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Wilbur y, Parker, editor aud Pre-
prielor ofthe Rod and Gun (fprmei Y
tho American sporlsman) arrived
here Thursday evening aud il
making brief sojourn al the Alamo
house, lilo ID accompanied by u
q. Banks, his speela agent and cor
respondent, and they pre making q
very complete tonr of the grand
hunting fields Of tho west and
south, Tho neutrality-suspicious. they
have formed during their stay ia
the Indian territory will undOubt-
eddy DO greatly enhanced by lheir
visit TO Texas They lott here l'ri,
day evening for Houston and the
south IN company with the Kansas
press excurslonIsls,- Denlson News
OLD BufRlNs young wife hap
pened 10 meet the old gent on q
back street u iow days ago, iust in
time 10 500 q pretty woman throw u
kiss ut him from q halfopen door,
and aa she eolarod him aud do
manded an explanation, he OK
claimed "Were Ii not for tho
other hearts that would ache, my
dear, | would tell You all, DO not
reproaoh ne for what ! have done,
lest ! smIlo thee with u blazing
sword" And she wont home IN u
brown study, trustlngly believing
In him, while Biz slid down town
and set EN- up for all The boys he
could dnd-[ Milwaukee News.
We acknowledge several calls dur,
ing the week from Messra, Sweet
man and Harley, Of Dallas, who
represent the Southwestern Life
insurance company, Of that city,
We would DO glad to see It's stock
taken In this city, 1t IL peculiarly
q home institution, and northern
Texas, especially, should feel q deep
interest In It's success. CO. PHrla
North Texan, 10th,
The trape2e performer who ap'
peared with the can-can troupe that
lately visited Galveston, got shot by
one of tho young bloOds Of Atlanta,
Ga, on the 2sth ultlmo. The affair
grew out Of the young mans making
improper advances 10 one OF the fe'
male members OF the troupe. The ira
peze performer chastised him with his
list, and was afterward shot 10y the
young man, In two places, while get
ting on board the train to leave the
city. Neither Of the wounds are con-
sidered dangerous.
LOVE IS familiar love Is n devil
there is no evil angel but love, Yet
Sampson was 80 tempted, aud no
had excellent strength yet was
Solomon 30 seduced, and no had a
very good wit,-[Sbakspeare.
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MEDICAL.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This winter, 10 AIMED Cor It's medical ylr-
tuoS has by the lnbOrcd eiior,R Of nr, u. y
Coleman, been placed nj tho command OF oil
who may require lux curative properties IL
was LETT iof Texan, Gail borden, 10 con,
dense two gallons OF milk 10 the compass OF
one pint, and yet retain oil ita pure and
nutrhtivc properties 40 again has Texan
reduced two gallons of White sulphur
Springs water 20 slxtocn ounces, without the
slightest loss of its medical virtues
There arc thousands of persons suffering
from the following diseases: Dullness, de-
preston of spirits, irritnbllity OF temper,
vertigo, hendRche, pAlpitation OF the henrt
gnstilc derangement disorders OF tho liver
and kidneys, bleeding nom the rectum,
piles, dysmcnorfhoa, amenofrnen, lnonOrr-
.hngla, lucorrhea, foul breath, apoplexy, cpl,
lepsy, paralysis, hysterin, melancholy ana
Insanity, and many other diseases, trncenblo
To habitunlly sluggish bowels aud YET re-
main ignorant of the cause, and have sought
In vain for relief Not upirequently the
com lnlnis which originate In constipation
take m independent existence, and continue
though tho cause may cease, From I'LL these
considerations II follows that the disorder IN
question, whether original or induced, re-
auires close attention, and should be made
an object of treatment Whenever VI occurs;
One hottie of Or, q. =. Colcmans White
sulphur Springs Water Is warranted 70 cure
any oilsn OF snbitual constipation II taken
according TO directions found upon the hot
lie. Its action IL cetO tit0 q tucunde
10 ha had NJ Nnyof thu drug stores Of the
city. Price one dollar @jdiSzVWH
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Several of our citizens, who FOL
lowed "Old Tiges" fortunes through
the war, together with couple OF
Dallasites who are at present So
journing in our city, threw up their
hats this morning upon the recep-
ton of the news Of General Cabells
reelection to the mayoralty of Dial
las. Ed. Roberts took his straight,
Sam. Mason took sugar, Mr.. Sweet
man saw the bottom of lager beer
glass, while Mr.. Harley contented
himself with a fine Havana Paris
Press, 9Th.
1t was once told of Brother
Beecher that, on ascending the pull
pit one particularly warm Sunday,
he exclaimed, as he mopped his
brow, sit is II d ID hot day" This
story Brother Beecher denies. And
now as if this was not asking
enough of public credulity, he turns
right around and denies that he ever
sat on the paror floor and felt of a
lot of engravings while examining
Elzabeth's ankles. Great goodness
- Courier Journal.
At the municipal election in Dal
las, on Tuesday last, General W. H.
Cabell was reelected mayor, June
Peak, marshal, Thomas j. Keeton'
assessor and collector, and II. IL.
West, treasurer, by handsome ma
iorities. The contest was warm
one, and we congratulate "Oid
Tige" upon the complimentary en-
dorsement of his administration
mckinney Journal.
MISS Bessie Turner testifies that
Theodore Tilton entered her room,
lifted her out of bed, and carried
her into another room while she was
asleep. "A practical pater-iamllias'
who has many daughters, instructf
us that he has made good use OF the
above remarkable statement Ht
no longer trusts to the bell t'
arouse his children, but marches
into their dormitories and calls
awake up, girls, wake up! Iheo
dore Tilion's coming |-[Wood
hull's Weekly.
Colonel A. f. Hooker, United
States army, with two companies o
the Ninth cavalry and five hundre,
horses for the same regiment lei
here on Wednesday last for the Ri'
Grande. One hundred recruits To-
the Ninth cavalry, and number
for the Tenth, were armed in TN
city from St Louis the same day
They are under the command o
Captain F. +. Bennett, Ninth cav
airy, and will start for San Antoni'
and the Rio Grande in a few days
A number of recruits for the Tent
cavalry, under command of Captain
G. S. Roberts, arrived night befor
last. and are now in camp near tn
garrison, where are also the recruit
for the Ninth cavalry.-[Austin ia
8 zeIte. s4s sies 4Nl ~ eIgsga
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HEOlGsL
DIR. 4. MLANE'S
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC,
V L K M | + UG Z.
SYMPTOMS on WORMS,

we NNS w NpNMos
THE counienahee Is pale and
/ leaden-eoloTed, with occasional
bushes, or a eiTeumscrihed spot on
one or both checks the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate an azure
semielrele runs along the lower eye.
lid the nose Is iTrlIated. swells, and
sometimes bleeds a swelling OF the
upper lips occasional headache, with
hammlng or throbbing Of the ear
an unusual secretion Of sallyat Shiny
or iuTred tongues breath very foul,
particularly In the morning. appetite
variable, sometimes yoraoioui, with q
gRawlng sensation Of the stomach, AZ
Others, entirely goneI aeetlng pains
In the stouiaehi occasional nausea
and yomiIlngl violent pains through.
out the abdomeni bowels irregular,
At times eoillyei stools Shiny, not
unfequently linged with blood belly
swollen and hard urine lurhidi re.
splratlon occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiecoughI cough
sometimes dry and eonyulsiyei I'm.
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind.
Ing of the teeth temper variable,
bun generally irritable, etc. G.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, a.
DR. c. M'LANR'S VERMIPUGR
Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which hW
attended the administration Of th,.
preparation has been such as to war.
rant US In pledging ourselves to the
public to
0RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where Il should
prove ineiiectual' "proyiding the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
supposition Of worms being he
cause" In all eases the Medicine
to he given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifugc
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form, and that il is an limo
cent preparation, net eata6hQ66igg
tie slightest injury 10 he NEST hRdty
infant, Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, plTrsnupclI, Pa
p, s., Dealers and Physicians ordering from
Others than Fleming Dros. will do well 10 write
their orders distinctly, and take none TN Dr.. C.
NLdneg, ftcedrf4bp FIrDigr B,es ,PiikfIsirb.
"a, To those wishing TO glyo them thai, we viii
Forward per mall post paid, 10 any part Of tho
United States, one box Of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps, or one vial OF Vcml6ige for
fourteen ihree-ccnt stamps All orders from Canada
must be accompanied byiwen'y cents extra,
:, RB- For sale by Druggists and Country Store
Keepers generally
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aailg gerald.
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j. W. swINDELLs, Publisher


THE DAILY HERALD IL published every
,norninR, except Monday, at $40 "a year iii
"iyanpe % iprsiH months u fpr0 ne month /
VI cents Tor one week single copies, 10
genlh
rhe naily Herald Is now furnished 10 sub
seribeTs Dy carrier az - cents per week, tbs
paper will be, delivered regularly each morn
and suburbs within a mile and u hall Of the
sourt hOuse, Subscribers falling 10 receive
thsir paper Will Obllge by repairing " Mr.
lease Williamson, AZ lhik once,
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A Clerical Impression.
Lspringaeld Republican,

Apropos of the clergy comes in 1
little incident Of last week Rev
Mr.. - was strolling up Main
street, entertaining McNary, the
druggist, with his poetical fancles
and charming conversation, wher
he was suddenly roughly seized
upon the shoulder by a halfdrunken
man with, Say, mister, is this Main
street ?"
Eyes," responded the clergyman
"WeIl, then, would like to know
where in h No, 697 is p
"My dear sir replied the clergy
man, 81 am not very well acqnalnt
ed with h, but my impression
is that the numbers there do not ruI
up so high"
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

THH WEEKLY HERALD VIII be pub
lslied every Saturday mOrnlhg, hubAorlp'
ION, $500 per annum ~ for six montliRi
,.vhile In advance. No subscription taken
h,T "A loss period than six months,
Advertisements inserted NJ the rate ~ VI ~
ner sutinTo for the nrht insertion, and 70 cents
wr eaah subsequent Insertion,
Obituary notices, marriages dehlhhi publle
meetings, cards Of thanks, oto ~ DO paid for
AZ hall advertisement rates,
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New York; q, r,Roweli, u, NJ, Petlengll a
po'. and hates a Locke,
advertising and Publishing o., and Row
all 4 Chesnan ~, Louis,
philadelnhial Cos, Weatherill a 90,
Clnelnnutil y, u, Paryin,
Nav OrleanS Thomas Mcintyre,
ShreyepOTu W. II, sparks,
HOusIOui n, H. Gushing,
Austin, Texas y, NOigl,
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DR.. +. w. WILEY

Tenders his professional services TO the cit
teens of Dallas and vicinity.
Offlce in the rooms Of the Medical pirectof
~ the southwestern Life Insurance Compa-
~ ~ corner Market and Elm streets. Resi-
dence-slg Live Oak street. r. .,1c. tsra
once hours 10 to II Q. M; 2to a p, m. ..,.,
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ron WonK-Lstter Heads, cards, Clroplam
j Hin Heads, Poster, LeHyer4 Hr1e[1, fams
Ph,s. ne sys !. s' I'd n e W n's
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Boarding House.
NOTICE TO OCCUPATION TAX PAYERS,

The last session of the legislature, Just adj.
adiourned, enacted law making 1t q penal
ofiense to pursue any taxable occupation
ypjthout first procuring license thereon.
IN se pursulng such occupations can save
themselves the perils and inconveni noes OF
W., in liciment by calling at my Office and
procuring license before the assembling q
the grand jury, which meets on the second
sdSwSw NJ. ". COLE, Treasurer D; c. 7,
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Ok. TUTT,S HAIR DYE

is easily applied, imparts beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best in
the world. Sold by all druggists. Price, one
dollar q box. n a.i...t
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A nvERTIsINGs Cheaps Good systems
~ dfic.-All persons who contempisIe
making contracts With newspapefs LOT t oe
cents to Geo. r. RovsIl g Il Ps ,. {, hSM
New York, for their PAMPHlEI;s.b dtl<
lnisseb,- serssfh sdffon) co1ita1ninE .Hes OF
over 1000 newsPapsIs and Sst@sses; y, rf3T-
ins M ners IN many states at . Nem4nQOu9
reduction from publishers rates. GIT TIE
BOOK.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-28
Ser TanatismnS unferer Belt.

Der 6anatiSmus III cine anfedenot
@eifesfranfbeit unb tpirft, Elm Wal
aussebre&en. epipemil6 !; er TT lei&ter
beroorSurufen alS 3u belGwiGtieen.
Mau loate ~auerptnse elauben. In unierer
auf9etldrten, rehneneen unp auf nates
rteIen Grwerb uno @enus Ipeculiren-
cen Belt iei fetn &aum fir ben Nanas
tismus. aastn per setruut f6 ~
leusnen, cos felt swet 9abren cine ia.
tattlHe Str6mune pur6 BE prctsfan.
tiide @OltsmaHe Dsutl&lanrs UNI
Der Shwet3 sebt, eaB etsle @uItsmaie
ft6 mebr uno mebr bereeen ldet, Der
9apf fSnne uno woIe NIT einem Deer
BON Seluiten unp pfafen Deut19lane
iter3ieben, UNI rie Gretbeit bss @eccn,
TENS 3u perttlset uno pte NIT 8lut errur,
sene6reibeit Der gpanselti6sn mit6eusr
unp Shwsrt III rerniGten @lauben
ni&t ielbif sebtlpete p~rptsfanten, pos
lscer Satbplif BON &om aus fir letn
san3es eeben ptr senauefen 0erbaI,
tunestsfsble smpfanse. bab Tim nit
apottUltlaer Nutoritdt upreel9rieben
lst wte er ftmmen ioue, tpel1en
@sl'sen e. au sebprden pper niGt
5u 9epor@sn babe, Of er Der
ObrtStstt untertban letn iuue pber nidt 2
pat ni@t Der Girf Bismarf 5elbf
cas prOtefantil&e SesIenbeil ols cuyG
eenpapf aefdbrpet erfldrt2 Spnoerbo.
rer 0etie miro nebenber aber Der Dopa
tn B0rt unO Bib als unmd&tioer.
fdwaGfnntser 8reis NIT 6cbn 5
Spott iiberidittst unp tperpen Die Soz
tbOltfsn ale wiuens uno Y~erfanpsIol,
S@afe bebancelt. 8alp TT Der popf
unp Ger RatbOlicismus cine lGredlids
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Das lette SMartal

pes a&ten Sabreanss u1abut, baB cers
1elbe isinem abfblue entsesen9sbt uni
es tlettt benz Wanesrer nur iibris. an
bic pislsn nod I'm &Iffance tefnrlis
den Abonnsnten Die aIte Mabnuns ~
pisrsrbolen
SGrn betm 9esinne ceS laufencen
Sabrsnnss madten mir auf ben nms
FAM aufmertlcm. ras MIR felt Nsujabr
bas pofportO, wsl6es bisbsr rsn GbOn>
nsntsn ~ besablen pblaa, anf unlsre
Rs6nuns bssublsn mi6sn. DAP in,
fOlse reIen ben AbOnnenten cine Grlei6s
terune, uns basesen cine isbr betra6ts
HIDE Webraussabe erwa@isn III, iiebi
Ssrsr Elm. I'm 70 auuert6tli&er er>
rartstsr mir, sas gan; befOncers bic
RIffdnre cbn: ruetteren @ufidub &C.
bsft uno tas EbsrOieb Der neue 3abrs
gang porausbssablt wdroe. Sir fOnns
ten pieB UNI 70 N6erer erwarten. neil
Der lanperer nidt-wie ctels aneert
berousseber :baten-pas a5DunsmenI
erbSbts, lonoern ben bisberissn prste
betbsbtelt trOB Der erOB:a Nebrauss
eabe.
SeBt ater tlOpft Ger 8unpsysr uu
70 superR6tli&er an be, eum Nuen
rte ibr nod nidtS In feline xoihe beige,
trassn, unp bis ct bod lsOs GChe be
Rssen uno @Onneri6sin. BET %turu
unp @stter aufseiuht bat.
Gbut nun ou6 ras %uriae Uni
perl@ietet 60 Mot Idnesr.
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Der Us dmberer.

TN Sabre 1899. Die 8e6tfertieuns
otelrr barten, aber re6tmGeissn Maeres
gel 9rinrete ii6 auf fOlseucs 5auptans
flasfspunfte aeaen Griscrih : Der Sais
fer babe cen lemplern unp5 Oipitalttern
pertraaswicris ibrs Sitter porentbalten;
i'm SSniBsei6e Sieilien bic Anbdneer
Ger Str6e %misbanrelt Sarrinisn unp
ancere SelBungen Der 8ir6e fi@ anee>
'tsnet, cie Sirhen uup RlSiier untns
,Mal'fuS beroubt unp Die Befreiuna
ces bl. Qanres une rie Wiererbafels
lung ccs besanttnilten S~ai(etbums
S~ebinrert.
(Tcrtfssurg fClst)
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id, wa.unt t@ ntdt prraeldGen
irprten mar.
Die gsi@Derhen bes Gbippsua , panpts
IinBs.
Sn 8esIettun8 BEG 0atsrs Som
sasa bsfnpet i@ Wino ? 81 > S&is
Ceo6 TN Easl Der iunse 6iuptlin9
rer GEtppepas, ODER pte GreiItaratb
fe neunt Der Gbtppepder. WtnosGts
S6ts III taum 10 Sabre alt, trdst ote
aleioune Der Weieen uno wdrce faum
fit einen Snoianer eebaIten rpercen.
Ircspen er erf swet Sabre llnterriGt
bat, lpriGt er rOrtrefft@ gnsltlt une
uertebt loear stras Deuti@ uno Grane
s5fIG. Der Sert6terffatter Der @as
sette fnlpfte aud NIT ibm etne l1nterre>
Dung al, uno erfubr pom tbm 6Olser<
pes: Set flint Sabren, D. I. felt Dem
looe metnes @aters, bin ih 6dupts
ling Ger esiammten gbtpperpa : Naticn.
Wletn 0eter puroe BON cen 0eeb>2afCs
3nctanern ermDrcet, ME ib Dsrmutbe,
auf Anfiften Der Nesterunesasenten ;
nena er mar Elm fluser Mann, Der eS
ni1t mttanlebsn fonnte, ipie unlsre
eeute bei6wtnpelt tpurcen, uno er erbpb
mebrfa& Ssi&werpen. SD bin teBt
10 Sabre alt, metne Mutter lebt mod ;
auberoem babe i'd fGuf Sapefern uno
einen feben Sabre alien 8ruper. Metn
8atsr btnterliee ein Iefament, tn nell
dem er oerfIste, oaB pie8eoieruna Don
letnemG elOe Der WtliOn $4,000 falGr>
ri@tuns zines SdulbaulsS aussablen
iOue /; ctsies 1T ME eel6eben. usbrre
baupt bat man unifrn Stamn, niepere
trd6tts ~bebancelt. Na@ pem 8ertraae
lOulen mir ;ebnSabre lang jdbrlt9 sebn
Sod O&ien erbaIten ; Ger Q rtrus
Uurce 1864 absei6lO1en, wt, baben
ME einsn S@1en seleben. Na9 Gem
8ettrase erbdlt jeoer 6duptlins idbrlt6
$3.50; 3w,i Sabre mad rem 1ppe
meinss 0atsrs sablte man mir pie
Summe aus ; i'm prittsn Sabre srbislt
i'd nur $50, i'm oierten Sabre $65 unb
in pislem Sabre $50. De- Nsert
eewis Stcwes miro notwithstanding am
Bsten utTen. no pas @elO binsefOm@
nsn tf-06 bate Elm 9anrsut con
Ger @r5ee elmer baIben Settisn auBers
baIb Ger Heierue am Sui : See; mad
pem Gppe metnes 9atsrs 500 i6 lepO9
nod Wbttes @attb. Na1 Dem Ser
TRACE fol- ieper Snbianer, peIGsr auf
Der Nelerpe rObnt, Elm BrettsrbauS err
bnlten ; Id babe ME etus befCmmen.
Der Nsent psil't cue meme Mnlpri6e
nit ben NOrten ab, paB i9 senus babe
unp Ni@ts brau9e.
Der 5duptItn9 befdtt9t cie pbiSe
Wtttbeilune, eab Der Snptansr : Gomz
miTdr e mttb in Ger gisenl6aft zines
Naenten eiuen 6U9ralO babe abbuI3en
Iai1en unb ras BaubDl3 an Die 2Geieen
psrfaufte. Die Bslbwerosn In Walb>
inetOn bdtten ME Elm Nelultat sebabt.
Der 5duptlins sstste fUlSeuren tursIt@
etn~ssIaufensn Brief Spr: Der Nsent
bot mir Sbr 0elO niAt a~us8sbanpist,
l@rsiben gle ibu, baB er es tbut. DIE
ler G0snt 1T elm iebr l6lshter Serl
perleIbe bat Siren .9nCianern in cielem
Sabre $40 600 sefOblen unb BildOf
Bbippls bilft tbai treuIib. Ssnutius."
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Sic S~erfdmmernn9 ber Treis
belt

tn eeutlasn GsiGe siett u~nabbdneis
efn peutlGen BI1ttern rteles 9anbes
su lsbr i1arfen Rritifen NnlaB, rpelGe
esssn Die Shmet9leIpciitif Ger euro>
pdtlden 5Ofbldtter srea abfe&en. Gin
fOebsn oOrsstommsnsr Guu Sisbt Der
Jainois Staats3ettunsss 3u elmer fol-
den Srtttf Nnlue. Sn Granffurt pur>
rem bic &eratteure Der Tranffurter 3ets
tuns lOwte persn ibrtees psrfOnal auf
Weiiuns Der 8tsmarti@eR pUltsst rebs
pessn perbaftet, neil fe bsn Namert
oss @stfaGers zines NrtifsIs nfGt rien>
men roater. 6isribsr dubert f& ras
senannte Blait fDIeenrermaben
Die In ptelen Gaeen mttgetbefJte
Ro@rtHt Don per 0~srbaftuns brster
Nitarbeitsr Der G%runtfurter 3situns
rvesen 8erweiserunS Der 3eueenauss
iase 1T pcbl seeisnet ielbft Die fumpf,
fen uro bltnpefen 8epunperer Der
y5rtibett" Deutl6lanbS aus tbren
1rdumcr auf3uritteln. DEM cine
WabressI tpte ptele III In prsuBen ni&t
einmal unter Der Nanteufel16en 6err<
i6aft pOrssfOmmen. Ste bewetf, bas
pie pur6 etne i6wadfnntse Salaeers
Nebrbeft TN &et@stase aQmd6tfe ee<
pcrDenen Better bes Deutlhen &etGes
enti&lO6eu fnc, piepreFs 70 nett fe f6
ntGt tu bdnotl6er gnpenpeluns ber>
etsbt, NIT eilerner Ger1e ntsber3utreten.
Die preubti@sn Gert&te rpOlen ben
S&reiber Der bstr. Aufidse ermitteln
une member, su Dem 3wef BITE moeerre
Gcrm Der Softer an. Daumenl9raute
unO fpunti@e Stisfel fnc abesiHaft
cod fat tbrer ruerpet man BITE @tnfer>
an. NQe Def Der Granffurter
3sttuns bei&dftistsn YerfOner. bon
rpel6en bas @ertht elaubt caB fe cte
Namen Der 0erfaGer jener MuffdBe fem
men, ruerpen in's 9c9 eefedt bts fe
bic vWtfttbdter" Serratben. Sosar
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-08
seth Day Of January. 1875.

sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, upon the premises, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate, lying and being
in the city Of Memphis, county of Shelby. and
State Of Tennessee, on the south side of Court
street: Beginning at the northwest corner Of
a lot Of ground sold by james Young to Sam-
uel Walker. and by said Walker conveyed to
John A. Sannoner, Trustee; running thence
west 90 so north. on and with the south
line of Court street 3S feet; thence south
80 go west, l4B1 feet to u stake on an
alley; thence east 90 80 south with said alley
to said Sannsner's line or southwest cor
ner; thence north 90 30 with said Sannoner's
line l4Sh feet to the ginning-.being the
same property conveyed by james M. Nc
Combs and Elizabeth W., his wife, to the said
Amelia W. Mitchell. This sale will DO made
TO complete the payment Of a debt due j. j.
Folks estate by the said Mitchell and wife
for the sum Of S9522 Sc. with interest at six
per cent. per annum from the 18th Of March,
1874. till paid, and all proper expenses and
costs. The title to the property is believed to
be perfect, but as / act as Trustee, / viii CON
vey only such title as l have.
The right Of redemption and repurchase Is
waived In the deed of trust. and the pur-
chaser's title will be absolute.
W. u. WOOD, Trustee.
WRIGHT 4 FoLKEs, Attorneys.
December 10, 1874. 95-l27
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-08
t96lO 7. d.
Attachment Notice.

In the First Circuit Court Of Shelby County,
Tennessee ledge. Mckay a. Co. vs.. j. s.
Jones.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAv-
j. ing been sued out under section SAb Of the
Code OF Tennessee, aud returned idto court.
levied upon the moneys. property or effects Of
the defendant in the custody or possession Of
the Planters Insurance Company. and a1ida-
vii having been made that the defendant a
justly indebted 10 the plaintiff in tho sum OF
S26l IA by note, and that he Il. a nonresident
Of the State Of Tennessee; IL is therefore or
dered that the defendant, j. 8. Jones, make
bis, personal appearance herein. before the
Judge Of the First Circuit Court Of Shelby
county, at the courthouse In tho city OF Mem
phis, 81. the third Monday IN January noxt.
and defend said attachment suit within the
N prescribed BY law. or the SAINT will be
proceeded with OK parte and that q copy Of
this order be published once . week for four
oopsecutive weeks 10 the Memphis Ledger.
This 10Th day Of December, 1915. 10
A true COPY. y. n. COLEMAN. CLARK
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