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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-23
Chancery Sale
-OF-
& EAL ES Tt.

r EAL ESTATE,
No. SO, R.-First Chsncery Court OF Shelby
cOunty-JOsephus L. Bledsoe vs.. K. 81. AD-
person, executor Of W. II. Bolton deceased,
etc.
DY virtue OF an intermediary decree for
d sale, entered in the above cause On the
9Th day Of ulyr, 1874, Will sell, al public auc-
5ion, to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, -GreenlaW Opera
house Building Second street, Memphis, Ten
nessee, on
Saturday, October 81, 1874
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes.
see, to-wit:
Two certain tracts Of land that Lucius L.
Battle had, on the It'll day Of December 1851
sold 70 b. T. Harrell, one tract known as the
sanders acceptant, lying on each side o
LOOsehatchle river, containing 3lb acres, IL
joining the lands Of stewart Harris and
the butts and bounds Tor ~ acres, and the
decree Of the Chancery Court at memphis o.
William Battle vs.. John Wherry, IN which
decree for ~ acres was made 10 said william
Battle. bot 50 acres was held by /. Bates as
older claim, and which leaves under the de-
cree Il6 acres, which viii more fully appear
by reference to deed OF gilt made by VIM.
Battle to L. l. Battle on March I, ls51' making
IN ali 3l6 acres.
The said Bolton deriving his title TO said
property by purchase under decree in Chan
eery Court at Memphis, n case OF " lde IT.
Bolton VS.. Z. +. Farrell, in February, lSJS.
Terms OF Sale-Ou credit Of six months
purchaser to execute note with approved Sc
curity-lien retained to further secure same,
and equity Of redemption barred.
This october q, 1873.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. Black Deputy Y. ana 81.
McEiae, Myers * Sneed, Attorneys. oc4
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Tuesday, the 9th Day Of October, 1874

Tuesday, the 9th Day OF October 1874
between the hours Of II am. and pm, exc
pose, at public ale, 70 the highest bilder. Tor
cash, the sale to take place at the south west
corner Of Main and Madison streets, in Menu
phts, Tenn, the following lots OF ground, sit
uated in said city OF Memphis, ana described
as follows. tO-E1t: Part OF lot No. 90. D gin
ming on the east side Of DeSouo street 90 feet
south Of the alley between NJ I'd sOu ana Mon
roe streets; thence south with the east Hue1
peSOto street y Ieet; running back eastW1rtiIv
between parallel lines l53 LU-I2 feet 20 stake.
SO, on the plan OF Memphis, beginning at
point on the eust side OF second street 4i'6
feet south from the southeast corner OF second
and Washington streets; thence sCuthwGrGl-
% the north line Of the alley between Wash
iugtou and Adams streets; thence eastward 81
with the north line Of SAID alley lIS}z feet d
the west line OF the alley between second an
west Line Of said alley 7f54 feet TO a stake, the
dividing line between lots SIS and SO; thence
WeSJWardiY along said DIVIDING line 1854 feet
TO the beginning. Also, part OF the subdi-
vision II Z Of original country lot No $ 0. be-
ginning at a point on the south side OF thai
portion Of Jefferson street lyfua east of tbs
i emphis and Charleston EailrOad DEPOT
grounds and east Of L8ude rdale street So Ie1L
from She intersection OF east line Of country
lot No @ with the south line of Jefferson
street, being the northwest corner of the lot
heretofore conveyed By r. q. Briukley q a..
70 W. Il. Rlson; thence west with the south
line or jefferson street % feet 70 q stake;
thence scuthW aIdIy al rishl angles with de-
feTsOn street 1854 feet TO an alley; thence
with said alley IS feet 10 the suutuWe-t corner
OF said RisOu' lot; thence north Wardly with
said RisOn's line 1881 feel 70 the beginu- NJ.
By the terms OF sand trust deed al riZut or
equity Of redemption Is barred, anu the atle
is believed TO be good. viii convey a. tru--
tee only. r. A. PARKER, Trustee.
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Bankrupt Sale.

I WILL, on the premises, in Germantow n
L Tennessee, on
Saturday, 9TH day OF November Next,
at the hour Of O'Clock pm, offer at public
sale, for cash, one lot or parcel OF land, which
is situated on the east side OF Rose street and
south Of Memphis and Charleston railroad
On said lot Is one good cottage dwelling and
one frame storehouse, both Of which are in
good repair and condition. said property is
that formerly belonging to K. Madison, who
mas been adIudged a bankrupt upon his own
petisiOn.
Tide to the property is good.
ISAAC ". SNOWDEN,
Assignee OF Il. Madison.
october Il, lS7Ai Octl7 cod
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TNsOLVEHCY Notice The creditors Of
i W. r. Marsh, deceased, viii take notice
that have, on this 10Th day OF October, 1874,
suggested the insolvency Of said estate 10 the
County Court Of shelby County, and have
been ordered 10 give notice that all persons
having claims agalnst said estate shall hle toe
same with the Clerk OF the County Court be.
fore the 18th day Of January, 1875, and any
claims not filed before this day shall be for
ever barred ny law.
FANNIE - MARSH Administrators
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CmANCEseY IL
REAL aarA- E33.

No. ll0ls .k<-Flrst Chaucery C1ur. OF shelby
coqnly-As v. DUPONT et al VI. a. &. DlIi.
u Vlrtue OF an interlocufOry decree ior sale
sBteTe,i in the above cause on the fTfa Gav
u May, 1914. I viii SELL al pu1ile a1crion. 70
he hignesi bidder, ia fEoHt OF che CLERK and
Matters once. ffreealaW tjpera House HaiId-
lng. aecona slrsel. alelnpnl.. Tom
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On saiarday, November u, 1874,

within legal hours. the following described
property, situated 20 Memphis, SHELBY coma
". tennessee, to-TLt.
fifiy feet front on north slide 81 UufOu
street, alld running BACK between parallel
hnte HolL IA about ~ .eef aeginl ing or tle
aotln lhe Of Union street thirty To- faet east
q me nor 5heasi corner % the Intersection u
Y ION slfeet with the alley De wgen Main lud
Ef-ht streets ltle said beg ming rolut beiua
tle s7uLuetst corner Of the pperI E4lldlua
loil tlence eastWaraIg with h u1rrU r..e n
y ioA street 81 teeti thence lnlt1s ttII 81 about
= leeti lile nee WesiNardIy 81 feet tu the north.
49, ei,ll tE OF lac "A pseat ulsslE lots thence
sou NitflIy VIII TIE east line OF tie Appeal
ballding lot about q feet t1 the 1aaiuulun
Terms Of -ale-Jn "a cre-fff Of ans y
iAontnsi nOles win approved security 20
qulEsQs bearing interest fr1ul date. lien rs-
.'tlned 70 secure same. "a lltyor redemption
This October2i ls74. .-
u. a. COLE, Clerk and Master
BY K. ]. Black, ID. &. ami 81
Vance & Anderson, solicitors. DeflZ
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youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simpie
salf-cure, which he viii send free to his fellow
sufferers. Address J. Il. RELY ksS,E NaSssC
street. New York.
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BUILDING LOT At AUCTION.
Z AM directed to sell TO the highest bidder
1 in front of my office, No. 81 5. Court ST., on
Friday, October 3Otb, at I2 NJ,

Lot No. 40, containing 70 2S-IOO Acres. on
the south side OF Kerr avenue, about one
hundred yards west OF the crossing OF the
fernando road and opposite the residences OF
Mrs W. X. PO5ton and Mr.. W. NJ Moore.
Mr. Moore paid for his lot a lew years ago
slOD per acre.
This Lot 30 viii be started at a minimum
bid Of 500 per acre, and II any pid ever SEQ is
made the lot Will be sold. NO BY-BIDDING.
Terms-One-third cash, six and twelve
months, with interest on balance.
II. l.. GUION,
oct-2 Peal Estate Broker.
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Bankrupt Sale.
A ) Assignee OF Partee & Harbert, Bank.
"A rupts, 1 will, on
Wednesday, 4th day of November, 1874,

in front Of my old office, No. 10 Union street
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, all the
Books belonging to said bankrupts, including
all notes and accounts Of the firm OF Partee
q Harbert. REFS b. EDAONDSOE,
October l., 1874. Assignee.
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CHANCERY SALE
or
Real Il = & u & ..

No. as, Rim the FIRST Chaucery Court Of
Shelby county, Teunessee-J. II. Arlington
Admir-, etc, VS.. J. p. Arlington ct al.
ny virtue OF an interlOcutory decree for sale
% entered in the above cause on the 6th
day OF July, 1874, I viii sell, Al public auction,
the highest bidder, In front OF the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, Greenlaw OperahOuse Build
ing, second street, Memphis, Tenn.
Saturday, October SIs 1874
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, tO-wit.
aud IA the 10Th civil district Of said county,
which is bounded on the north by the lands
OF Harrison Irhy and tie heirs OF John To-
gan. on the east and west by William A. Low
ery; on the west BY the lands Of Davis Biggs,
and is also described as lot No. 2. in the di VI
sion Of the land Of Peter Peterson, deceased
among his heirs il being the same conveyed
by william K. Gibson and wife % James Biegz.
Terms of sale-On a credit Of g, u and Is
months; notes with approved security; lien
retained to further secure same, and equity Of
redemption barrel. This October q, 1871.
4. A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
BY r. J.. Black, Deputy T.. and N.
i. b. MlcOu and q, ". Frazer, Attorneys
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Trustees sale.

u y virtue OF aided IN tlliQ eLeCufci al me Dg
ID l.. s5chneppel. GA Of abour the lufa day u
July 1873, 10 secure tie payment N a certain
Indebtedness therein meuCouetL and regis
tered IN the Registers Office 81 the county ri
Ilth day Of November, 1874,
on the premises, sell 70 the highest bidder, for
cash. a certain leasehold estate, g1ante1 1y
John OVerOn, situated ia tie city OF Mem
pnis, county OF Shelby, and state Of EClEl.E-
see, on The corner o. Third aud Webster street.,
known ~ sehneppeis Brewery, and known
as $50 and 81, together Win All building. fix
lures. machinery, barrels Tools, lmpl6nleuls,
wagons, horse, and other property used DT
the late l. Sclneppal, OF seuusppel q Co, IN
ard about said brewery.
sale 70 commence az 10 o'ctcck am. title
believed 20 be good, but 4 convoy as trustee
only. - KEITH.
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RAILROAD TIMR- TABLE,

nENPBls AND IoUIsvILLE

MEMPHIS AND LoUIsVILLE
AREIvEs;
wer deity lexcepf sunday, st 2.i0 am
err4..e- drilv. at i.i5 pm. brownsville Ac-
commentator, daily Except Sundayls at ~
am.
r-zsrpes. daily m $50 am. Mail, daily at
fs.gl n ni. Browusvl lie Accommodation, daily
Igrrpaf sunday GO f;i0 pm.
HHUnt ST. head oi Main street.
r.tsat-ollcC, No. ~ Main street, corner OF
.Hlisou.
-.- -sIPFI AND TENNESSEE
ARRIvnss
EsE Orleans Mail ievery dayl ct 2.l0 pm.
EEHrae, daily lSundayE gxcoT ted), a. ~ AIN.
Freight and recommendation, daily Sundays
excepted at 9:i5 pm.
DEPARTS:
Sew Orleans Mail feVery dRy), al II Us am.
Expires, daily (~uuinys excepted, ut p pm.
Freight and accommodation, daily Sundays
eEcerIein, az 4 80 ain.
Depot al foot OF Main street.
IIrkei-otiice, No. ~ Main street corner OF
81 ellison,
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MANDATORY,
To Contractors.

dds viii be received on or before Monday
ID October 26th, O'eISck am, for the
following work:
house.
secnnd-Filllng Water-Tank in Inner COuri
and Paving.
Thlrd-W hitewashing walls Of Inner Court
EOurth-Hauling Iron Safes.
Fifth-Haullng Furniture, Fixtures, Books
and Papers of The several Courts and Offices.
Specifications to be seen at the Office Of
JONES q BALDWIN, Architects.
Proposals to be left at the Office OF the Chair
man, HENRY q. SMITH, Court street.
HENRY g. SMITH,
Z. LEHMAN,
o. DWYER,
J. ID. DAN BERRY,
W. II. STEPHENS,
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CHANCERY SALE
R1Ah ESEATD

No. $50, R.-Efrst Chancery Court OF shel by
county-6amuel h Jones' et al, vs.. Robert
Mckenng.
DY vbtue Of an interI0cutOry decree for
- sale, emit cred in the above cause on the
2tth day Of June, l6l4. and modified July s.
1874, viii sell 40 public auction, % the
highest bidder, III 'front.' OF The Clerk aud
Masters Office, GreeuluW UreralOuse bdli1-
ing, second street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, October "a, 1874,
within legal hours, TIE following desert bed
property, situated Ia shelby county, Teunea-
see, to-Wit:
A certain tract Of land lying and being in
the sixteenth civil dizlrict Of said county, an 8
bounded on the north by the lands of Eppy
White and Dennis o Br1eut deceased; on tns
east By the lands OF T.. II. Todd; and on tho
south and west by the lands OF Haynes. be-
ing the same upon which j. Il. Williams Tee
sided ON the 18th OF September, 1854, and rc
many years befOre- containing 3ZU acres K.
cIudluE from said boundaries the 20 acres.
above. here Ofore sold to DR.. Moon, and al
y acres sold 70 Mrs. Leitwich, leaving
balance Of 10 acres ia the tract. includingl
the Improvements.
TERMS OF GALE.-Ou credit OF six, tWely
and eighteen months, purchaser 20 81 To-
notes, bearing interest az Do per cent. rro %
date wiki two good and solvent strrsfias- fit.
retained 20 further secure same, aud equity,
redemption barred.
This, September 50, l57L
K. 4. COLE. C. & IL
BY r. j. BLACK. ID. G.. and NJ.
smith. scott 81 Jefferson, attorneys.
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The City Of Alton leaves st. Louis to-
mnrrOw......-..Dan. Lucas and sam Bowen are
the Kate Kfuney's pilots. Joe keyser Is her
mate...-..-.Captain Lloyd T. Belt is going to
put a boat in the Ouachita trade.......... Tn
Niut Shiukle has turned her Memphis trip
over 20 the Fannie Tatum at Cincinnati -.
The Governor Allen has laid up at Cinein-
nati.-..--..The kittie Higher undeTgoes COM
plete Oyerhauling and repairing at Cincin-
natl ...-- From the Little kock Gazette, OF
Wednesday, we gain the following particu
lars relative 70 the MaGmeue disaster: At
half-paSt five O'Clock yesterday morning the
splendid new steamer Maumelle, owned in
this city, exploded steampipe at Dardauells.
Charles Dean was fatally scalded and David
Fisher seriously injured by the steam. Riley
Van Wrinkle Jumped into the river and was
drowned. All the parties were cOlOred men.
a German, another colored man and an Irish
man we're slightly injured about the face and
hands. Mr.. ktrten, one OF the owners, was on
the boat at the time, and says the damage to
the boat Will be covered by two hundred dol
lars. The pipe was brought down to be re-
paired. The boat is tied at Dardanelle."
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
FIRE RACING STOCK OF HORSES
AT AUCTION

Monday, October 26ih, at 10 o'clock,
At STAR-STABLS Is, No. 68 Monroe ST.,
BY a. e FARMLAND.
COMPRISING the fine trotting mare Kate,
- young trOtting horse Muggins, roadster
Goober Pea, sorrel horse Joe ScligInan. Also,
one fine Top Buggy, one stop Watch, fine
Office and bedroom Furniture, and other prop
erty belonging to the estate OF Jos. Miller.
Also, nine years lease of Star stable.
Al sums Of 500 and over, sixty days time
City acceptance satisfactory to administrator.
By order Of ]. A. ANDERSON, Admir-.
A. +. FARMLAND, Auct'r.
oc20 1876 and 1871 Main street.
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Trustees Sale.

HINDER the provisions of a certain deed In
~ trust, made 70 me on the ith dag Of April.
Is7i. and recorded in the Register's Once Of
shelby county, Tenn, in b0oIl Nc. gS, page g.
to which reference is maze for further de-
JaIis), viii, on
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fg.r,r or I'VE otner Of Cur cfe11.-lIas
Noear,>, bottom hunting, and IN the efthtiti5
a. ises were going along in the woods l99Alns
---.-.--s.,. 49, fsaifums. with his Euu III piit
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NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERS.
Isrie and Pacific Despatch,

HAVING received the appointment Of Con
III tracing q gent OF the
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a-IIFEss
HrIf and Freight, 81 q an.
uEPAErs:
Nail .rT Fl-ieIt- rs o p.Iu.
Iua UH.i ana ffgight train leaves tOFlhgton
TO- v sHH plts "a sl-lns and returns 20 GOV ing-
ton 10 IS pm.
Trans leaving Memphis VIII start from
TndergrIiers "a arehouse.
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Low, PUTNAM & Low.
Managers sOuthsrn Dept,
No. 10 whitehall street, ATLANTA, GA.
81. T. TOMLINSON,
RESIDENT AGENT,
IA Madison Street, Memphis.

Stewart, Gwynne & Co., Wholesale Grocers
and Cotton Factors, So and 35S Front 50.
A q, Ineadgell a Bros, Wholesale Grocers
and Cotton Factors, II Union st.
Hin, FOntsine q Co, Wholesale GrOcers and
Cotton Factors. $50, S62 and 33i Front ST.
Rice, stl1 Co., Wholesale Dry Goods, 3l9
Main ST.
Nenken brothers, Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods, 29, ~ and 163 Main 81.
4. LOwenstein a Bros, Wholesale and Retail
Dry Goods, ~, ga and 2i6 Main IT.
b. Bayliss & Co, Cotton Buyers and Commits
sion Merchants, 80 Front 81.
All losses fairly and promptly adjusted
and paid Rt this aFeEss.v.
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eons 80 80 and wear, Is taxed at high rates
neith the poor nor rlcn are eAeanps. rs Is
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rtarH1s - nfARlnsroN.

DEPAErs;
FaU tevery dayl, at 1880 am. Express
sri.y lezeepi Saturday at pm. SOmeryille
arcommodatton. daily Except sunday - q
p.m. Grand Junction accommodation al b
nm.
ARRIVES:
s...s. every uay at 90 an. Express, itilT
tvraaI sunday. Of rs am. Somerviile N :
n.HluHlHran, daily except sunday Al 80
"a Cd. t5raud junction accommodation, every
Iuy at 80 1.m.
4 re. s-fce, No. rs Main street, corner
-.trrf ID TauTt
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~. oT,s,,, house fn milwaukee,, Wisconsin
"Esthetie Worship was the q, titi ,.,, o.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-12
RANDOM READING.

ngui-rty.-Any kind of s,ngulari'y im~
plies OF IT, Cs.nsl,y q certain Ciscnarxe ot vial
farce. rhe wheels OF life run smoOtniy just
III pronorton AZ We are ready 10 axe iaFRo
num'cr Of ,h'ugs tor grained. and accept
ts.abishrd conventions Tor no other fessea
than Via hey ar established. Al soon ~
an.nody acson principles peculiar 10 hin-
SET, even IN he sa4lissl tribes. cerlAia
amount OF friction is Sc, n,,. and freQnent-
~ ad,.prapo 'lanae wasle VI thought aud
lsin pr .-Saterday Resie1. # i
God's Church. : God abas u church. 1t has
hyca Through All caarx"s, ou.iivsd all enc
m.re. 1t Is here io-day, p~ipab =, pres
ence, ,oner, sceH, .e't, acknowledged ey
nie". Z'oO is u city, GOT vision. Wits
Aoi d s9auaation. Or men Wouii MOI dig aeou.
them overs, baiwarks, palaces STONY
hulds. or fsleu cuutd mol walk asout them
aud niy uow 10 Assault Iue llS 'City
% Gud, bvauillul Tor Situation On Inc sides
81 The north and ho south, aud the saet,
aid the west God rs Kuo"n la ,Ge places
and In tnu learto vi ner ct,Izona, aRd IN lie
wo' kn 81 her pcop'e.
| lie Gaspel not Gloomy ~ The Gospel
< ,oosG5 L. IS an hem frun the A-. 20
ot heaven, tn1 niueic Ut the river OF 'lie wash
,ng rs shores on hign and pouring ia cas-
cades from the earth. Net 80 cnesflui Was
Inc eo.g oi ne morning stars nor the shou .
/ % the sons % God SO jo iul. Gushing ir5m
Tue 1. IN, AIMS vi eiern4i harmony, IL was tbs
ftrsl lisa I'd on earth ii y low lore Ut holwlar
aoutss uttered Ia e .en oy the Lord Ged
ElmeslE. This gave the keynote OF the Gospe,
song. pairidrcls caugnt it up aud taught 1t To
the generations fu lewlng Lit breathed from the
harp ol The psalmis,s. ana rang ike clarion
| rom tower aud uouutaiR tops 40 prophets pro
Gained tt c year o!janilee.
Oa Gentleiess.--ln every situation, II ~ we'll TO
exercise geIteness In every rrtpect Wneh call:
ea upou 10 pass through The furnace OF an cuoA
gentleness ought 10 he exercised In our greatest
pleas ures gentltness eugn to prevail. And wLsa
called pom 10 attend the sick, surely geLtlenefs
ought 70 be she prevailing teature. t" soothe the
pans They have to bear whereas rsuglners gel''
eiall tends make the person worse When
you enter foom ami observe the different char
acIers, hos smuch m3ie w,nniug are those who
speak gently tnan they ho speak in r"ngs
tore. My lttie readers OF this paper hope will
caitiva gentleness towar~ every one who comes
within tteir reach. copying the example OF linn
WAC, even when He was rcviled, reyilud not
again y. Paper.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-12
POULTRY EXPERIENCE


rf1m me Rural New Yorker.
have aaird car.iu,iY and taken great
'ntrres' ~ teur.- Poultry depari ment, as I
H." l'ng 'he expersasAi to find nut person
Any " aoniry WIS pay aud Ia what QusntI
J and al n'htr pe,n.s. AL: suggestion IN
he RuraI Ne,o Yorker hsv.. been CAREFUL
h"'ed a"G ac 81 apoh. I had an artificial
m"Fisef msde somewhat after the design III
R@tGt - Jan | had II made entirely o,
IN, s"a> /" Keep i c'eAr O. ell veymin, and
NJ h'S dalc (Fes nave ane. healthy, 10,
~ Buff B's ha chtks, ~h,ch will he large
enough % gfate The abe Ia May. hav.,
noi the tncnnssor a. y /, hat will toua have
one n&de. pes..n' allow the hens 10
hafch The eggs and hen remove he chicks
when "" days aid. L L. highly necessary
ha' benz should have sem res,. 20 /. is re-
quisite To te, illem b aace one brood gear.
lngre with w n LEWIS, that The B.ahmas ara
the ne plus ultra OF the feathsred tribes" bui
regard ing coler pref the Buff B,ahmas; having
boa, can torn an estimate. In future, shall
keep 10 other. Others agree wih me, for White
Brahma es - command but 80 per dozen, whil-,
IS are paid iar Buff | aud in packing that Oats
are preferable, aud he eggs snould be packed big
eud do~n
We have been abundantly suppled with eggs
all winter, and sold tnsny dozen. whilst our
neighb org Lave laa to purchase / attribute my
success 10 the RURAL NEW YORKER and full.
bloc ded Buff Brahmas wire knowingly about
the Bufs, fur they laid constantly whilst all others
We're idle
Ontario, Canada. J KOBE
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-12

.fire ~ tbe Columbus Ga. Inqy;rer, haa
Y oprd w,rh and been na:simonialiy joined
80 Miss Mar, Og,etr.e, aged sweet sixteen
srtnrasaan condemned to death for
"'afdrr'ng LIE wife and child without exteru.
"nng circumstances. dem nrrea TO the sen
'snce heeensr =. pi'al punishment had bteE
aaoashed in France tor ,ollticsl Sfenses
"ad he hid kltsd his .ifs and child for no
81 htr res A"n hn' hrcauss they were Legift-
masts.
re o'1owang eriaph Is offered to the
'ssd'ea' 'acn'y ~ Ph1adeiph,a. to b. in
sct'''ec "verwhst Is te.t OF the remains 81
"e o's sar>r twins. when they anish cutting
and carving ah-n - sA
THY we're no lovely in :he;r lives,
And 10 dean they were divided" "a
they .ell % the urhanG p esident OF q 10
ca Legislature out West, who .emarks re!
suas'vety. Geailemeu. T call you o order. -
ma he hnrls ari. ks 81 every mar in The
ao"za he toesity will bect Has civilized In
due Tine however. and We lave no doubt
bal 'h">r dangerous u, t'cies wall be drop
| Ted fn' somt.' hing less rude and uncoalh
TIE 'ravetrts' took ., al inn 10 Switzes-
land contains the fo'Iow,ag .pgram
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-12

A ctoss-ryed man cast A. giopm overr DE-.
trc,t street car. lat Wednesday. Ivy asking
one of ses men and strangers. on thu op"
poetic seat. "if he had any chewing tahacco
handy First the seven Strangers enke q ~
each other 'heni be seven hands went peck
Edward and. serving this mo'ios. Zach OF
tho seven suppressed his ,neighhor the one
spoken to. and the seven hands returned
empty. The cross-cyed man cast rieoehet
q lance of indign tiioa aioBg the lire, and,
wish the remark. "A s~eet-scen'cd lot OF
generous roos.crs," took chew of his cwa
tobasoo.