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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-15
BLOWENSTE|N) BROS
PROBATE COURT SALE
City Property, 276 Third Street-K. j
BIZ. Winn Residence.

No 451, RD.-In the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tenn. at Memphis-W. B WInn vs.. II.
b, and James =. VIM.
In obedience to the decree of said Court, made
August II, 1882, for partition sale In the ABOVE
cause, on
Thursday, 2sth Day of September, 1852,
in front of the property, in the Taxing. District
(city of Memphts will sell to the highest and best
bidder the following described real estate with all
appurtenances thereto belonging, situate, lying
and being in the Taxing-District city OF Memp his
in shelby county, Tenn, known askouth halI lot
No. All, east side of Third street, commencing at
the northeast corner of the alley between Court
and Madison streets; thence north, parallel with
Third street, "A 12feet; thence east 14S feet par
allel with the alley and along the line OF the Win
chester property; thence south "A S12 feet 70 the
corner of the alleys; thence west 14Sa feet TO the
beginning bein g the south half OF lot Ala on the
plan of the city of Memphis, upon the following
terms: Starting said property at 5000, old al
ready received, and allowing the purchaser 70 re-
tain $3.50 of the purchase money to pay on tn e
tax liens, requiring him TO pay $1,000 in cash and
10 three equal otes at 6, II and 10 months
for the balance, with approved security, lien being
retained to secure the same; or the entire amount
may be paid in cash at the opten of the purchaser
All tax bills on said property can be seen at the
Office of John johnson, Phoenix Insurance Com
pany ". b. VIM, commissioner.
W. Y. c. & L. ". Humes, Attorneys
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JockeH Club sampIe-Roen,

No. Is Jefferson street.
MARY E. WRIGHT, Manager.
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FOE SALE.

q BEA UrIFUL BUILDING QUESTIONING on
. Inc street railroad on Walker avenue, with
andsome shade trees. near Capt Joseph DenoWs
residence. A bargain will be given. Terms, one
fourth cash; balance in three equal annual pay
menIs, with per cent. Interest. = ,,,,,-
ALSO TWO HOUSES AND LOTS-On Melker
avenue fronting on street railroad, viii be SOLD al
slzOO each. One-fourth cash; balance In three
equal annual payments, with per cent. per an
mum. ID. Il. GOlON, ~ maols0n eSlSSs.
D ESIRABLE LOTS By 800 feet, east sloe her
J uando road i'm medjAeelz beyond the Curve.
Walter Gregory. corner Main and Madison streets.
nNE NARROW-GAUGE LoCoMoTIVE-TWO
~ Flat Cars and about two miles 30pound I
Rail Fishbar and Spikes. The Locomotive and
Cars in good order, and the IRON mas oeen very
little used. For further particu ars apply to
REFUGE OIL MILL, Ticksburg, Miss
DHOICE RESIDENCE LOTION Cynthia street,
~ between Linden and Vance; very desirapie.
W. A. WHEATLEY, 2S1 Main.
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of painful
the the
dreput.b bagua who having @ IN x5cb to attract
unqualified sshoods 10 en
benehto Iwhom
in
and
of the elements but 10 Ssen e5
lankded and
urata nfendinar xalEh only
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SLAUGHTER.HOUSES
President Hidden Opposed to Allowing
Them in the City Under Any
Circumstances.
Interviews With SeesseI, Ashner Il Co.
and Mr.. Charles Kney as to Their
Sanitary Aspects.

The slaughterhouse matter caused consid-
| cradle comment in the city yesterday. An
APPEAL reporter met President MADDEN and
asked him what he thought of the PROPOSE
ton TO start a slaughterhouse on Beale
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FOR EXCHANGE.

CoLD WATCH FOR HORSE
tT Annlv at 6SI Shelby stree
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
-wo have received of Prof. George w.

We have received Of Prof. George w.
Atherton, president Of the State College, a
report of an experiment by Prof w IL.
Jordan, of that institution, TO determine
the effect of various fertilizers on tho
quantity and quality OF tho wheat crop.
The report is full, concise and must prove
beneficial to those engaged in agricultural
pursuits. In order that II may circulate
among those whom II is especially designed
to benefit, Prof Atherton agrees to for
ward 1t to any who may express desire
to have 1t, and solicits correspondence. In
this correction We desire to say that the
State College, since 1t has been placed
under tho control of Mr.. Atherton, ia rap
idly becoming what every citizen OF this
county and State so earnestly desires IL
should bean honor and source Of good
to the common wealth. Tho present Off
cial head Of the college seems to be the
right man, and if success does not attend
the efforts now put forth it cannot be
charged 10 him.
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TnAsxsorvrxo AT THE "NEw Brock.

THANKSGIVING AT THE "NEw Brock.
ERHoFF. The ceremony of returning to
Almighty God acknowledgements for
favors showerod upon us, was most fitting.
ly observed by Mr.. and Mrs. &. q. Nc
Millen, and largo number of invited
guests at the Broekerhoif House, on last
Thursday.
Tho rcpast was served in elegant style,
enjoyed by all and was a marvel of what
can be produced when high art is combined
with an endless provision of supplies.
The bills of fare, neatly printed on the
reverse Of handsomely illuminated cards,
we're in all probability the finest ever
placed in the hands Of company of hun-
cry persons anxiously impatient to satisfy
the demands of the inner man. We re-
gret that space forbids inserting 1t entire.
Nothing that could tempt or appease the
most delicate or rsvenous appetite was for
gotten.
In the dining hall all was neat, comfort
able and pleasant, brilliantly lighted by
gas and supcrintended by Mr.. CAP Haupt,
assisted BY quito little army of attentive
and obliging walters. While the active
proprietor himself, visited each table and
did all in his power to cause each and all
to feel perfectly at home.
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DEATHS.

Mccoy Mary sttvari NeCar. daughter - Prank
aud Ersnar Megag, died Nog. - l-s- aged um,
mnufhs
Gathered home mid The hsty brgur
Whsrs sweet bosanuas Hspcd Ny them.
Ascend, g. him, With the angelo song.
Who once vAs the Bshs of BsiAlsh,ut
Gatbcrri hume-oarthly days romylas
Ese breath q safrov or troutlc lzy
on her infant haaft, uf htr uiilc ,e,t
He'd len Their print on lF's Lgbvu,
Gathered hame-oh yes safely there.
Whore ouly the true snd go,pd may come.
Sheltered vith loving, prO,ec,inz care.
~ Father. hand Ia q Fathers h1ns
FA.S
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J. BorToEr foreman

MoDEL FAEWIND.-J. /. Sranr'er,
Esq., last srring proposed shat be and Nj.
II. y Van Pclt DO some farming Ttoy
owned the land The conuac, was made
Mr. spanc'cr assumed control, secured
hands and advanced fund.-. Two gentle
men oi color, Mcstrs. Brady and Thomr-
ION obligated thrmrc.yo, 90 p,lri, pick
bugs od oi aul wh,n rl.o ~ raifo the Iro-
due. of ,his comb.aauau oi brain, musclc
and colauefa. and were % receive three
bushels of every Eve o. pay far their work.
Spaueler paid FIVE dollar. far pIowir :,
81 far seed and one for pla.ler-to,sl
tEeivr DOLLAR.
TIE season advanced, ard ,hc fond hope.
@! the proprietor, ,c.'ci in tho "rcor'es., a"
"chc,,or white" anl "oarly rose, bil fair
70 be realized.
Well, one DAY this week srauclcr VA.
requested 10 make return g Ai. steward
ship and submitted ,hi, report:
"Yau see, Van, paid ou, Sl2, e.; 10
bushel. ofirlit, al - cents, s.. vr are ou.
81 GIVE me $3.50"
"To ---- with you, ssil Van, 90! ,haa
8. a specimen of your management, We
shall dissolve partnership"
And ihov did.
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MARRIAGES.

n tNaARp-NuNEIBA On Noy. .ru. l.4. =,
- Aaf#usburE iy Rev Z. 4. YsarisI NJ FHaHu,i
k1DEar1 and Me- ruHaH Nuu,iJa, both q iiaIue.
- truHthfF
GATLS-ELrEB Nov. l1tb. 1-i1 2. It Efr / Allied
kazrf. NJ @ahn ,. osies ADD airs khie T. Edrs
laih q IsfEaz4H t9v aship. iiis u1uuit
TETAsTEH- Et.=pu Not -sI IstZ ~ Oh
E,abkeIiHai TstrausFs. ~ Hry !. A irwin. NJ. d.
4. Tfazsia5 aud Mi=s Mafy = Nsutsi luih Cf Hos
sti. Ia
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

TnE SCOPE or rus DIANA Tho au.
thors Of "Ono Hundred Wives"--Col. g
A. Pierce and MIR James X Runnion-
made thorough study Of Mormon history
and a sweeping search OF Mormon litera-
ture before writing their play, and IL may
be confidently asserted that the terrors and
infamies Of Mormon life have been In no.
wise exaggerated. II was Joseph Smith
the original "prophet" Of the Mormon rc.
ligion, who hrst taught married women
who came into the church that all former
marriages we're null and void, and that IL
was their duty 10 take new husbands from
the Mormon fold. Women are also in
structed that their hope Of queens dowry
in the Celestial Kingdom depends upon
their consenting that their husbands shall
take other wives. This delusion is i'm
pressed upon the Mormon women to such
degree that many wives are strong sdvo-
Gates of polygamy, and even urge plural
marriages upon unwilling husbands. The
doctrine Of the "blood Atonement" is his.
torical, and Brigham Young publicly de-
clared in one Of his sermons that "blood
should be spilled as a means Of salvation, :"
which became sufficient authority for mur-
dering enemies Of the church and pursuing
those who disputed its authority. Those
who believe that the horrors Of Mormon.
ism are things Of the past need only be
told that there aSsre more pOlyqamots mar
riages during ne year 1880 than ~ any
previous year Of ne Mormon Church. Il
is the aim and scope Of the play Of zone
Hundred Wives" 10 rouse American indig.
nation and excite the power Of the Nation
TO wipe out this plague-spot upon Amefi.
can civilization.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

We understand that the Messrs. VAL
entiues intend to dispose Of their interest
in the mercantile business now conducted
by Messrs. Valentines & Co. The firm
has always been popular one and We
trust their successors may secure ard re-
tain an equal amount Of popular confidence
and esteem.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

The entertainment announced 20 be
held In the lecture room Of the Methodist
church tomorrow evening has been post
poned until some time next weak.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

People wonder, perhaps, why Loeb's
are so popular, the reason is plsin--they
have the interest Of each and every pur-
chaser at heart, and do ell in their power
to please, profit and satisfy. The way to
find out is to try. VIII you do it1
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

"A rare trca, /, in store for the ciii-
zens Of Rebcrsburg and vicinity, the &C.
currenco being nothing less than grand
musical convention, 20 be held in the
Evangelical church, conducted by Prof
Philip II. Meyer, assisted by Lowell Mey.
or, both musicians Of no moan repuie. 1t
is expected, too, that Prof j II Feehrer,
the justly renowned cornct player, will
be in attendance Robcrsburg is rich in
talent that can be- utilized upon this occa-
sion and visitors will find the hospitality
Of tho people Of the Grst order. The
DEMOCRAT wishes all a pleasant time.
Our esteemed friend, Mr.. Thomas VI
Turner, ot Chicago, favored US with a
pleasant call last week TON, who is =
native of this place, is now ono Of the
wealthy and most cstimable citizens Of the
Queen city of the wet, and his visit to his
dear, good old mother here is hailed with
equal pleasure by his many friend. and
acquaintance.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

The President in his annual message
did not have room 10 advise Congress TO
buy groceries at scchler's, yet did Mr..
Mr.. Arthur reside in Rellefonte he would
most certainly do 90.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

MIR. ". A. Tobias, eX-recorder Of
deods, etc, Of this county, has hicd him.
self away 10 the classic precincts Of Mill
helm, Of which place he will hereafter bc
= prominent and popular citizen. "Toby"
will be missed In social and business circles
here, and his many friends wish him q
long, prosperous and pleasant sojourn in
his new place OF residence.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

AS INHRgvENENT. The following b.
8 description o! the combination letter
sheet, envelope and stamp, about to be-
Aiop,el by the pos;otiicc department
The single letter sheet is Manufactured
wiih cummei ilsps, which when the sheet
is folded lap over two open edge. and 30.
cure the mis.ive. The government stamp
is 70 BE- emb1sscd on one OF these Gsrsr
which come over like the Gap of an en-.
yelope and the whole thing IS licked
stamped and scaled with the same motion
This brings the stamp where the old scsl
and wafer used 10 be, instead Of being on
the upper right hand corner A. 81 present,
The postmaster will not be compelled 90
apply the cancellation stamp, as the letter
cannot be opened nor the embossed STAMP
removed without destroying the stamp.
While the whole arrangement looks like a
neat trick, the principal advantage is lis
cbespness both to the government and the
business public. To the man who writes
bis communication on one side Of the
sheet, a most business men do, il will be
= saving Of City per cent. in time and a.
pense To the government II will be
equally advantageous. i, will cost but a
triie more than an ordinary envelope and
in general use will save, 1t IL alleged, half
the present weight Of the letter mail 2
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

On account Of the dissrrangement Of
the Bush house business Office, caused by
laying the tile aoor, the proprietor, our
gentlemany friend, Teller, could not e1-
tend 10 his numerous friends his accustom-
cd Thanksgiving courtesics. The repast
served the regular guests Of the house Is
said 10 have been an unusually fine one,
however
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

4 VOICE PROM THE Wur.-Mr. Milton
|. Jami,on, who removed from Millheim
70 La Mobile, Bureau county, Ill, last
spring, writes Us from that place under
dsic Of Dec. a. follows
J. Il. Van Ormcr, Dear Sir According
to my promise, l will cndeavor to give you
4 brief description Of this part of the wet
live near the point where Bureau, la
Sale and Leo counties join and thus have
an opportunity to observe portion Of the
three. The soil is deep gravel, and in
most parts very rich. The corn crop.
which Is the principal one here, is below
the average this year on account oi much
We, and cold weather last 'priug. The
crop Of oats IL average. Potatoes faii' d
| entirely As they rottcd before being taken
out Of the ground. As stock country
this far s1cels famous Pcuns VAlley. ]
know Of one farmer three miles from here
Who lAst Feb. cold GO head Of steers that
netted him over $1,000, and be has sbout
1870 head that be il !Attening for market
next year. In short, this country is well
adapted to agriculture, and some Of the
young men Of Centre county would do
sell To come here. The professional men
do well, too the GcrmAn settlers are not
afraid TO pay first clAss teacher from S45
TO $50 per month. Although the salary Is
better the standard Of education is no
higher than thA, Of Centre county, Pa.
There are some Aourishing towns in this
vicinity MENDOZA, the centre Of four rail-
roAds, contains about 400 inhabitants,
has sn organ factory, several machine
shops and - beer sAloons.
The weather has been exceedingly pleas
ant this far, We had but few cold days,
and no rain for several weeks, had shout
three inches Of snow on Nov 26lh. Poll.
tically wc (DemocrAts) have made some
game. Many persons ask all manner Of
questions Abou, Gen. Bavcr, and wonder
whether he uses his crutches when making
: speech. HurrAh for Paiiison
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

"A certain young man Of this place
smoked his Iittle piece Of glass and In e.
saying TO see the transit Of Venus caught
the ropes stretched from the rooms Of
Gregg Post surpriscdly remarked, "the
thing runs clear across !"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

Tone Hundred Wives ia more than
= dramatic novelty. It is 30 blended with
vein Of genuine humor, and so diversi-
fed with episodes Of real ,rsgic interest,
that no artistic intricacy Of composition
could improve it Washington Post
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

--Ladies' mens' and childFens gloves,
mits and hosiery in endless variety At the
Bee Hive.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

Prof ID. NJ. Leib was again on The
sick list during the early part Of the week
but Ii getting better,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

We have lately received four elegant
steel engrsvings, published by Mcssrs.
Stinson s. Co, Augusta, Maine. All are
very fne works Of high art, and do credit
10 the publishers. These cngrsvings are
very large, thirty by forty inches each
the original paintings, and the steel plates.
cost come thirty-three thousand dollars.
The engraviDgs are cold at $500 per copy.
To engtave single plate Of this size and
description of workmanship, requires the
labor of q most skillful artist from one 70
two years, and often longer. These elegant
engravings are entitled "sing Birdie,
Sing,n Remembrance, "The Bather's
Attendant" and "The Garden Gate.
1t Is believed, and generally conceded,
that these engravings make up the fbest
and most elegant set Of works of high art
ever brought out by American publisher.
American homes should be made beautiful
by refined works Of art, and prices for
roolIy good and meritorioas pictures are
now 50 low that there can be no excuse for
the walls 10 remain gloomy, unadorned,
and cherries. American homes should be
made beautiful, and the tendency of this
will be 10 make more refined aud beautiful
the lives of all dwellcrs therein.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

MIR. John Mccoy, of Olivia, Blair
county, pleasant genuemsn, dropped IN
70 sec Us yestefday. Hc - attending cour,
this week
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

CORRESPONDENCE. containing important news, solicit
ed from any part Of the county. No communicative
nsered unless accompanied by the real name Of The
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

IF you have pictures 10 frame or de-
sire 70 buy frame Of any kind 60 10 see
Wilson, M'Farlane & Co., they lead in
this particular branch Of their business,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07
Ladies' furs and fur trimmings, all
grades and styles, at the Bee Hive.

To ladies In search Of something TO
make for Christmas present, It Is respect
fully suggested that handsome piece Of
mRntlc-piece drApcry may be made Of
tcrra.cotta japanese canvas. The two
ends are heavily scolloped. The centre is
piece Of crimson velvet upon which n
design Of a sumsc blossom may be worked
arasene. Another pretty thing TO make Is
transparency. Tho material used is Il
new one called millers muslin. Exquisite
designs can be worked upon it In long
stitch. Thesc ,ranspatoncies are framed
in ebonies or cbonized wood and placed
where they can transmit the light.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

Rush TOWNSHIP IN CoURT.-On the
oath day Of April last, ID. f. Fortney,
Esq, rs attorney for large number Of
the citizens Of Rush township, presented a
petition to the Court Of Quarter Sessions,
praying that commissioners DO appointed
TO inquire INTO the propriety Of dividing
tho township into two election districts.
The court appointed Ellis l.. Orvis, Esq,
ID. w. Woodring and Samuel Foster,
commissioners 10 examine into the natter
and to establish division line, II In their
Judgment two districts should be erected in
said township. The commissioners after
diligent inquiry established division line
beginning at point forty rods south Of
Dunbar station and on south side Of Mo-
shannon creek thence south eighty.six
degrees east ono mile and two hundred and
six perchcs 10 Philipsburg and Tyrone
turnpike, eight pcrchcs south Of the house
Of Orin Vale. Thence south fifty-one de-
grecs east five miles and one hundred and
lfty perches 70 p2in: near the inters'c-
ton of Worth and Taylor townships on
the Rush township line.
The commissioners Also reported that
they found the great majority of the pco-
pie 10 favor Of the division Of the town
ship into two election dis,ricls, and that n
their judgement it would be cnredient TO
50 divide the township.
This report has been confirmed absolutc-
ly and the court on motion Of Mr. Fortney
has made a final decree, dividing the town
ship into two election districts according
to the line established by the commission
crs, and GGed the place Of holding th"
election Of the northern disiric! at the
"Cold Stream School House, where IL
has heretofore been held, and ordered that
tho old board, 10 Wit J. T. Hcyory,
Judge, and John Morrisicy and J. 7.
Cohick, Inspcciors, shall hold -" election
until new board is elected according t.
law
The court also ordered and dccrccd that
the place FOR holding the election IN and
Tor the southern District shsli be a. the
public school house a, Powci,on, and AZ
pointed VI. y. Hyssong, Judge, and John
O'Seil and j. T. Srcicer, lnspcc,ors, to
hold the election In ssid southern district
until an election for ,Amc shall bo held a.
provided by law.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

"A committee OF examination, COM
posed Of Mcssrs. Hoy, Alexander, Furst'
Beaver and Keller, has decided that Chas
T. Hewes is prepared to enter upon the
practice or law at tho bar Of Centre coun-
~. The examination was crediiably pass
cd, and II could not well have been other
wise for as student Mr. Hcwcs has been
one Of the closest Hc IL most cHrm-
plary young msn, and 10 bic knowledge of
Blackstone Chiuy and other authorities
adds sterling integrity, excellent habits
and determination to succeed The
DEMOCRAT wishes him God speed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-12-07

There i triae 300 msrh fsrscress in
'oanE Of 10" locale 81 tHn Ls,k Haven
Journal and our DaFy E,,ss Tor ,bef, H.
have emannted from one ard the ,sue
brain. "TEou fhait not ,tesl l."-CgyTEg
DEHoCHAT.
how, ~on't sou drop your 4Laars for Il
moment and tell us bow sou Grgfe tha,
out II there Is too much taipcuc,s
about the locals So hnyc omauntea from
one brain, why tHcn it follu~s That they
must have sHHrHtrd from tao te,s Gr
bfhiBs--thosr Of the hrirg editor. sug
come other fciloN'E The conclu.lou 10 Ja
drawn from this 30 tha 'Ao DEM0cHAr
man has not said what be wanted = but
has succeeded 10 making pretty fir h4U
u IT, Tne beet thing 10 do nov }. =, take
That item 10 for revision Bad lry il again
On ilIi stnmacb.-N Nors
les sir We old not cay what ~c bod
Intended To, bat wrote aud meant " have
the affair read "fgr them mot ~ have
emsHstsd, etc