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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-11
THREE HoSEHs nAGK1ER
SPeEdy DfEsFse ~ Lfeztenazs
COanAhder In tse Nzu
aid Hk Wiz

=. EEy1s Cor. CfzGI-N Eut1a-r.
The AIsa GnuA Coals :. ,hit
place was, Tuesday I1st. tie sesus q :
divorce suit brought b. Lirutsraus
Commander G SchmltE sEairn IN.
wife, 4 eharning brunette, Il Rich.
mOnd. Va a dlushtef Of the pro
prietor Of the principal hotel there
While In command Of the Monitor
feet in the james river the officer bad
the eniree Of the most fashionable
society OF the Virginia capital Among
the ladiea none we're more brilliant
and sought alter than the pretty Flora
Ford. Renowned for her beauty and
her social accomplishments, and being
wiIhal Of a family o. ample wealth. il
is not strange that she should attract
the young officer The father. how
ever, irowned on the suit. and even
forbade young Sebmitz the house.
The wllliul daughter, petted, and spoil
ed b. years Of fulsume adulalion.
continued 10 reciprOcate the c~fiasr's
attention 10 September last Miss
Ford was the welcome guest of fash
iona6le society people in BROOKLYN.
N. 4. Here her lover sought her
out, ami the two, repairing to the
little church around the corner" in
New York city, we're welded, the date
OF the nuptials being September l7th
last. The marriage seems to have
been stralghtgay repented from A
serious incompatibility Of tempera
meat, aud the wife soon took the
train for Richmond. At her fathers
house she was sedulously guarded and
an abiding bitterness TO her husband
s%upplanted the wifely devotion she
had pledged him About this time
ihe otleer tell from a yard-arm TO the
deck Of his vessel, broke both ankles
aud was carried to his bed a helpless
cripple. In this condition he was
totally without the m~inistrations he
Rad expected from his wife. The
young oihcer came TO the home of his
father, a Prominent and wealthy phys.
isian OF this CITY, aud was nursed into
comparative health. though be is vet
unable 10 walk without assistance.
Yesterday he was carried to the eourt.
70 m TO ask that the legal bonds which
bound him to the Southern beauty he
forever severed. Edgar Allen, ESQ.
3 prominent attorney Of Richmond
appeared for the defendant The
complaint alleged cruelty aud abap
document, aud the suit was contested
only so Tar as to gain for the lady the
right to her maiden name. A depu.
sltiOn from her brother. which was
offered 10 evidence, alleged that such
was the lady's bitterness toward her
husband a reconciliation would be ont
OF the question. a divorce was there
upon granted, and the lady was per
mltted TO retain her maiden name.
which, 1t is understood. will he
speedily EXCLAIMED for that of n Of
the most brilliant and worthy Young
gentleman Of Virginia. Lieutenant
Commander Schmitz left to day under
order from The Navy Dep ,rtment to
report for duty to Admiral Phelps al
Mare Island navy yard, near San
Francisco. '""
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The RAW, BLUs ERINd WINDS OF
WINTER, search out the weaknesses Of the
tender rhested, undi in consequences coughs
and colds lung and bronchial complaints
more or less prevail. Should you con-
tract a cold, do not imprudently wait
unpl by constant coughing you 40 i~rritate
and inhame the lungs as to bring yourself
iace 10 face with y pulmonary affection.
rather treat your symptoms nationally,
and BY the prompt use Of DR.. Jayne's
EXpectorant cure your cough, and heal
AL accompanying soreness Of the lungs
and throat
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NOn.ReaIaent Nolioe.


No. ti2-In the Chanoory Court Of gbeIbv
county, Tenn.-R - bnowdeu W Jennie
Ha tlnes ct al.
1T appearing from affidavit In this oauss
y that tne pames places Of residence Of
tho heirs o. M Hastings, deceaeed, a q I'M.
knOwu and cannot DO ascertain cd after ali
gent ioQulry.. ~ Is therefore ordered thai
they make their appearance herein, al an
courthouse Of Shelby county, 10 Momphir,
legn, on of before the lrst Monday IN
f~ebruar,t 1873 and plead, anbWer or demuI
70 complainantfW o the same will BE- taken
for confessed as 70 ssem and set for hsaFine
ex.Partei and that q copy Of this order bs
published once . week, for four anocepslve
weeks. In the Public Ledger.
A copy-Attestg
RI BLAcK, clorh and MAs,.y.
by IA Bradley, D. Q. a NJ.
9oodwln A GOodloe, sol'n for complainant
MICS 100 us
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Non.IsssideaI Nouce.


No. ss24 IA tie Gahshc,ry 5our, ot sh.r..
county, Tenn. Lucy q Whitfield. bv nav,
lend, etc 4, vsF n Whitfield r., ct a.
4 appearing from amended bill which 1,
sworn TO 10 thisosuse that the Defendant
Frank Edward Wtlibourne, Copy LeaIie Gsy
and ssllie Hatoh'W hitield, are non rosldent,
OF the htate Of Tennessee, II 10 therefore
ordered that they make their appear
ance herein, at the courthouse Of Shelby
county, In Memphis, Tennessee, on q,
before The hrt Monday In February, Isss.
and plead, nrewer or demur 10 oomplaInanfs
amanded bill. or the samH will be takes
for renfessed % 70 them and eet a.
hearing ex-narto and that q oopv Of III
order 20 published once q week, for ION,
succe ,sive yeoke. in the Public Ledger,
Tbs I'D day Of December, 1854.
A ~copy-Attcsl;
RI J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY j NJ Bradley, b. O. A NJ.
Young ! Martin col. for complainant
@ zee iscs III
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a Yong Man In Peril.

NNhFAN INV ttrrs
There is a young man 10 this county
Of Wayne, State OF Michigan, IS who
Is going 50 be terribly astonished before
theyear 1888 is more than a month old
The law will reach out and clasp bis
throat just above the Adams apple,
and be will get such a shaking up and
hopping around that he will seem 10
feel his heels beating a tattoo on tn.
back of his neck.
They were in to see a lawyer yes
terday-Mary Ann and her mother
Mary Ann was a little embarrassed
bat the old woman was calmnees itself.
When they spoke about a breech Of
promise case the lawyer asked:
What evidence have you got2'
Mary Ann, produce the letters"
commanded the mother, and the pirl
took the cover of a willow basket and
remarked that she thought W letters
would do to begin on. The other G5I
would be produced as soon as the case
was fairly before the court.
And outside Of these letters?n que.
ried the lawyer.
Mary Ann, produce your diary"
said the mother. Nov, turn 70 The
heading Of promises and tell him how
many times this marriage business was
talked over"
The footing is 2l4timos," answered
the girl.
Now turn to the heading Of Oar.
Ing and give us the number Of times
be has applied the term TO you"
l have figured right the total is
1854 times"
"lRuess you counted pretty STRAIGHT.
for you are good 10 arithmetic, Now
turn 10 the head of 'Woodbine Cot.
tage, and tell US how many times he
has talked Of such a home for you after
marriage.
The footing is 1895 times"
Very well This lawyer wants 10
be sure that we've got a case. How
many times has Charles Henry said he
would die for your"
Three hundred and ffty, answered
the girl as she turned oyor a leaf.
How many times has he called Won
an angel2"
Over II 200, mamma"
How about squeezing hands?"
Over $4,000 squeezes."
And kisses?"
Nearly Az, 600"
There's our easel said the mother
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NOn-residenG N6nce.

No. 4l3, In the Chancory Court II sh.lh,
county, .Ienneesee-R B snuWden et Nv VI
Jennie Bastiues ct Al. 70
I appearing from AFFIDAVIT 10 this cause thai
4 the namte and places Of residence Of M
nelra OF Hastings. deceased, are unknown
aud cannot be ascertained after diliFeni
inquiry IL is therefore ordered that tbey
make their appearance herein. at the court.
house Of shelby county IN Memphis. Tam
on or before the drst Monday Ia February,
leo5, and plead, answer or demur to com
plalnant bill Or the same win be taken for
confessed ~ - them and got for hesrlnR ex
paItei and that a copy Of this order BE- pub-
ilshed once q week, for four successive weeks,
This Sd day Of December, 1881.
A COPY -Atnett
X J. Black, Clerk and Mas,sr
By j. NJ. Bradley, ID. JAN.
Goodwin a Goodloe, soI'r for oomp'a nant.
" i0l 100 IfE
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The I-nst Yoia tnst for PaIk.

AAE AAIa w.
The Democrats generally rallied to
.bs support Of N. 7. Polk at ths
sleoiiOu in Jsuuary, 1881. BE was
known to be wbatEss termed 4 State
credit nan, but there vas no suspi,
eIon as to bis Integrity. he vas per.
sonally TsrS popular with al parties,
and as DO was the only Democrat in
ne aeld, the low tax Democrats as
well as high tax voted for him. Herr
Is the record as taken from Senate
Journal, page 2S7, aud House journal,
page 3O5:
Senators voting for Mr.. Polk
Messrs Alexander, Bell, Bib, Car
ter. Coleman, Matthews, McCulloueh,
Perkins, Rigland, Smallman, Smith
Of Fentress, Tillnhn and Speaker
Morgan Ia, all Democrats.
Representatives voting for Mr..
polk-Messrs. BsgRell, Beasley,
Boyd Of Lauderdsle, Brooks. Bergus,
Cochrane, cole, Cooper, Coulter,
Davis. Driver, DulaaeY. Esell, Gass,
Hash. Haynes, Head, Higgins, Hous>
ton, Jackson, Jaynes, Jones, Lester,
Manson. Mrrtin, Meanes, Norris,
Pillow. Plummer. Thompson, WatN
kins, Wilks aud Woodard-3l, all
Democrats except Boyd of Lauder
dale and Norris.
Senator's voting for Mr.. Greer we're
Duegan, CASTOR, Hill, Huddleston
TAYLOR and Watsoa-6. all Republi>
cans and for Nc. Dillon, Senator
Cason-l. Republican.
REPRESENTATIVES voting for Greer
we're Asee, Anderson, Boyd of Upton,
Raehauan. Battrsn. Csssels. Dawson,
Estoa. Grisham, hall, HaWkins, Jar
US. Kennedy, Murray, McAnnally,
MsAndrsW, MeKenns, McLemore,
Meier, Nealy, 0wiogs. Reader,
Rogers, Vernan, Wilson, Wilse and
Speaker Rsmsey-& all Rspubli-
ssas except Buchanan.
i T-eSe1tatiTes Young Tor Mr. Dill
lot were Baker. Harrison, Lewis.
SyIH asi Warren. all Re
ssbissHs sEcsp M Warren. Green.
hISfsr.
Ar R5lk vas s'sesej On the 6rsi
alllst rsoUzg &c va.ss against 81
f8rJ NJ 6aeer q RoaaL 1ni ! f1r
gosssAR Dloa. 4 D1viS3ea. Nhols
nz1osf Mvots cast 1ecsagy g
e5a5sa IS
Pax Vas slcstaz aDsDssr1ta and
II DoDos-s ertra Fsy Eauly Re
rlAiEla , Y. Grs. Il MryrI
Blu1u ugrlu- Pdk Vas rssss fr
UqE- III EnEl1z znEf be Wa
@s1LI tns . 1iruHkE hmaH
uEa Ia aHHi liHsef Inv aEEa
vuisi tm IN ~ itE Gf ir 5rFai
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AN AFFECTIAG z
Senafor HOar URwItnngIy Re.
calls Painrai Memory 50
BenatOr Edmunds.
Conrier. Journnl snlolnl.

WASHINGTON, January San af
testing scene occurred in the Senate
late this afternoon Senator HoaI
was discussing the Presidential Sue.
cession bill. He was combining hir
attention to objections which Senator
Edmunds had raised. In tho course
OF his remarks he said that il seemed
to him that Mr.. EdmuDds vas rather
late in thrusting his objections for
ward, 10 view Of the fact that the bill
had been discussed az the extra ses.
sion OF the Senate in 1881.
Senator Edmunds arose, and In 4
very choked voice with emotion said.
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A Pure aud Effective Hair Dress
amU

COCAINE, a compound OF Cocoa.
nut Oil, beauties the hair and is
sure to allay all itching and irritation
Of the scalp.
The superiority Of BURNETT's
FLAvoRiNG EXTRACTS consists il
their perfect purity and strength.
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"a she deposited tzakst and diary IN
tho lawyers table. Look over tbs
documents. and il you want anything
further. ! can bring 10 a dozen neigh.
bors 70 swear to facts. We sue for sl0,-
900 damages, and we don't settle for
lees than al eighty acre farm With
buildings Ia Good repair. Wen esll
aRain next week. Good dar. air.s
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IOIll day or March. Issa.

e. the Courthouse in Memphis or Ta,in
pl,tIiet OF heloy count In shelby county
, ennes. o., proceed 10 sell, at public austion
70 the highest biddsr. for cash. the Il llowine
dee 'ribed real Q tate or 10 much theteof a.
may be necefeary 70 pay the balance due Il
ne henehc'aries " said trust d ed on the
notes therein described, w All that pian
ta'ion and tract Of lend known as the Chi.
ore Z and Blown plantation ti.ua'e 10 the
county o. Coaboms and state Of Miss ssipni,
gomiosed Of toe fsllo sing psfoel 20 vii;
The norihW II quit = Of lection two, tbe
north half OF section three. lots one and two
ana one-third interest in lot ak OF ~sesiion
iouf' all In township tventv-eieht. tangs
iOur Wett; the fOuthWe I quart r of 4, elton
twenty ell h.. tho east hall OF the ! uths ~
quarter nf, section twenty nine; lot one. two
even, eisht nine and ten In : ell n THIRTY
Two, All 81 seoi n tnirty three 0 cent lot
i9drteen, the we / hslf Of the west half n "a
ne 500 beast quarter Of the northwest quar-
I and the west hslf 0 : the 8, U heas q,rrt ?
and tao tosthsast quarter Of ,he soutSens,
quirtsf AMI he ca { half OF the snuthwes,
Quarter o. section thirt, 70 r. all 10 tpwLshlp
enty-nine OF nngo fur W 81, and tbs easi
hali OF section ~ . Of town,hi I tw nty-eiRht
rang ionr wsst, 0 ntaining about twenty
,hree hundred and atty one acres, more OF
The title 70 said property Il surpassed N hs
9d' but l ehall sell and convey va trustee
only. Sale will take vi co between m o',iock
a n; end IL m. B. NJ ESTES, Tru Tee,
W
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Before Thomas Fleming, j. P. f.r sbalbv
county, Tenu.-hoper A Flanagan, X Il
league, Assignee, VI Nathan CummioQa.
y THIS cause. an attachment having Dget
ssea OUT under section $3.50 Of the code o.
tennessee, and returned levied upon ~,
property Of the defendant, Nathan Cum.
ninas, and adidayli having been made tha,
deiendant i, Indebted 20 the plaIntifs IN tbe
SUI OF 20 hundred and hty dol ars. due By
sccouot END thRt tho Slain IL Just, and thAt
ne defendant Is q nonresident of the Ntafs
O. Iennesseei u u therefore ordered that said
defendant make bis personal appearance M.
iooro ne on the Sh day II February, 1883, a.
Main street, Memphis, Tennesses
defend said attachment suit within the
Time prescribed By law, or The ZANE viii
% proceeded With eE;parte; and that a . p
q tnn 9rder os published once a week foi
This the 9Th day Of January, iss3.
US WHO'S. FLEMING, ]. p.
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Chsncery Sale Of Real Estate

49,
No 402i, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby oountv
K ledge etal vs Mary L Garden o. al.
Rf virtue ofan interiO ut0ry decree Tor saIa,
lJentered 10 the above cause on the 3d day
Of January 1885, N 80. page 500, / VIII selI,a 4
public az ton, 70 the hi, best bidder. IN front
OF the clerk snd Matters Oaice, eonr,house
Of Shelby county Memphis, T~snne0ee, on
NaInrday. JanWary "a, ISN3,
within legal hours, the I flowing described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tenn i.
10 wits
4 certain tract. csntainins by estimation
40 acres, moro or Iese, bounded on the
pc q, by the waters Of Biz Creek, on the south
by Zig Greek and omeryile road on the
east by the land Of v M ' Sledge, and on ths
sest BIZ tbs land of n II PersOn and Dick
Cfenfhaw, owned By defendant. Mary 1.
Terms Of Sale On a credit Of six months.
not with hpproved personal security, lion
retained, redemption barrel.
This J .nuafy 5 h. 1873.
NJ BLACK, Clerk and Master,
By George Mailors, ID c.&M.
Taylor a Carroll, solicitors
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The PUBIC LEDoER book bindo,,

a. a. AADvhh DOOk Oln0ory
Is Madison street, is In the same build
ing as the newspaper and job printing
esta Enlistment; is owned BY tie same
proprietor embraces all machines and
material used In q frst-class booL
bindery, and IL conducted By CONNIE.
tent workmeD, capable Of exccutips
work In as good and substantial a
style IS can DO zone anywhere,
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Notice..

Before ] N Coleman, j p for SheIhv A0u,,.
Tenn ,-TBfi Inns A %. ". Ben Rn tnS.
N this cause an attachment hav,nv hssn
i sued out under section 1855 Of the cods ~
Tennessee, and returned levied upcr tbe
property. OF the defendant and afldavit
saying been made that d~efondant II
Indebted to the plaintiff In the sum Y $50
due By account, and that toe claim II
Just, and that the defendant is a nom
feslaeht Of the State Of teouesSSes
make bis. personal appearance before ma on
the 9th day Of January, 1883, at no o'oloek
Am, at my office, No. IL Mndi on streSt
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend sail
ettaohment suit within the time prescribed
ceeded with ox-parte; and that q COPY Of tthIs
order be published once a week for fons
weeks IN the Publis Ledger. "N1
This the 2lst day Of December, 1882.
o. I0s 100 us ~OAN"AN'''f.
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The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office and book bindery is prepared L
xecute work with neatness and dis,
patch, aud at as low rates IS any com
petitor.
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7 al. &C.,. ....iiO. 81 ara 4sl
ExITnoi Of Report from tI,a Co,.

e0rated physician, Erasmus Wilson nj
London, Eng Several severe essss n
inaiplent Consumption have come nnder
my observation; All have been cured hv
the timely use OF 80 0lden'a Llous;l
Beet I"nic." Remember the name
CoLDES's-take no other or dp,scis,s
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N6A- aesident NOnce.

No. i676-In the chanesry Court Of shslb,
County, Tenn. W d Btallings ct al vs.. IA.
mond Taylor ct al.
II appearing from SheriTs return In thij
Il cause, that the defendants, james Raine,
and 6e0fge Mang ar not to be found In IN
COUNTY, u IL therefore ordered that the,
make thor appearance herein, at the court.
house Of Shelby ounty In Memphis, Tenn.
on or before the lrst Monday In FebruaTv
lS53, and plead, answer or iemur to oomplain.
ant bill or the sameWill be taken for oonfessed
as TO them and set for hearing OK parie: an
that a copy Of this order be published once !
lie ledger.
This lih day Of December, 1882.
A copy Attest
RI J BLACK, Clerk and Maslo,.
BY J N bradley, q, G. AM. ''A'
W ID Wilkerson and dalone 4 Watson. sols
or oompi't So q iii 'iooyy'
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PORTION Of the States cOeroiug othor
States OF the Union. His sous aud
kindred volunteered Ia the service Of
che Confederate States Although
jude Guild bad SPOKEN IN al the
canvass 10 AID Of Governor Johnscn's
elevation 70 the Chief Maghtracy
Of The State, eeg no sooner had be
atsained to that position when no
issued 8 warrant for the Judges
arrest aud placed him in the
p~enitsntiAry Of the State, and soon
after, asa political prisoner, sent him
to Fort MachinaS, where be remained
until exchanged fer Judge Ritter, Of
Kentucky.
PEefiOus to the var ludes Guild
had accumulated q fine estate. This
was greatly reduced after his arrest b.
the devastation ever attendant upen
war.
After the war, at its close, Judge
Guild moved to Nashville, and re
sumed the practice Of bis profession,
which became large and profitable,
enabling him to pay nearly $4,000 Of
debts contracted before the war, or
which be telt bound in honor to pay
70 his friends, ruined by the war, who
held paper with his Endorsement
Some Of his paper was held by the
relatives of the friends who had died.
And to his everlasting honor be it said
that, though these debts had no legal
value. be thought not OF what he
could be compelled to do, but only Of
what be ought to do-what was right.
knowing this-none better-his
course was plain and be followed it as
unerfinRly as the needle follows the
magnet
ala 1870, judge Guild was elected
Judge Of the Law Court OF Nashville,
and discharged the duties Of that re
ponsible Office for nearly eight years.
10 this necessarily imperfect aud
brief sketch OF the life Of a remark
tble man-one of natures neblemen-
il may not be out of place to add that,
ill the time OF his death his mind
was as sclive and ss brilliant as 10 the
days OF his youth; be had lost none Of
his imPetuosity AID FIRE, and his abil-
ity had been increased by his long
and varied experience.
Judge Guild was a man of great
versatility Of talent. aud had been
remarkably successful on the tort, for
htty years = leading politician in ever,
Presidential election. and always I'D.
vocating the principles Of the Demo
cratic party.
AT tue time Of bis death, Judge
Guild was q candidate for Comptroller
nd no one who knew the man could
think otherwise than that bis sterling
honesty and unfiuching integrity
could have made him a valuable Of
feer to the State.
dis funeral. Of which notice is
given elsewhere. occurs this afternoon.
rhe pail bearers appointed are ex
Governor Neill S. Brown, General
" B. Bate. Colonel A S Colyar.
Hon. John M Lea, Hon. n. Baxter,
Colonel John Reid, Colonel Thomas
Anderson, and Colonel j. George
Harris.
The remains viii be iaken TO Gala
TN Ga the $40 train for interment.
A meeting Of citizens and members
q the bar viii be held in the Circuit
CoRlt room at II O'Clock this msrning
% take spDrnnriaie action concerning
Judge Guilds death.
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Chattanooga Girls Safe in Mem.
nhfg

AS sopa as the case of sm,llrov No..
discovered at Fannie Decker's Sa,nr
9rday, Health Officer Allen sta,ionod
Steve Powers IN front Of the bonss =
carefully quarantine it and preven,
anyone from leaving. Several Of tbs
lamaies grew very nervous and begs'5
= guard TO, permit them 10 pa,s'
.urHsd deal ear to their per.ua
slons and they finally offered him |,
heavy brlbe, but this filled IN eerrnn.
hlm. Aiier. some time thew bit nner
a pan to drug the iuexorable gnarJ
and coon prepared a glass of wb; =
with a strong opiate and offered !, y
MIN which he acoep'ed. and wss
shortly afterwards 10 a stupor. The
slrls' Shen ne coast was clear slipped
ron me building aud made their wsv
the depot. aRd are nos sass II
~empbls The guard was arrested.
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nAH

A CARD.
To all Who are suffering from the errors sad
ndiscrettons OF youth, nervous weakness,
sarly decay, loss Of manhood, etc. / will sepd
a recire that will curt you, FREE on
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
b. a missionary in South America. Send 4
.~eh-0ddressed envelope tn the Rev. JosEPH u.
lsnAS. Station d. New York City.
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Justices sale.

l(N WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1919. In
I on. OF the entrance n the Pfante,e In,
s%urance Building, No. Al NJ di on street'
VI mthis, Tennesses NOV the Taxing "a.
trtet OF shelby tOunty, tenne ssel, 1 will sell
for cash,to The highst bidd,r, theone undivided
hal, interest 70 the following lot or parcel !
land lying and beiug In heihv county Taxins
District Of Shelf, County, Tennessee, beins
OF No. ~ four In bl KIN. (2) tbirty-two.on
the south side OF Vance street; 81 ~rinnina
l5aH fett fTOm The intersection Of the soufb
line Of 'nco street with the west line AZ
hernanf0 street. running thence we,twardly
" IN Vance street forty five feet six and
three gu utter inches, thence fouthWsrdIy
one hundred and fifty feet at tight angle.
Wi'h Vance street, thence eastward v and
parall With Vance street forty five feet six
: d thr' e-qul rter inches, thence norht-
hardly and ct nsht angles With Vance
street one hundred and fifty feet 10 the he
g'nning' II being 1T flu-( "a IN a plat Of the
Ailen property. recorded In Book 7B d IS,
REGISTERS ofies OF Shelby eoun =. aad hi =
one Of The lots set apart 10 Q s Allen IS 4 :
cree OF he Chan"ery Court Of Shelby conntv
70 ro'ded 10 said DO x, I'D 44-B
sell by autht rity Of a deed Of trust ava.
ca ed to ms rs trustee on the first day OF
July, l5s2 y Mrs wi lie Digs, 10 secure 10
Joseph n IbOmpson the sun of money
n med therein listed. said dsed being r.
r0rded IN the Register o6ice of Shelby
co ny. Tennessee. IN Book No l42. pa . 6S5
All equity OF r demption, dover and home
stead y exrress y waived Ia said deed. The
tue Is believed TO be good. | sell, h .wevtr,
only as trustee.
January 3. 1873. ics iI0 ia III