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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-10-08

Kahn & Freiberg have re-opened their
store. Call and see them for bargains in dry
goods, boots, shoes, clothing and gents fur
nishing goods, at their old stand, corner
Main and Poplar streets. Orders from the
country promptly attended to-
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Lagrange, Tenn,

LAGRANGE, October 5.-Arrived at the
station this evening with six nurses They have all
been assigned to duty Up to the present date forty
six cases have been reported and thirteen deaths.
TO-dayS report is, new cases two and deaths one.
Weather tonight is threatening rain.
s. H COLLINS, Md.
Howard Association.
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Rev. Dr. .Ioseph =. Rev.

Pastor ST. Paul's church, Columbus, Georgia,
writes: " We gave DR.. MoFFErT's TEETH
INA (Teething POtoders) to our little grand
child with the happiest results. The effects
were almost magical, and certainly more sat
isfactory than from anything we ever used. v
W. N. Wilkerson & Co., and all druggists
keen TEETHINA.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

4 ONSDALE Il CO., MANAGERS
II No. 9 West Court street, Memphis Tenn
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PHILLIP MAURER's blacksmith and car
rage shop, 2O7 Poplar street, will be ope
from this date. Buggies, carriages an
wagons repaired.
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The Virginia Agricultural and Mechan
ical College

HAS eight professors, a beautiful farm shop
L L with Steam-firven machinery and daily drill.
The vacation coming IN winter suits southern stu
dents. Board is from 81 to 81 month and tuition
fees, by aid of the land scrip fund.- 1ly $50 per half
year. Apply for catalogue to C. L. L MINOR, NJ. A,
OundnLL.D., President, Blacksb Montgomery
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WATER VALIEl, October 7. There have
been no new cases in the past forty eight hours and
those now sick are doing we'll The resident physi-
clan can take OF them. Shall l return direct to
Memphis? II so will make my report on my ar
rival, j. q. DAVIS, MD,
Howard Association.
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MRS. SyIvaRus Reeds

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
Octooeg. i, 1878. French is the Language of the
school. The collegiate course requires four years.
Every provision is afforded for the health and COM
fort, as we'll the thorou9h education ofzpupils.
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Insurance Notice.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, october 1, 1873.
TJNROM and after this date this Office Will be open
u for the transaction Of business. As President
of this COMPANY, have been made agent pro tenn
for all the companies represented by John q. Ions
dale IT, secretary All policies viii be renewed I'M
less otherwise instructed. ID. I. PORTER,
President Planters Insnranee Company.
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MEMPHIS, October B, 1873.
All collection and discounted paper held
by the Bank of Commerce will be placed at
the Union and Planters bank for collection
until further notice.
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During the yellow-fever our address will
be Oldham, Cr.ttenden comfy, Arkansas.
CLARKE, JOHNSON & CO.
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NOTICE.

ENOR full supply of Drugs, call at 100 Main
IL street. Quinine, Homan'S Pads, etc. Store
open day and night A. RENKERT.
JOHN V. HANDwERKER, in charge.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,-SessioI
~ begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and continue
nine months. The institution Is organized on tn
elective system, giving the student free choice OF
studies, with full courses In the Schools of tho AGA
demic Department and In the Schools of Law, Meo-
apply to the Secretary of the Faculty P o. Univel.
silly OF Virginia. JAMES +. HARRISON, Md,
Chairman of the EacnltH.
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REWARD.

ATULES-On the tenth, one dark roam mule, @
WI hands high q small underbit I'm the right
ear; ten years old; shed all around. Also, one bay
mare mule, 10 hands high; right fore hoof ridged;
leather layers between shoe and hoof on both fore
feet; ten old Liberal reward for the recovery
OF either. or both, TO
EDMOND ToOHILL, at the Gayoso House.
CNOW-0ne small red nulsy Cow, with white face,
~ heavy with calf. liberal reward Will be paid
for her return 10 MRS. CUMMINS,
Poplar street. near TOll-Gate.
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DIR. MItcheII,s R.Dort.

OFFICE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, HOWARD ASSN |
MEMPHIS, October Z, 1878.
A. d. Langstaff, ESQ.,, President Howard Associa-
ton:
DEAR SRI have now to report that since Satur-
day, the fifth In tant the number of new cases OF
yellowfeyer are as follows: For Sunday, the sixth
Instant, for the twenty-fOur hours ending at pm
reported by Is visiting physicians, 81 cases; toI
this day, the seventh, for the twentyfOur hours up
to pm, reported by 1S visiting physicians, 81
cases.
regret to say that Dr. Bartholomew, of Nashville,
and DR.. E. P.White stricken with the fever the
former relapse case. Very respectfully,
r. W. MITCHELL, Medical Director.
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Coupons of Miss. & Tenn. Railroad

DUE OCTOBER 1, 1873.
coupons of the Consolidated Eight Per Cent.
~ Bonds of the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road Company, uue October 1, 1878, Will be cashed
either at the Union and Planters bank, Memphis.
or at the Importers and Traders bank, New York
City, assholders may prefer.
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The Mempbis City Mills.

If any statesmen of B. Lowenstein & Bros.
are in the vicinity of Memphis, q. Mundinger
Monld be glad to hear from them.
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PoDEsTA, MALATEsTA Il Co. yesterday re-
ceived a supply of lemons, grapes, pears, APP
pies and oranges, and will continue to receive
the same daily.
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VIM. MilIer's shoe Store

MRS LOUIS WoEIIER has opened hel
clearinghouse, at 1914 Main street.
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Euka Female Institute

NEXT session opens First Monday in September,
~ and continues forty weeks. Cheapness. COM
fort and thorough instruction combined. Expert
enced teachers engaged for every department
Terms Tuition, from 81 to So per month"; Music
SIS per month; Board from 80 to S12 so per month
For catalogue and further Information apply to
n. A. FLOURNOY. M. PRINCIPAL
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FINANCIAL.
GDTTDN.

The banks continued the routine Of bust
ness Yesterday checking out and receiving deposits
Exchange remained at u on New York and other
eastern cities.
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Kahn 4 Ereibers

will keep open every day from am. to 4 81
Pm, until further notice.
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NOTICE.

q Ii Israeites living In the suburbs of this city
will send their address, and roads leading to same
to Rice, Silk & Co. j. KOHLBERG,
Acting President H H A.
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A Non-Explosive Oil

A CCORDING TO the most intelligent medical opin-
~ ion yeow-fever is intensified malaria, and DR..
yice-president OF Georgia Medical Association MEM
Der OF State boar OF physicians, and chief surgeon
OF artillery OF A HIS Cops. AFTER great expert;
recommends most highly in the Cincinnati Medical
Netcs, the BEDRNp CVA.) SPRINGS ALUM AND IRON
MASS, as preventive and cure for both OF these
dreadful diseases He states that this mass should
be taken rapidly and In large doses-saturating the
ence as speedily as possible; that II lessons ne
pains In the head and limbs and also the naJffF8
that under Its use the urine rapidly loses its q
bloody character, becoming clear and limpid; O.
the paroxyms are rendered milder less frequent 81
of shorter auon that II is also most beneficial from
ing convalcenoe that he places great reliance in
this mass using such other adjunct treatment as the
Medical urges all try this remedy that its
efficacy may be known and utilized.
This mass may be had Of druggists, or ordered
from the Bedford Alum and Iron Springs Company,
Lynchburg. Virginia. and 1t can be sent by mail,
postpaid, express at fifty cents dollar a
package, or two dollars and half or ye dollars for
half dozen. A. NJ. DAVIES,
President OF the Company.
~ This mass Will be sent free to yellow-fever
ply Will be sent without charge to physicians desir-
Ing to test 1t In their practice.
To YellOw-Fever Sufferers.
Five out of six OF my household, near Moscow,
Tennessee have lately had the yelloWfeyer, prevail
ing in that section. All of them have recovered the
believe to the use OF Bedford Alumland Iron
Springs Mass, which was used In their cases,
and before they were attacked. | make this state,
with this dread disease and to put In their reach the
knowledge of this great remedy. s. M. DAVIS.
September 81, 1873.
zeal Journal, recommends mineral toicS in yellow
fever and In malarial hematuria- The Bedford
Alum and Iron Springs Mass contains ten parts OF
iron In every hundred parts, and has no eQltdL as
tonic. For sale by 5. MANSFIELD 4 co.
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still Open!
Bank of Commerce.

T. D. Wilder, dealer IN boots and shoes
292 Main street, corner Madison.
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On Howard row, will commence work to-
day on corn. J. II. Winkleman, of the
Planters mill, will have charge of the mill,
and will be sure to turn out the finest quality
of meal
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Home Grocery.

Corner Third and Madison, is now open daily,
from nine to four o'clock.
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TAKEN UP.

AHULE-September 18th, one black mule
WI marked Z. A. on the left shoulder and on the
same shoulder has white spot Owner can have
by calling at Peter Regal & Co. 8, ON Wolf river By
Identifying property and paying charges.
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Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves Vind collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dysentery and diarrjSeG, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
sll-tried remedy. Twenty tire cents bottle
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HOWARD REPORTS
OF the Progress and Present status of
the Epidemic i'm Lagrange, Ma
son, Water Valley, Gale
way and SOmerviIle.
GaIIoway. Tenu.

The following kilograms, addressed to DR..
Mitchell, medical director OF the Howard asso-
citation, by whom the writer's sent to the places
they dispatch from, published with the permits
sion of DT. Mitchell:
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Kahn 4 FreIberS
For Upward OF Thirty Years

Will keep their store open from am. until
5 ID m
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NYnfer Valley. Miss.

MASON, October 6.-Thero are four cases
of fever IN Galloway They want doctors and
nurses. r. w. HUNTER, Md,
Howard Association.
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Kahn Il Freibers
Notice.

Will keep their store open from s am. unit
5 pm.
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Will keep their store open from a.nI.. until
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Owing to the Prevalence of Yellow Fever
A and around Memphis we have temporarily
removed to the office of SIEDENBACH. SCHwAB d
CO., 541 Broadway, New York, where all communi-
cations should be addressed 10 US, and from which
point we will be pleased TO ship goods to all Of our
friendswhO may desire anything In our line.
As soon as the Board Of Health may decide that 1t
Is safe to do so, we Will open In Memphis full
stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing made exclusively
for the Southern Trade, and continue business as
: harafnfora gCuuAn l.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I'M account Of the prevalence of yellow-fever at
Memphis, we have opened an Office, temporarily It
where business will be continued as heretofore
We are prepared with every facility for handling cot
ton, and our friends invited to send us their
signments which will have the best attention. Our
business house in Memphis IS NOW OPEN. AND
WILL REMAIN OPEN Respectfully,
PORTER, TAYLOR Il co.
MEMPHIS, September 10, 1878
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-23
PROPOSALS.
DHOPOsALS FOR FUEL.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
CFFICB DISCUSSING CLERK AND SUP'T,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 30:h, 1878. J
Sealed Proposals viii be receiyed at thls office
Der 25tb, 1878, for furnishing fuel for tho Post
Once Department, rs follows:
For the delivery and storage of five hundred
t6OO) tons q, 24O pounds TO the ton) OF the best
quality OF Lee w hfte Ash Furnace Coal or coal of
an abs sq fn gSSd aff4 the 4ua1y Thereof W
to be determined by sn inspector chosen for that
purpose by the Postmaster General: to be thor
oCghiy screened and free from slate, and to be de-
hyered within thirty 800 Gays from the date of the
contract: and stored in the vaults OF the Depart
ment building before the contracting party win be
paid therefor.
Average samples OF the coal must accompany
each lid, and the contracting party must exhibit
satisfactory certificates from shippers that tine
delivered to him frem the vessel cars Is the kind
required by the Department.
Also Tor the delivery aud storage of (2O) twenty
cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood, to be delivered
and corded at the Department Building, as may
be required, within thirty (3o) days from the date
OF contract.
The whole to be weighed or measured by the in
speetor appointed under the provision Of section
8, III, Revised Statutes OF the United States.
The bids viii be opened In tho Office of the
Superintendent, in the presence of such bidders as
may choose to attend, on wednesday, the 25 IN day
OF september. 1873, at IL O'Clock noon, and the
awards ards will be made on or before Tuesday October
The Department reserves the right to reject all
any part OF the bids received II deemed for tha
interest of the Department so to do.
a satisfactory bond Will be required in each case
to be executed and filed within 10) ten days after
the award made. for the faithful Performances OF
the contract. ]. D. p. BURNSIDE,
Department. sSp2 -1aW4w
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,sEED.

CLEMENTS. On SUNDAY evening, September
=, 1873, soPHIA JANE CLEMENTS. wife OF Joan
". Clements. deceased, AID daughter OF Joseph
he friends OF the family are invited 10 attend
Tie funeral from her late residence, No. 1923
IeEth street northwest, To-moTrow Iacrnfng at
10 O'Clock.
DEANE. On SATURDAY., scptenbsr 81. 1873 at
7:IS p. M after a long and painful illness WILL
LIAM DRANE, In the ii ty- ninth year OF his age,
his ItendE relatives and acQuanta1ces are re-
Srectfuiiy Invited % attend the funeral from his
late Sosiderce, 419 Nassa huSelts avenue, To-mor-
Row afternoon at O'Clock.
DAVIS. On September 2s. 1873, at l2:3Dam,.
alter PAINFUL illness, MARY CATBARISE, be-
loved wife of John II. Davis, aged tairty-Ihrae
years and three months.
Ia ayes have their time TO fal,
Ard flowers t. wither at the north winds brea.h
a. d ste rs 20 set-but all
Thou hast al seasons .or Thine own. u, death,s
lie funeral Will lake place from her husbands
"Wednesday afternoon at o'c, sck. hoa ives ard
fFie. Dr. are cordially Invited TO attend.
FA1EE. At2 a clock on the even ing OF Sep.
temter 90, 1873, HARRIET PAYNE, the beloved
VIE or koberG Payne, in the sevelIy-seyeath
Denrest mother thou hast lef.us.
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But tits GCd that has berert US
He can al our Sorrows Il ,al.
The relstives and friends Of the family are re-
syettfully invited to attend this funeral from her
late reSldercs, lz12 Nineteenth street northwest,
On TUESDAY, Path, at o'cio. K. Intern ant sc
chapel.
SULLIVAN. September 2lst 1873, CORNELIUS
SUILIyAN, native OF tho county OF Carey,
lTeisnd parish OF kebury, aged hfty-six years.
he n i2tfyes and frlenus of the family are re-
speclfnly Invited 10 at;end tho funeral, on Tues
day Afternoon. September "a. at three O'Clock,
fr, IN bis lae residence, corner street and Deia-
ware avenue ne. 2ls
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naWkeye Hffs

The Indians are reAl,y mora canan,a Or
CIVILIZATION thau We Were disposed 10 believe
They have taken 70 robbing trains Tho .,rst
ings bank on the Boston plan.
1t Is pleasant to note the associated presS
dispatches again announcing in regular alter
naifon that the pope is very in. the pope ia
much better, the pope hasn't been mi Al ali
We cont take any pleasure in the sunerings
Of the pope. but unless he puts I'm all his tinl,
reiapsing or conyalescing, there always seems
10 be kind of lull in European politics
Gen. Weaver Is q consistent fat money
man. He would just as soon chew up milk
Ticket when he Is thirsty. as drink quart OF
mix, it suits him Just as well. When he wants
70 go 70 Chicago he buys ticket, sits down in
MS office, and actually believes that he goes
because his ticket says il good for a passa GO
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NR The Chinese of San Francisco have given
el.9O to the yellow fever sufferers, fund.

1E The Chinese of San Francisco have given
el.a0 to the yellow fever sufferers fund.
asThe movement of grain, and particular
~ winter wheat, to Chicago from the west and
southwest continues to be enormous, and the
roads are utterly unable to supply cars.
@H: L. Hurst. secretary Of the Chicago
Odd Fellows Benevolent association, Is hiding
somewhere In Canada. He used up about
$4,000 OF the societys money In fast living be-
fore he ran away.
~A special dispatch says the Illinois State
Journal, at Springfield, was sold yesterday 10
Horace Chaplin and n. z. Simmons. OF Jack
S0nville.
AFSeven mounted and well-armed men
rode into the mining camp OF Oariboo, Idaho.
robbed twenty or thirty miners at work there.
took all the good horses shot the Door Ones
and got OF with gold dust worth $4,000.
A1The coroner's inquest in the case of T
X. Mortimer, the actor, who died at San Fra,
cisco. attributes his death to Chronic Alec.
holiSm.
~At very low estimate there ara at least
$500 incendiary policy holders annually in
tins country, who burn up S5,50O,OOl worth Of
property every year. -
A6The hon. Alexander a. Stephens, sick.
ness, according to dispatch to the Atlanta
CONSTITUTION. Is becoming quite serious. ne
naa TWO hemorThages from the lungs last
week, the first he ever had, and his Eiends
ese mueR alarmed at bis condition.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
EHH GREAT D0UBLB TRACK.
Ea4<lGH&t Rosta snS Short Zinc co Ghs
North. Hort aeest, Wcst
CA& Sc A<xa w "a.


C3A geaxx w "a.
10 RAKE HyFHc1 SUNDAY, JUNE 9. IsyS.
Laws MAEg!EaToE:
I1pa:. 1ss Sd o ssnssy % IA , aGas
ySnexoa, 5.asp'L 6Aaevsr, zsd Ilk kIdss
togn, and Way Tls Rsisy.l
$40 :. n.-Poin. Of Eoels. CrsaSerry. SIsspurx.
s:soa. m.~N.1 YSsS, Phllsisiphia. BosSon and
"a Is 4 m.-St. Louis, chicago, Columbus. and
ss assS ssc mapss Can ana ysy
ton. Pullman Car to Cincinnati daiiy. Graz
ton TO Sandusky, daily, except Saturday.
500 a; m.-on SUNDAY only, Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 a. m.-Baltimors Express. Stops at Bis
d .. Beitssius, Laurel. Annapolis juno
R:Ie 2; m.-Baiamore. Annapolis, Ellicott City
ti:s0 .. m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
Kxpress. On sundays to Baltimore only, stop
pine 81 all Stations. Stops ut Laurel.
So =: ,s ea ana Laurea
lass p. ni.mfcint of Rocks, Frederick, Ragers-
GAYS TO Point of Rocks and WAY Citations only.
a 40 p. nl.-Baitnore, Annapolis and Ha5 sta-
rs so p m.-PbIlsdsphia. Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. Norfolk Pas-
ssuoers taken 50 the Cara dirse:to sodt at Cas-
tss SIS m.pBaIfnaors sns Way 't ssations.
t7:b p. D.-Chicsso and Columbus Express.
Sltspi.0 Cars 10 Chicago.
ts:,D D. m.-Baltimo-e Express.
1915 y. m.-sst. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsburg Express. Pittsourg, except Sunday.
1880 p m.~Esw York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more Express. Sleeping Gar TO New York, and
sRsfs , seePins Car 70 SUNDAY
All trains stop ct Relsy Station. 1eJ0
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nOWNMAN 4 GRRHN. Aucttoneers,
IL 419 7th st. northwest,


TRUgTEA8, SALE OF vKRY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY on VERMONT
xVENUEs R1fWERN K AND L STRR3TA
GONSlSTINS OF A HAEDEDKH BRICK
By yiftes OF . dSAi ct tFces - q dsssA xeA
ne "a dae q Jlao, 4. d. 1874 daily record a.
ed IN ubec No. y, folio 119, 0ns Of thu Land 20
resoo61 Of tks DtsdtV q CaAkssta, sd as the
Wflten Ro213 OF Ms rCtY aB0seA tke9cby. We
THURaDAT, OcDhsF 1Osh, AD. 1873, at 4
e'eleek Pa, To fclkssxg 6sxEtsea 1aN ss-oa
s3tca4o IL he CITY OF WaehEEgson, Dae12.et of Co.
lEksszA . VIZ EEt~sS HsESsaras t<E<,Ax.xe
81. OF JAaa .. Ey<Is' saesnte1 noalvfsion of
suc-aoS AaAbeB1 fcaFtza, AftSxa, dIsa<n, Ss--
ontooa xad HaetDE. q Jeke L. K1dMakl's record
ID subctv11on OF Lots In 9QE2xs numbered two
hundred and seventeen OIL together with the
lmECoSAkssaN consisting OF tho h1EdsO1aS brick
SoesC<zkA Ne. 4fl TaT1.oxa EszH
Terms OF SAle q pr030ibe1 In tie decd OF trust:
"The full amount OF tse Indebtedness, together
with the interest. costs, com Missions and expen-
EOS In c190. and the balance NJ 5Jciyo, tWsntyfour
and thirtY-slI months, for which the nOtas OF the
purchases, beEtAE interest % tho rate Of six per
centum per 4nnum, from the day Of sale, and So
cured BY deed CT trust the property sold shall
be taken. A deposit of Fivs Hundred Dollars shall
be required OF tbs purchaser as tse time of sale,
and all cohveyansipg ana revenue tta npS shall ba
at the expense OF the purchaser The Trustees
reserve the light to resell at the cost and risk of
the purchaser In default if the terms are not COM
piled with In ten daJs after the Gay of sale.
WIN. H. PHiLIP, (m.
Sep10- dds JAMES NJ, LATTA. {1iuSteoSs
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b The small politician who hangs around
lager beer saloons screaming 10 admring com
panfons that - People, by gum, sir get their
buy for a dollar, sir, usually does not have
r. I. Nan.
ES1' thought you had had dreadful row
eether now have you made il up with himy -
" NV dear fellow. detest him cordially, But
l determined tosmake him uncomfortable, SO
I've become friends with him again so as 10
have the chance To say diSagreeabie things 10
him. Paris FIGARO