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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-11-10
CHANCERY SALE
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No. 4s7g, R.--ch@ncery Court of shelby county,
Grace l.. Anderson ct al. vs.. G. j. Phillips, j.
]. Busby and Ella Coo Phillips.
DY virtue of an intcriocutory decree tor sale
d entered in the above cause on the 10th day
of October, 1883, NJ. B. 40, page 1s, i will
sslI Al public auction, to the highest bidder, in
front Of the Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse
Of Shelby county. Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday. November 10. 1sS3.
within legal hours, the following described prop
rty situated in city of Memphis, Shelby county t.
Tenn. to-wit; Lying and being on the north line
of Vance street, imm mediately north of and opPo-
site TO the grounds belonging TO the ST. Agnes Fe-
male Academy, and beginning at point on the
north line of Vance street a. q s9Qshsest corner
Of lot sold By Wheaton to p. q. rhsa apson. and
By him TO W. ii. Pickett; thence east with north
ner of lot sold by X. 7. Torizn 10 James Rice /;
thence northwardly with Rice's west line 12s i-lo
feet to south line Of Pontotoc street, thence west
with Puntotoc street 10 s-10 feet: thence south-
wardly Ses 4 10 feet TO the beginnings. and san.s
eenveyrd c. j. Phillips Trustee. June ls- fseS,
Deed Book No. 1. PAGES 81 and o.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash; bsiance IN
and 12 months; notes bearing interest With ap-
proved security for deferred payments. lien re-
fained, etc. This October II ISIS r
4. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
!. iBy-6eo. Mailcry, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Post0n 4 Poston, Soils. for compi'nt, sat
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MEMPHIS. TENN. SATURDAY, NovEMBER 10 1888

the hand stood four treys. four fives and
four skies respectively combination
that probably never came out OF any one
pack before.
Betting began lively, being started by
Sutherland. The pot was raised $4,000
each time around. Wine had flowed freely
and none OF the gentlemen would back
down. Township after township of Mani
toba went into the pot. The size of the
transaction sobered up the participants.
The third son was the middle player. lie
had no power to call and was obliged 10
90. the length of his pile. The end came.
TIE pot was boiling over with ela0,0o0
when the victim put in his last el0O0 and
demanded sight for his money, which
he soon received, but with bulging eyes.
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GEN. GoRDoN, of Georgia, at the recent
Boston banquet, served notice on Mr.
Lawrence, the great manufacturer, that the
south would in future manufacture her
chief staple at home. To which prompt
response was made by Mr. Lawrence: 81
am only astonished that the South has not
served the notice years ago" 1t is rather
stupid when one thinks of it that this was
not done from the first. What wolld be
thought OF the mino owners of Pennsyl-
vania shipping their iron ore distance of
400 miles to have it manufactured? That
is what we have been doing and are still
doing with cotton.
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LuNDBORG.s PERFUMES.
EDENIA AND
NARECHAL MEL ROSE.
An Arissorrat FIeeced i'm a Game ON
Board an Ocean Steamer.

An Aristoerat FIeeced i'm n Game ON
Board an Ocean Steamer
A favorite pastime on board ocean
steamships, says the New York Journal, Is
poker, and often the stakes are very high.
Our English cousins are especially at
tracted to the game. A short time ago a
distinguished company of lords and dukes
came over the water TO invest in Manitoba
land, bringing with them the equivalent
OF 81 100000. Upon their arrival in
New York City they still had their money
in the party, but one man had no further
interest in Manitoba lands. He was an
object of charity until he returned home
is the third son of a nobleman near the
throne, had been given 100000 by his
father to invest in American territory.
On the second day out the Duke of Man
chester proposed four-handed game in
his state-room- Fifteen minutes later the
game was on The pot was at first re-
stricted to el0 ante and f100 limit. At the
end of three hours il was reckoned up that
the heaviest loser was only El500 out.
The ante was raised to el00 and the limit
removed to el000. This wound up the
third son of nobility in short order. The
third son was dealt pair OF treys and the
Duke of Sutherland received three fiyes.
One of the other gentlemen threw up his
hand. not caring TO come in and make
good the blind that had been straddied by
| the duke. Manchester. however, had the
nerve to paw for an entire new hand Al
ter the third son had drawn to his pair oi
/ treys, Sutherland to his three fives and
Mr,chester had received i've new cards,
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to speak or move, and almost as cold as
though Q corpse. He managed to carry
her to bed, after which he summoned
physician. Poisoning was suspected, and
stomach-pump was brought into requisi-
ton. The stomach was thoroughly
cleansed, but there were no traces that poi
son had been taken Or administered. The
woman lay in a comatose condition until
last evening when she was able to utter a
few words She has no recollection OF
anything that occurred after she started to
walk home from Bridgeport. As yet she
is unable to move hand or foot, lying rigid
and stiff as though already in deaths en-
brace. The dilation of the pupils OF her
eye indicates d pressure upon the brain,
and the physician is treating her for par
alysis, but considers the case one OF the
most puzzling ever met with in his many
wears of practice
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BosToN, November 9.-This morning
Officer kimball, hearing woman's cries
from Bartlett place, entered No, /, and in
a corner room found the occupant of the
tenement, named Macintosh, suffering
from severe bruises. His wife was in the
middle of the room with her forehead
broken in two places and otherwise
bruised. Close by her lay Mrs Frank
Barkley, severely cut about the face Mrs
Macintosh may die. She is o,ceiRtc. Frank
Barkley is the husband of the woman in
jured, but they have separated, and he was
arrested as the assailant.
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ST. LOUIS, November 9.-Mac Jones,
Dick Linsey and Ellis Rhodes, a, members n rsi OF
and mortally wounded VIM. III. Mclean,
watchman of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, for preventing them from
robbing cars on the Wabash road, at
Brooklyn, ILL.,, on the 26th of last July,
were each sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary by the Circuit Court, at
Belleville, H., this evening. There is
still an Indictment for murder in the first
degree against Jones for killing. Town
Marshal Green, OF Brooklyn, shortly after
the shooting OF Mclean, and he will be
tried on that charge.
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amount $500 went into efest. The Citi-
zens' League brought suit against firm OF
grccefs and liquor dealers who were, in
fact, friendly defendants. Every legal de-
vice in the defense was resorted to, except
delay, in order to make strong case The
Court decided that the license was a fran
ch,se, and gave judgment of custer against
the defendants, forbidding them fforn sell
ing liquor under the city hcenas. An ap-
peal was taken; G.;d within Bur hours
after the suit was begun the rec5r1s, was on
the way to the Supreme Court, where it
viii be argued AT the next term. II de
cis:5n can be secured before the LIST of
April next, it will involve the payment by
the saloon-keepers TO ther city of over
81 600 600
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\ WRITER in the Fotpigltly RerieW states,
ON seemingly good authority, that Ger
many can almost Immediately mobilize
an army OF $4,000 officers, 100000 men,
1900 physicians and officials aud BOG, 900
horses; for which number all clothes,
armaments, outfits, carts, etc, are provided
in peace time, and held in readiness in
the different garrisons.
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Mr.. c. Z. MERRILL, late of the staff of
che Louisville CoTier-Jouraol, is now man
aging editor Of the Nashville World. An
accomplished journalist and able writer,
Mr.. Merrill is well and favorably known
to the people of Tennessee by the work ne
did during the last canvass to secure the
triumph Of the Democracy.
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IN Is said that Comptroller Knox has at
last been forced TO see that the best way to
pTerent an unmanageable accumulation OF
~gds, and the consequent too rapid pay
mint OF bonds, is to reduce unnecessary
tNation. Hence he will advocate a ma
Hrial decrease OF tariff taxation, in which,
is said, he will be supported by Secretary
Folger The st. Paul Pioneer Press, a good
Republican paper, commenting on this,
says; Whether Congress can be brought
70 take this view of the matter remains to
oe seen; but it is the one to which all
clear-headed fnanciers are coming
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SAMUEL MAY
COSTUMER.

MANUFACTURER OF REGALIAs, BAN
1Nl ners, Society Goods, Wigs, Boards, Masks,
etc. Costumes for balls and private theatricals.
No o69ix MAIN STREET. MEMPHIS.
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GEORGE G. SIcKLEs, the father of Gen.
Daniel +. Sickles, called in a cab at Mas
sau street polling-place, in New York, on
Tuesday morning last, and voted Demo-
cratic ticket. Mr.. Sickles, who is nearly
ninety years Of age, was an interesting OBJ
ject as he scanned his ticket on the curb and
walked, with wave of the right hand, to
the window.
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THE MADISON DISASTER.
A Workman ON the Building Tells the
Secret OF It's Downfall.

MILWAUKEE, November "a mechanic
namen Bohn, who was at work on the ex-
tension of the capitol at Madison when it
fell, has privately told the secret of the
downfall to parties in this city, who will
produce it at the coroner's jury to locate
the blame for the terrible accident. Bohn
says he saw defects in the brick piers sup
porting the iron column of the third floor,
at the southwest corner, and cracks were
so plainly visible the day before the acci-
dent that Foreman Jones, now dead,
screwed up the iron pillar supporting the
roof girders with jacks and then caused a
brick pier to be rebuilt. On the following
morning, however, Bohn says Jones took
away the jacks early, not wishing that the
public in general should know of the
trouble. Bohn was at work on the third
floor when the accident occurred, and saw
this pillar give way. Masons say the
mortar was green, and was squeezed out
by taking away the jacks so early, causing
the pier to settle, hence the fall
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!. Tietets, So s. Tickets. 500,
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, or
send bv Express. DoN'f SEND BY REGISTERED
LFTTER or PosroFFICK 0RDER, until further
fice. Orders of S. and upward, by Express, can
be sent at our expense; Address all ordersto
J. j. DOUGLAS, Louisville, KY,
Or Ia No @ West Court street. Memphis. Tenn.
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TIM latest news from Ireland proves
plainly that there is life in the old land
yet. The Land. .Leaguers and OrsGgemen
are preparing for what may prove bloody
canpaign-a sort of Kilkenny-cat affair
much to the amusement of the govern
tuput Officials
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SPORTING NEWS.
Brighton Beach Races.

NEw York, November 9.-Brighton
Beach races: Three-quarters of a mile.
Wooley Douglass won; Black Gal second,
Fearless third. Time :2li.
One mile. Itaska won; Hotachimie
second, Joe Mitchell third. Time-l :463.
Mile and an eighth. Felicia won; Ligon
second, Little Dan third. Time-2:0I3.
Mile and a quarter. Ferg Kyle won
Barney Aaron second, Lytton third.
Tme-2:lS3.
One mile. Clara A. Won; Henry B.
second, Ben Wooley third. Time-1 :50I
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THE people of Southampton county,Na.,
the scene OF Nat Turner's rebellion many
years ago, were scared out of century's
growth yesterday by the rumor of a
threatened negro massacre. Merely ru-
NOR, the persons originating which ought,
II discovered, to be publicly whipped.
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The amount of whisky withdrawn from
the bonded warehouses during the year is
reported at 75,OOO,OOO gallons, or six GAL
Ions apiece for every man in the coun-
try above the voting age. The brew
ers also modestly come forward with
about 500000,000 gallons of malt liquors,
an average Of ten gallons apiece for every
man, woman and child in the country for
the yeas. We are certainly bibulous
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A Sinrular Case.

NoRRIsrowN, November 5.-Mrs Edward
0'Neil, aged about twenty-five years, and
living a mile above Bridgeport, visited
that borough between 5 and O'Clock on
Saturday evening for the purpose of max
visited was DIR. Holstein's drug store.
About o'clock in the evening Mr.. O'Neil
had occasion to visit an out-kitchen at
tached to the dwelling. He found his
wife upon her knees on the foor, unable
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TIE sensation in New York Just now is
the charge made and proven that the fe-
male physician at the Mount Vernon
branch Of the New York Infant Asylum
is in the habit of going out riding with a
bottle OF brandy as her companion, and
negecting the little patients left to her
care, one OF them having been killed by
the nurse giving it a dose of ammonia in
mistake for nninine-
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Murdered for Projecting HIS wife.

ARCADIA, La, November 9.-Green
Gaines killed ,Lemuel Turner this after
noon. Turner returning the fire, shot
George Holland, colored, dangerously.
Gaines surrendered. 1t is stated that
Turner few days ago chastised Gaines
for going to his house when he was absent
and using improper language to Turner's
wife
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YOUNGSTOWN, o., November "a spe-
cial to the Nelcs-Register from New Castle,
Va, says this morning scaffold seventy
eight feet from the ground, at Refs Bros.
blast furnace, gave way. James Eagan
was instantly killed, and William Troy
and A. Mcbride badly injured. Martin
hold Of projecting beam and was saved
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fWE Baltimore Day, OF Wednesday, says /:
ben BUtier, the Malone of Massachu-
s~tts, sud William Malone, the Butler of
Virginia, were both defeated yesterday.
Sound the glad timbrel DER Egypt's dark
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NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION.
Mr. Nf8.s Plan for Hsiniai,;iiia and
COhtinuingishe Same.

Washington special: In order to pre-
CO.. sorS .. .., 1lltrIItaln tnn national bank note
circulation, Mr.. New, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury, suggests the issue of fifty
year three per cent. bonds to the amount
OF say S5OO,0O0,000, into which the four
and one-haIf per centsshail be convertible,
the new bonds to He 5Sed IS n basis for
circulation. Mr.. New believes that such
bonds would be eagerly sought by the ma.
tional banks for that purpose, and that all
fears for the safety and permanency of the
national banking systetii would be re-
moved He argues that the generation
which expended hundreds of thousands Of
lives and $1,000, 100000 to put down the
rebellion ought not to be required to pay
the whole of the national debt, but that a
reasonable amount should be left at inter
est to he, raid fifty wears hence:
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FORREST, O., November 9.-At l O'Clock
this morning Mr.. Speidel, baggagemaster
at the depot, was called, with the marshal,
to arrest burglar in NJ. w. Cages store.
Speidel entered the window and was shot
by the burglar and fatally wounded. The
burglar was arrested and was recognized
as Maurice Hally, resident here.
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WOLVES still abound in the Black mount
aims of North Carolina as witness the fol-
lowing claims allowed by the Board of
Commissioners of Buncombe county dur
ing the past fiscal year being pay
'nents for wolf scalps: December, 1882, f.
Dillingham;, Sl5; March, 1883, ]. A. Hens
ley, SIS; July, 1888, J. A. Hensley, $50;
August, 1883, J. a. Hensley, S45.
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MATTHEW ARNOLD claims to have some
acquaintance with the American press,
having been reader of the New York
Nation for a number Of years. This would
seem, says the Chicago Ne,rs, "to justify
our claim Of acquaintance with the philo-
sophy OF Confucius, because we have had
seme washing done by Chinaman du-
ring the past six months -
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TWELVE MEN BURIED
Beneath Falling building. Five OF
Whom Are Killed

this afternoon blew down /. four-sforv
building being constructed by Jacob Dold.
Twelve men were buried in the ruins. The
killed are Jacob Schoenthal, VIM, Eckert
and Joseph Grodel. carpenters, and John
Otto and Charles Fintner, laborers. Seven
others were seriously injured.
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NASHVILLE ENTERPRISE.
ENpositions 20 be Held I'm the Fall and
Music Festivals i'm the Spring.

NASHVILLE, November "a largely at
tended meeting of merchants, manufac-
turers, etc, tonight, determined on or
ganizing permanent association for hold
ing expositions in the fall and music
festivals in the spring. Work will be
begun at once. A Sl50,000 brick building
will be erected
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Hor~ford's Acid pho.pnase.

INooNPARABLE IN SICK HEADACHE.
DIR. Fred Horner, ir., Salem, Va, says:
"To relieve the Indigestion and so-called
sick headache, and mental depression in
eident to certain stages OF rheumatism, it
is incompatible"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r. Sively to w. c. Smith, part lot l.,
block Is, south side Beale street, east of
fernando, 4Qx120 feet, $500.
1. NJ. Hill to E. Cooper, lot 77xlI0 feet
on the southeast corner OF Goslee street
and an alley, Sl050.
QUIT CLAIMS.
r, c. Brinkley to ]. II. Brinkley, l32x
l6O feet on the northwest corner of Or
leans and Linden streets.
r. S. Drone to r. Sively, 40xl20 feet on
the south side of Beale, east of fernando.
Thomas Buchanan to w. c. Smith, same
as above.
Willie NJ. Digs to John Miller, lots 10
and Il, Aliens avenue.
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FOUR MEN KILLED
BY an Explosion on n Tugboat at New

New YORK, November 9.-An explosion
on tugboat early to-day sank the boat
and killed four men. The boat was blown
into fragments. The flying pieces killed
the helmsman on one of the schooners.
Seven persons were on the tug. The
killed are Capt. Eardis and wife, the cook,
John Kelly, and Charles Conners, deck
hand. Charles Kelly, the engineer, was
picked up with broken limbs. Two other
men on the tug were blown into the river.
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SAN FRANCISCO, November 9.-The City
of Pekin arrived yesterday from Hong
Kong, with l67 more Cinnamon provided
with the famous Chinese government
trader certificates" Several innocents
acknowledged having paid money to Can
ton inspectors for their certificates.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
r.. q. nun a co.'s weekly Report.

New YORK, November 9.-Business fail
ures for the last seven days in the United
States and Canada, as reported TO r. G,
Dun & Co.'S Mercantile Agency, 2lI,
against 2l5 the previous week.
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A LONDON surgeon says that only one
fashionable women in 800 can draw full
breath with all hef clothes On, and that
women should give up tight-la lacing and
take DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup to strengthen
their lungs
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BATON RoUGE, La, November 9.-The
special Senate River Improvement Com
mittee arrived this afternoon. The conf
mittee and the party of officers accom-
panying them were received by Gov. Nc
Emery, Auditor Jumel, State officers and
prominent citizens They leave for New
Orleans tonight.
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Chicas. saloon I.icen.e..

CmcAeo, November "A new move
was made to-day to test the validity Of the
saloon licenses issued by the city at Sl63
a few days before the State law making the
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CHANCERY SALE
h Z Al Il - Il A II r
ON OPENED BIDDINGS.

No .a1i, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
T. x. Fisher ct al. VS.. i. X. Fisher et al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 9TH day
of August, 1883, and renewed October Y, lss5. i
will sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder.
in front Of the Clerk and Masters Office, court
house Of Shelby county. Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, November ~, lsS3,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in the city Of Memphis. Shelby
county. Tenn, to-wit: Ono parcel commencing
on the south side Of Adams street 2SI feet and )
fnDnst of the northwest corper of lot No. Of
HeM1Hd and COTS subdivision a. made by 9.
W. Crane, April Is, 1856; thence with the south
side of Adams street a feet and inches; thence
south and perpendicular 10 Adams street lS3 feet
and inches to n stake; theree ~est and parable
with Adams street 81 i,ef sDd m nrhes; theme
north and perpendiculsr - 4 Aia2E street l3s fee
and inches 10 the beg 1Irz ~ ng parts of loe
s and of said subdiyi5s5n.
Terms of Sale-0ne-third CASH balance in and
u months in equal instal'der- fofdefsrred pay
ments purchaser will sGce lss notes, bearing in.
tsrest. with approved pef 20 u security; lien re-
R. J.. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY Geo. Mnllery. ID. c. and NJ.
Netcalf a Walker and z. i. Edmondson, so-
HI. sat
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THE next great event for Memphis is
. the proposed celebration OF the opening
OF the Kansas City railroad.
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The water question is still as muddy as
the stuff from Wolf that is served up to
the people e'Sory day and is as difficult 10
settle.
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ZENT-At Wittsburg, Ark, November 9, lssI,
at the residence of her father, I. X. Robertson.
CLARA R., wife of John Zent.
Her remains will be brought to this city for in
terment. and due notice Of funeral will be given.
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A~ Regular Monthly Drawing viii
XII take place in the Masonic Hall, Mason
w icTemple Building. in Louisville, KY,
Thursday. November 30. 1SS3.
Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings,
chartered by the Legislature of Kentucky and
twice declared legal by the highest Court in the
State Bond given to Henry county in the sum OF
500 900 for the prompt payment of all prizes sold.
Revolution I'm single Number
Drawings.
sEvery ticket holder his own supervisor, can
call out the number on his ticket and see the
corresponding number on the tag placed in the
wheel in his presence. These Drawings will oe-
cur on the last Thursday of every month. Read
the magnificent
November scheme:
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Entail Family Rom

KEYsER, W. VA.-Dr. W. d. Ewin saws:
MANY esteem Browns Iron Bitters as an
exrellapt tonic
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And Stin They Come.

PALPITATIoN of the heart and swimming
in the head cured by DIR. Duncan's Liver
and Kidney Medicine