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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

HlsroRY OF WoRDs.-Thc history Of words
is the history of trade and commerce. Our
every apparel is dictionary. We are
told of the word ''bayonet," that it was
first made in Bayonne; 'scambrics," that
they came from Cambray; "damask, = /.
from Damascus ''arros," from the city Of
that name ''cordwine," or ''cordoyen,'
from Cordova; ''currants,' from Corinth |;
the '.suinea,'' that it was originally coined
of gold brought from the African coast SO
called; ''camlet,' that it was woven at least
In part, of camers hair. Such has been
the manufacturing progress, that We now
and than send 'calicoes and muslins to In
dia and the East, and yet the words give
standing witness that VIC once imported
these from thence for 'scalico' is from
Calicut, and ''Muslin" is from Mosul, a
city in Asiatic Turkey. 854
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

II is not work that kills men-it is wor-
ry. Work is healthy-you cannot put on
n man more than he can hear. 1t is not
the revolution that destroys the machinery
but the friction. Fear creates acids, but
love and trust are sweet juices.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

4 BaSkets
The other day we'll known and respec-
table young lady Of the upper crust OF st.
Louis, intending to attend picnic, bought
a nice large basket at Warne Il Chever's
and, 80 as to I've able to identify property,
had it sent home bearing large card on
which the young lady's name was written
in bold, legible hand. The day of the
pic-nic, tile basket was filed with delien-
cies for the occasion. and faithfully per-
formed its Offices, and was promptly recog-
nized by the large card and name thereon
as the property Of the fair pis-nician. In
due time it was emptied Of its palatable
contents, and was not filled as were the
baskets Of old, but was made the recepta-
Gle of dirty knives and forks, and empty
dishes, and soiled napkins. Tired and wea-
nv with the pleasures OF the day, the party
returned to the city in the evening, when
several of them, Including our heroine,
stepped into an ice-cream saloon to regale
themselves with viands Ia Russian pos
sessions. Depositing her basket in q corr
ner, our lady friend thought no more about
it until the party was leaving, when bas-
kct, name or fragments could nowhere be
found. 1t had been stolen. Giving it W.
as lost, she thought no more Of the basket,
but returned to her paternal roof, and was
soon dreaming lovers dream Of the pro-
vious day. Imagine Miss IS surprise
ON reading the announcement in the morn
ing paper the next day, informing the pub
lie that basket had been found on the
steps Of a prominent gentleman's residence
to which was attached n card bearing the
young lady's name, and IN which was a
out the household Of the basketless young
lady. Blood and revenge was loudly talk
cd of. an explanation ensned.'' and the
newspapers were requested to, and did an
nounce the next day. the facts as above
stated, which is satisfactory to all concern
cd, we suppose, as it seems the young lady
owned the basket and the card but not the
baby !-SprinaJfeld Register.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24
REUBEN NOBLE,

REUBEN NOB60,
Attorney at Law. C42A McGREGoR, IOWA
THOMAS uPDHaRAFF,
Attorney at Law, t42N lcaREGoR, IOWA
=. oDEIx,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, McGREGOR, IOWA
J. Q. I1oxsln,
Justice ofthe Peace. Ofice with r. Updegraff.
A.. JORDAN,
Attorney At Law, Mcareger, Iowa.
Il. HUBBARD 4 co.,
Jewellers and dealers In Musical instruments Main
Street, 4sl McGREGOR. IOWA.
Q. q. W. Bingham,
Notary Public and General Conveyancer, Moaona,
Clayton County, Iowa. 553y
DIR. +. JAEGER,
German Physician and Surgeon; Office over Peter
son Larson's Store. McGregor, Iowa. 6mSS6
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Postvilie, iowa. General Stage Once. C. vanHooser
Proprietor. 503
RAYT 4 BuRDloK,
Dealers in Lumber Shingles and Lath, Main Street,
McaREGoR, IOWA.
DOUGLAS xETFngowHLL,
Attorney at Law, McGresor' .owa Office over Peter.
son Larscn's Store 81
Q. q. ". Bingham, M. D.,
Physician Iays and Surgeon Mo"ona' Clayton County
GEO. =. EDnaoNDs,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Clermont, Fayette
BASS q EIHaENDoRF,
COMMISSION. STORAGE ( FORWARDING BUSINESS,
Public Square, McGREGoR, IOWA.
r. 9. YOUNG,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent,
$50 ELKADER, IOWA.
JOHN 3. Glow
Paints Portraits on Canvass. fron, Photographs lie
also coors pho otographs Of all Sizes in oil In water.
ut L. Peavys Gallery. 561tf
MAT. N6cKINI9I4,
Wholesale and Retail dealer In Stoves and Nanufac-
turer of Tin Copper and Sheet IronWare Main Street
MciREGOR, IOWA.
nGcoREaoR BAND.
This Band Is prepared to furnish music for ccebra-
tions pcnics excursions funerals fairs sOirees &c.
SOL Address Leader McGrespr Hand"
LOUIS N. ANDRIcX,
Attorney At Law, Reynolds block. Entrance between
lag and las Dearborn Street, also on Madison Street
and Custom House P. o. Place, Chicago.
MURRAY HOUSE,
Main Street, McGregor, Iowa. A desirable home for
the travelling public, with good barns and Sheds ut.
tache for the safe protection Of horses and wagons.
AZ N. MURRAY. Proprietor.
DAVID No0GLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Once In Dousmans g
Law Block, Prairie Gu Chen, Wis Will attend to the
business Of his profession in the Courts of Wisconsin
aud Iowa. 535
J. HdcHosE & CO.,
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
Warehouse No. /, on tho Levee, McGREGOR.
Colsignmcnts solicited.
JOS. x'nosE. 40 a. .nGREaoR.
DRS. ANgDRoS & LEWIS,
Practitioners of Medicine and Surgery. Will attend
to calls in the country ut all times Office over l..
Benton, Jr., Cos Drug and Grocery Stofe-entrance
on east side $50
COOK & BRO,
G. W. Cook. MARVIN Cook.
Attorneys ut Law, Elkader. Clayton Co., Iowa will
attend cOec tiOns, examine titles pay taxes, obtain
hountes. pensions. &c. Office opposite mill. $50
NGedRBooR FANGNIleo MILL.
DlCKEY I WELLIvER.
Manufacturers Of the McGregor Fannr Mill and Grain
Separator, on West Market Square. corner Main and
Ann Streets, 4l6y McGRE6Ok, IOWA.
Il. H. FREsE HID. wELLMAN.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE,
Near Steamboat Landing, McGregor, Iowa. Good
Stabng attached to the premises.
4 npnn
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

WlseOnstA Ed1torss &
Our brothers over the river have been
having gay time "spreeing'' it to St. Paul
ct al. Capt. VARIOUS, of the Black River
Banner, says something about it. The
Cart. was made for Man and the job
was not spoiled. Read what he says Of
La Crosse and its "boys":
"Our mouth is full Of names whose own
crs are all heart and sociality. The follow
ing persons will please step forward and
receive their title Of high priests in all So
cial circles Charley Seymour and Brick
Pomeroy. Gen. Kellogg and Len. Lottridge
Joe Elwell and Ben. Montgomery, Charley
Lobdell and "honest old Gideon e. Dixon
We could name many others, but that will
do. 1t will be seen that We have named
some whose political views differ with ours.
Politics can be lugged into places enough
without scenting these politicallees rambles
with them. IfGod has made us SO can see
good qualities in q political opponent, it's
not our fault, and we are not disposed to
blame Him for 80 constituting US.
In company with large number of the
fraternity, we called upon the only man OF
his kind in the world-Briek Pomer0y.-
We had never seen him, and were about AS
anxious to rs small boy is to see the first
circus. lie received the party cordially
showed them his ofice-the manner in
which he keeps his mailing .books-the
immense piles Of paper it takes for one edi-
ton of his wecky-the rapidity with
which his list is increasing, &C., &c. We
dislike Bricks" politics as-well, as bad
" as he dislikes ours, but We are not Mt alf
unwilling to admit that he is the most tho
rough newspaper manager-the most COM
plete business man in the Northwest. Ills
mind is full of activity-his heart Of kind
ness and generosity. We admire any man
who has such pluck and energy. The DEM
oerat Office ia the best arranged printing
establishment we have yet seeen. The
Editors, Pomeroy, Lobdell and Lambert,
are sober and gentlclnanly, there is not an
Incorporate man in the other departments
We would jump at the chance to murder
"Brick" Pomeroy politically, rs we would
any other Democrat, but that is all. lie is
specimen, and as we said before, the on
" one of the kind in existence"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

Lincoln Lodge No. 200 I. o. q. =.
Meets regularly ut their Hall over f. r. Barron
Co.'S store, on Friday evening Of each week.
o. McCRANEY, W. c. I.
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J. 8. GREEN, n. D.

J. s. GREEN, u. D.,
pOsryILLE ........ALLAMAKEE co.
Tenders his professional services to the public Par
tcular attention given to Surgical cases and Diseases
of the Heart and Lungs.
Former favors gratefully remembered and future
ones res pectfully solicited.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24
UNION HOUSE

MAIN STREET ............................ NcGREGOR
r. FURY, Proprietor.
Having recently purchased this House, the Proprie
tor begs say that he has reurnished it, added to ts
capacity Hotel and he respectfully asks share Of
public patronage. The best attention given, good
fare and reasonable bills. Good Stabing. ASS
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COOK & DRo.,

G. W. Cook. MARvlN COOK.
Attorneys ut Law, Elkader. Clayton Co., Iowa will
attend to collections, examine titles psy taxes, obtain
bountes, pensions &c. Office opposite mill. $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24
CHARLES A. 0PITZ

CEA616GS H. OSxVE,
oAa Has moved his Shoe Shop down -
Main Street, one door west Of the W es-s
tern Hotel, where he may be found Mt all times
ready to accommodate customers with welmade Doors
and SaoEs ofany Size style quality He respectfully
solicts share Of public patronage Repairing neatly
done. MCGkEGOk. IOWA.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

ORS. ANO21OS q LEWIS,
Practitioners Of Medicine and Surgery. Will attend
calls in the country at all times. Office over l..
Benton, Jr, Cos Drug and Grocery store-entrsnce
m east side, $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-07-24

THOMAS ARNOLD,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND GENERAL AGENT, CON.
vEyAncER, NOTARY PUBLIC,
And Commissioner Of Deeds, &C., for the NoTthwes-
tern States Will attend to the purchase and sale of
Farm Lands, City Property, Stocks, &C.. &c.
Office with Hon. Il. Noble, Bank Block, Mc0regor,
Iowa. $50 LICENSED Auc1l0nEER.
FLANDERS HOUSE,
Corner Main Fourth Sts.,........ .Ac3REGOR, IOWA.
J. W. SLEEPER, PROPRIETOR.
Free Omnibus to and from all and steamboats,
General Stage Office. This house has telegrsphc con-
ncction with the steamboat landing; baggage room
and comfortable lodging apartments near the railway
ticket Office, ut the service Of guests.
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KFnMAHOY Il OTIS.

MCMAHON AZ OTIS.
General Agents, Memphis, Tenn,
For West Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas,
TO whom all applications for Insurance or
Agencies should be addressed
j. n. MCMAHON. NEWTON 6. OTIS.
D.. sTU
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Dispatches.


WASHINGTON, May 17.--The supreme
court has adjourned till the first Monday
in December next. A motion for leave
to file an amendment to the Mississippi
Injunction bill was denied by q divided
court, and IL was ordered that the biH be
dismissed with costs; so the Mississippi
Injunction falls with that OF Georgia. In
case No. u, the original state Of Texas
vs.. White ct al, an Injunction was al
lowed restraining the payment Of certain
Texas bonds to parties, to whom, it is
alleged, they were sold during the war
by parties in armed hostility 20 the
United States, and who seized the ar
enives In the treasury and the property
of the state. The court grants the de-
PENDANTS leave to move to dissolve the
Injunction at the next term Of the court.
Secretary of State Seward gave full
account before the judiciary committee
of the efforts of the government to cap
ture Surratt.
1t is reported that the president viii
accept the invitation of the Masonic fra
ternity of Boston to attend their coming
celebration.
MONTGOMERY, May l7.-Gen. Swayne
has gone 10 Mobile to Investigate the
riot.
New ORLEANS, May Ex-senator VIII
son addressed a public meeting last
night. and was followed by q eOlOred
preacher. Gen. LOngstreet was one Of
the vice presidents of the meeting. APP
urehension of a riot was felt and the mil
itary were kept under arms. An order
from military headquarters forbids the
carrying of firearms by any citizen, ex-
eept those in performance Of official duty.
II offenders are to be tried by military
Com mission.
ST. LOUIS, May l7.-Ofiicial dispatches
deny the recent capture OF the steamer
Miner and the Fort Bufcrd massacre.
MOBILE, May17.-A harmonious meet
ing of whites and blacks was held last
night, at which resolutions were passed
deprecating the disturbances on the oc-
easion of Kelly's speech.
NEW YORK, May l7.-Measures are
being taken among prominent German
citizens to concentrate the German vote
at the next election, and an anti-eXcise
platform independent of political views.
LONDON, May I6.-Reports from
Madrid state that a large number of
persons who were engaged in the recent
disturbances in CalatOTia and other
plsees, have been captured. Arrests
were constantly being made by the
police and soldiers.
DUBLIN, May l6.-Large numbers Of
prisoners are now on ,.ial at Duffy and
Cady, before a special con, mission.
BERLIN, May IG.-The North German
Gazette, organ of the Prime Minister
Bismarck, says the final execution Of the
treaty signed at London, and the evacu-
alton of the fortress at Luxembourg by
the Prussians, will be difficult within the
month prescribed by the London confer
enee, and Prussia needs more time.
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LEGAL.
OF Real Estate, in Gibson County, to be
SO.dat HGmb0lds, fenn., Nay .. 1861.


or Real Estate, in Gibson County, to be
SO.dat HGmb8ldE, Tenn., Nay 2o. 1861.
DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust 20 me executed
ID on the 18th day Of March, lsol, by Green
Williams for the purpose OF securing Two notes
for the sum OF FOrty-six thousand Dollars
(si8C0O with interest from date, due respect
lively on the 18th of DeceTn Der, l.bl, and Z1tn
day of December, 1867 OF Twenty-three Thou
sand Dollars each, owing by him 70 E 81 Ap-
person & Co., and BY authority invested IN me
10 sell the land conveyed in said trust deed,
will, on the 18th day OF Nay, 1907, IN
front OF the hotel Al Hum bOIdt, Gibson county,
Tennessee between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
am. and o'clock m and contlnulnE rom
day 70 day thereafter, between the same hours
until all the properly be sold sell to the high
est bidder, a certain tract Of land, containing
about s43 acres. 81 nate and lying in Gibson
as follows. One tract containing - acres
conveyed to W. d Fly BY John Fly ~ deed
recorded in Gibson county : one Lracl contain
ing Is acres. conveyed 70 The said W ID. Fly by
". NJ. Crosby by deed duly recorded IN gibson
county one tTaet e9nlain-iis - - eclss, cV--- rs
veyed to said W D Fly ly r. " norton 1y
deed duly recorded in Gibson county one
tract containing 1855 acres, conveyed 20 said
W ID, Fly by John Price by ueed duly recorded
one tract containing s. acres, conveyed sto ssi1
W ID. Fly by Henry PHILIPS by deed uulg re-
corded in Gibson county one tract conlalnlns Z
Is.iII acres purchased oy the said ". ID. Fly
unuer a decree Of the county court OF elnSoli
county. said tract belonged to John Kelly 3
debts one other tractcontstnlng - arres. ana
conveyed to said ". ID. Fly BY Charles Oates oy
dead duly recorded in t7ibsonc unity said iaIic3
are bounded on the north by lands JelOug giug
10 the heirs Of v III. shaw and \. O. HaIt and
- caldwell . on the west By and Of Henry
Phillips. John Amstead and j. h. Graves on
the south BY land belonging TO John n. Bar
nett and Micajah Fly Oh the east py TIE land
OF William Boon and the estates OF Robert
Campbell andsWillian shaw. fOI more par
fieuiar DISRUPTION OF said tract, refe1ence ls
. made 10 the deed and decree above mentioned
to said W. D. Fly, AL Of the above ceecTine2
lands having been sOld under deed OF trust ez-
eeuted 10 NJ. d. Jones by Green Williams. and
ms trust executed for payment OF purchase
money. This property VIII be suadtv1ded. and
viii Be sold In lots varytn q ON lUu 70 ~ acres
un0u one Of which there IS a Inc dWeLllng
ard an out houses and improvements ueces-
sary being in high state OF CULTIVATION Win lIie
a plan OF the subdivision viii be exhibited
TTRss OF SALE One half Cash. balance al
six months, the purchaser to execute note
bearfag Interest nom date, and secured BY
deed OF trust embracing the same te- ms a. 70 AZ
under which / am now acting. The night or
refleru ption is waived and the title believed 70
Is good. bat viii convey only such titles as Is
- AMI nj S0t A. DELAP, Trustee
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Mail Train az pm. every day, stopping al
Al sfafinns making connecII1ns Tor
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GA this route Passengers go through to
E.ouisviIle
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
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Chancery Sale OF Real Estate
Montlau, Jatne 3, ~.

lHO1ftttty9 VttIto % LoUfs
sss \ r D-Benj. + Eddins vs.. Vim. D. Duan-
Cnancery Court Of Memphis
ny virtue OF an interloeutory decree, IA llis
IL cause 1 will sell al public auction, 70 the
f-7tiest bidder. at the Courthouse door, In lno
So ; NIamphfs Tenn. on
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ALL POINTS EAST, WEST AND NORTH.
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIM z.

OFFIcE or GENERAL SUPERrNTENDESri
MEMPHIS, May 5. 1851. J
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Trustees Safe.

ny virtue OF a deed OF trust % me executed
- by Charles Pfannenesteihl on The zOtn Say
OF September, 1855, and duly recorded az the
Pegister'S office OF shelby county, Ienness- g,
in Record BOOK, No. 81, part second, pages 9oo,
20 ana $40 October ~, 1856, for the purpose OF
securing a note for the sum Of siXty-tWO Hun
dred and Thirty-twO Dollars isi2t2 %, owed Dy
him TO John b. Leoeh, and by authority IN
vested in me to sell the property conveyed %
me in said trust deed, 1 VIII, on the 10Th day ol
June 1867, sell, on the premises, at 10 o eiocA
a IA to the highest bidder, for cash, the Iol-
lowing described prOT erty A certain traet or
parcel OF land situated. lying aud D. ing IN tns
city Of Memphis, shelby county state OF len-
uesSee designated on the original plan OF lVts
in and OF the city OF Memphis as part Of Ic5
three hundred and seventy-one Nc a4ili snu %
bouDded as follows, to-wiJ: Beginning on tne
northeast corner OF a lot OF the s0utn slde oi
jTefferSop street, known a. George Crom vel 8,
= feet westwardly nom the Intersection OF
jefferson and Third streets; thence esastwaFciy
win the south side of Jefferson street - feet 20
IL termination and intersection with Third
street. thence southEardly with the west sloe
OF Third street iis15 feet 70 an alley thehee
yFestwardly with the north side OF sald SileS
l4SlI feet TO the east side OF anO-nsI alley
thence uOrthWaruly with the east sitie OF salu
aTIsv- 96 feet 70 the south boundary line OF tle
saii Cromwell lot thence eaStWardly Win
said Croruwellis south boundary line N7z Isel
10 the southeast corner Of the said CromWeil
lot thence north Uardly with the east Oounu-
arv line OF the said Cromwell lot ll21s 1eet 70
the Beginning together with all the priVliege-
s,,1i anon rtenances thereuntO belonging
The tftIe is believed to be good, but sell only
.s 7'rustee-the rfght OF redemption waived
THOS. LEIGH. Trustee
.rsp,rhfs Mava 1gb7 myl0 tbs
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TRUSTEES Sale
OF Real Estate in Gibson County, TeRH.,
TO be Sold at Humb0lds, Gibson County,
Tenu On the 9Sth daF or Nav, 1861.

10 be SOLD 8t nuMDtiut3 ulooJh LOast5
Teaa., on the aSth day or Nay, 1864.
ny virtue Of a iced Of Trust executed TO w.
6 A. Jones by VIM D. Fly, bearing date isth
December 1850, for the purpese OF securing
certain debts due By said " m. D. Fly 70 E. A-
ANDERSON & Co. and which are therein specl-
fied and By authority vested In me as Trustee
~ hstftuted BIZ decree OF the Common law
court OF the city OF Memphis, entered I'm
Aprfl Is z in the room Of Wn- A. lones de-
ceased I wiz, on the 2Stn day Of Nay, lsofr IN
. mont OF the Hotel al HuHb0ldt, Gibson county
Tenn between the hours Of ten o.clocks an
and four o'clock p-m-- sell % the hl9hes5 1ltl-
DER. "A certain tract OF. land containing ABOUT
- acres situated in Gibson County and lylns Z
ai,oIIt H.. miles northwest Of Humboldt 4enns
Icing the same tract or parcel OF ana con-
/ yersd to said VIM. D. Fly BY Jcseph y Ian :
pnfn ilv Deed registered in registers OAlce OF
fJ,I,sofi County. 70 which reference Is made Tor
I more I,s,rticular description.
Tf,fs tract OF land VIII be su1dlFlqeQ lntu
e,-r lots. No, containing 50 acres. and know n
I .s-rI,S ffif. Nos z 8 and containing "a acres
/ es.1l lines running east and west
I ST--s-ts -(ne-ha alf Cash, ualance AZ o l4oLLnss
ne chaser 10 exeeuts note, bearing interest
/ s-,os sstfe and secured by Deed o. 1rusts efl-
/ I-s-f7tr tfe sane tszEis as that under which
/ am now actins- .s sis - a.,
/ f,ttIs bsiievei 10 be good, but viii convey
| ,.i,- s,Ieh titie as is IN me vested as Trustee
'-eiy ay,ri sSf J. D. QU1GLEI. Trustee.
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lJbaneery Sale Of Real Estate,

u s Marshal for the District OF " est Z X 4t7
~ Isaac ". GRIFFrTH. Deputy T. > n
myl2 i4f
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CrREnE COumRndery, No. 4 Meets SIN Mon
day of each month. John Zent, CON-; y. )
Wiggiu, Rec.
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IN Offering OUR BIrTERS to the Southern
| Public, We have no hestancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
ton in our markets. In their dsvtsement they
are purely southern - compounded with
special adaptItude to the various types OF
stouaeic arrangements prevalent IN our
climate.
Itisa gentle stimulant TO the system after
undergoing q severe illness.
It's cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
II preventive for Chins and Fevers-
II is an invaluable companion FOR persons
travelling 81 ali seasons OF the year.
It's a HONE enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
se- Sold everywhere.
G. H. EBBERT s. CO.,
Sole Prop~ietors.
feb(O II Memphis. Tenn.