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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06
NOn-Resident notice.

No. 5's7-In the chancsry ccurt 81 sh.lhy
county. Tenn.-MRry ]. MeNairy vs The
kank Of Tennessee ct al.
appearing Rom bill (which is sworn Il
IN ibis cause that The defendants. Ellen
W Lewis and her husband MAiion w Lewis.
Jennie Morgan hulligant and her husband
James II Mulligan, are residents OF the State
Of kentucky, and that Mamie w Hicho
and her husband O a Nichol, Willoushby
Niliams, McH Wilkins and Mol William
as one Of the executors OF WilIO William
decd, are residents Of the State of Arkansas
and all non-residents Of the State Of Ten
nessee.
~ Is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein, At the courthouse
OF Shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the hrBt Monday in December 1855,
and plead, answer or demur 10 complainani
bill or the same VIII DO taken for con fessed
- 70 them and let for hearing ex-parto, and
that q copy Of this order be published once
4 week, for feur successive weeks. In the
Pghllr Ledger. ~
This lst day Of n ovembof, 1883.
A oopy-Attest.i
.ll.l.. r. y BLACK, Clerk and Mater.
byJ M Bradley, d. O. 4 N. lVlAlNN
Miller 4 Shepherd, soils for complainant.
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[SHIIH[S' Liver Pills
Trustee's sale.

.HH
FINDER and b. virtue Of the terms and
u conditions Of decd of trust executed
and delivered 10 me by James and Caroline
Il Cornell, 10 secure w N Htrth In the sum
Of ei6oO and iniorost recorded In Book No.
llf, page 8, Of the REGISTERS Office Of Shelby
county, Tennt the said Indebtedness moi
being paid ne stipulated i will, on
wednesday, November IA, 1883,
between Che hour Of u o'clock in, and /
o'clock ,. ms. at the courthouse door, In the
city Of Memphis, near the southwest corner
Of A ain and Poplar streets, offer for sale al
public outeryt and sell y the highest bidder,
Tor cash, the following described real estate
to--git Being lot No. 7, of original lot No.
~ ioi the city OF Memphis, nov known n,
The Taxing District" fronting twenty sne
feet more or less, on Main street, and ran.
ming back between parallel lines sovonty-
four feet and thfee lnchea situated on thG
east side Of MIN ttrect, and being tho lot o.
tho southeast corner OF the alley between
Adams and WuhingtOn streets, and tha
came conveyed By B Schroeder to james
Cornell by deed. recorded In Book l27, page
le0, Of the Register sofico Of shelby county.
The right Of dover homestead and all equity
Of redemption are expressly waived 1he
title Is believed 10 b perfect. but l veil and
convey as trustee only,
H63 RID JORDAN, Trustee.
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Will Mr.. Tilden Name the Next
President?-If No, Who
WUtTu n Ne

" III ~ ne
The LEDGER is not advocating any
special national Democratic ticket
for next year, bus will from time to
time discuss the merits and claims Of
different possible candidates, Any
good ticket will be elected and in
augurated. Soon after the Ohio
election the names Of Cleveland and
Hoadly we're suggested. The New
York World Of the 23d Of October
came out 10 an editorial which closed
with the same suggestion. Here it is
in full:
The Empire State will thus be
master Of the situation in the eonyen-
ton. Mr.. Samuel j. Tilden will be
master of the situation in New York.
History repeats itself. The position
OF Mr.. Tilden in 1884 is analogous to
the position of Andrew Jackson in
1886. General Jackson had filed two
Presidential terms. His high stand
ing in the party might have secured
his denomination. But his patriotism
and his disinelination to excite bitter
dissensions in the rank-for he was
hated and loved with equal vehemenoe
prompted him not TO become q cam
didate. There was another reason for
his determination, The increased in
frmities of age disposed him to retire
and to enjoy the repose OF private life.
In 1886 Andrew Jackson was sixty
nine years Of age, having been born in
1867, In stepping down from the
Presidency Jackson lifted Van Buron
20 the position he declined. lie had
the power 10 name his successor and
he exercised it. Mr.. Tiljens
character is very different to taat Of
Andrew Jackson. The latter was
man OF the field; a blunt, rough ns-
iure, without early training and Gull
ture. Mr.. Tilden i man Of the
closet. polished. bland, soft spoken,
student who wastes the midnight
oil" II Jackson had been elected in
lST6 be would have been inaugurated.
by the eternal Mr.. Ildsns
representative Democracy does not
extend to strong expressions. A good
round oath might have saved him the
Rresidcncy in 1876. But while the
actors differ the political situation is
the sane. Mr.. TIden commands
the New York delegation beyond I
: doubt. he may decline the n0mi- /
nation. Is Jackson did. for the sake 1
Of union and harmony for be, too,
has hitter enemies a. veil a. warn /
trisn3s 10 the Denocr1sic party. he
NAY Erh, as Jackson did, for privacy I
and repase f9r Tildsn is, a. Jackson 4
WLs- Eiriy>nins years Of age, having
been born IA 1874 II Mr.. Til3e1
sisps dom be viii Be able 70 nans his
Successor II 1884. Es jackson named
Ia IN 1856 Who VII Be Mr.. Tildeu's
N1nBUrs1s Tia. Is n5H the question
q A1ssr5ilg interest among Demo
ErEtir p5lineiElk NJ. Tilden night
nsus GsDrEs HBadiy. Bat vii no.
tis s1rsF5nsss Etrink iron the need. +
less risk q the Ost0ber slsetion IN
Ual1l M Ifl3en my 11ks ehIcs
o. SuTH-lm CeTul1Dd, hlTiar Al eye
D Tia rial lup1riA1ns q strength il
New York IN this eEsnt Is i nsi
7irubztls thEs the neIt Democrats
&c ErsE3H1lL urksi MAJ Be rrtosd
- he uzmas q the tE1 greatest Cav
HrDnrE ID the TINTED States -rreztesi 4
n trnins II ehLr1eiar. in the mEEuis-
uales q Their Tie.ories -5roFsrCleTs-
ana o. NsE York. and Gen. Hosily.
Il Ohi3' 4
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Attnehment NnlIce.

No, e5l5.-Bofore j. s. Ghllowey, j. p. fol
shelby county, Tenu.-John League Va.
Dan Mcrfisgoy. HLN.s|
IN this GAUSS an attachment having been
i sued out under section Sl55 Of the Code Of
TENNESSEE, and returned levied upOn the
property % the defendant and affidavit
having been made that defendant "a Indebted
70 the plaintiff Ia the tum 81 500, due ~
note, and that the claim Il juSf,
and that the doiondant u q non.rosident ol
that said defendant make bis pershnai AZ
pearance before mo on the 2lst day November.
M At ~ O'Clock mi, al my once, No. 81
Madison street, Memphis, Tonnosseo, And AZ.
fond lqid attachment suit within tho time
ptesctliDe.a ~ law, or the. same will be pro-
order 10. publlthel once week for fooS
ccnsgcetivs geths 10 the rubli6 Ledger. III
Lhn ,he llth day Of Qstober, 1888
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HOn.ResIdent hosIoa.


No. i9i5-In the Ohanoory Court Of ghelb,
County. Ienn.-R A Parker " Harriet ,
Patilio Of al.
IT appearing from afidayit In this caus
i that tho defendant, Simon sturm. is
resident q the STATE Of Ohio and non-resl
Il e therefore ordered that no max
his appearance herein AZ the court
house Of Shelby county, In Memphis, Ten
nessoo, on OF before the hfif Mondal
10 December. 1888, and plead, anaWgr or 40
mqr % complainant eill. Or ne sam an
and set for hearing Ok parioi and that a copi
Of this order be puhlilhod once q week, foi
four guooeaaivo weeks, IN the Public Ledsor,
This Gath day 81 October, 1858,
A copy--Attealf
By j. M bradley, ID. D. a
clapp 4 Beard, solicitors Tor complainant
20 Ibis "a
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HEADS OF TIE ARMY.
The Fourteen Who Have Served
Since 1859.
Special Correspondents Public Ledger.
~ ~. 1909

| fN WSHRGToNs Nov. \ looo'
Apropos Of the retirement Of Gen
eral Sherman and the succession Of
General Sheridan to the command o.
the army, | send the readers Of the
LEDGER this resume Of the COM
manders in chief of the army:
Since the adoption Of the Constitu'
ton in 1889, the United States army
haI had fourteen commanders, includ'
ing the present incumbent, Genera.
Sheridan, The first was Brevet Brig
adler General Josiah Hartman, whs
was senior officer Of the army from
September, 1889, to March 4, 1871
He was succeeded by Major Genera
Arthur St. Clair, March 4, 1871, who
resigned March 5, 1872, March .
1872, Brigadier General Anthony
Wayne was made Major General and
assigned 70 duty as General in Chiefcl
the army. He died December 10
! 1876, and was succeeded in command
BY Brigadier General James wilkins
son, who continued ID command until
July 8. l79S. In that year General
George Washington was recalled into
activeser,iee, and on the ID OF July,
I 1873, confirmed as Lieutenant Gen
eral and commander in chief Of all the
armies raised or to be raised in the
United State" In 1899 an act was
passed BY Congress creating the Office
Of General, but it was never
filed, and General Washington died
on the llth Of December. General
Hamilton, Inspector General Of the
army, then became the senior officer
Of the army, but was never placed in
command. but was with other proyis-
ional officers disbanded June Is, l7S0,
and Brigsdier General james Wilkin-
son became senior iicer, and so re,
manned until January 2, 1872 Gems
ersl Wilkinson was succeeded BY
General Henry Dearborn, formerly
Secretary Of War, who continued IN
command until Junel5,lsl5. General
Dearborn was succeeded BY General
Jacob Brown, the hero Of Chippewa
and Erie. General Brown died on
the 94ih January. 1896, and was sue
cssded by MsjOr General Macomb, who
died June q, lSil, and was succeeded
By Major General Winfield Scott, who
held the command FOR over twenty
yslrs-until November lS6l-having
IL 1855 been brevetted Lieutenant
General, to date from March %, 1871
General Sooti retired from active com
nsna NoTenbsr l. 1861. and
vas .aesssde5 by Nsior General
George B. Mcclellan, who, being
ordered 70 the field vas succeeded
JalJ, ls62, By Major General Henry
W. Hslleek as Gsneral-in- Chief Of the
armies Of he United States.
In February, 1854, Conefessrsvived
tie grade Of LisuieHant General, and
% the p Of March. 1854, Msjor Gene
RAJ Ulysses. Grant was made Lieu.
tsnlat General, a0d % Che 18th Of
March vas assignsa e tie command
Of the armies Of the United States.
10 $50 Geisrsl Grant WAS commits
stoned General. On the lth Mareh.
lisp Gsneral Grant becoming Presi-
dent Of he Uailss Stisas. ". T. shsr>
nan, Lisuteaant General, was msls
General, AID sssansa command Of
he army stla the lt November last,
81 bis own reqiest. be reliDqnished
command iufavof Of Lieutenant Gene.
raj Philip H. Sheridan, who is now
commanding General Of the United
States army. AllXXX
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: CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL E4TATE.


No, 2Oss. R-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-EllEa ktillman W A Branblana
and Msridith Yates.
DY virtue Of an intorlocutory decree for
~ sale, entered in the above cause, on the
tered ADJUST g, 1888, on A prorede do from
the Supreme Court confirming the fr.t de-.
cree, l will SELL, ct public auction, to the
highest bidder, In front Of the Clerk and
Masters once, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis. Tennessee, on
Saturday, November Fl, 1883,
within legal hours, the leasehold interest Of
Eliza Stillman, and also the remainder inter-
est Of Meredith Yates in the following de-
ecFibed property, situated in the city OF
Memphlg' Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit:
A lot beginning at the northeast corner
Yates, adjoining a brick house erected BY
Meridith Yates, running thence east on the
south side Of Poplar At to the nsrthWest cor
Of aframe house ,on lar formerly leased
70 VIM Everheart, thence south alright an glos
TO the bayou, thence running with Bayou Gay
OBo TO o point where a straight line nor b
will lead to the bepinnipg, being the same
land Described In the lease from r D Il wiley
10 l. Htillman. fst N
Terms Of SaIe.-0n credit Of seven
months, the purchaser executing bond and
security for the purchase money, lien Ie-
tanned on the land for the payment If the
samei and all equity Of redemption ls for
This October 80, 1888.
Rve.o h +; 7; Bl AK, Clerk and Master.
POston 4 POston, Myers 4 sneed solicitors.
Il n "a Gg 10
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NNNN
The use OF one single bottle win conyiuce any
one ofiu superior merit over all other prepAr.
auonl. 1t has no equal.
At the earnest and repeated solicitations Of
scores OF patients and friends, DR.. Gillian has
consented TO offer this wonderful vegetable
Blood Purifier TO the public, and having so
years experience in the treatment OF these
diseases, feels confident Of proper apprecia-
pon. wonderful and Startling cures have
been effected by this remedy, and a postal
card will secure printed list Of home certih-
Gates. Us action In curing all Blood and
SKIN Diseases Is Ike magic, and we are anx-
ious TO treat any and all cases on theprincible
Of no money until q cure has been effected
we know whereof we speak, and mean ex-
actly what we say, as we consult our own
knowledge and experience.
sold By, druggists generally. Price, one
large bottle, 81 70, or six for $500.
CAL on or address BLOOD BALM co.
7o1kWhitehall Street. Atlanta. d
For sale byS. MANSFIELD & co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06

Mr.. Rudolph Fink, formerly gen.
eral manager Of the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad, aud for the past
few years general manager OF the
Southern Division Of the Mexican
Central railroad, has sent in his resig.
nation 10 take effect January /, 1884,
at which time he expects to have his
part Of the main line completed Ia
Eresnille, 474 miles out from the
City Of Mexico.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06
RuRNErI,a rnrn AINF.

The Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing
II kills dandrufiallays irritation, and
promotes a vigorous growth Of the Hair.
BurBett's FlavOring Extrnets
are invariably Acknowledged the purosl
and best.
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NOn.rcsident Notice.


No, 799-In the Chancery, Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-B P-Andersen, comm'r Of
Rev. etc. VI George Banks, Otal.
appearing from amended bill which Is
Il sworn TO In this cause, that the defend
ants, ieorge Banks, Mac Banks, Lem Banks
ADD gharles Banks are an noh-reSidsnts Of
the state Of Tennessee. ~ wv
" Is therefore. ordered that they make
their Appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of shelby oounty, In Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the hrst Monday In Decom.
bers ~, and plead, ansNcf 6i demur to
complainant bill and amended bill, or the
same will DO taken fer contested az 10 them
and ct for hearing ek-parte, and that a copy
81 this order be published once week, Tor
ioqt successive week ip No Public Ledger.
Ihis28th day Of October. 1873.
A copy Attest
:. Il. J, BLACK, Clerk and Master,
BY ] NJ Bradlny, y. o. Am,
John lohnston, tol FOX compPt IS 81 60 %
AEOR-
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

1857 Priset, amounting "a. ~. 5no
Application for rates to oIubS should Be
made only to the once ofths Company in New
For further information, write clearly, civ.
Ing full address. Make p. U. Money Orders
payable and address Registered Letters to
New orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La.
Nail or Express (all sans Of IS and upwards
by Express at cur expense) 70
=. a. DAUPHlH,
or n. A. DAUPHIH, - $50 49,"
6O7 seventh ST., Washington, ID. O.
VI at . West Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06

between the hours OF 10 am. and p.m.,
proceed 10 soil atpukllc outcry TO the hfghosl
bidder for cash, the following described por
nonal property to-witi One black mare male,
one horse, two mnreai one colt, Elk head Of
cattle, one two horse wagon, one buggy.and
harness.
Novembor2, 1855 - n 57s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06

For the benefit Of those desiring ia
emierate to Dakota and Localities IN
the Northwest and far West, The chi.
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
Company has published an illustrated
pamphlet Of twenty pages, full Of com,
mon sense facts and valuable informa.
ton and statistics. which will be sent
free Of charge, by addressing A. " H
Carpenter General Passenger Agent
Milwaukee, Wis. 1 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06
The Famous stanton House and
Mr.. Fred Wolfe.

Judgment was rendered in the
ghancery Court to-day against Rcd
Wolfe, in favor Of Otto Ploek for
SlO6,OOO, the sale of property 10 taIt
place in ninety days. Dewitt & Sben.
herd attorneys for plaintiff and Kew &
hichmand for defendant. This Il IN,
famous Stanton House suit Tbr
other suits pending are by creditors h
this city, who have enjOined the house
hold goods alleged to belong 10 Mr.
Wolfe, and only apply to these goods
TTihle,h Inquiry has been referred to tn,
CLERK and Master to answer What, 4
any. OF such goods can be applied /,
the payment of the debts CONTRACTED
BY Mr. Warner the proprietor Of ii,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06

OiruMwA, IA-Dr j N Armstrong
says; Il have used Browns Iron Bitters in
my family and recommend its use tC
Others
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06
4 4 Rubber Bag.

This most remarkable statement was made
BY Mr.. Frank D. Lee. clerk in the Office Of N.
Y. g. a II. R. X. r., Little Falls, MY, on
the Sth Of June, 1885
Mf.Lee saysi my father has been troubled
for over twenty years with severe kidney and
bladder disease suffering the most acute pain
when urinAting. lie became 90 bad that he
was obliged to Eiyo up all business. His con
dltiOn was such that hil urine would drop
constantly, and he was Obliged 10 use a rub
Dor bag, the weakness was 80 great. He used
many kinds Of medicine Withou. deriving any
benefit. until no was urged by one Of our
druggists 10 Little Fails tMr. Skinner to use
Hunts Remedy. a. he had known Of lie being
used in many cases with great success. /
purchased one bottle. and he commenced
using IL, and he was % improved that ne got
along without the rubber bag. He used In All
twelve bottles. and II has entirely cured him
Father Is sixty-two years Old, and We consider
II most wonderful cure, and choerlully roc.
Ommond Hunts Remedy " ali afflicted viii
kidney, liver, Or urinary troubles"
An tho evidence published IN regard 10
hunte Remedy can BE- rolled upon; n a true
, In oyery particular.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06
Louisiana State Lottery CORDal,

I'VE do hereby certify that we super.
wise the arrangements for all the Month.
ly and Semi-Annual DrawinEs of The
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and II
person manage and control the Drawing
themselves, and that the same are con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good
faith toward all parties, and we authorize
the Company TO use this certificate, with
tac-similes Of our signatures attached, in
It's advertisements.p /
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< Read What a Patient SAYS of i
Trustees Sale.
\ saturday, December I, ISIS

On Saturday, December I, ISS3,
Al Y O'Clock M, IN front Of the cooFtbouse
on Main street, Memphis. | will sell at pub.
~ enetlon. 70 the highest bidder for calh,
ne iollpWing described lotof land situated
X anei9y county. Tennessee, in the portion
t1ereof known as FtIt Pioh aiing,an bound
Cd as follows, to,wit: Beginnihgat the north
east corner Of Fourth and Division streets.
running thence east 200 teot 70 stake; thence
9oIth ~ right angles With Division street 50
Ieei thenoQ east 70 Fiith street zoe feet:
tnence north with Fifth street SO feet; thonce
west 70 Fourth street 900 feet; thence tontb
wlin, Fourth street 80 feet to the point Of be-
l sell under deed Of trust executed 10 mo
~ " y furgeson. which Is recorded In the
hegmtes office Of Shelby county, Tennes-
seei IN RECORD Book No. lQ3. page 1871. and
in said trust deed. : as go 80
Equity OF redemption waived,
eS ~ N LII. ~ w VERNON, Trustee.
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Il Is unfortunate i0f nea as vel a.
communities thai the ssla, calculating
influence Of money enters 90 largely
iato he selection Of pablo OEeiAls.
d i nOi saozgA tia. mn aspiiriinE
70 an aGss Is bsnest and competent
and person4lly popular and in every
way Ct for the place. but henust have
money to start on. This Is
the case with everything from eousia-
BE up to President. and get We
complain and wonder that ineoups,
tent and corrupt men get into fat
Offices after they have bought their
way in. A recent Yieksburg paper
contains the following card.
In declining to become a candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff, | feel it due 10
the friends who have voluntarily Of.
iered to support me, to assign my
reasons for declining.
10 consulting with gentlemen &C
customed to conducting campaigns. |
ind that the cost OF an election will
amount 10 several thousand dollars.
am neither able 10 undergo this ex-
pense, nor have disposition to. 10 ,
quassi manner, purchase the Office
l am free to confess that the position
OF Sheriff Is most attractive, but an
compelled to decline to allow ms
name to be announced as a candidate
In taking this action allow me e
thank my friends, most sincerely, fol
the warm, generous support volunta
rlly rendered me.
T. Z. BEDFORD.
Mr. Bedford is wiser than nins
tenths Of the men who seek Office
The mos. OF them 70 on L
the last, borrow money, mortgage theil
property and make the most desperate
efforts to win. The man who sue
ceeds has spent more than the Office il
worth for one term, and as soon as h,
gets in has to commence planning Il
be reelected. If successful he prob
ably quits as poor as he went in at tn,
end o! four or six years, and finds i
very difficult to get a situation Of an,
kind or To go into business success
fully for himself. Meantime, O
course, be has contracted extravagan
habits which are hard to overcome
Oficeholding is a poor trade at best
and yet there are dozens Of open 0
secret aspirauts for any pace, large o
small, within the gift OF the peopl,
We are, or would be, an officeboldin
nation II there we're Offices enough I
20 around.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06

Mr.. II. L. sopsr, principal Of the High
School at Poquonock. Conn, says in relation
10 a matter which has siyen.him much AnIio.
~ and pain: my wife and have both used
Hunts Remedy, and find It really superior
article. Agar or 50 ago my kidneys became
weak and sluggish, owing 10 a severe strain.
and finding relief in Hunts Remedy I con-
tinued it's use until had used four bottles
when became we'll. Since my cure have
suggested its use To great number Of people,
who 1 know have been benefited By usins II. +"
And TO substantiate this statement, Mr.. II.
s. CLARK, assistant superintendent Of the
High School. says II .can certify to the
value Of Hunts Remedy, having received
great benefit from liz use. NY troubles COM
meneed twelve years ago, whom my kidneys
became afflicted with Inflammation Of the
passages. but the timely use Of so valuable a
medicine arrested the disea'e. l can now
cheeriully recommend tito all suffering as /
was"
No a fQQq
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HROUGH ON CORNg,

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns. -
loo. Quick, complete, perm anent
cure. Oorns, warts. bunions.
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JEFTEEsoS CRY, Mo-Dr J @ Riddler
says: persons who use Browns lion
Bitters always speak well Of IT, It is a
good incidence
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-06

l EfTlIDE "Tad Naob,apefs6f nl Country,
Lib UnL Abused py Tricky fhibiisssrs. dsilv
sradhy M L Lam smi n II ne Aeadl ~ Musle Phila
sept ~ 49, and twice, By Invitation Before the LsEiaa
ture Of Pennsyvania Oct and 1855. Price 20 cents
CA MIDI Z q Of Imitation Stained oiaaI Toe Easily
OHWIT LEO applied, temporarily or permanently
y glass glre1dg In churches homes stores Circulars 1re
NuMAC FHESENr, bY mil 2bc Machine for
ID lyl HldrAwing Portrait, ~ With ren or Pencil
hHEMTCi HERALD bOo. Per year; sAmpl,
S'T sST 10 S,S atsS I, van. Agents
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Trustee,a sale

QY virtue Of authority In mo vested as
ID trustee u q certain deed Of trust given
BY n Bland and bis yiie Nellie Bland, and
Book li6, page Qi. IN the Reglltsr's Office Of
Shelby county, State Of Tonnessoe I will On
The premises. seven miles west Of Woodstock,