be lacking in the new opera house
when it is thrown open to the public.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-09-03
GOV. FoNle In the city.

His excellency Gov. Daniel G. Fowle
arrived in the city on the afternoon train
from Hot Springs yesterday. He was
met at the station by Mayor Blanton
and number of leading citizens in car
riages, and escorted to the Battery Park
where he occupies an elegant suite of
rooms. A large number of Ashevilles
most prominent people called on his ex-
cellency at the hotel during the afternoon
and evening to pay their respects to the
chief magistrate of the commonwealth.
The Governor grasped each hand, gave it
hearty shake, and said it gave him
great pleasure to meet the citizens who
had shown him so marked courtesy on
this very pleasant occasion.