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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue Of q trust deed by W M Brooks
ID 70 ma as trustee to secure an indebted
ness from said Brooks TO John ] Herner, ere
cuted July 20, 1870, registered in the office Of
the Register Of Shelby county, Tenn, book
No. 81, page Ss4, | will, on
April goth, 1851.
at IL noon, in front Of the Planters ms ,,sNaA
Building, Al Madison street, in the ITa4ins
the highest bidder for cash, lot y amRsr - ~
in block Ne. twenty five, west AiSa ~ NAL
Dptrict. ~ AAins
Redemption waived. Title believed n ba
good, but | only sell and Convey ss trnstae
March ~, 1881. d "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02
AoARn

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscreti0ns Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., | will send
3 recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy raj discovered
By q missionary In South America. Send a
self-ad lressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph 7.
Imam. station D, New Yo-k City.
Wxxxi ia eodkw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02
Saturday, ADrII z. ISSI,

within legal hours, the following described
property. situated in the city Of Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn. to-wit.
Situated in the Taxing District Of Shelby
county, Tenn, on the northeast corner Of
Union and wellington streets, fronting 50
feet on north sine Of Union street and 100 feet
on east side Of Wellington street,
Terms Of sale-0n a credit ofseven months,
pur haser executing note with good security;
lien retained, redemption barred.
This March 10th, 1881.
R. J. BLACK, CLERK and Master.
J II Malone, John W Currin, J w Ham ptOn,
Solicitors. gil III 1924
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Trustees sale.


pY virtue of decd Of trust executed TO mo
ID BY VIM, Brent and his wife, uila b Brent,
on the 23d day Of juno, 1880 and re corded in
the Register office az She by county, Tenn +,
in record DO k No 1873, page ~. | will, az the
request of the beneficiary therein named, on
Wednesday, the 30th day Of March, 1881,
between tire honrs of Il O'Clock am. and /
pm in front Ofthe courthouse door ofohelby
county, Tenn, in Memphis, NOW called ths
axing District, sell ut public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following described
property, tO-wit; A certain undivided one
third interest in n certtin lot, parcel or tract
of land with the improvements thereon, silu-
ate, living and beiug on the northeast corner
of Jefferson and Fourth streets, in the Taxing
District of said Shelbv county, Tenn. uate
city Of Nemphis), and being ths east part Of
LOT ive hundred and ffty-three $3.50 and the
west part of lot FIVE hundred and fifty four
$50 of county lot four hundred and seventy
eight 41S) having q front on Jetferson street
Of one hundred and siXty-nine Q69) by one
hundred and forty eight and Onovhelf uaSbS
feet deep on Fourth street, on which is situ-
ated n large cotton warehouse, known % b M
Appefs0n X Co.'S warehouse, and beins part
of same property viii b was set apart and con-
d, med t6the heirs at law ofClaiborneDeLoach,
deceased. the said Guila ID Brent being enc
o. ssid heirs by decree Of Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, in the eau G Of imogene
Beaumont vs. Il NJ .Appeison, as the sime
appea 8 of record in book IFS, page 800 Of The
deed records Of Shelby county, Tenn. Also
lots one ID and two ~ N block Gly-fve 1851
on Vance street, ia soid Taxing District u,te
city of Memphisl, each lot fronting on ssid
Vance stree fody-seyen (4Tl feet and extend
ing back one hundred and ~forty-eiRht and
one-half (4shl feet to an alley.
kquity OF rsdemption waived. Title beliey-
ed t. be good. but / sell and convey AZ trustee
only. EF ADAMS, Trustee.
Greer + Adams, Att'ys. SIS
Hs-
N. q; At the request Of the g~rantOrs 10 The
above described deed In trust, the sale therein
advertised is POSTPONED until
Saturday, the 9Th day Of April, 1881,
Mt same place and hour named.
NiT u u IAN Trustao
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

No, 357S, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
pY virtue Of an interlocutorY decree for sale.
~ entered in the above oAllse on May Is,
1880, and renewed March, l. 1881. / will
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder,
in front of the clerk and masters Office,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02

business OF pleasure. The new sun
mer resort exclusively for their race
will perhaps prove that they ~ not
/ wish to be separated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02

Unequaled in effectiveness, unap
p~roachable in cheapness, and unriy-
allied in popularity is DR.. Bulls cough
syrup. Price % cents per bottle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02

Of q. Al Daaphin. a.
No. N9 Broadway, Now York
Or h ~ Gillespie.
Not West Court street, Memphis, Tam.
All oW aY0nd Extraordinary DrasiuEs Arc
un1er no supervision and manAfemsnt 81
sens. Y. I. Beauresard and JnbAlA. Early.
WGs25
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02
LaAME RACTr

That the Pad fails to cure. This q. eatYemedy
viii Positively and Permanently arc LumbG-
DTOpsy, Bright's Disease Of the Kidney, In
confluence and Retention of the Urine, In
Illumination of the Kidney, Catafrh OF the
Bladder, High Colored Urine, Pain 10 the
in fact all disorders Of ths Bladder and Urin-
airy Organs whether contracted by private dis
eases or otherwise.
LADIES, If yea are suffering from Female
Weakness, Lue0Tgh@a, or any disease Of the
Kidneys, .RlAA0er. or Urinary organs,
you CAN BE CuREDi
without swallowing nanseOus medicines, bvz
simpW wearing
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02
CAPITAL PRIuR, SAo,0o8

1851 Prizes. amounting to,~..--....-.sllO,4O 400
kesponsiblo c~orrespo1aing agents wanted
at All points, 70 WbSm liberal componsation
will be paid,
For further information, write clearly, aiv-
Ing fail address, Send orders by oxpross az
Registered Letter, or Moaey order 81 nail,
addressed only 10
N. A. DAUPHM,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02

The LEDGER book bindery, 10 Mad
ison, manufactures blank books of
every description in first class style.
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Prof. GllnGtbS french Liver Pad

VIII positively cara + sver and A,no n,..L
nsue. Aeue yan'. b' aious Fever, Jaundice.
Dyspepsb Anq AZ a'ie sees OF the Liver, stom-
d. W niooa. zoe .fl.b0by mail. send Tor
fFoi: Smlpetts's lae atise on the Kidneys ana
II iaSsCSSHis PAD 90
LA Aeoe Toledo. Ohio.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic aIIays irritation
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02

Reeds Gi Edge Tonic cures dyspepsil
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-02

WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTIC n
Ask. your drugg Ut for Prof. or 1ansnu.
has not got II, send 50 and you wiz ~, N
Pad by return mail. fteVetVo INC
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Nortgagsd His Body.

One Of the most remarkable deeds
Of mortgage probably ever. made was
put upon record in tho Register office
here to-day According 70 the terms
Of this mortgage, Charles Didenover,
an intelligent but impecunious man,
conveys himself and all right and title
to himself to another To have and to
hold forever to secure a debt he owes
the mortgager. The deed was duly
witnessed, signed and sealed. Diden-
over is q married man, and, therefore,
under the laws Of this State. before a
man can convey any real estate bis
wife has to give her signature thereto,
acknowledged before a Notary Of
Public or Magistrate, although II il
doubtful if the object in this case has
character Of Observation-Disclosures
wife valves all Of her rights, title and
claims to- him in favor Of the Tmortga-
ger, and signed the deed Of convey ance
and acknowledged the same with, all
due form before Magistrate. The
easel oneo the most remarkable ever
known in this section, and attracts
widespread interest. II a man can
mortgage himself 2 and convert his
bodyiinto legal collateral itwill open
up new class Of security which will
be hailed with great pleasure by many
an impecunious man. If the legality
Of this deed is confirmed BY the Courts
II will not DO a great while before
Didenover's example will DO followed
by every har.l-pressed topper in tho old
North State charleston NJ. o.
Paper. asgld AleR gaIlea 4lnW
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SwEAYERla STORE

y, q !s9'Hl ~ " o,lyu ~,
= :, Farmers are very much behind WIN
t1enl rq pFSi ~ ewI haye commenced
planning corn an -,
\ llInlHmg seems stit. oea'he pne ri
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pnsnesare qua
ding, however.
many 'opacco oeds nave peen TO-
sown ? 81, .,elg e, saf. ". NIals
Mint ana ice , wili % o on zap IN sea-
son. -.
oeverai out buildings are oeing
ereC'oa aioanosls ~ ..... , s,.v,,..ls.l
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cAsKY.

The darkies had a festival at Green
lHil Church Saturday night, tho End
lihst. (Th;s Ia Tom Gsrhctt's iteniiini
'sf Rev. VIII. Casky fensFriday 10
attend Presbytery at Madisonyille.g
The South Kentuckian or April
18th did hot reach this Office antil'the
9Th. much 10 disappointment OF AM
N'Scyerat cropsifof wheat in this vi
cinity remaiiif unsold.i = Nj. w. s,
Lacy delivered hisllast week, having
Sold 10 Messrs.i Cowan, Higgins &
Hfrt.l nl,e p9fd f9aimhxl sS1 iGs
Mary Winfrec srent Saturday
and Sunday of last week visiting
friends here. ,r,5il anil b ioil
IA. M. Eenderdiul, late agent at
Ashley, III, nov inspector OF Agcn-
GIGS for Mcpherson biyisionl was al
Inc Station Friday y li0iiiaiassTq
Mrs. gOuisenbSrryl and Nj. Plain,
from Sacramento, Nv, are visiting ia
this iieighborhood.l Mrs. @! was Tor
|rncrly a resident here. ilh 7SJn Tedihi
Jim Canpbelpcanie out 10 Presby-
terry and diiicd with brother Whi,ta-
| kef ION Saturday. ] Brothetei wv /. has
worn along fare ever since; but he
should have RENE mbered how q "town
1felIerp win cal when he gets affair
shake alta good suburban dinner. ia'll
2nlMr. IA. Cook was at the Station
last week in the interest OF The South
KSntuSkiaHa lie secured several new
Subscribers. Tor the popularity OF tile
paper is increasing here. 7 l6DVi4gg
E1iDr.' A. r. Mckee, d prominent cit
ZION OF Charlottesville, va, 10 visiting
his brother Chas. McKee, Esa!,n II
Little River Farm. iazpd ,idsi'll
Residents along the Nashville road
are very much In favor Of moblaw
now.O Hen houses are robbed nightly
and tho loss is by no means inconsid-
erable.0 Rev. w. IL Casky lost ten
fino hens and a rooster. Mr.. j Ohm
Uasky ifortyisnice Chickens, sfryin
sizc y Fridav nIght. ifTnevlnra nottbe
-oniygoncs who have suffered aaiid h
| me thieves ara 1caueht thew will
scarcely need the amaiesty oftne law.'
En,N. q. Bfasheti made one lof his ne.
|riodical visits 10 HfopkinsylIle Sunday
last D ftii 90 i0 'm'ia5TI isaA OH
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FROM ROY.

wo,t N wr;,a tho o,d sna,i "a an
ma b", for nv ,iie lam ots ioss 10
L,,ow wb., 10 ssv Rnt I fssl thu, !
mnst sov someih;np ,honah n ha
nn,Ling an bann;iv cnnsc;ons' I'M,
4 L;sHi,eootl Nj, ril,s;fS. u 49, ~
hrigh, ana s;svfn, .h,a0 snS = snr,n !
,na.,,,n,1 uo,v ,,rand a"d nosv ihr;i.
I;ng TSnrs 80 na s H. auor" nass;n j
Lrce7o thcro,s J.,;oh,f ''1 ], es,re
H. owasv a,n,,c. nS,jsaS,i II, n,aras
ss,,C,; seaI M : ,,o,.s,s' sa,na,S;n =
M live for yat' = ,,Le e,h;s 'nroo,.n,
fr;ond,y ,rnria iii, 40, nsn o.. sonna
,b;no 800 sou,s, i,n,, nro,S and
hmana'Ss, ,ssS,'iS,, n ,,,,na sr' @-.1
sTha haensni ;,.snsn,s Lac ,hattha
noaa,, hna.',a, aa,, ai;;,a''S,, IL. So
To-, ,;s;h,,, hras ;h;',a.ns,a ,nnorod
and sntsa,;,,,r hr, nnt oI rr'' Na";,
mr. ihn, . ILs, Jw r,is,tiSp v,trr
sn;,inSi6 ssniadsS hsvnnd ',hS ana.
aw, nsa annht",ho,' shn,,,d ali aIsa
fail black herries narsimwous graNas
dog wood herries acorns s,'S al
eyeryv,Ib b,,, no. chss, gn'sa .t;ll
tbsrs N chancsi inr 1 Ty,e yS"'Sr6ssa
thsv1 s,s,id ] n,,h,s,,,;snaa 1a,si ,n,,sr
";si,oS as',,,,,ns '.na,,,,..,' a afG"s,.
love and oanareo;,v And when ,hs
,nelancbo ed ays .tsre cona mi Xxi
b;v world 4 stroo5.J 81 : ;ns-v ,n;s,
of oloon, ~ cau' s;Isntix steal o,,t" n
The Orchard Ssn,, ssu n iour Sesr,s
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LINTON. TRrGG 90.

H.s.F
The amount Of rainy weather is
greatly impeding the progress Of the
farmers. h lion h ~ jie ,mit
Tobacco plants will be plentiful il
undisturbed.
2 There was a homicide happened on
the steamer Anderson last Sunday,
she was on her way up the Cumber-
land, as was seen by some gentlemen
on the bank; two negro men got into
a fight or scufile, ono threw the other
over board and he aoated $50 or 200
yards and drowned before he could be
rescued; the crew was so enraged the
captain had to, place guard over the
aggressor or they would have thrown
him over board also; he was lodged in
Dover Jail. 'gsli iiacai.ai9 oaI !
Shortfellow Gays there have been
twenty three SHOWS this winter; but
there has been an account kept Of the
SHOWS in this part Of the country
numbering forty.six. eoriag eh (
The peach crop SO fsrs alive. aa
ii, Mr. Weeks. Of this place is danger
ously III with pneumonia There
have been several deaths Of that dis
ease and other causes in different parts
Of this county. "a 'i'',il p I
~ 5di no ,,srilf $50 nOtoAsfosAL.i
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Old Fashioned He'll.


Tho following description OF the
place Of eternal torment, by Rev. J.
5. Furnis, z. s. r. r., was published
by authority In England. aud was
designed for the ins,ruction OF, the
young, 4 ,,.f ~ ,..lt I
1--WE Know how far Il 10 70 the mid
die Of the earth, 1t 10 just 1000 miles,
so If hell Is in the middle OF the earth
Is 10 1000 miles to the horrible prison
OF hell. Down in this place 10 q tor
rlble noise. Listen to the tremendous,
the horrible uproar OF millions and
millions of tormonted creatures, mad
with tile fury of hell!. Oil the
screams Of fear, the groans Of horror,
'yells Of rage, the cries OF pain, tho
shouts Of agony, the agony, the de-
spair from millions on millions
There you hexr them roaring like
Iona, Kissing like serpchts, bowling
like dogs aud wailing like dragons.
Then you hear the gnasliing OF teeth,
aud the fearful blasphemies of, the
devils, Above al, you hear the roar
OF The thunders OF God 9 apger, which
shakes hell 10 lite foundation. Nai
"But there ia another sound like
many waters. II ia as II all the rivers
and oceans Of tho world were pour
ing themselves with great splash
down on the floors OF he'll. Ia II
really tile souad OF waters? III 10.
Are the oceans and rivers Of tho earth
pouring into hell?' No. What ,is IL,
thenf 1t ia the sound OF oceans or
tears running down the millions OF
eyes. They cry forever and lever.
They cry because the sulphurous
smoke torments their eyes. They
cry because they are In darkness.
They cry because they havc lost the
beautiful heaven. They cry because
the sharp fire burns them.i *oi4* IN
Tho root of hell is rcd hot; the
walls of hell brered-hot; the floor 10
/ like a thick shoot OF red hot iron. iod I
"See, OIL the middle ofthat red hot
iron floor stands a girl. She looks
about sixteen years of age. She has
neither shoes or stockings on her feet.
The door of this room has never been
opened since she first aet her feet on
this red hot floor. Now she secs the
door opening. She rushes forward.
She has gone down upon her knees
upon tie red-hot floor. Listen, she
speaks She says.E"I have been
standing with my bare feet on this
red hot floor for years. Day and
night my only standing place has
been this 'red-hot floor, Sleep power
came TO me for q, moment, that !
might forget this horrible burning
hoor,i Look Of my burnt and bleed
| ing feet. Let me 90 of this burning
floor FOE o moment-only for a short
moment. mOhI that IN this endless
eternity of years / might forget the
pain only,f for q moment" The devil
answered her question ado you
ask for o inolnentr7for moment 10
forget your phin? No, not for one
single moment during the never end
ing eternity Of years shall you leave
this red-hot floor" stI Nh,
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Ne SOUTH kENTUGxlAH.
ADVERTISING RATE.

lisa question whether the Secretary
has power TO extend or continue the
bonds called in at lower rate of
interest, or al any other rate OF inter-
est. If he has power 10 continue
six per cent. bond at three and ono
half per cent, he would have equal
power 10 continue the Same bond at
ten per cent. In other words, II il is
in his discretion TO reduce the rate of
interest, 1t Is eqnaliy in his power to
increase It, ard there are serious
doubts whether any snch exercise of
discretion rests with the Secretary.
What would be the sense OF Congress
spending three months III discussing
the subject OF interest and refuiiding
II. after all, the discretion rested with
the Administration of the Treasury
Department. In this case tho action
taken is generally approved, and
works to the advantage OF the Gov
eminent; but In SOME other caaos tho
exercise Of the same discretion might
produce very different results.
From adyices so fur; received, his
evident that nearly all-holders o., he
six cent. bonds called in will ec-
cept the offei. to continue them Mt
tbree and one-halfper cent, and itis
expected that a call for the five per
ceni'. iaccruing will be made upon
the same terms. PnoNo.
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TRIPLES. v


The backbone Of an express horse
lie in his launches. 7isar "a
81 wasn't looking for such an early
SPRING remarked the rat to the cat.
The man who TRADES largely in
buying and selling sheep never stands
back on account ofthe weather. !.
The Young man may do we'll to look
to fish for brain help bnt shoulin'ta,
o model. A FISH can't be too fresh.
The oasis is the Aoral child Of tht
deserta Nv hen its flowers become red
client they waste their sweetness on IN,
desert heir4 no ( siA@A
The fathers atgrapes and the chill
dren's teeth get on edge. The men o
this generation are so given to hunt
ing easy places that even the babieI
nowadays give the very first ofthei
attention. in making a living, hunt
ins soft placc.-[Glasgow Times.
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DTS,

It takes mighty smart man to
discover that he hasn't got as much
sense as he ought TO havc.AState
Journal. r. bls'i 10 ,9f''i 7di hfiS
Paris. n.y.. shipped 10000 turkeys
the past season. Next thing Paris
knows She be called ':Tnrkcy
Town. State journal. n'2ia2 tGe
"a French chemists has discovered
that ,thereis alcohol in water" Oh.
hoI We now know Why "Tanner
wouldn't cat anything but water, this
old hypocrite!-Stute Journal.
An old negro recently died in Georgia
whose name was Faircbild. He was
fraud. How could il be possible
for an old black man 10 DO a iair
child--?State Journal.e ~ raenli'
A good many people don't believe
in spiritualism. that there arc spirits.
LII they don't, what's the sense Of
Their singing "Swect Spirits Hear
Ny Prayer" -4StatcJ journal. siih
! /, A, few days ago a Minnesota man
lwas, thrown from an ass into a 'decp
rayinc, and while lying IDA State Of
asphy3ia lie was deyouivd by wolves.
lie was ass-phyxi-aicd. State Jour
nal.
5I,..ae.7aaN g.E5lla sioiuoi nW,,
II is Amusing TO SEGA would-be
Jimmy write a paragraph and then Icy
down his pencil and grin over it--tla
paragraph, not the pencil II NJ
tnindsrius ;of a hyenh grinningover
nothing, Estate Journal. lna .84e,
When lady is.on her good be.
hayior, that is no, reason why she
should not also be on the qui rire for
a husband. The husband is the oh.
Elective point, and Of OIL points yOu
Couldn't point the young ladytoa
more pleasing point. estate journal.
In Writing the notice of tho new
Nashville Sundsy Courier in our e,li-
torial columns we at first wrote the
naineoi Mr.. Robertas 10 wit: r"Rob-
etts." You soc from the way lie got
off witticismsIwe thoughthewastwu
men.--Stato JonrnaLa9qs gili f6au}.
~ Old Charley a horse which form
erlyibelongcl toiRes. H. G .Northcott,
died in possession OF Mr.lJiW q Dulin
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/, sEOREr SOCIETIES.


Masonic LopeE-Neets LIST Monday
evening IN each mehth, at Masonic
Hall. J.sI. Landes, W. NJ. Geo.
Street, Secretary. Y Alns . tA
!, lCysnoREES LoDsr, No, 3S iKsIanrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at X. Of P. Hall,
2nd and 4th Thursday evenings in
each month. r. w. Norwood, O. c.,
j. w. Gross. X. Of r. 4 s. Y d
Endowment rank, 3rd Monday eve
ming in each month. +. A. 9. My
rick, Pres; Us. Forey, Sec and Treas.
0Dp Frltows--Third story. Hop
kinsville Bank building, meets every
Friday evening. Encampment meets
everyilst, and Bird Thursday evens-
insss q AZ - N y
a. o. u. w.--Meets at K. Of 7.
Hall every Monday evening. II. 81
McCamy, NJ. w. VI All;
X. Of H. LopaE--Mesis at X. OF P.
Hnll1st1ana Ord Tuesday nights Of
each month. M. Lipstine, r. R. Nat
Gather Dictator.
KSIour TEapLARs-M Meets 4th Mon
eday wright in each month. lat Masonic
Hall, a Is..,,
EXPRESS, OFFICE. ,,
L. a N. ExphEss CoMpASy-R
w. Norwood Agent. Office old Bank
building, Main Street,
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( Crumbs DIVISION,

Alexander Well.
+nsI am not impfudent enough to be
modest. eeas 50 ysre hnn vol yaua
g The strongest desire Ii d woman is
TO be desired. s'HH $50 nv z"
Few men Of genius have been born
in and for their time.
A curious fact. Satan deprived Job
Of everything except his vile.
The beautimlis that which gives
the most ideas in the shortest timo.
Never marry a woman whose stat
ure is high and whose foreboadsis low
The poor man is not 10 who Ma,
little, but he who desires more than
be basl ~
NThe diamond can only Do polished
by another aiamond. $50 tile heart
OF man. '-----''''' r.
The man wholthinks isIlikelalight-
ed candle. He consumes away as he
gives light. ina 3 ied efnd oR
Like book, man has two blank
pages: at the bcginhing and at the end
Infancy and old age. .T6U0g
Prize sheep and prize poems arr
only good-the former to make can
dies the latter to light them. sis ~
e. 80
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Miss Eva G, Kinney has assumed
editorial control Of the Ellis Kansas
Headlight, and announces in her first
number that she is ga girl with all a
girls loye Tor fun. frolic and romance"
Eva will doubtless find great deal Of
fun in runninga Kansas paper, bat
we have information which leads US to
sustoot that the romance does not pan
out SO well.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-04-26

Victoria Woodruff keeps tho follow.
ing quotation from Lord Machulcv
standing at the head Of her paper: at
is easy enough, after the ramparts aro
carried, ito find monto plant the flag
on the highest tower. The. difficulty
is to find men who are ready to go
first into the breach,'' Without wish
ing 10 be considered hypercritieal, the
Argus would like to know whether
that quotation embodies victoria's
personal experieuce.--TArg