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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

Mr.. S. r. Irly, Louisville, Ga, says: 81
used Browns Iron Bitters for erysipelas
and am now sound as dollar"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

ID seems some Jewish rabbits in New
York have been making considerable
money granting writings of enforcement
eaIle5 Gets They maintain their au-
tb1rity for the practice 10y arguments and
directions from the Talmud, and warn the
party that they must get civil divorce
in the courts if they want to marry again.
The lower classes. however, rarely 20 to
inc additional expense. but marry when
ever they set ready.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15
ADVERTISING.

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seven words. Advertisements, per q Ha ~,
one insertion. 81 90: two insertions, 81 e9'
three insertions. 81 60; six Insertions - ~
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Amusement advert isements 81 81 per s4ual, g
F--sff5s advertisements. Marriages, Funerals 5.
Meetings and special Notices q u per
SQUARE each Insertion. 800 ~
n renrz a line. No advertisement inserted
uufer these headings for less than 80 cents
Sae--rr r-rtrs rsr Weekly NsiOs.
Vllc .fs not insure the insertion OF any adVer-
rf-ement on any specified day or days, nor
10 we insure the number OF Insertions
within the time required By the advertiser.
Advert semeuts VIII, however, nave lneii
fuu number OF insertions when the time
can be made up. but when accidentally
leIt out and the number Of Insertions can
not be given. the money paid fer the onllS
tel insertions viii be returned 70 the aus
verti-er. All letters should be addresseo
J. II. ESTILL. Savannah. ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

& London paper is enthusiastic over
the Possibilities of the electric light,
and saws the time is hot far distant when
every ui-httarer viii carry his own rays
of electricity TIA a machine not larger than
q watch. It thus hopes to see man be-
come 20 sort OF patent automatic stem
winding lightning bug.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

The CaHiornians are not vet happy,
aud the Chinese exclusion act seems to
b1 81 parallel case with the killing of the
goose that laid the golden egg. Labor
not only has advanced very much in
price Olaf there. but many farmers can't
-1t 30 at AN. There is no doubt that the
Cauorniaus are winking at the violation
ol the law for which they clamored so
loudly n short time ago.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

II is now stated that the late earth
quake In the isles of Greece, where
Stunning Sappho loved and sung" was a
real ouc-horse ati1ir-only s. persons
being killed and 250iniured, It seems the
exaggerated accounts Of the shaking up
came from one OF the English news manu-
featuring company's patent expansive
---.--. -------
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

some road workers near Kingston. W.
Va. the other day dug up portion OF the
remains % one Of the {. (. VS.. The skull
was " enormous size, being forty inches
iu circumference, and tie doctors esti-
mateI that the height Of the man must
have been 40 least fifteen feet. If the ac-
count Is true it is quite conclusive proof
ol tire text. There were giants in those
DAYS" We are afraid, however, the tale
j. too thin. for we are told the bones COM
menced % crumble into dust as soon as
EXPOSED % the air.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

Dtrrv IoENING NEWS. one year, SO OJi SIN
months. IS 90; three months, 81 80 ,-
SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS, one year, e w.
SIX months, 81 20. -.,
srSDKT MORSISG NEWS, &c. copy By mail
s. o. year. ~, .,7
PAYABLE in advance. Papers by mail stopped
az tneexpiration Of time paid ior WlshOut
f--ffer n0fice: subscribers viii Observe
ullnra
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For SaIr.
China 31aiutimg.

CHINA PAINTING.-MRS NJ. p. CHAM
AfBERLIN, of Boston, viii give instructions
in China Painting. For terms and particulars.
call on or address 172 Jones street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15
For Rrmt.

nor RENT, two nicely furnished fro-,
Il southern rooms, with privilege Of bsfb
room and parlor; in good neighborhood ia
tween Lincoln and Habersham streets. 5si1
BrOughtOn street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15
Oatarrb RrmrOu.
Complete Treatment 81.

A single dose of Sanfor1's Radical Cure
instantly relieves the most violent Sneezing or
Head Colds, clears the Head as by magic,
stops watery discharges from the Nose and
Eyes, prevents Ringing Noises in the Head,
cures Nervous Headache, and subdues Chills
and Fever. In Chrome Catarrh it cleanses
the nasal passages of foul mucus, restores the
senses of SMELL taste, and hearing when af-
fected, frees the head. throat and bronchial
tubes of offensive matter, sweetens and puli
fies the breath, stops the cough and arrests the
progress of Catarrh towards Consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, all in one pack
age, of all druggists fOr$l. Ask for SANFORD's
RADICAL CURE. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM.
Co. BOSTON.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

King Kalakaua takes kindly to the Nor
mons. and was gracious enough 10 attend
o1e nc their festivals at Laie, Hawaii, the
orler day. and was received with great
blowing 10 horns. There is considerable
amount of cauuibahsm and polygamy left
In kaIakaua's nature notwithstanding his
..ll advance i'm Civilization.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

The -ay and festive Kingof Spain is de-
termiued 20 set his people a refined exam
pile iu p3trouizing the national sports.
He gave @ side show the other day, the
principal feature 0f which was a bull
ii-lt. and t1 keep his spirits from being
depressed. be ordered a funeral process
sian. t.. f1Ea -fla hacE alley
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

There is q rum0r being circulated that
Manitoba is dissatisfied with her cOnnec-
zion with the Dominion Government, aud
is a-itatiue the question OF secession and
annexation % the United States. This
Territory is 50 far of from the seat of the
Canadian Government. and so intimately
connected with Ddkota. that such ques-
u0n may very naturally arise up there,
buf fhen the English Pharaoh would not
likely let the Manitobans depart in peace.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

The fne weather we have had for month
past suggests a fear that Winter IS only
getting up steam SO as To start his re-
fri-erator % work in earnest before long.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

The Republicans viii be kept so busy
defending themselves and lodging the de-
tectIves during the next twelve months
they VIII have !ittle time TO manufacture
bloody shirt literature.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

~
w ANPED, TOO boys to sell pictures g.,
w boys can make good wages after ' schooii
hours. Apply at TEN CENT STORE
WANTED an experienced salesman at
PLATsHEk's New Variety Store.
WANTED, competent cook-wbire o-o-,
w ored-at No. 81 Liberty street Rot az eoi-
msndations required.
WANTED, respectable white servant - -
w general work for small family. a duo A. eo
A., T. o. box 1872. rs
WANTED, two hundred tons Of 80
w seed between now and March / ASS 5,aoa
c. R. NJ, 500 Broughton street, city. es'
WANTED, a competent white servart =
w do homework in private familv 70
ply at Screven House to ". F. SHEIi1TAR-
WANTED, practical florist to take cbo---
w of a park and flower garden. Inortse
c. SELLER, COneOrdia Park. aUas
WANTED. -Money loaned on Derso---
w property. A large assortment az -7onal
deemed Gold and Silver Watches and o otte-
Jewelry for sale very cheap at Tirepnnte55
Pawnbroker House, lS7 Congress street 8
MUHLBERG, Manager. n. B-HisbdL-.
prices paid for old gold and silver s10ss
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

| WANTED, a number Of sewing maebs-~
| w operators accustomed to work on Sllne
mon pants. Apply at 81 jefferson ST.. S nea,.
| South Broad. ''' near
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

DOR RENT, fiat or single rooms, with
Il bath room on same floor. Apply To I y
STRONG, Bull street, or l56 Liberty street
nor RENT, the Lamar tract of land si11-
IT ated just east of Randolph street. IN.
gether with the houses and outbuildings. For
particulars and terms, apply to GEO. "
OWENS. No. l Bull street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

WANTED, respectable white servant > -
A.. z. o. box 1872. 11f SIS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

w ANTED, two hundred tons Of 49,
w seed between now and March /. Addreos1
c. r. NJ. 56I6 Broughton street, city. ess
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-19
FORGET

Forget the sad wrecks that are drifting behind
The storm and the clouds, and the treacherous
wind.
The frosts that have blighted the sweetest Of
flowers
The shadows that darkened the sunniest hours.
The river that flows through the far reaching
plain,
Flows onward forever in sunshine and rain
And pillows uphesved from oceans dark breast
At morning or evening are never at rest.
So onward forever will move the great throng,
Some burdened with troubles, some happy with
song,
Like butterflies many fresh phantoms will chase,
While others for honors are swift in the race.
But shadow and sun show the courage Of men,
Their worth in the contest with sword or with
pen,
Their zeal in the work that their hands find
to do,
Their skill to detect the false from the true.
Chicago Inter- Oo5op.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-19
WIT AND WISDOM.

TINE will heal all things except en- old
pair of shoes.
"BLooD will tell, so be careful how
you make confdants of your relations.
BY always listening to other people
you may forget that you have something
to say yourself
IF you can manage 70 keep silent
while You are young you may possibly
have something worth saying in ,1res
A MAN has invented a chair thai can Be
adjusted in 800 different positions. It is
designed for boy to sit in when he goes
to church.
A WESTERN man who sold a valuable
mine for almost nothing, complains that
he did not know it was lode-ed. -Phfla-
delohia Ne,gs.
A MULE never kicks the same object
twice. Probably for The same reason
that lightning never strikes twice in the
same place-it doesn't have TO-
PRoPosED change of name A CORE
spondent suggests that the name Of
Washington be changed to Whitewash-
ington, on account of its facilities in that
line.
A RECENT trial has elected the fact
that many German girls cultivate their
hair for sale. American girls do the
some thing, but the girl always goes
with the hair.
JUNIOR Qaboriously). Der Bueh
ist-" Prof. c. Hold sir Did you
ever see a book of the masculine gem
der?" Junior promptly. Yes, sir.
A hymn book, sir
AswE shall issue no calendars for 1888
parties who have sent a three-cent stamp
for one viii please call at this Office and
identity their property Boston Com
meroial Bulletin.
''AH, said a fond mother. Il should
be glad if my boy were to maiTy-then I
could train his wife - 1t seems to come
natural to woman to be a mother-in-
WHEN colored man gifts ter be 40
well educated dat he dOan' believe in de
Bible, he has lost his identity as q nig-
ger, but yet amt fitten ter be classsd
wid de white efolks.--4rkaasaag Traveller
KEE1Y, we are informed, is still prose
cutting his labors. Some Of the stock
holders would like to see Keely treated
as he is treating his labors They ould
ike to see him prosecuted. Il Boston
Transcript
CHARLE's father wished to find
lis sons bent, so he asked "Ct
What are you going to be w
row up ?" "Going to be ahD
quick as a flash. "Isn't
hing to beg"
An exchange contai
tiled "Curious Fae
stones. One Of y
bout them is
Iard-to- get-ar
isto,0a y
A DIS
ther 2
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-19

dows fronting on the main streets.
Six persons hanging from sills
on the fifth story lost their grip and
whirled downward one by one One man
swuBg himself down on the window sills
from the fifth story His perilous de-
scent was cheered and cheered again.
As his feet touched the second story
window he lost his balance, and with o
shrek Of despair he fell among the crowd,
that wa. still cheering. His hands were
torn in shreds from supporting himself
in the descent
FINDING TILE FIRST BODY.
Soon after the men began work on the
ruins Friday morning a piece Of a human
spine and Of a shoulder bone were found
under the spot where the uufortunate
Miss Chellis was last seen. The remain
der Of the body WAS entirely consumed.
So difficult is the work of removing the
ruins that when the men stopped work
at night they had penetrated but a short
distance beyond the foundation walls on
the two street fronts. Some Of the men
were working in water a foot deep, which
made the search all the more difficult
About noon the workmen came upon q
human skull through which q gas-pipe
had been forced. The men found the
trunk to which the skull belonged. The
feet and hands we're entirely burned
The bones Of the legs and arms remained.
There was no possible means Of identify
ing the remains. It viii probably re-
quire a week or more Of hard work to
clear away the ruins and to find Oh the
remains of the missing.
During the afternoon five bodies or
parts Of bodies were found in the ruins.
Only one could be positively identified.
1t was the hody Of r. Howie. a railroad
man, whose remains were identified by
the remnants of watch. One Of the
burned bodies discovered is supposed to
be that Of Judge Reed. The upper part
# the skull was burned to ashes the
eet and hands were gone. Near it was
partially burned valise recognized as
having belonged to the missing Judge.
The sickening odor Of burned flesh per
-aded the air in the neighborhood Of the
uins
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-19

colors were dipped and then a shotted
canvas sack was lowered into the Him
table sea.
"They ere paying n tribute to poor
Frank Torrent, said one, "The doctor
sent word ashore that he was dead.
Peace-to-his-ashe :" said Cap
tain Caleb, as without a sound he closed
the four cases of his ships glass--a case
to a word-and then the little group Of
seafaring men lifted their tarpaulins and
together said Amen. ~ Providence
,0Yny
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-19

A PHLADEnrHIA youth who has been
to the Hub tells us that the Intellectual
ity Of the Boston girl begins at the
breakfast table and lasts until the old
folks go to bed. After that, if the right
fellow is in the parlor and the light is
turned low. she acts like any other
girl. Ne,os.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-19

strohs
log.hut
advanced to
State, and on,
ports of this conul
Boston celebrated hen
fiftieth birthday with ga,
parade, but the only notice t.
taken Of our own two hundred "a.
eth anniversary is an address by tN
our fe low-citizens on the settlement o,
this city.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-19

a..
clam.
swung Ia
only to droi
ment, where
crushed to death
these bleedir
blackened q
and all Of
one upol
scenes VI
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-19
POrtIand's Anniversary.

The Portland CNe.) Arglss says: ''Two
hundred and fifty years ago George
Cleeves landed on Nachigonae Neck,
near Clay Cove. felled the first tree,
built the first house and cleared the
first land within our borders. This was
d'no of Portland. The history
r interest -Four
arisen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
@crmii0tcS.

Gin bcutiAldn6iiOer OiIi>
5icr, wcIhtr filrSliG Die &rtcgs1
duIe in Mtlt HOint btiindtc, ioIl
oeioGt boheIl, tic mad)e nit iDrcr Sdtllocret
ourdl nllklole5 0GriIcu" uno aomoldenz
bitnit beu Giuoyud elmer Gcrittincrllig aus
Den Ia9tn 6ricorid5 pc5 VroBen.
Die friiberc BcttlG II CT II
v8ertGa BON 0iIlern" lit btfannt1
lid iebt cine ygrpBe Walcrtn". so
miro liz in potent Grnite in einigen clgz
lid olncrifoniidcu Nldttern 9clarult. sic
lllO cine anoeyc v9roBc .Dtalerill" Nrdlleln
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cincr &unit9aucrie in Baltimore aus, na67
rcm i;c oailtlbc bereit5 III GDilaotlpbla 9ez
tD1lt.
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TamiIte, ncrcn MoDnDnuS BON Der
Nalierflutbcu bc5 Otiiiiiiippt Ii berz
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cnentSiiuoun9 get orben. Sic
,%Saunilic bcltano aus leNS Ycrlote,.
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Soma lit, iolucit mir pilcll, bic int
StGptbcn Grciton. Sort muB $1,000 iGbr>
LID flr cine inlhe Sicen5 be3ablt iperDcI.
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cil,cr eS tblt, iptiien nit nidt.
0iid)t genu9 namit, oaB bic Wtrtbe
AT yincolu in Ncbrastd lebt ilad)
Scu Staats9eiesc cine idbrlide Sdaifliccn5
bon $1,000 Sableu miiilen, lit in bOrti8en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
(@orreIpoub:ns Der .SHiuo;s GtaGtsseitana.")
SSruocr Stu0iO tt 9$icn.
@ieu, 8. WtGrS 1888.

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(65) Gor Dcnigcn &n9en !por'5, oa
blitte i'd uou Der Wnlttrtt zines uultrcr
gr0Bttn SGlt, Dtr i'm CONNER ais
Sdwimmbullm, im Ninter ais Salllaal
Dicnt, auf eiu buntc9 ItbDuftc5 Wtcnihfu=
geipiiDl DilluO. is flinlmcrte un1 breitcu
ldliparS=rptb>goloenen Sddrpcn, ftoIS MD
tel Die IociBcn StrauBftotrn auf Den Sn>
rCtte1 Der Scniortl, Die Sdllger tlppftct
SIR Jtube, OHmit man Die 9Sprte uoll lube
1Olrle1Dcit, bic Don Der 3ttDucrtriblyue fic>
ltH, belcr pcrncDme, mo minIttnlun0cr,
ltilrmllGcr Su6el, 4rolitruft, lpie lie nit
lolder elemeltGrcr Osmalt MIR bon ben
&ippcn Der itllOentiihcu Sugclo fallen
t0nnen, bur6tolien ocu Saal. 9n5 0uusc
ltcItc cine ) rauCrfettr fiir Nid)arD
IS g por; 1attc 0bcr lpobrli0 nit
Graucr ntdt Oo5 9~cringIlc 81 l%dai1cll. Ser
guilgttre Hcibtru3enoe babe iD nod nic
Su @tiidt bctDntmen; nidDt einn1al uutcr
pell latDcnocn Grbcn ctnes rcid)cn WciShulz
les!
Die Sodi6ule @icn5 ipeiit bic or6Btc
Gclud9Sificr bon ullcIt CuropGilden llni>
DeriitGtcn auf; btnuo6 MADDEN lid Die Stll-
0entcu inl Allltng9ltbcu Der Staot weit
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cine Alma Mater ollsge5cidnetcu GtGotcn.
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settles 8liimdcn in Der Steppe, cine fnrbigc
&dppc alfiall0t nlo bulblDild)iigcn Sll>
gen, oereH lie pOrl1ifig a!5 lncrretdburC5
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9oltoncnitieid, i%DOfern Die in Der 9tcgeI lll,r
ihipa09cipifte Gai6e %unierer Dtuicni0bnc
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9ipiltIcioun8, Der SrtiiuiligenmontlIr mo
Der 9telcrpeIclttnantSuniform gcitottct, Qpie
Slc lcbeil, nluB bic 0uroerobc eilles bicitgcr
Srlber StlOio balo niGt ipcliger @u5z
rllitlngsitilfc cntbultcu, oils Die Der Sorab
ScrnbarbD, i6lummerll ungefG6r 364 Gaae
ocS SuDrcs i'll aalten; Die SdlGgcr crfill=
Icn lDre vberlbi9cnpe" Wtiliion oufcr bel
&neipcn mr. nod at gelpiiien, nit oem
SGleicr Oe9 W%eDeimnilicS umtpobenen
Srtell, tpelden 9c9euiiber uniere Yplisei
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
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Sic @Tr91 pom G p~rtnqiielo, Miuu., elmer her Bit
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snIc. ciroBta ejrtnn hid unb ctu QuIcr @clrhcil1o9 luiri
;uqti;t}cri. Hor. Mi 4 Committee, Springfield, Mimi
Inns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
NlMSicDrm.ta achcilt.

Gin alter ArSt, meltbtr lid Don Der Erdri5 snriid1c;oz
gen bat, erbttlt Don ctncm ol;iupiihcu hi llionGr 6o5
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9rHroltde Seilut9 ron ?itroenidmS0e NIB alien 9tcrz
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bctarnt SIT nodtn. &ou nieiem S&nnibe beicclt weroc
ib toltenlrci All au@ 3teieni9en, pelbc cS wilnIdeil, ptez
les 9ieccpt III benti9cr, iratS6iidcr ooer cu9liidtr Sprnz
dye icnoett, nit Der srnnoliden HnpeiluuJ sur &creitltu,
unb 6lm vthrand %bctlben. Niau wenOe iib bricilitj
nit Iotmorte NIB inter 9cnnung picier 3ettune an
~. u. WoNeS, 149 YOper's SIod. &o6trer,
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
Oinc 00rtc.

I'm Nue, m'Ide on ben SoIg.u non Scu9cnbiluoeu. ner,
Uoitr Z d,pIb', Gnt:rdituus, %crtnlt Der Uidnnes'ruit
&C. Isioen. lenoe i'd folttmfret Gin 0ittcp,, ous lie Bus
mar in : loonerita en,o.dt. Sdidt Elm oortiiirtes Gous
pert an 9teD. Soiepb I. Sumun. Citation d, si.p gor:
Gitp. lIroulSio Sumo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
GtnuItrt frit1S51.
Henry SChOeI!koDf,

GtGpItrt feit1S51.
Henry SChOeIIkoDf,
He. : &""i ii! MouSoipb Str.
;wjiGtu G%rautlin II. Mcrtet Stc
empi:tti VI Gm t%juiQicn Vrtticn:
WsiHiru Trnwu Uio Wfoffa &aTee.
WyInst uun lG)irGrieu Ghcc.
Stinitt VaniNhsS hucGIa0c NM 6of1O.
HHru1h1. <tohnIM uno GCbrGtenc Stimte.
JrifG1c EtMEauatrt mao SaIj(0rocIlcr.
NtaElhltrGtr %oNbGtinne.
Nsari;!irtt Mat Muo yurclcu.
4trtGt Sptrttta * Ger1Id) crtcI0 dtitbrlit.
Wntbafr $rIHcl=HCbCrpurit
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Staiitn: ayiuScIn nIo WGccnrunt.
&cntld)@ s3iUctl d. cumus.
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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1883-04-12
Sold BY All Druggists.
MnRrGAGE sALE


Notice is hereby given. that pursuant TO the
terms and conditions of. and a power of sale
contained in, 2 certain mortgage deed, made,
executed and delivered by ID. III. -Harkcy and
Iiebecea j. Harkey his wife, to Martin Epps,
bearing date the sSth day Of February 1882,
upon the following described lots or parcels OF
land living IN the town of RussellNile in the
county OF Pope and state Of Arkansas, to-wit:
Lots numbers l, 9, IA, 5 and q, In block No. "a
in Lllkers addition to the town OF kussellyille;
TO secure the payment Of a certain promissory
note given by the said -. II ilarkey To said
Martin Epps, bearing date the 2sth day of Feb
ruary 1881, for the sum Of saf 25-10O with inter
est thereon from the LIST day Of February lts2
until paid, at the rate Of ten per cent per an
mum. and due and payable twelve months after
date thereof, and default having been made in
the payment Of the same or any part thereof
/ will on Saturday the 2ist day of April 1893
during the hours for judicial sales, at The pub
lie well, in the town OF RnssellYille, in Pope
county Arkansas, ofc me said lots or parcels
~ land for sale, at PM auction % the high
est bidder for cash In hand. TO satisfy said debt
and interest and costs OF this trust and Of sale
No sale made for less than two-thlrds OF the
appraised value Of property offered for sale.
This March 20, 1885
MARTIN EPPs. Mortgage.
DAN u. GRANGER, Atty.