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New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
ORANGE.
FOR THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FAIR.

FOR TIE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FAIR.
The people OF Orange are much interested IN the
mir and loan exhibition in aid Of the Orange Memorial
Hospital TO be held in Music Hall on Tuesday and
Wednesday next The workers in the cause are max
Ing energetic efforts perfect the entertainment ana
a social and financial success may he confidently eX
pectcd The most important feature OF The iair VIII
be the loan exhibition in the upper hali' Exhipl's
have been promised by prominent New-1ork artls's
ond rare china and silver, old manuscripts and fur
n;,ure will make the collection Of Interest and value
10 its patrons. The main hall viii be decon,"a WIN
~ rs of all nations making brilliant environment
tor the attractive novelties In the various booths
Ladies will find useful and fancy articles Tor s eac
rentlemen will enjoy smoking room, cosby ht'ed
IN and children will have an afternoon entertainment
OF magic and ventnloqulsm. supper Will be server
Mt 6 O'Clock and lssler's orchestra VIII pay Io'
dancing during the evening.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
IERSEY CITY

The officials OF Jersey City, the Board OF Trace anu
. number OF persons interested In procuring supply
NJ pure and wholesome water for the city went 10
goonton yesterday To inspect the Rockaway water
she'd When they returned they reported that here
was no sewage emptied into the river and that ue
water was pure. The official reports VIII be SUD
mitted 10 the street and Water Commissioners mex,
Tuesday.
Kenney Hayner who shot his wife. Lottc liaSneF'
and Michael Adams. September ., ana Johh NC
1auublin who killed George Miller In Hobok'h on
sentemher "a were arragned before Judge W'rS YES
terday They were remanded until Monday, when th'
date Of the trials will be fiXtd.
Charles Van Tasse and Susan Mason We're nhrrle1 ,
Yesterday bv Justice Martinez. The bridegroom Siiu
he WAS an actor and lived in Newark, while me m1ue
ceva ber home MS New York and said she WIS a
Smemher OF Gus. HIS variety company. George >.
and ENen +. Lavender were the witnesses. ihey
s,id tAey belonged to the same company.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
NEW.RRINSWICK.

The inquest In the cose Of Lee Jcfnes. VINO WIS
accidentally killed Thursday by Joseph Hardy VIII be
held TO morrow morning before Recorder Ilarkins.
Ilardy, who is confined in prison. feels his position
keenly
a number Of the heirs Of Alpheus Freeman held
a meeting yesterday to device means for obtaining
possession OF the estate portion o! the properly
Is now occupied by the Pennsylvania Railroad. ana
a number Of local capitalists have been trying To buy
OF the heir, of the estate. In the hope Of making
the rarOad company pay dearly for the land some
OF the heirs that the attorney OF the syndicate
misrepresented the matter to them In the attempt
to secure their signatures.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
pANON\E.

There we're two interesting contests at the weekly
shoot OF tho New-Jersey shooting Club yesterday
afternoon at Clarcmont, y. J. Frederic G. Moore
won the eleventh match for the diamond medal de
feafIng Edward L. Vrcdenburgh. who tied his score.
Roh men had allowance Of five blueiocks. and broke
twen,y-sx out oi a total Of thirty. Eight other crack
shots made good scores ". J. simpson, A. r. Comp
son and F. q. Moore have each won two matches for
the medal. The final match will take place next
month. ,a..
pdze in the Quinby match. They had five birds OF
nnknown angles. Ave keystone, five walsing and three
pairs Without allowance. Elmer +. Beoney won
on q score of sixteen.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
PT.AJNFIFI.D

There appears to be revival Of interest In chess
among New-Jersey players. and II is probable that
series Of club contests will be arranged ny the Cen
trail NewJerSey lovers OF the game during the winter
months The Elizabethpoit Chess Club has appointed
as n committee 10 arrange for a CHESS tournament
NesSrs Thum, Quen and Weiss. II possible series
OF games will be played by Eliabethpor Elizabeth
and Planfcd chess Players.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
STATEN ISLAND

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has awarded con
tracts for two stce-screw frTyboats. The new boat
to be floating palaces and will be used for carry
ing passengers between Jersey City and the Staten
Island ferry at Whitehall-st.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
HOBOkEN.

Three OF the grecngoods men arrested In HoboScn
Tuesday night arraigncd before Recorder Ne
Donough yesterday. The principal. George Wopd
sent word by Judge DAY. his counsel that he was
too In TO appear Edwuri sheyck. one Of the vc
tins. said this was not trus-tat he had W.od
On the street half hour before The other Witness
John Tuthill has gone back T. his home I'm Missouri.
Sheyck said he could not Identify the prisoners
be had dealings with wo d only. The ca was I'D
tourIed Thursday. Tho police that TutMl
vas paia to 60 home. and that Shcyck would flow
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Book Sale o
"OUR LEADER SERIES"

Handsome cloii-bound books.
Arabian Nights. Chlld's History u England. Door,
slayer. East Lynne. Grimn,'s Fairy Tlc-. Handy
ANDY IyOnho". Jane Eyre. i Iln TlaifiN Last p1V,
of Pompcn. Lorna Dopur. oliver Twist. Pathfinder
pourr> The Prairie, Robinson CrIsoe, R1noli.
Rory g. ,rc. GNing's Skoth BOOK. Tom brown
Twenty Thousand League. WHY Reilly Sc; pub.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
1st floor.

Lenther Travelling Bags, Dressing
and Toilet Cases, Card Cases.
and POrtensOnnaies. Fino
Stationery, Library Table Sets and
Ornaments, Opera Glasses, Fans,
LOrgmettes, Silrer Toilet Sets,
Match BOres, and Ornaments,
PerJumery and Toilet articles.
Fancy Baskets, Bags, Glove and
Mouchoir Cases, Bureau Sachets,
Mems Neckwear Cases, Collar and
Cuff Boxes, Etching and Music
Folios, Wall Pockets, &c.
Mems Meckwear, House and Bath Robes,
Smoking Jackets. Mufflers.
Ladies' and GentIemen's Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Canes, Riding
Whips, and Crops.
18th ST., 18th ST., and Sixth Ave;
QSth Street Station Elevated Road.)
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

NOTE-ln quoting the publishers list prices do not
wish convey the impression that other dealers ask such
high prices. Every progressive Retailer sells books at
less than pubshers's list prices. We are certain
however that ns other house sells Books at anything
like our special prices. Mail orders should b. sent in at
tho earliest possible moment. Holiday catalogue FREE
70 any address.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Announcements.

HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D.
80 WEST s9TH-ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous System enito Urinary Organs
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

Fest Hair Grower and Dressing. DR.. IIays's
Har Health. Restores youthful color beauty To grzy
hair Don't soil skin or iinen Druggists. soc.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

SHORT TALKS WITH AMERICAN VOTERS
O. pamphlet composed entirely OF the mnguin.
cent articles OF Hon. Roswell q. Horr. written for
TIN. Weekly Tribune. on the Tnrn and tho Currency.
This l. perfect mine OF In formation aggressive
Republican cumpaian. Every campaign orator should
,o,-c--n copy. "Proteciion Not Tax" Why n High
Thrift Pny-," Tho Real Doctrine Of Projections"
erich aud Poor in America, 'Rcciprocity,"
"NIoncy for the People Z" Farm Implements Abroad
''Thc Omnha Platforms" "Tnrm Mortgages" and
"tInnce Flint Money Nonsense" are only u low OF
the topics treated. !J cents n copy.
CHILL AND TIE NEW AMERICAN NAvY.-Prcsl-
dent IIarrisons mcssnRes TO Congress IN insult
the american uniform and flag In Valparaiso mud
tended descriptions OF the now warships OF tho
United states, with numerous illustrations and In
Guiding a complete list OF all the vessels, their
size, nrma crews, This document gives
list Of all the vessels of the old Navy. This
Exrn will be read with the interest by every
American citizen. Pamphlet form, 81 pages. rs cents
n copy.
WARSIIIPS SUNK At sAMOA.-NIeu make tho
American NAVY fully much American ships Upon
what could we depend IN n foreign war Z Read the
of the gallant the ingenuity dosged
obsiinncy with which our warships encountered the
overwhelming forces of Nature In the hurricane at
rnmoa This number nIso cOnia. .u~ the "JohnstOwn
Disaster" American Girls Abroad" and their titled
husbands, stories of Hunting, etc. lOI pages. 10
cents u copy.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, tSOI.-
The proceedings. reported by tho Rev. john II.
Dcvins, expo ricnced Journalist and
clergyman, nnd revised md enlarged. In pamphlet
form. ID cents u
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

soon as he could get back the 300 taken from
him by them. which Is now in the hands OF Recorder
McDonough.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
UBIoUR
CBIcUE.
A NEW COLLAR

PHILLIPS DIGEsTIDLE Cocoa
and valuable food beverage. II Is dell.
cous the taste and highly nutritious Easily dgoeted.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
10000 SETS.

Dickcns's. q Nol., published AZ 80 ....... q ~.
pich"ns''. 10 N"s pIhIish'd ~ Fl1.-......- sJ.Io
1hachcr,y. 10 vols, published slO.......... SHY
Iyall q vols. published At s7.aj ............ ~ vo
Lamb, VOLS, p""lHh'n "t ne.
Eliot. N"l'.' punlsh'd at f?-.-.-. Si.J7
Emerson, = vols. published at 800 ........ ~,
Hugh, vols. published s.. 80 ...... i,c
sue " vols. published at $50 Observation-Disclosures i,,
Macaulav's England. vols. published at SG.5 oSr
Shakespeare. 3 vols, publ, at 5000 .. = ,o
Irving. u vols publ, shol at ~. ............. N1tS
IonRfcllow's . vols. published -. 80 ..... .0c
Dumas q vols, published at SEQ .......... ~ 30
Gibbons Rome. vols, published AT $500 - ~ gS
Waycrl,y Novels. l. vols. published at $500 S3.6g
Hawthorne. vols, published at $500 ...... SLID
shake are N"' publisher at 10
webster. $3.50 original Dictionary ............. t0r
thembcIs's Encyclopedia, II vols, published at
$500. $3.50
Prescous Ferdinand and Isabel = Nols published
ct ~ so 0Sc
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

LADIES WHITE KID OXFORD TIES. So 6
FRENCH HEELS. ...........-.---.
LADIES GLACE KID OXFORD TIES
FRENCH HEELS. IN BLUE, TAN = 4
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TIES. FRENCH HEELS ....-...-..... ~
LADIES WHITE KID GOLD TRIMMED - z
OXFORD TIES. FRENCH HEELS. O'S
LADIES SUEDE OXFORD TIES. n r
CORDED VAMP. LOUIS Ky. HEELS rs
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OXFORD TIES. LOUIS XIV. HEELS 70
LADIES' GOLD KID OXFORD TiES. - r
LOUIS Ky. HEELS .--..-...-.....--.. ~
LADIES BLACK VELVET CARRIAGE q Z
BOOTS ........-.........-.-...-- .--.-..-.-..-
LADIES, MATALAISE CARRIAGE n 4
BOOTS. IN RID AND GEAY.........
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

CAMPAIGN SHEET EXTRAs.-The campaign 10
over, but the discussion of economic and political
questions IL For the benefit OF those who desire
them, IA budget of the iow.priccd campaign sheet
of The Tribune. 10 in number, will be sent 70
those desiring them, for IS cents, posta ge poid.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

NORTHFIELD, TIE tXERCIsEs AT-Nsw
ready. 1J cents a copy.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

KNITTING AND CROCHET, 1S81.-Ncw. % paGes
The hand and best knitting and Crochet Extra
cvc vcr issued by The Tribune. rs cents a copy TPis
issus voted patterns for lace garments sassess
and cushion covers, trimming, curtain bands BASS
mats scarfs, tdics, handkerchicfs, etc. In sdaucn
~ pages Of char rnimg "Home aud society srness
from The sunday Tribune. A delightful number.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

TRIBUNE WAR sTORIEs.-A magnificent coiee.
tlon over 80 stories OF tho Civil War, written os
| actual participants somc Of their tales arc asons
the thrilling and pathetic which have been pss
| into print. 1O4 pagcs ID cents n copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lfOR LEASE OR SALE
square of srould conveniently located near the
BDSlNLSS CENTER OF the city. on thePE n NSYLVA-
MA RAILROAD. with siding running into IL, Just
TIE PLACE Tor COAL AND MOOD. LUMBER Oh
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS.
FOR LEASE
A new building. centrally located, CONTAINING
~ LIGHT AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS, BATH
ROOMS. a number Of storage closets large cellar
PASSENGER ELEVATION: HEATED BY STEA "A;
every modern convenience. we'll adapted for SMALL
HOTEL or RON RENTING.
49, FLAT.
FOR RENT-A comfortable, conveniently arranged
fLAI containing rooms. kitchen, bath and closets:
heated by steam; with ali modern improv in
THE OhME" apartment building.
FOR RENT
LAkGE AND COMFORTABLE STABLES. con-
tanning II stalls each.
,,o, WARE HOUSES.
LAkGE WARE HOUSES conveniently located for
SlohAGE OR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
JAMES F. BARBOUR,
. 51l l1th st. n. W.,
lao-eolm OWNER.
k'Ok kENT-A NEW HALIET DAVIS UPRIGHT
piano perfect instrument; just suited TOR AN e.e
Hant nome Where music IS special social feature
hALLEI DAVIS. OIL 9Th st. NV. ,aS.u
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II IN Diamonds, Wntcheo. JsWelTy. 6tlv0r Waro. ~ .
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eWelyy repairing specaalty. 0ol6
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MANIFESTATIONS.

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tCASfEs ~ 4 gOUs0 oIkL. POSITION AS
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOT AT COLONIAL BEACH FOR
w cash. must be 9 bargain. Address SAM. Star
Office 1t
WANTED HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS IN
w the eastern section: owners desiring to sell, ES
PECIALLY VACANT GROUND OR SMALL HOUSES
(Nkw OR OLD. send me LOWEST prices and de-
scription Quick sales made, If cheap. in localities
near Md ave. II st. East Cap. ct. and Pa. The
PURCHASE AND SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE
EASTERN SECTION SPECIALITY,
jaS-3t CHAS. A. SHIELDS, laos F st. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09
FOR RENT-FIATS.

EOR RENT-HANDSOME FLAT OF THREE
Il rooms. nrst noor. including range pantry, porch
large yard rear; cheapest and best rooms to right
party; Capitol Hill; -, 1th ne jag-:H
EOR RENT-wEsT END FLATS. a62O ST. n W.
LIST floor. rooms bath. RANGE, all mod. imps- also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09
FOR RENT--HOUSES.
CoR RENT-UNFURNIsgFn

The Imperial Hotel,
Pa ave T., 18th and eol5 Q ct nv. q. SO
hf,n NV Ef $500 3Qls 81 NV. llr .......s5
large halls and VI. n ave nv. a...... u
l nv. 6s e III. si :. n.y. n q
So ilsh 8, nv. i,r loo % dpl - NJ 4,
81 l,th - NV. ltr. lJO % sul NV. 81 a.
IN. Mas NV, lar Is JON ana NV tB
Sis iath 81 NV, 1T. loo dAtsl, sr........... 90
ivy y,h g NV. lar. loo 1916 i5th NV R IS -
feI y oa :. nv H...-lo1 a. Mstnw. . 80
Los lath NV. iif si 8 iiSi i9sS St NV. -
al NV lar - tS,l q NV. n. ......-. 50
l5lo NV. l2r * I4is q Il NV, Tor soy -
iVoe ioth 81 nv, M.....7 lss=. Mass. nv, lsr
FURNISHED.
conn avs ns.s a ss IF
= near 18th St NV. - 18th st, cor CorcoTAn
near isth 8 nv. ~. 80 New Jersey ave near
i mr. si i3t tH s. NV sSp, !. s. aar
~: .t 2ss .v:is. s. i iSS
SS Yn sNe near 81 NV. Ssth II near Y NV.
l ave i4th st R st near PSI nv, -
r 81 near 18th nv. l5r. .l1o VT and NV lsr :
OFFICES.
400 lth st nv, 81. 500 426 9Th Of nv, 2r $40
i3g st NV. Ar; q hr 90 laI ST 2r Sd Dir 70
l41l Pa av NV. I'd and building. :. -
ID floors Is to B, 6o-5 .Ih ST. severa. rs
i!Sp s tt.h s'nw. H. ~ I.ls 81 nv. several rs
"a uOos.....-....-.-.-.-.
STORES
I5S. sia5 1913 ri st n~......: SIS
dwelling ...-.--.....-..45i
STABLES
coreoran Art Gallery l:s;4 = ave nwtrear,. els
GALLEY in resr). SEQ l6sJ l4th ST lrearD II
our ONCE only. THOMAS }. fIsHEk CO.
lA9 lisa + st. IA. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09

LOR kENr-NEN HUUsE-t4l 81. NJ KY
at 80 =; % ROOMS, bath and IAntry IL II frOnt.
lalerod, cellar, alley. rent, e.s %. Inquire v
oNEer, A. J. HUNT. 1903 81. "a. G24-lm
l.'OR kENT-UR LEAsE FOR ONE, TWO OR
Il three Years, ssU Ter month, ll.-B 9TH 4.
handsome new private residence nrlstlcAily Planned
and nnIsLed: STANDS alone t.rraced grounds. 10
MONS, rlttiy and tasseIu!ly TaIred aeco-
rated. reception hall, lgh CeIInss. Ercpiacss and
IOsgIa handsomely tiled. "a windows. Al loOkIug
sSun; nne views, conservatory, bath rUOM with iOs
cold water and excellent plunblnl. TWO te.ars,
cement nooTs; DsauiIiul EOlle . private iallly
only key next donr, ll-J 9TH 81. n. Apply
owner. Mrs. sAhA A. SPkNCEk. SpenceriAn College
OfIlce, sth and IN ". arlO-Sm
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
LoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HoTLL CUR
L nishsdJ 1t Forest Glen. Md. near station, ma.
Also . broom new house. cheap, only blocks from
station. J. 4 HARTFORD.
1t l4lH u st.
GRACE N. THOMAS. 100 COkCOkAN BUILD.
" ing. offers dscldea bargains In lots ct Brvokland
and VICINITY: terms easy. lal-3t
LOR SALE
- 20 acres Of land railroad station. between
Mashinxton and Aexandria city: Groom house, large
trees. rood water; barns. &c. splendid garden
oAiry farm; would subdvide weii. Also ~ ares,
wen improved. near above. Also 10 acres. AL ON
very easy terms and very low. lend call Tor map
q tue country In the vicinity Of sshington showing
the location VI these places. with large list Of other
l.<l II Of. nv. 1ai)-Ut
EoR sALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF LAND
containing over forty acres N the District lying
tue road e-vinx troia tine capital TO Hyafuve. This
ground 10 elevated and viii subdlvide nicely. New
1ork avenue extended will through the Of
1t. Must gyow N vsIus TApadiy. Price. 1900. 80
u. II ID, WAHNkR CO..
h4-os el0 q. q Y.
~ M vuru
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T. WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST. N.N.-cAh-
pet Llnlng Aabestos 0oodk. hlnor br ck and Clay.
= and S-ply hsonus. Lszns. csansn. and Sl.leoel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-09
WANTED---HOUSES.

VVANTED-HOUsE, NORTHWEST: SMALL
w cash payment and 500 per month thereafter; all
modern rovements: nine rooms. and must b de-
cided bargain. Address HOUSE. star office. 1t
VITANTED TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER,
w small brick residence in northwest section
give number Of house, full description and price.
Address Cash, Star off1ce. IT.
w desiring Q home in the city will give about
81. 900 cash for house of or rooms. all m l.. in
Star office 1t
XNANTED-DIRECT FROM OwNBR, A STORE
w and dwelling combined. in q good location
either in n n Q. must be cheap. Address j.
NJ J.. Star Office. It
VVANTED-TO PURCHASE A BARGAIN IN
w Washington, rented so that II il paying big in
terest Send full particulars only to b. E. Star ONCE
jag-3t
yNANTED-I HAVE $500 CASH AND DESIRE
w to purchase house northeast the CaIito for
81. 600 to 49, 800: $40 y25 monthly payments: i'm
mediate Possession wanted Address, giving location.
CAPITOL, Star Office. 1t
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03
Trustees Sale.

WIN II AS. Wallace b. Black and Lucy A.
Black b. their certain Trust Deed. dated July
29th. a. ID. lSyl. and recorded in Vol 10 ii
Scotland county. Missouri, conveyed to tho
undersigned as Trustee, the following describ
cd real estate situated in Scotland county
northwest quarter (Qrl and the northwest
fourth 90 OF the nOrthcas, quarter TORI Of
section sixteen tl6,. township sixty five l6S
Meridian: Hls0. lot four a, and south half ~
lot three CD Of block six 90 Of Cccil's second
I'D, addition to the town Of Memphis, Mo.
purpose of securing the payment OF one prin
cipal note aud ten no, interest coupon notes
therein described: and
WHEREAS, 1t Is provided In said Trust Deed
that If default he made in the payment Ol
SAID principal or OF said interest notes when
due, then the entire amount of said principal
cOllectable ut the option Of the legal holder
thereof and this Trust Deed fcreclOsesi: and
WHEREAS Default has been made In the
payment of two of said coupon interest notes
and same are long past due and unpaid: and
WHEREAS. II Is also provided IN said Trust
Deed that II default bc made In the payment
mortgages on said real estate, then the entire
amount of principal and interest. secured by
this Trust Deed. may be considered due aud
WHEREAS, Default has been made on the
interest said prior mortgages. and there
fore the holder and owner OF the note herein
secured nave etccscU 10 cOusIucT tuc sulu pTlu
cipal and interest accrued due and collect
able: nov
Therefore. /. the undersigned Trustee, Al
the request of the holder and legal owner OF
smid note and in accordance with the terms III
saia Trust Deed. will ON Saturday. the 18th
day of November, A. ID. 1892 between the
hours Of A. a. and r. NJ of that day. OHea
said property. herein before described, fOI
sale ssulject to all prior liens and encumbrcn
ccsI at the south front door or the COur,
House IN the city of Memphis. In said county
OF Scotland and state of Missouri.
Said sale to be at Public Auction TO the
highest bidder for cash IN hand, FOR the pur
pose of satisfying said debt and costs
+. X. BARTLETr. Trustee.
Memphis, Mo. October 18th. A. ID. lsse.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-03
The campaign issues have bee

The campaign issues have been
maie and discussed by the speakers
all over this county. The speakers
for the Democratic and Republican
parties have simply shown to the vo-
ter that they are alike in principle &.
say that wrongs need rightIng, but
fail absolutely to tell the voter when
ar how they propose to right those
wrongs. They have both talked tar
1T, cracked their jokes and applied the
party lash and the bloody shirt for the
past fifteen Years at ruinous ex-
pense to the farmers and laiUrers Of
our county and country. They have
concentrated the wealth of the people
BY Unfair l:.wS into the hands of the
few, taken the products Of labor and
given it to the rich, while their plat.
forms show to the voters that they do
not intend to give the peopI, any re-
lief, notwithstanding special promises
OF some Of their speakers.
The Peoples party has boldly an
nounced their platform, which is plain
and easy to understand. and not filled
with platitude Of meaningless words
like those OF the old parties. The ar.
gument Of our speakers are Incontro.
vertible, plain, convincing and point
out the remedies which will surely
give the desired relief needed for the
people. The voters have given good
audience to the PopuIist speakers,
better than to any other party. They
ARE convinced that the remedies offer.
ed will bring the relief demanded and
will march to the ballot box mex,
Tuesday in solid phalanx and deposite
their votes, which are Of the people,
by the people and for the people.
Kiss your wives and babies before you
go to the polls and tell them by the
grace of God you will deposite one
ballot, unfettcred by partisan hate OF
mercenary motives: in the rule of love
laid down BY the lowly Nazerine, TO,
your country, your home and your
God. Do this and leave the results
TO Him who knoweth the hearts OF
the people and who has heard the cry
Of millions, asking that they have ar
opportunity to live, bread fornourish
ment, clothing to warm the body and
that they Ike no longer forced to beg
and live off the charity Of those mcr
whom bad laws have made millionaire
by sharing the profits Of other men:
labor.