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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-09

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3un(e wbgse ] wos - rides and 20
p - nq'QPpcapu1tey g 90
- % kce ny trunk md nice
Ytesanes. Ibey w. 60
CoQld noe help thtnhang what =
str1nHe psol - - uhits 1olns wore.
80, 1o lie - ~ yalsa-
Z = - III
a ht u ~ a hsd e.
pected . have rood tine showing
shem . ~ psople but now they
80 -. - 4Da Hho stole No
So Gasa - ii Dth - ssssney,
which | carefully saved but before
gcsting % Kanaas Clkg hoses was =
TN caqe t1oCagh - cars hsin1aaG
- 1n0AsH M the Interpreter told
me 70 give I'm mime, when he eHve
ne = PEGS q paper! Wofse and
49, ! 49, II AOW neaa tec. white
poopae ere; enc ptql ny trunk and
gise - 1one 00pey - s.sther
steAl + ard give me- paper! ! had
hceA = tke house = Kansas City but
nv ninafoo when The vcsy trunk
tA4t 80 stolen frcA ne N Washing
ton came 10 the same house where !
was; and what HID q ane6cln0
brought Il there ] don't know any
thing aAoqtn S#ak
Nsny d the lndians can make
spnedicins. TAse are howeysr ~
Who bccosne expert ct it. ] have
heard Of some who claimed 20 make
sssch ssstroag pedieinen that = bullet
shot II tl<em would IN Harmless q
their feet Ny interpreter was pres
ent once when their Zig M06cnel
man" was gcing TO make I'M 81
medicine that would prevent hfo from
burning . person. In the center Of
4 larre bdee theee was treaoh dog
~ - 6aeA tnnnn and
&Tb w3dH, tnd soa1e dry hard wood
burned In Il to coa2s, phile tie med
icino man was m0Gunsg, gFuaning,
aud going through various kinds Of
Getia ~ fce - 1ed1cane
4 = dc s. lenee thu Ind1pn
1nz1e g - the suk<ost eone ~
w1fd with no cIothing, except : little
shout his loins, and deliberately walk
ed several times around the ere, some
times stopping st the end and leaning
forward . thoagh IA nos going =
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Tiimc Required.
Our New Diploma.

The tue necessary 70 complete the course Is from
four nOntha upward, varying according 10 the
ability OF the stGdent.
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Preparatory Education.

The preparatory education necessary n gasn ad-
mission simply knowledge OF the dsndnnsenaai
principles " the AIngiis branches taught n the
common distrtct tciOOs. s3ssT FF3E ss8
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= TUT New Diploma, engraved under the auspices
OF Orr Association. h one of the most beautiful
specimens OF arr In tiiis country. To this our gradu
SITS sin hereafter he entitled without extra charge.
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AsAFiGrR 4 IlLLlBRIDGE, Propr

TO the young Men aud Women OF the Nor,hwpx,
sinsA ceisexe. 'ssoss n1
" . ciAln tiIat the DAvsnpor! Rus,peus Corlexe j.
ny sAceitu w Any Institution tire Kind ia M
iLt ~ eyuAed-anu only ask : yisti frt,.,,
.Aoss waen We are coa.ndeut that We CT
@sssaAa vuf cisAm q having the largest cnsAi.esst
~Au osssl buslAess Itatnsns schpul i. liae Wena W
class an every yArticasar.. -
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Attendance and Deportnent.

The system Of checking and Keeping 0 REGARD OF
attendance and department adopted by this College
gives universal safisiactiul. We nave tor the past
tpur years kept pietc record ca attendance and
department, xnd still continne 10 do 30. We send
weekly reksOrtb to parents AID guardians, and ali
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AlllxA Of Or. Cslveruoes celebsated Essay
44R ON the radical cure awifhoui med
g ieiAe) ~ ~ kkA A2vasA ksEa of
seminal Weak ness, involuntary seminal
LOSSES. tAPorgNcY. Mental aud Physical
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also, G0KsrMPTioN. EPILI PsY and FITS, in
dnccd by seif-indulgeHce orr sexual txtrav-
oaMDee.
A0-1srice In . sealed encnlape sfx cents
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essay clearly demonstrates from = thtrty
aenvs Eticcaxsfuf pfnrtice TIL ~ flae aln sg
consequea.ces ii seIf-sbsase may hf radicpIy
cured wffhous the da nR-sous ute OF internal
fnedicine or the application Of the knife:
pninftne cut = mode Ofcnre at once simple.
certain. and effectaaI by means OF which
avery sufferer No r,afteTwsat MS condition
may he. MAY cure hinlseif eheapiy. private
is and radically
AS-Thi- Il eturcs sheuid be In the hands OF
every youth and every man III the land.
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any address,. postpaid, nn receipt of SIX
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Address the publishers.
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Send US Names.

As students receive personal Instructions they
ma, enter ~ any time suILlng Their Convenience.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-09

Dr.. J. Walkers California w.
egar Dfftcrs are 4 purely vcre,ana'a
preparation. made chiefly from thc ~
tive hcrbs found on tho lower ranges !,
tie Sierra Novnda mountains Of Califor
MIA, the medicinal properties Of which
ara extracted thcrcfrom without the ,sa
Of Alcohol. The question is ,lmos,
daily asked. "What Ia the cause Of ,bs
unparalleled sueccss OF VINEGAR BrT.
TERsV Our answer is, that tlley remove
the cause OF disease, anslilic patient 70.
covers his health. They arc tile great
blood purifier and a life giving principle
. perfect Rcnovator aud Invigorator
Of the system. Never before in Tho
history OF the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of vixEGAR BITTRRs in healing thu
Mex Of every disease man is heir to. They
are . gentle Purgatiya a. well as a Tonic,
leheying ConEsxfian or Inflammation Of
sne Liver aud viscerd Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of On. WALKERS
vixEoAR BiTTxRs afs Aperiens. Diaphoretic.
Carminative. Nutritious. Laxative. biuretic.
eedattve. COuntey-Initant Sndorifc, Altera.
ttve, and Anti Bilious.
...s. sicLssNALD 6. CO...
DE.Ekizas and 0ss. Agts, San rrancisce. California
ana cor, e Wa.aingtoa end Charlton Sta. r. Y.
Ooso ~ ~ B8OUx4sGe Am1 Dealer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-09

8UEBlEF SALE.
NJ virtue Of = speciAl exscutien 20 me directed.
lssned fom the once cfthe Q5erk n the Circnit
Couss Ii and kg the coufey Of Cedar and state o.
Iowa, Il hvor VI J. q. slater and against John +.
neasIDere = ~. have leytg4 uron tive fDliow1nE
propetty = the property Of ne sAsd John Bear,
1870 6xet 81 Il bioek number one ID 81
the osiNnAi plat ofthe towh Of Loaden In CesAr
Cpuusy. Iowa,
And shen olEes the aa1e for sale at the Court
Mnse d06P In IL town ~ TtptoA, In aeh county.
= 6asurd1y me N 1sy % April ~ .. sEs. - que
013eok r. II ofnn1d 6ay, - sAsfxky SD cxeeafio0
ond costs that NAV accrue thereon.
Dated this sth cay OF March a. D. ISL
JOHN d. sHEAREE.
sheriff Of Cedar County Iowa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGE.

The opening Of the business season
! generally brings about more OF less business
CT angts aud new combinations, and this Is nS
exception 70 the general rule, and it is witt
no ordinary pleasure thai We refer our read
Sls 20 the card OF Mr.. W. Is. Galbreath, pub
Alrne4 IN our mammoth issue OF TODAY. by
llch u viii he seen that he has associated
" TN him in the cotton factnrage and com.
n nlsslon business Msssrs. W. J. Crawford and
,. n foWlkes, under the firm name of W. B
Sdbreath * Co. Both OF these gentlemen
n ''Ne been In the employ OF Mr.. Galbreath for
TIE past number Of years, and ther promotion
as members OF the firm Is but the just reward
ol intrinsic worth and merit BY long years
oi unutlng industry, close application 10 bust
ntssr ana lhe possession Of rare business quail
lheauons, these gentlemen have attained a
pnsltlon Tor which they are eminently quail
Ied aud entitled 10. OF the senior partner of
the house, W. b. Galbreath. EsQ.. IL Is unneces-
sarE 10 SPEAK, Tor his name is the synonym of
All The qualities that constitute the thorough
gentleman and the accomplished merchant.
tNcelled 10y none in an the manly, generous
and noble characi ieristics of human nature,
he stands a worthy and nt representative of
the mercantile community Of this city, and
Memphis may wen be, ssshe is, proud OF him,
aud Others like him. The new firm have COM
menced bus ness in their large, handsome and
convenient offices, No. II Union street, stone
vail block, upstairs, and are fully prepared
Tor large and active business. To our read
erS and friends everywhere we commend the
arm Of W. h. Gslbreath 4 Co. as one eminent
ly worthy OF their perfect confidence and sup
port. and 20 the gentlemen composing the
same we tender our best wishes Tor their sue
cCSs and prosperity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
ANOTHER MASSACRE.
SIX Negro Prisoners ShOt 10 Death by a
Party Of Texans Near the McFsr.
land Place, Louisiana.
A Supplement 20 the Gibson County
Iragedy-A Fearful Crime, TO be
COndsmasd by All Just Men.

SHREVEPORT, August 3l.-The air Is
.ul oi rumors concerning the Coushatia
EuunleS, but none OF them can be traced 10 4
lS.laole source A gentleman who left COu,
AnQ tllat the citizens were discussing The pro-
pHelg ot removing the prisoners 10 Shreve-
PlIl Today. The prisoners were Intercepted
near Mansfield by a party OF Texans and
hung, but the driver OF The ManSiield Stsgs
Wnlch has ust arrived. pronounceS the repOif
euAfely U1tounded. TIE Times has illst re-
CelNea me following from Minden: "a gentle
man Just up nom the Red river saws
tuat tle company Of men wha started 10
shreveport with the Coushatta prisoners were
oFeflAEen tWeD ty-three miles below Shreve.
per- sunday evening, about three O'clock. bv
aefly or nifty armed men. supposed to De
LEANS trom beyond the sabine, who took
t1e pm soners out OF the hands OF the guard.
aug Killed Homer Twltchell, Bob Devices and
= rank Eugerton on the spot. The other three.
novel; holland and Wells, ESCAPED. but
were recaptured. and are supposed 10 have
el 70 De taken 10 shreveport and selected the
.iien 70 q ke charge OF the company that was
20 e1aia them. Every precsution was taken TO
.LnAle tile-E safety The ciuZenS were salts
ueu with assurances tha they would leave
lhe state, and did not desire to take harsh
measures The Texans swore they did not in
Ina 10 nave such d--n scoundrels hunting
horses in their state The gentleman from
Mhofn we gather this Information SAWS he saw
me dead bodies OF the three first mentioned
taIl les Ihis dispatch Is not generally cred
lte1 mere, as various parties have arrived TO
Gay from Mansfield, keachi and Kingston.
Nno mus have passed near the scene Of the
luuroers this morning, and they bring no in
formation on the subject. Strong hopes are
enterlalned that TINS report, like the
carrier ones may prove 10 be untrue.
atport> JUS received tend TO confirm the
Menden dispatch 10 the TfnlrS, and leave lit
Tie room Tor doubt thai the CouShatta prison
rs We're murdered at McFsrlaud's plantation,
llirty -nNe miles below here, on the east side
ol Red river and near the boundary line be-
tween bossier and Red RiyerlpRrishes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
Mnndnr. pc aaF OF september, lsll.

a. IL O'Clock am, in front of my Office, No
81 second street, Memphis, Tenn, proceed 10
SELL 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
inq described property tO-Wlt;
Three lots known in the DR.. X. T. Roses ad-
dition TO the city Of Memphis as lots No. 99,
7e and So said lot No. 50 Is situated on the
south side of and frou ting on Madison street
extended. commencing at point 40 feet
trorn the east side OF Rose street. the nee IN n
ming eastwardly with Madttou street 60 feet
thence so1thwardly and parallel with Rose
street ll7 $40 feet - an alley thence west
wardly with said alley 90 feet; thence north
ward lf7 feet 10 the beginning LotS NO ~
ana 90 are situated on the north sioe Of Mon-
roe street extended, sud joining each other,
and are bounded as follows: CONNIE nrtug al
a pOiut no feet Oh the north side OF Monrue
street from the east side Of Rose sheer thence
I2O feet: snence north and parallel with Rose
street I5 feet 10 alley I'D fcot thence south IS
feet 20 the beginning
Levied on as tke property or defendant
John IA. Milford, 70 satisfy SID judgment
interest and COSTS
sale 20 commence promptly ~ clever
O'Clock am. ". p. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of SHELBY county, Tenn.
Memphis, 18Th day OF August, fs-s
Jas. Z. Temple, Atty for piqintlft apa2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
BROWN a NORTON,

This popular firm, at No. 527 Main
street. have Just received a large and well-se-
lected wholesai ie stock Of hats and straw goods
which they offer AT extremely low prices
This firm has established a wide reputation
thrOu hout Arkansas, NJ sSissippi, Alabama
aud Tennessee for fair dealing and liberal
prices, and country merchants would do well
to call and examine their goods. These gen
tlemcn seem 20 appreciate the wants OF the
people and the stungency OF the times, and
offer such Inducements as cannot fail TO at.
tract large country trade to our city. II
gives Us pleasure 10 note the enterprise and
pluck OF such FIRMS. Messrs. Brown & Norton
are Old and experienced dealers in their line
OF business, and seem determined to build M
a trade as creditable 10 the city as we trust b
may prove profitable 10 themselves. Be sure
and call at No. 81 and examine their man.
InoIh stock. which has been selected with
unusual care.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
MINOR MERIWETHER.

The announcement of this gentlemen
a. a candidate for state senator before the
convention called Tor the fifteenth OF Sep
tsmber, indicates that the best men have
becn Induced 10 give their services 10 the
people Mr. Meriwether is active, energetic
honest, and immovable in purpose. Ia pri-
Yate life the cardinal virtues are the lamp 10
his footsteps. His intellect is clear, strong,
aud vigorous He is public spirited and
active IA advocating every enterprise likely
% coEsri butte 10 the prosperity Of the people.
AIinof Meriwether would make an able,
Orlzing, wise member in the legislature Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
ESTABLISHED 1910.
THIS ISSUE OF THE APPEAL.

The overwhelming kindness Of oul
advertising friends have left us no op,
ton but to surrender our space to them
and to the very elaborate and complete
statement of the cotton trade Of the
city for the year which closed with yes
terdsy. We desired 30 call attention to
this statement at length, and to make
suggestions such as it prompts, but we
have not the space, and must content
ourselves with "these few lines" and
the expression of our thanks for the
very handsome testimony our adver-
tising columns besr to-day to the esteem
in which the APPEAL is held by a dis.
cerning public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
GEeRsE R. POWEL.

The card Of this old, well known, and
esteemed citizen, published in another
column. places him before the convention as
a candidate for the legislature. Mr.. Powell :
record is without blot or blemish. For
two years he has filed one OF the most I'M
pDrtani and responsible positions ia Shelby
county. He will retire on Monday next with
b is books balanced and his accounts square.
he has been citizen OF the county FOR near
ly thirty years, knows the people OF shelby,
aud Is familiar with their wants. His popu-
larity is uubounded, and his name would be
a tower OF strength 10 the ticket
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
DIED.

ROBARDs-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs. Lucius H. Terry, OF New orleans, are
invited to attend the funeral Of her mother,
Ms. WM. ROBARDs, this CTUESDAY) after
noon at five o'clock, from the lesidence of
Mrs. John h. Bowen, 10. 50 Marshall avenue.
Services by Rev. Mr.. Harris. Carriagss at
HOlst's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
SaturdaI, October sd. 1s74.

within legal hours, the following described
! property, situated In Shelby county, Tenn.
/ to-wtt: The first lot or parcel being part OF
| the tract of land sold William J.. Maydwell to
/ n. h. Austin, on the 27th day OF september,
| le55i and designated upon said Austins plan
! Of subdivision Of satd trsct as per survey
made by NJ. A. Kerr on the sd day Of April,
1906. as lot No. -, and bounded as follows, viz
Fronting chains and p links on the south
| side Of North street, aud running back be-
tween parallel lines at right angels with said
street chains and links, the east line OF
I said lot being the west line of the Semmes
4 tract, the west line of said lot being the east
/ line OF East avenue, and containing $50 acres,
| more or less, and being the same lot described
I in deed from II. r. Austin 70 said defendant
1 " ade, dated June Il, 1856, and recorded In the
/ Registers office of shelby county in book No.
/ =, page 5l4. ct seq. The second lot or parcel
/ being all the interest OF said Wade in and TO
/ a lot Of land IN said state and county, seing
I part Of a tract of land known upon the plan
/ OF South Memphis as lot No 3, in block No.
! % ana designated upon 4. :. Latham, c. N .
hatcnier and W. A. Jones plan of subdivtston a
OF salo lOt as lot No. 5, aud bounded as tol-
lows Beginning on the south side of Vance
street at "A point l64 feet west OF the intersee-
tOn oi the south side OF Vance street with
tne west side Of Orleans street, thence soutn-
wardly at right angles with Vance street 10
ieet 10 southeast corner Of said lot on an aIis3
Lnence west with the north side OF salu aIlty
l - ieet 70 the southwest corner, Inence nOl "a "
parallel with GOsiee street 1879 leet 70 Y ahcs
street, thence east with the soutn sl9e Oi
vance street 70 feet to the peginnlng, oelI .l Z (
part of same ground conveyed 70 tue saiI
| Wade, and 10 W. K. McClellsnd by e. B.
/ Locke, trustee, as per deed re9istered IN the
\ Registers office Of said county In book No.
| fERMs oF SALE.-On a credit of seven
| months purchasers to give notes Win sp-
proved sureties, bearing per cent. lnteres.,
| ete., lien retained 70 further same, and equity
| Of redemption barred.
E. A. COLE, c. and NJ.
/ Mckisick & Turley, attorneys. sci
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
OId Folks Of SheIby County.

ID OCULAR monthly meeting In the School
III Board Rooms, Odd-FelloWs Building, on
TUESDAY, September Ist, at o'clock pm.
Full attendance requested. Business of I'M
portauce. Ryorder of the President
ausO j. p. PRESCOTT. Rec. Sec'y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
SHERIFE'S SALE
- OF -
Valuable Real Estate.

DURIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV slN,
TThst by virtue Of vcpd1tioni eSponas 70
ne directed from the Hon. FIRST Circuit court
Of shelby county, Teunessee, m the case OF
Iohn r. Newman vs. John T. MuIlofui lutg-
y,,s,,f rendered on the 9tn day Of December,
- Tor the sum Of three hundred and
Z Isenfv-three dollars with Interest and costs
or sniff 10 satisfy said judgment, ETC. viii, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01

"Aetnst received and offers Low TO THE
III TRADE, the following goods, VIZ;
400 bbls. Refined sugar.
90 bbls. and half bbie- syrup.
sOO sacks Rio Coffee
100 mats Old Government Java Conee.
5O1 pkQs Ground Coffee and spice.
TO0 pkes. Green and Black Teas.
ZOO eases Jeliies, Preserves and Pickles, every
style. s-.,..
4OQe case Oysters Salmon, Bobstersi Sardipes
Strawberries Peaches, Pine Apples, Ete
zoo cases new Brandy Peaches and Cherfles
Z 100 pkes new Mackerel.
/ 100 boxes soap, starch and Candles.
80 boxes and kegs English soda.
100 cases Concentrated Lye.
50 bDls. Pecans, Almons, Cream Nuts and
Fiiberts.
/ "a plrcs. choice Butter and Cheese.
Is tieTces CanvRsed Sugsr-Cured Hams.
sla pkes Whistles, Brandies and Wines
. bbis. Rsciined Cider.
/ 100 caddies assorted IODaccOss
80 rolls BagRing.
/ lO1O bundles Tea
| And other articles TOO numerous % mention
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01

MRS. n. C. HUNTERS EMPORIUM

IL will be gratifying to the many
friends Of Mn. NJ. q. Hunter, Of No. 2f7 Main
street. % know this lady keeps one OF the
most fashionable aud stylish millinery and
dress-making establishments in the south.
she has been engaged in this trade for a long
number Of yearh. Her goods always please
fue most fastldiOus customers, as she Is a lady
of cultivated taste and s. thereby enabled 10
select that which is stylish, elegant aud app
prOpriate. Mr.. Hunter dOes the largest Dusi-
iless Of any one In this city and will continue
10 enjoy tuis mammoth trade 50 long He she
offers such eEcelieut goods al the reasonable e
rates that govern her establishment she has
determined 70 make the hat business a
specially and offers country merchants IN
usual inducements IN this branch Of hei
trade Country merchants who think OF
goirg eaI 10 purchase hais, would do well 10
examine Mrs. Hunters stock, which they VII
md complete ana varied. She will com
mence receiving goods In very few days
and viii nave on hand the latest styles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01

on the upper floor, where we found the tables
sirewu with al manner OF designs on paper
expressing the mechanical ideas Of geniuses
70 the manner born, and around the room
arranged cabinets Of drawers cOutaining the
plans and drafts Of all important pieces OF
machinery and other iron and brass work
turned out OF this establishment. Next in
order we visited
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01
COOK a HFATH's PATENT JAIL.

every item Of which is Of Memphis origin
and Mr.. Heath being partner In the patent
the iron work Of the same will in future b;
manufactured only at the Chickasaw iron
WORKS The lock Of this jail, also invent ed
aud manufactured here, Is thing Of beauty
as well g. Of durability and security
We were shown specimens OF work, amount
ing 20 endless variety, among which We
va. utlOu every item known in the lion and
brass furnishing for railway machinery
lsc-pOWers, cottOu-p presses-the ChlckastW
lE0uWorlZs being the manufacturer OF the
Brooks, Alu -, WrlEhts, Wilson's and other
cltfpn-presses-au manner Of architectural
work. iron fronts of the latest pattern and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01

This is the name Of one of our pTOmi-
uent firms at No. 304 Front street. They are
substantial grOcers, cotton factors and COM
mission merchants, who always have had a
big trade and Will be able TO maintain IL, for
they are reliable, persevering and attentive at
all times to their business. Give them call
and YOU will not regret il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-01

1u the manufacture Of which they rank equal
Iu Derfecsness and durability with any other
esisbIishment IN the country. About sef ent9-
five men. besides the fOremen OF departments,
fnd constant employment here nearly All the
wear round. snd- altogether, the ChicEasaw
lronwUrlls present the most ~ide-aWake' busy
and al the same time orderly managed eslab-
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