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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-12-22
-. H~4a"ay N AHlFTlDaY
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,
AND St. PAUL.

m owns and operatsa over 4 zoo miles Of road in
EoFthsrA IHneis, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa ana
Dakota; and its main hnes, branches AID ecn-
reach al the great business csnsers Of the
North wsst and Far Hest it naturally AnsweS
the description Of Short Line, sHa Best Rsuts
between
Chicago, Milwaukee,, St. Paul Sud
MinneapoIis.
ChIcage. HiiVy aukee. La CFssss ana
WiRona>
Chicaas, Milwaukee, Aberdeen and
Chicago. milwaukee. Eau Claire and
stitiWaIPF
CasicaEo. Milwaukee. Wausau and
Chicago, milwaukee,, Beaver Dana
and OshA O>h.
ChIcazos milwaukee, WaGkeSha n and
Sse0uons 0c-
Chicago, uIIw nnkee, Madison and
PTairte du CHEN.
Chicago. Glgsaukee. OwatonnA ana
Chicago. HeIoIt, 5auesvilie and Him
eTaI Point.
Chicago. EIgIn, Rockford and DR-
Chicago. ClintsH. Rock Island and
Cedar EsRpIds.
Chicago Gou"C ell Rluffs and O1 As=-
Chicago. sioux city, Sioux Fails = -21
HaaKton.
ChIcu=o, Milwaukee, Mitchell Aaa
Cnau beFlain.
hack island, Dubuque -. Faut auG
minneapolis.
Davenport, CaImar. ST. Paul and
minneapolis
Pullman &Eeepers ard the Fissesf
Dspt4s4g cars fn fhe HOrEd are run on
The main line OF the ca gCI6O, HILWA T.
NEE IL SF. PAFL RATL WAY, and
every attention is psid to passengers BY courteous
employees Of the Company.
8. Q. Merrill, a. ". n. Carpenter,
aenq Manager GeaT Pass. Agent
J.T. Clark, Geo. n. Heafford,
Gem oupt ASH Gsnn Pass. Aga
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-12-22

JOSEPH ELcHf n, OF Sherman, Tex,
divided his property among his children,
and they sent him to the poor house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-12-22

IF any man offend not in word, the
same is o perfect man.-,Tdnes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-12-22

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
NOn-rosIdeni RaOtIss.

No. 3299 No. 6-In the Chaneery Court az
Shelby county, Tenn.-The State Of Tennoe-
see for use, etc. VS. W Z Butler ct al.
I appearing from amended bill which "a
4 sworn to in this cause that the defendant
James II Meade Is q resident Of State Of
Massachusetts,, that Francis NJ Vinson and
Margaret y Vins0n, Aaron Mcneil, truss
tee. Matte W Hutchinson, Charles w Hutch.
lnson Walter N Haldeman and John Dona-
hue are residents Of the State Of Kentucky;
that acknowledgement Is O resident OF State
Of Arkansas; that Is Waddell, trustee, II a
resident Of the State OF Missouri, and that
Rembeft 1rezevant and Sallie Trezevant are
residents Of the State Of Louisiana, and ali
non-residents Of tho State Of Tennessee,
And It also appearing that the names and
places Of residence Of the heirs Of 3eorgo A
Mccall aud of the heirs Of William II An
drews, and Of the heirs Of Julia Andrews,
and Of the heirs Of Julia Kahn are all un-
known and cannot DO aseerained after dlli-
gent inquiry.
It is therefore ordered that they all make
their appearance herein, at the oourthousaOi
Shelby county, In Memphis Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday In January. 1884,
and plead, answer or demur 10 complainant
amended bill No. 6, aled November Il, 1883,
confessed as to them and set for hearing ex-
lished onoe a week for four successive weeks
| N the Public liz dyer.
This 18th day fNovember. 1883.
A oopy-AtteJt:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By NJ Bradley, D. Q. 4 NJ.
Jw Hampton, sol for complainant.
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blend In happy season, and the Chris,
tian observance mingles at every
point with the pagan rite. II IL
not easy. to say where the paganism
ends and the Christianity begins. The
carol and the wassail. the prayers and
the games, the generous hospitality,
hobby-horse and the Lord Of Misrule,
Maid Marian and Santa Claus, ere Z
curious medley Of the old and the
new. As the religious thought Of all
ages and countries, where it reaches q
certain elevation, flows into an expires.
sion which makes the Scriptures Of
the most divergent nations harmo-
NOUS, the history Of this happy festi-
val is evidence Of the common human.
lily ofthe earlier and later races; and
the stranger in Bracebridge Hall,
amusing by the glowing hearth, on
Christmas eve, as be watches the
romping revelry beneath the glisten.
ing berries, and listens to the waits
carolling outside in the moonlight, or
as he is wakened on Christmas morn
ing BY the hushed patter Of children's
ieet IN the passage, and the shy music
OF ehildren's voices at the door, may
well seem to hear a more celestial
strain, and to catch a deeper meaning
in the words: Before Abraham was,
| am"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
COMMERCIAL.
RgHLIc , LEDoSs oy z "a,

PUBLIC LKDaKR 0YFIOR,
MENPHis. TKsN., DeceEber Is. 1888. !
The local money market is quiet
with discount rates On prime COM
mercial paper at Sper cent. Exchange
is steady, bankers buying Eastern
cotton bills at ! to 10 discount, and
selling drafts on New York at par.
At New Orleans rates are lc discount
buying and par selling,
Edison Electric Light stock, which
has sold at $4,000 a share on a par
Of 500, is now quoted in New York
at $40. The demand for the stock
Of such companies, which once prom.
ised great things, is now very small.
Capital that cannot fnd profitable
employment in Washington is drifting
toward the New York real estate
market Among the latest syndicatei
are the Mutual Union Improvement
Association and the Fraternal Hall
Association, each having a capital OIL
over 81 100000.
The demand for silver certificates
in the South and Southwest is still
large, the usual method Of obtaining
them being to deposit specie or gold
certificates in the New York sub
treasury. Over Sl7,OOO,OOO has thus
been sent South since the Sd o.
March, and about an equal amount Of
gold certificates has been cancelled
Since the exhaustion Of the appropri-
alton for transporting mutilAted legal
tender notes October y, the interior
banks have been sending them to the
New York sub-treasury, and the bal
ance has SO run down that $2,OOO,0O(
had to be ordered from Washington
last Saturday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
General Trade.

Though no advance has been estab-
lished here ia any article of feed or
breO dstuffs yet values are fully sus-
tanned and holders are firm and full
Of confidence. Corn is arriving in
moderate consignments and the de-
mand is equal to the receipts, with old
corn scarce and in request. Oats;
bran and hay are wholly unchanged,
the latter ruling dull for all except
choice bright timothy, Of which none
has been received here for some time,
Consumers prefer Southern prairie to
medium or poor Western, hence prair
rie is firm at IS so per ton from first
hands. Potatoes are steady and hold
ers are confident with sales ofover 1900
bbls in lots from Hatboats during the
last five or six days, and there is still
from ten to fifteen thousand bbls on
flatbOats in the market awaiting buy.
ers. Apples are firm and in active
demand, all arrivals selling readily at
full figures, and brisk wholesale and
retail market is anticipated through
out this and next week. Cabbage
continues in brisk request, with none
offering except from store, but an
other fat boat cargo is expected few
days hence. KrAut is weak and some
cheaper, second dealers being vel
supplied, though the retail demand
continues active. An improved feel
ing rules for game and poultry sinot
all old and stale stuff has been CLEARED
from the market, Dressed turkeys
are scarce and in demand at Halls,
per ID, while fat chickens dressed vii
also meet quick sales at full prices
| An active request is expected to con
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
Cotton.

Sales yesterday in this market 245O
bales; to exporters, 2l5O; to spinners,
300. the market closing steady and
unchanged. Ordinary, Sic; good or
binary, 80; low middling, 9Sc; mid
ding, 9lc; good middling, lOsc; mid
ding fair, l0lc. Stains: low mid
ding, &c; middling, 9Ic. Of colors:
Low middling, 9Bc; middling, 9lc;
dusty, 6Ia8Ic.
The total sales Of cotton to date,
from September LIST, reach 154 AIS
bales; to exporters, 98,475; to spin,
ners, $500 bales
The New York market closed last
evening quiet, having declined l-16C
on all classeJ at noon but regained the
loss two hours after, and closed
the same as at tho opening Mid,
ding, l07-l6C. Sales, 145 bales
Stock on hand ,239, Oil bales. Futures
firm at 7 to 10 points above CLOSING
prices Of Saturday,as follows: Deliver
les for December, 10 4OalO.4l; January
10 46alO.47; February, lO.62alO63
March, lO.77a-.-; April, l0.9lalO 92
May, 1l.06a--.-; June, l.l8all 20
July, 1l.29all.3l; August, II 99all.4O
September, ll.05al108. Sales, 14S,
600 bales.
The New Orleans market closet
steady. Middling, Ice. Sales, 700
bales. Stock on hand, 43l, l73 bales.
The Liverpool market closed I'm
changed. Uplands 5 1850; orleans Cd
Sales, 10000 bales. Stock, 10000
bales. Futures closed easy, with Of
ferings free.
Total receipts Of cotton at all U, S
ports for the past 3 days sum up 81,
$50 bales, and are 1856 bales in exces
OF last year for the same time. Tota
at all domestic ports for the season
3.04O, ll6 bales and 25,6Sl more tina
last year for the same period; also l76,
$40 more than for the year before. Totl
shipments this season, l,546,775; las
year same time. 1915, 200; year befor,
l,356,653. Total stocks, l,22O,9l;
same time last year, S56,962; year BE-
fore, l, O66,579 bales.
Worlds visible supply3, l3l 900 bale
increase, 349,l68 bales, and 3O3,79
above last year and the year before I
the same time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
NOn.ResIden1 Notice.

No. s2ss Rim the Chanoery Court NJ shah,
county, Tenn,=Ihe Ststa Of Team ssee for
use. etc vs.. W & Butler OF al.
appearing from amended bill which IL
sworn % in this cause that The defeai-
ant, X Walt is a resident Of the STATE AZ
hfk,aapsasi that Mrs Kate Lane and Rufus
nait Lane are residents Of the State Of Flor
Tennessee. "
u 10 therefore ordered that they rake
their appearance herein, at the courthouse 81
Shelby county, In Memphis. Tennesses. or, ~
before the first Monday in January, 1854, and
Plead answer or demur TO complain-
ants amended bills "R," hled herein. In ihe
same will be taken for confessed AZ 10 fhem
and set for hearing ex.partO and that 4 COPY
q this order be published once Z week for
This Sd day Of December, 1888.
A Copy-Attest:
p,x RI, BLACK, @ and NJ.
BY N BRADLEY, D and M.
W Hampton and CIV HeiskeII, sols for
eonplt ~ Us 9lM
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MARRIED ANOTHER MAN.
A baltimore Society Young
Woman Engaged 60 One Man
EIOpes With Another.

BALTIMORE, December 13.-Imme-
diately following the late scandal &C.
casioned by young society lady run.
ming off with one lover while she was
being chased through the street in a
hack by another, comes an almost
similar case, which occurs in the
highest circles of society. Miss Susie
Campbell, a beautiful young girl,
daughter OF late prominent flour
merchant, and heiress to a large for
tune, for some time past has been en-
gagged to Harry Bolton, the young,
rich and handsome junior partner in
the large oil and paint firm Of Bolton
Bros, and the Wedding was to have
taken place on November Is Miss
Susie, who is rather delicate, was sud.
denly taken i'll at that time aud the GER
emony postponed until December IL
The family Of the bride was greatly
pleased at the match aud had procured
some magnificent wedding presents for
her. A costly bridal outfit was being
prepared and the expectant husband
had purchased handsome residence
aud beautifully furnished it accord
ing to Miss Campbells suggestion.
The lady was a member OF the choir
Of Christ church, corner Of Franklin
and Charles street, and by his wish
preparations were made on an elabo-
rate scale for the ceremony to be per-
formed there. All this time, it seems,
Miss Campbell had been in active COM
muuication with more favored butle
wealthy admirer, named Edward Stay
lor, Of Frederick, Maryland, who is
a drummer OF the well known
shoe house Of Mason 4 Co.,
! New York city, 1t was planned
that q few days before the time set for
the wedding she would meet young
Staylor at the house Of mutual friend,
and at once proceed to be welded.
The notice yesterday that the wedding
Of Mr.. Bolton had been indefinitely
postponed, brought to light the fact
that few days ago Miss Campbell on
supposed purpose Of paying visit to
a young lady friend, met her lover and
they were married. They went direct
to Frederick. 1t was nearly two days
before the agonized family asoertained
what had become Of their missing
relative. The announcement is a greaI
disappointment to many, as cards fol
the wedding we're out, and much ex
nenaa had heen thus unnecessarill
contracted. The girl is UNIVERSAL!
condemned for her cruel action, ant
much sympathy is felt for young Boil
ton, who is completely Frustrated b!
his loss, for he was wrapped up in thu
girl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
AMasEnsni Melee.

Before Goo r Powell, J. P, for Shelby coun-
~, Tonn.-No. S2l. MADDEN \ FarrinEt0n
vs. Chas A Jones.
IN this cause al attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 Of the code oi
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, Ohas A Jones,
By earnishment upon Busby. TOof 4 Mo0ew-
an, and Aid9ev.. hayinE been made that DO
fendant Is indebted TO tho plaintiff In the
sum OF $40 70, due by account and that
the claim 10 Just. and that the daehd-
ant Is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
fondant make his personal appoaranoo be.
fore me on the 10th day Of January, 1884. Al
u o'clock m. at my ohicei No.
Madison street. Memphis. Tennessee,
and defend said attachment suit within u,
time prescribed By Law, or the same viii
BE- proceeded with ex-parte; and that q oopy
OF this order be published once o week FOL
four weeks In the Public Ledger,
si 81 93S9 GRO n powell, J. p.
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Friday, January 4, 1854.

n legal hours, 10 front of the eourtbo,s. n
n'oo aad4ins District Of Shelby county, Tenn.
gIoceed 70 sell, TO the highest biddsr'
wit. uo'erlped property, to-
nj certain tract Of land in the Eight Civil
baS S,1ie. Of Shelby county, Tennessee. and
trac9 M as follows; North By eighty aero
49, 49, oeionglng to the estate Of James Horne.
a oes y east by a one hundred and twenty
acse t[aeE belonging to same estate; south by
beIon III 1Ito"hsyille road; west By the land
Sv,ynk il 70 horne. or old baptist church.
aha ny tne lands Of Charles Rsayss. con,
'afinq Iag MY acres, more Of less, w.
~ Suusm .sin II favor Of Jones and Buckley
aocordinglyl 'e'o "ii % mAuo
n L I We on as the property of defendant.
terest and costs. ~
memphis LIST day Of December, 1883.
" D CANNON.
~ q w Blackwell. DS. 'Vun'y' Ashh'
w nilsson, Attorney for nIaintfE ~ ooaa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
NOn.ResIdenr notice.

No. ol2I R BIN the Chancsry Court Of Shell
BY county, Tenn.-Raonie Sherrod VI Rlian
SharTod.
I appearing from bill. which is sworn 10
4 In this cause that the defendant, Rlias
snerrod, is resident Of the State Of Ala
Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered that he make
his appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
shelby eounty,in Memphis, Tenn. ION or before
the hrst Monday inlJanuAry, 1884, and plead,
answer or demur 10 complainant bill, or the
same Will DO taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing ex-parte; and that 4
copy. Of this,order be published once a. week,
LOT four successive weeks, In tho Public
This 9th day of December. 1883.
A copy-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By M Bradley, D an.
Poston 4 PoftOn, soils for complainant.
so ~ " 100
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
The ORIGIN of ChrIstmas.
Geo. VIM. Curtis, in Harper's Magazine fol
Deeomb er

NNOs W uls AuIAht IN hhNltA AhhhNAlNN AVi
December.
Christmas looks out at us from the
dim shadow Of the groves Of the
Druids who knew not Christ, aud it is
dear 70 those who now renounoe the
name Of Christian. The Christmas log,
which Horrick exhorts his merrie,
morrie boys to bring with a noise to the
firing, is but the Saxon Yule-log burn.
ing on the English hearth, and the
blazing holiday temples Of Saturn
shine again in the illuminated Chris
tan churches. IL is the pagan mis-
tletoe under which the Christian
youth kisses the Christian maid. II
Is the holly Of the old Roman Satur-
MALTA which deoorates BracebridgC
Hall on Christmas eve. The huge
smoking baron Of beef, the flowing
oceans Of ale, are but the suryivals O
the tremendous eating and drinking O
the Scandinavian Walhalla.
The Christian aud ante,UhristiaI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
Attachment NOsroe.

No. o5g6 BoloroJ 8 Galloyay j p. for Shelby
county, Tonn.-Wotier, LanEatad 4 90 W
ID III Glover.
Minis cause AZ attachment haying been
i aued out under section 3i56 Of the Code Of
TenneSsoo, and fsturned, levied upon tho
property Of the defendant, and alndaylt
having been made that defendant Z IN.
dobtOd 70 the plaintis p ~ sun o. ~ y
Il lust, and that tho defendant 10 q
non.reSident Of the State Of Iennoslee;
Il L therefore ordered that said defendant
make hiS porlonal appearances before me On
the ism dsv on January, 1854, II u o'clock
MI. Al my once, No. "a Madison street,
Wempbis. tennessee, AID defend said
attachment suit within the mms pre-
1eribed by law, or the same VIII DO Pro
sssaSd ,xith or.parte; and that COPY OF this
order be- published once week, Tor iour
geeFs, IN the Public Ledger. ,sss
'' " 49, JB GALLOWAY, Up.
AZ rs i0l iW
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SherIFs Sale of Real Estate

)vBh tiO potice is hereby given, that nv
70 me dirs q, sSo Erits Sfvendten oxpona,
q shelby county, Tenn, In M az. 80
n Ty n II anu Buckley. and Thomas Wberrv W. "
day oS nn,JJt. Judgment rendered on me eth
~ o1 81 UeIo9per 1885, for the aggregate sum
ss1t nunat sr and eighty-nine dollars and
10 satisfy wv ,sid interest and costs Of suits.
'ANSy sau judgments, etc., will. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18

The PUBLIC LEDGER job
Printing Office and Bindery is
now located at II Union street and
ready for all business Offering.
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n ~ isOh' Of tne courthouse door. betwssn -
Si J,YSH "a: ana o'clock m, 10 ~ hieh.st
Ig; HS', ,oT cash, the following lei az Sraani
Tsp5assaaeS oelng IN the city Of Msmpbis.
part ofiet No - n !. Ihe southeast corner and
city the northeast intsrSso tfS map qi SAID
saw oSs s sna auction Streets on Wbieb stanas q
az eolio,Sy. frame b cottage. Said iot Il bonndad
obicteoms; beginning at the interseetion of
Win tha ~ Snd Auction streets; thence north
u inebss. ,S Slds Of Chickasaw street 81 fsst
Auction street 5S east and parallel with
hnH parallel with ChickasaW stTSst s1 Hl ~,
beginning. sNeos ana thence TO the
titIss Ib, aX; Of redemption waived. and thu
convey ~ tsas 70 BE- good, but will sell and
70 " CIV mEToArp -r-
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For Naw OrIeana-

FOf NOW UrIeAnB.
st. Louis and New Orleans Anchor Line RoI
Yieksburg, hatcher and New 0rleans-Ths
VI. p. HALLIDAY ,l@,
7 MeCord, master. sE 60
VIII leave the Elevator Building as above
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 18th, at 10 am, reserV-
ing the right TO pass all landings the Captain
may deem unsafe.
For freight or passage apply 10
AID STORM, Bup't.
Gil Hall. Pass. Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For New Orleans.

For New Orleans and all way and plantation
landings-the elegant steamer
Chas. P. ChOuteau, Ct,
W II Thorwegan, master - Ecf3s9
Leaves as above. THIS DAY, December IS,
at pm. Fol. freight OF passage apply 10
L. r. THOMAS, Agent,
No. Madison street.
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Memphis feet 10 inches on the gauge,
or 10 feet 9 inches above low water
mark, decline Of 4 inches during the
past q hours.
Pittsburg-4 feet 8 inches, a decline
Of 3 inches.
. oiqcinnati-i2 feet, decline Of
Louisvillo-6 feet Il inches, rise of 8
inches.
Evansville feet inches, decline
Of 9inches.
CairO--l5 feet l inch, a decline OF 7
inches.
St Louise feet, decline of 6
inches.
,victabqrg-2G feet inches, decline
Of 10 inches.
Nashville-7feet inches, decline of
6 inches.
ChattanOOga-S feet 8 inches, rise
Of inches.
shreveport-l2 feet 9 inches, a rise Of 4
inches
Fort Smith, inch, decline of
inches
Little Rock-lO feet inches, decline
Of 6 inches.
st. Francis and White rivers are both
falling.
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sIVER IMrELIslNcl.



Steamer Macready, st Francis river
" Cons Millar. Cincinnati
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati
" City New Orleans, ST Louis
" John AWood, New Orleans
" Raymond Horner, Ohio river
DEPARTED.
Steamer City New Orleans. New Orleans
" Thos Sherlock. New Orleans
james Lee, Friars Point
COahOma, Osce0la
Kate Adams. Arkansaw City
p" Dean Adams, Helena
" John A Wood, Ohio river
" Raymond Horner, New Orleani
IN PORT.
4 W Cole, Will S Hays, Macreadyi
Cons Millar.
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Trustee,s anln
uHy' December rs, 1883,

mali .irso ~ Of trust deed made to ma Fsh-
"a ruS i xO $50, Of record hi The Raa;stsr
viii sei iII an county, in Book ISL page Is,
Tuna.n
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POSYOFFICE,MEkPHE TENl

Arrivals and DeOarturss Of AalI''
0PTN- Raiiroads. CL0cR.
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tMonday, WsdnsSd,g and Friday
tDally.
Sunday, Tuesday and Friday.
Tuaaday. Thursday and 8aturdsy-
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Texas and ~. LOWS Railroad
"CorroS BELT ROUTE"
Trains leave Brinkley, ARK
0eing outh...........i........li ny an1 ply Yen
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RAILROAD TIKETABLKs.

,Oity umo) f. -
Through Express, daily ~ pm. il...oo p
Mall nxp'sa, d ly.,....... I'D am. S'a9 D N
5omorVillo Accom- datn
daily Except bundAyl...l t.o0 e.m.l s.eo An
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- -
gsv Orleans Mail daily b.5 p.n . 40 s.m
,Serdis aecomm od ation... / IS PM Q 90 AN
Rroi rht train ,car'g o'g's ~ Am o.lV Pm
fexcopt SundAyl...........
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tinus until after the holidays for all
good poultry both live and dressed.
Eggs are abundant aud the feeling
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-10-27

n little too clever, Laura; he can't forget
himself. Joking apart, Margaret has a
mind and he has not; you may be very
cute, you know, without having mind,
if you know what | mean"
'Indced don't" said his wife, with
deep disgust. ~ know that you are
talking slang, and that you never have
liked Maurice Biddulph -"
"No, | never have, and unless I am
mistaken, neither has Margaret. 1
think he monopolizes her, or tries to do
so, in very impertinent manner. /
should not be sorry to know that she had
given him n good snubbing"
"She will do no such thing, OF if she
did, she would be fool. Pray keep
quiet, unless you want to make me per-
fectly wretched.
"Not L! You should be getting
dressed by now, it strikes me. Don [
bother your head about anything, and
leave Margaret to settle Biddulph's hash
in her own way"
You will make me i'll, if YOU talk
in that way" said his wife, going out
of the room with look of anxiety on
her face.