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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-06
The Sultan of Turkey a LunatIc,
New York Sun.


CONsTANTIEoPLE, January 1.-The
Sultan's malady progresses. Fuad
Pasha has again been arrested, and is
at the present moment q prisoner at
the palace, but nothing is known Of
what is going. on there. He was de-
MED even the underelothing sent to
him by his family. DerYish Pasha,
the famous cOnQuercr Of Albania and
the imperial commissioner to Egypt,
has just had to undergo an examiRa-
ton that necessitated his fOrcible de
tentiOn at the palace for a week. The
Sultan is constantly engaged in re.
moving aud replacing officers, aud
even common soldiers. The ladies
lere are not sheltered from the con
sequences of his suspicious and fears,
and several Of them have been ex-
lied. But upon this subject | can
only repeat, without proof, what is
told to me. The secrets OF the harem
are beyond the reach Of investigation.
The two Circassian cousins, the &C.
cusers OF Fuad, are still with him
prisoners at the palace.
Last Friday the Sultan, who could
not very well do away with the pro.
cession of the Selamlik, changed the
usual route and passed through the
street between the Turkish and Greek
cemeteries. Inspired by fear, the
whole affair was one of the strangest
military comedies ever witnessed The
first tsbleau consisted OF soldiers,
headed By bands Of music going to
the mosque. The second was the ar.
rival Of aide-de camp at full gallop
The troops, having received the order
right about face. were marched back
toward their quarters. the negro bat.
talon only remaining. The third
tableau consisted in lining the street
with sharp shooters. The police took
complete possession of the cemeteries.
the street being blocked, and nobody
allowed to pass.
Then the Sultan appeared in his
pheton, driven by Benoit, the French
coachman whom he got from Louis
Napoleon. There was no regular
escort; but the Marshals, with Berham
Aga, the chief of the eunuchs, and a
half dozen high fun~ctionaries, fol-
lowed closely. In the carriage, fac
ing the Sultan, Wsa 0sman Pasha,
aud the aged Namyk. The Sultan
firmly believes that, in the presence
Of the defender of Plevna and the
Ottoman Nestor, his own person viii
be suspected. Then the band played
tho Imperial March, and about q
dozen foot soldiers running after the
carriage shouted, keeping time will
the music, "Iasha Padishahl"
This done. the sharpshooters wer,
started back in another direction, viii
the view Of creating the impression
among the Ottoman Nihilists that tn,
Sultan would return by another road
Sixth and last tableau; The aide
de camp at full gallop crying, 1T,
your posts, sharpshootersl' The sol
diers aud police hurried up, out O
breath, to line the street. They wer
scarcely posted when the Sultan re
turned in the same carriage by tn
same road.
Puzzled by such movements, m
servant went to make inquiries, but b
was MT absent two seconds when h
came back With the announcement
Sultan koFksr 1.-THE Sultan !
frightoned"-a sayiugthat is now com
mon among the people 10 the streets
and a bad sign.
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gate the matter. Whom the Judge
saw what It was he said:
Il might have known; it is just like
you women to 90 ~screeching and fus.
sing about nothing. It's utterly
ruined."
ut vas you that made the fuss. not
me- said Mrs. Pitman.
You needn't try to put the blame
on me-"
The Judge turned 10 and growled
at Maria until he fell asleep.
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N4Ist n OQIFOIl AtFys. I28 III
lnanlrnna MALI
Co., ~ nTS.vuMI rOHeo.

STATE oP TENNESSEE, SHELBY County,
OFF1cR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
n Memphis, Tenn, January "a, lSss.
" susan Mallon, Administrative Of Phil. J.
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
II estate OF, Phil. j. Mallon, deceased. Won
are hereby ordered to give notice, BY advertiSe.
ment IN some newspaper published within m
said state, and also at The Courthouse door
o. shelby county fpr all persons having
vlaims aeal1st said estate. 70 appear and Gle
the same, with the clerk Of the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law on or before the 18th dhy Of April. IgsS.
and any claim not filed on or before said dRy'
or before an appropriation Of the funds az
SAID estate is made, shall DO forever harrad
both in law and equity. w
Witness my hand, at Office, this Path day o,
II. B. CULLEN, Clerk.
by LOUIS KETTNnE, D. q.
In accordance with the above order. I p.vo
the said notice. sew
SUSAN MALLON. Administrators.
l3S.12Q. 1os "A,
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Before George R. Powell, j. P, for sbeIb,
county, Tenn.-B Lowenstein ID Bros W.
A Classify x Co. ~ W.
n this cause, an attachment having beer
sued out under section Sf55 of the code ~
ionnessao, and returned levied upon IN
property Of the defendants. l.. A, CassitI
A Co., and affidavit having been made tbs,,
defendants are indebted to The PLAINTIFF IN NJ,
sum Of two hundred and thirty dollars and
tity.three cents. due By account, and tbai
the claim bjqst, and that the defendant,
are nonresident OF the State az Tan,
nesseej 1t IL, therefore ordered that aaid AZ,
tendanta make their personal appearance be.
1919 me on the TN day Of March, 1888, All
" O'Clock m.s at my Office, M :;
Madison street, Memphis, Tennesses
and defend said attachment suit within M,
time prescribed BY law. or the same vii
Dc proceeded with ex-parte; and that a con,
q te!s o,ter be published once a week *,
four weeks In the Public Ledger. ~
This the LIST day Of february, Iasa.'
1928 1874 40 l6
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That's what he wanted.
Detroit Free Pres.

OpblVlf AIhb ITebas
A man who had been purchasing D
horse and cutter was yesterday speed
.ng the animal up and down Park
'treet when a policeman said to him:
That's four times. you have been
racing up and down."
YES, just four"
|. And you want to quit, or you'll get
INFO trouble"
"HowT
IN complain Of you.n
What for?"
Fast driving"
AT what rate will you swear that
was driving2'
AT least eight miles an hour"
viii you, honest IDjun2 Will you
say at least eighth"
u will, and the Recorder will fac
Jon g."
Say" said the man, as he pulled
out q 70 bill and extended il. take
this and do me a favor. Make com
plant that | was driving at least eight
miles en- hour, and have me fined for
IT,, l bought this old beast for a four
mile -sE-hour horse, and if il gets
around among the boys that he can
step at the rate Of eight, / can sell
MN for 20 in cash and a second hand
o%vercoatl Go on and enter COMPLAINT
to-day, so that it will be mentioned in
the morning papers, and don't forget
to say eight miles an hour-eieht
miles on your solemn afidavyl"
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Collecting The Damages.

am a quiet, transformations man,
and never harm nobody" said the in
truder, moistening the palms of his
hands and taking a irmer grasp of the
x helve, but il you don't come down
with W to soothe my located feelings
there will be trouble here in AUSTIN
WAS the boy bitten so very badly by
my dog?" asked the terrified owner OF
the animal, who is one Of the most
timid men in Austin. "He was bitten
just Sl7 worth" replied the intruder,
swinging the weapon around bis head.
Here is your money" replied the
owner of the dog. The intruder put
the money in bis pocket, and was
about to leave, when the proprietor OF
the dog remarked: IL hope your son
was not bitten badly" why, he
amt my son. | haven't got any son."
Whose son is he then, and how did
you come to demand the money of
me?" He is the son of a friend Of
mine who owed me $l7, and he did not
have any money. The only available
assets he had were those dog bites ON
his sons body, and he turned them
over to me for collection, and l have
collected themY" swell, / declared"
And, stranger" continued the man
with the axe handle, III you or any OF
your family ever get bitten by a dog,
and you want the damages collected
promptly from the owner Of tho dog,
let me know, and | will do it for 25
per cent net and furnish my own axe
handle"
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saturday. February Il. 1ssa.

al the Courthouse deor. near Tho no.u
corner of Main ard Pop mr. strests' i;;n "a M.
taxing District, late city Of Memphis, Tam
oetween the hours Of 10 IN. and L %o'elocis
pm, o,tler for sale at public outery and ~
e Lne highest and best bidder, for cash, the
wit An undivided three- f cnrtS 10
inierest IN the GLOWING lot Of land ivirr ma
selng IN the Taxing District, formerly eitv &c
MemRhis, Shelby county, and known as lo y
10 90 IN ne plan Of, the said city Of Men,
stseet ssvenig on ths west side of Second
pack EestHardly with the north lima ~ tSe
hrst alley north Of Adams street one bpndsaJ
and fofty-eight u4Sl feet. ieU
IAe right to the equity of redemption "a
efTPbbe e sIy waived ~ said trust deed.
vey only as trustee. a"" oOn-
8 l MCDOWELL, Trustee.
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satnrday, Februarr "a. Issa
Land Sale.


In Supreme Court es Te>nes.ee :. IssL-
IIhe state of Tennessee and County Of
Shelby vs.. Robertson Topp and others. =
\, pursuance Of the decree %pronounoed by
l. the supreme Court Of Tennessee. at Jack.
son In this cause May 3. 1852, l will offer Far
sale, to the highest bidder, In front OF tha
courthouse Of shelby county. ia Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Monday, February 10, 1888,
tho real estate mentioned and descr;beAin
sa decree as follows; "fH y
Lots r, S5' Is. % and q If block Il in South
Lot q IN block IA on Tennessee stroet.
Lots 70. 20, 26 and q, block 81. sonth s,da a,
Jossamibe btreet. u0V'
Lots 2, S,.S. 9, 10, IL, II and IS in black 81.
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee.
Terms Of s9le-Cash.
JaQkson, Tenn January 10 1ess.
M M JOHN IL FIREMAN, Clerk.
w. w. Mcdowell, solicitor. lis Ia
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NOn-ResidenI NOIice.

No. 4TT7-In the Chancery Court of sh.Ih,
county, ,Ienu.-Annio 0 Dors y al al vs'
Francis Higgins Of al. '''
IL appealing from affidavit in This esu,o
tnat the residence Of d~efonant, Franeis Hir-
gins, T. unkpoWn and cannot be aecerfained
ailer atliEept ingulfy. that defendants amt
= Palmer, Angelic Palmer and Nav II pai.
mer, ere residon' Of the State Of iilinois
aud on-residents Of the State Of Tennnssnn.
and that Arthur Murphy. Frank W MnrnSv
Clara Murphy and 4 b Birchett. gaar3isa55
are residents Of tho State Of Mississinpi. and
n9n-resiaepts pf the State OF Tennessee. Wv
Is therefore ordered that they mato
thoir appearance herein, at the couribonso ~
hhelbycounty In Memphis, Tenneesee 10y ~
before the first Monday in March. iHssSs'
Snd, Plead, RnqFor or dsmur IA com
M blll, or tho fame VIII 10 iaTen ~
confessed as 70 thep and 6et for hoarine e s'
pafte,, and that q copy Of this order H.
published once a week, for four Snccsss,ys
weeks, IN the Public Ledger. 's
This2d day Of January, 1888.
Acopy- Attesli
X. J, BLACK, CLERK and Mo.,.,
" NJ. Bradley, d. D. AM.
goo Silhaml sol for complainant,
III Ig7 lis ls9
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AWsalher Item.

1Na Ak@h
This is the kind of weather when
the coyote turns out and gets up an
appetite by running a rabbit down be
ore breakfast. 1t is the kind oil
Weather that brings from retirement
the ~overcoat, the mince pie and dreams
Of falling out Of high brick houses and
being run over by street cars. And
also the weather whose bugle CALI
summon home the iour-bits a-pound
turkey and the hot drink, the I'm.
ported oyster and the Christmas pres
ent; the weather when the New Years
card is abroad and the walls Of the re.
former stalk upon every h%urrying blast
and creep into graves of forgetfulness
ere the corpse Of the holidays is cold
n the silent tomb. 1t is in this char.
.cter Of atmosphere that sad thoughts
II what became Of bis last summers
wages drift into the melancholy
musings Of the young but soon
man, who has wandered away from his
mamma and the little ones at home.
The average maiden, who is holding
more than her own in the column Of
,ouls marching in the wake Of fleet
lug time to the grave strewn fields OF
eternity, meditates upon the possibili
ties OF fortune or invitations to tn,
approaching social events, and out Of
the presence OF the beautiful snow
rise hosts Of conflicting emotions and
thoughts too innumerable to be
stacked into SO small a space as the
above.
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INsOLVEST NOTICE
STATE or TEESKssRE, SHELBY Co
OFFiCR COUNTY Cor ar CIERK.

sTArE OF TEEsKssEE. Shelley Co..
.OFFiCR COUNTY Cor ar CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn., January 81, iSS2
To = ohm ! Duty and John Walsh, execntors
OF Thomas Madden, deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of ths
IL estate o fThOs, Madden, deceased Won sTs
hereby ordered to give notice, by ADVERTISE
mentin some newspaper published within Inc
sid State, and also at the Courthouse door ~
Shelby county, for all persons having claims
against said estate, to appear and gle the
same, witt. the Clerk Of the County OonYt an.
thenticated Ia the plannef Prescribed bv law
on or beipre the LIST day Of May, 1888;
an9 any olaim not hled on OF before said day
or before an appropriation Of the funds ofssid
estate Is made, shall be fore yer barred, both
January. 1888. VI
By Louis Kettmann, d. @. '
Notice lie hereby given as required Nv above
ORDER JOHN j. DUFFY,
JOHN WALSH.
TayleT 4 Carroll, Attys. l2sfSiiGit
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lna0IYen1 Nnnno

STATE OF TENNKssEE, SHELBY CouETY.l
OFTIcE COUNTY CouRT CLERK,
MEMPHIs, TENN, January %, iss3.
To George Mitchell, administrator ~ RFn.JD
MeFadden, DECEASED, Ni'n
HAVING tlggested the insolvency Of the
II estate Of Ellen McFadden, deceased. Won
are hereby ordered 10 give notice. Nv sdyer.
sement ~ some newspaper published within
the SAID state, and also at the couIt.honss
doqr OF shelby county, for all persons hayins
claims against said estate, to appear and M
tho same With the Clerk Of the County Uonri
authenticated IN the manner prescribedbv Law
on or before the 2ith day Of April 1SSs.
and n claim not hled on or before said dsv
or before an appropriation Of the funds ofss{d
egtate Is pasel shall DO forever barred, botS
Witness ny hand, at Office, this SD day o,
HUGH b CULLEN. Ctork.
BY Louis Kettmann, ID, G. "i'lA'
Notice Is hereby given NJ required bv obovo
order. GEORGE WTTCIiPP n Iaoo'e
l21 l2s 1884 40 sdnlusLL,
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-NOn-resident Nonce.

No. iIlg, In the Dhancery Cont ~ Shall,
county, Tonnessoe-Burrs Bayiiss W.. Per-
Ky Bayliss.
m appearing from Shcrifs's return In tbis
i cause that the defendant Peggy Bayliss' h
not 10 be found In his county.
II is therefore ordered that she make
house Of Shelby county, III Memphis. Tenn
on of before tho first Monday In March
lsoS, and pisad, angwer ar demnr 10 corn,
plainaut bill Or the same will Be- taken for
confessed as 10 her and set for hearing az.
bartei and that q copy Of this order be pub
In the Public Ledger. "''A''
A copy -Attegti
h. J.. BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
BY J M. Bradley, ID. q. AIM.
M Heath, polr for complainant.
100 1855 IA l7
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day, March 3, ISIS.
Trustees Sale

ND coSs and by virtue Of the terms and
TO me az trustee, by W. II, cber,S t1scuIeH
TO the County Of Shelby ne payin.n NJ S ~ tno
ium OF SlzSa ~, as appears of r, cord in The
heglss 5g eaIllee Of Shelbycounty in book loS'
esf no Se1 Jhe said indebtedness and inter.
esI' ~ M naaing Deen paid, and being direct
trust | will, on N"'O'V'e s"iu ueed OF
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Monday, February 10. Issa.

the real estate mentioned and described in
saia decree as follows: Situated in the Tax.
ing District OF Snolby county, TennessAe. 10.
WltIVommencing at a stake. IT'S feet south
~ georgia street, on Dean avenues; RUNNING
thence south 40 feet to a stake; thenoe wasl
~ ieet 70 the land OF j. N. Moon; thsnor
north 40 teet TO atwenty-6ye7fooEalley;th
WITH the sQ9th side otsaid alley, al2 feet IA
TIE beginning, being lot No. Ii Of the W. 4.
n9naldson subdivision Of country lot No eS'
the purchaser executing note with annrovsd
security and a lien retained on IN
property to secure the payment Of the nnr
ehAse money. Equity Of redemption barred.
jackson, Tenn January IS, 1899
- JOHN n. FREEMAN. Clerk.
TB EdgiugtOn, Collector. liz i6l ~ la
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ShsrlfFs Sale Of Real Estate,

pUhLfe HStiss s hereby ,glygn, that by
Il virtue OF a wat of Vehditi0ni exponas,
g me directed from the Hon. Circuit Csuri
9fshelby county, Tenn, in The case Of W
f~uttlnghaus We; X l. Laski judgment rem.
Tered on the 9TH day Of December, 1852, for
the sum OF twenty four S.N dollars and
e" cents, with interest and costs OF suit.
to satisfy said judgment, ETC., / viii, on
Tuesday, February "a, 1858,
in legal hours, In front Of tho courthouse. IN
the Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tenn.
proceed 10 sell, TO tho highestbidder, for cash.
Lots Iapds, n biock ID. ,itustss3d.. 1yins and
being in Fort Pickering, in the Tenth Warj
Of the Taxing District ana In the Fourteenth
Civil District Of Shelby county, Tennessee.
Levied on as the property Of defendant
kL Laski' to satisfy 'aid ju 'gment, interelt
Memphis, 18th day of Janunyr, 1883.
PR ATHY,
- Sheriff Shelby County,
u u MtlInw aNNw L. uI.G-4tm 10. ...
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Expressions Of gratitude on the part
OF the public are always impressive
and solemn. 1t is pleasant to know
that the people are Justly praising the
merits OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, a
cate remedy for coughs, colds, bron.
Shitis, Group aud sore throat.
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NOn.resfdenf No7Ice-

No. l76-In the Probate Court Of sheIbv cour.
", Tenn.-John Loague. Public Admin.
traitor Of Shelby county, and AZ snch al.
ministrator OIL. the estate Of n. b. WiIliford
rs. Mrs. Fannie Williford OF al.
IT appearing from the %orieinal bill. Srhich I,
4 sworn 70. In this cause that tho defendani
William II. Williford ia a resident Of Crittsn,
den county, Arkansas, and anon-resident n
the state o fTenBessep, II Is therefore erdo,sd
that be make his appearance herefn. a. Nv
courthouse Of Shelby county, In MemnbiO
Tenn;,o or before the first Monday n
March, 1881, and plead, answer or demur Il
complainant bill, or the same will ne taltsr
for confessed. as to him and set for heariSS
ex;parte, and that a copy Of this erder \,
Published once Q week.. for four succes,iys
weeks. In tho Public Ledger,
This lot day Of February 1859.
A cOpy--Attest:
BY Louis Keltmap, d. O.
Robert X. Loague, sol. for complainant.
I'M l1c 40 Ma
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a CARD.
Tho are snnerlnR from tho

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
tndiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay, loss o. manhood, etc., | wiiisend
= regime, that will cure you, FREE on
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
By a missionary in South America. Send n
tOli-addrossed envelope 10 the Rov. JosEPH n.
lAnAN, Station d. New York City.
~b2xxxiv52d
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Trustees Sale

r. virtue of the terms of A dead =, 49,.
made TO me on January 81. is0. ~binnS y
duly recorded In book No. i39' nsve sa w Is
secure certain indebtedness therein msnfj,on 70
Gu, me same being due and unpaid' ~ IN
,eqaest OF the beneficiary, / will seii' q, az me
highest and best bidder. for cash, on " mo
saturday, March 3, ISs3.
within legal hours. and IN front of the covr,.
mouse door in the city of Memph : M VII
lowing described real estate. 10 VII I'VE T rol-
certain lots o.. tracts Of land IN the SeTamo
teentn ClVilI District Of the County AZ Sb.IL,,
and state Of Tennessee, and more pSrti IT1iTy
" describod as follows, tO-wit. Rsins III
NOS; D and LOT tho subdivision Of the Ho;nes
sract OF land as made in TIE case M Frann;S
,: Lyon and others vs., Myra CLARK asinas
and others, No. 1912. r D., In tho ch snsnes
Goart OF Memphis, Tenn. Lot No q contoIns
VI $40 acres, and lot No. contains Il ana
acres. making in all 1888 6-IO acres THY
Two tracts lie IN the fork of Rear CreeI and
SaNe Oieek and Is the same on which VIM
beckefd nov resides. "nicn VIM
Inc equity Of redemption ia expr,sslv
Maiyel. The title is believed to be nerfsct
eqt ! sell and convey only as trustee. "'
memphis, February /, 1881.
l W. JOSEPH WINDLER. Trrst..
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MQnday, FEBRUARY 10. Isss
Land Sale.

In Supreme Court of Tennessee M .Jackson-
John League, administrator Of i, o HOOK.
deceased, VS.. W. I, Donaldson. ~
pursuance Of the decree pronounced By
inc spprt Tue Court Of Tennessee, at Jset.
ssoR, IN THIS cause April "a. 1882, l will offer
ior sale, y the highest and best bidder, In
iTont q the Courthouse Of Shelby county, in
Memphis, Tonnes ee, on i"
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From Dr. \. w. Hunter, BaIti.
more, Maryland.

" Having become familiar
with COIden's Liquid Rect Tonic,
| take pleasure in recommending it as an
excellent preparation, combining as il
does both food and tonic in a remarkable
way, and producing good blood, health
and strength" (Remember the namd
CoLpFN's-take no other OF druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-06

CATARRM OF THE BLADDER.
Singing irritation, inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary Complaints cured
bY Fundamentally 81.
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T~rustee,s Nnle.

HINDER and by virtue of throe trim, d..S.
Y default having been made tkasSi;nu eeeusi
whlch truat deeds are duly reeordcd ~
LIVELY in,book No ~, page M6ook No sSs1s peS.
90 q book No, l4, page 2Qi, Of tSe Rdpaj;so
ter's office Of Shelby county, Tennessee gYsI
trustee IN the plat o of the trustee t6araS;no
nameg, by. reason. Of being tbo Seeretorvn 20
NE BlIn City Building and Loan HssosiSl
Monday. February 10, IssS.
AZ the southwest corner Of Main and NJ
5reets, IN tho city Of Memphis, TnnnealsOh
ouIlnR legal hours, proceed to sell ~ Iessee,
auction, TO the highest bidder. forr puoho
reTtain l9t O. laRd. lying in the city Of pSsn, a
paia; shelby county, Tennessee. besUi mem.
A,Doint on the west line of ST Mestt!uhihg AZ
Nv ieet q inches, noithwardly Ton street,
line OF Linden street and ynpnh sne north
MestWardly With the south lima az thence
eaat line q Mulberry stTeet. lie ieet to the
naIdiy with the east side Of Mann9nee south
~ iees y inches, thence east ,ardiv II5y street
y less, y the west side Of 81 Ny no nore
~ NY N.Y.. Z inches 70 the beeinnin@' nh street
~ pioSt ~ and fully described X, Ieias part
Equity Of redemption wa,v.a
nhgmphis, January Is. iess'
hAMuEL HIRScu IT,