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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE.
Preparatory Department Re.
stOred-Other Important
Changes.
Knoxville Tribune. G.


The Board of Trustees of the Uni.
versity of Tennessee met yesterday in
adjourned annual session in the Office
Of the University on Asylum street.
The following trustees were present:
President, Rev DR.. Thomas W..
Humes; w. X. Eckle, o. P. Temple
{. A. r Scott, r. H. Armstrong
John Baxter, VIM. Rule, q. NJ. McS
Ghee, E. j Sanford, Q. Deaderick
John NJ. Boyd, John L. Moses, j. w,
Gaut, Sam Mckinney, Moses White,
James Comfort, s. B. Luttrell, Robt.
Craighead.
The annual report Of the Treasurer
was presented and referred to the
Committee on Finance to be reported
upon to day.
A communication was read fromDr.
Duncan Eve, Dean Of the Faculty.
Medical Department, University Of
Tennessee at Nashville, 10 response to
a resolution Of the Board of Trustees
in regard to providing for instruction
In veterinary surgery, DR.. Eve stated
that the faculty would give due atten,
ton to this important branch.
A resolution was adpted restoring TO
the University the Preparatory De,
partment, to be under the supervision
of the faculty, and upon its old basis
as It was several years ago.
The resolution passed at the last
annual session requiring applicants
for admission to the University TO be
at least fifteen years Of age, was re.
scinded.
Applicants not under fourteen
years old can be admitted as former.
ly.
By resolution the chair Of Natural
History and Geology was declared
vacant and the subjects belonging te
this department were assigned To
otLer Professors. This dispenses with
the services of Professor Hunter
Nicholson, and the chair so ably filed
by him will remain vacant.
By resolution the chair Of Pure
Mathematics was also declared -scapt
thus dispensing with the valuable
services OF Professor James Dinwid.
die. His work will be divided be.
tween Professor s. II. Lockett, occu
plying the chair Of Applied Matbe.
MATES, and Colonel s b. Crawford AZ
adjunct Professor Of Mathematics.
The salary Of Professor S. B. Craw.
ford was raised to $500 year. II
was formerly $ll00.
The salary Of Professor T. 0. Dead.
rick, instructor in ancient languages
was raised TO 1920 year. Il WAS
formerly $500.
The salary Of Professor w. r.
Moses was rai' cd to 1900 a year. He
is adjunct Professor Of Chemistry and
his salary was formerly 5000.
No other changes we're made in the
faculty. The action Of the Board of
Trustees in declaring two chairs
vacant was not on account of the in.
competency Of the professors, for their
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and s6l5 Of the money is .tii iii in his

and s6l5 of the money is still in his
hands.
He was called on last December by
Albritten, who was in great distress
and who sought his professional ser
vices for the boy Jesse, who he feared
was badly burned. While attending
the lad Mrs. Albritten said her hus-
band had whipped the boy very Sc
verely while naked, and upon sullenly
refusing to put on his clothes Albrit-
ten took him by his arms and carried
him to the fire. drew him up between
his knees and there held the lad until
he was dressed. BE then noticed the
boys body was burned. but it was not
intentional. The family dressed the
burn, and q few days after he was
sent for as the physician. he
found a burn covering a large
surface, but not very deep,
and producing no constitutional
disturbance. Though he feared by
contraction of the skin in healing it
might cause some Disagreement, he
did not consider it dangerous, therefore
only made three visits. He had never
seen the boys body since, nor did he
give it thought, until called on by
Mr.. Lane, of the S p. @. A., a few
days ago. He declined to give Albrit
tens name to the officer, but expressed
willingness to appear as witness, He
considers Albritten's treatment Of the
boy barbarous and cruel, were it in
territorial as the public seem to believe
This the Doctor says is all he knows
about the affair. On the other side
the S. P. G. A. people say no stone is
to be left unturned to punish Albrit>
ten as he deserves, according to law,
and that when MIR. Lane appealed to
DR.. Henning, the Doctor declined to
give information, as the parties were
his patrons, and if placed on the wit
ness stand, he would by his testimony
iDjure the cause of the Society. Those
who heard the Doctors testimony
will agree that he did SO testify most
but when the poor boys
body was barred for examination the
sight was not only hOrrifying, but such
rs to convince all who saw it Of the
utter worthlessness of the Doctors
description of the case.
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1CLO[N[Q[UIEIR[0[R|
Trustee's Sale.


Under and by virtue of trust deed made
~ By frederick Rehkepf and Christiana
hehkopt 10 me as trustee, on 25th day of
July, 1873. and recorded In book No. 125.
page 500. Registers office of Shelby county,
Tenn. and upon demand Of the beneficiary
therein, will, on .gH
haturday, July IS, 1883,
at the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, In the city of Memphis, Tenn, offer
for sale, and sell for cash TO tho highest bid
der. the following described real estate to-
wit; Beginning at a point on Alabama street
on its western and southern side S3% feet
from the northeast corner Of lot !, as laid
down upon the plan of subdivision Of part OF
county lot No. 507. as recorded Ia Registers
ONCE, Shelby county. In book No. as, De ges
~ and N3, Said beginning point being at
the intersection Of northern boundary of the
lot owned by M q Kennedy. thence with the
north boundary Of said Kennedy's lot TO the
center Of Bayou Gayoso, thence noTthwardly
with the center OF said bayou forty. four feet
nine inches, thence TO point on the south
ern and western line Of Alabama street fifty
feet from the beginning point; thence south.
eastwardly FIFTY feet to the beginning, being
part OF lots and Of said subdivision.
Equity Of redemption barred, sale made
FREQ from homestead and dover. Title en-
amined and pronounced good, but sell and
convey only as trustee.
W MCCLURE. Trustee.
Wright, FOlkeS & Wright, attorneys, etc.
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eminent ability is undisputed. Il wa.
for the purpose of cutting dewn ex-
penses. The amount thus saved Is
5000. AT the same time other sala.
r!es are increased 70 an amount ecu Al
to $1,000. The net saving in salaries
amounts to $1,000.
Ii no other changes arc made the
faculty for the next year will be com
posed as follows:
Rev. Thomas William Humes.
5 i. ID President aud Professor OF
History and Philosophy.
Eben Alexander, b. A., Professor
OF Ancient Languages and Litera-
ture.
Samuel II lockett, N. A., Pro.
lessor Of Mathematics and Mechani.
cal Philosophy.
William &, Brown, B. s., Pro-
fessor of Chemistry and Mineralogy.
Samuel B. Crawford, NJ. A., Ad.
junct Professor of Mathematics, Pro,
lessor Military Science and Tactics
and Uommandant Of Cadets.
kodes Massie, A. NJ, d. s.. Profess
sor of English AMI Modern Lam
guages.
John w. Glenn, A. NJ, Professor of
Agriculture, Horticulture and Bota-
ny.
William Everett Moses, Adjunct
Professor Of Chemistry.
Williams Gibbs McAdoo, NJ. A.,
Instructor in English and History.
Thomas Oakley Deaderick, NJ, A.,
Instructor 10 Ancient Languages.
Gustav Robert Knabe, Mus. D..
Instructor in Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
Frank Goodman, Instructor in Bust.
ness Course.
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A WeIIKnOwn Man.

Hunts Remedy having been recommended
to me for kidney and liver complaints, pur.
chased some at the Peoples Drug Store
and used it in my family. and found It to be
a very valuable medicine, and gladly recon-
mend 1t highly to my friends, knowing it to
be beneficial to those troubled with kidney or
liver disease. Respectfully yours,
ELISHA NOYsE,
April Il, 1888. 63Gst., 30 Boston Mss,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09

To afford immediate relief in asthma.
try DR. Jayne's Expectorant, which acts
promptly by overcoming the spasmodio
contraction Of the wind tubes, and bv
csusing the election Of the mucus which
clogs them. For whooping cough, croup
and hoarseness this medicine i equally
beneficial; while for all pulmonary and
bronchial disorders, Il is both palliative
and a curative and = sure and prompt
remedy for all stubborn coughs and co Is.
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The Testimony of a Physician.

james Beecher, NJ. D., of Sigourney.
Iowa, says for several years / have been
using Cough Balsam, called Dr. VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and in al.
most every case throughout my practice |
have had entire success. have used and
prescribed hundreds of. bottles ever since
the days Of my army practice 1863 when
was surgeon of Hospital No. I, Louis
Vile. XIV.
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MOrtuary.

There we're q deaths in this city
last week, 10 being white, and Of the
whole number IA we're children under
1 years Of age. The maladies include
4 cases Of congestion, 3 Of censump-
ton, 2 Of cholera iniantum, from toe
much whisky. the remainder being
scattering causes. Six died in the
city hospital and not single death
occurred in the I'd ward, while the Sd.
4th, 9th and 7th had but | each. and
the remaining wards 3 each. Last
year for the same week there were 10
deaths in the city.
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Saturday, July 81. ISS8.

az u o'clock M, at the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets. in the city of
Memphis (now known as the Taxing District
Of Shelby county,, Tennessee, offer for sale at
public outcry: to the highest and best bidder.
fer cash, the following described lots of land
to-wit: Lots Nos. 6. s and 9, each 30 feel
front on the east side Of Lauderdale street.
north Of Vance street; also lots Nos. II, 10
IL. "A and Is. each fronting 80 feet on tue
south side of Rawlings place, east of Lauder
dale street; all Of said lots are as shown on
Davis and Par er's subdivision, Of record In
Plat Book No. l, at page 1903, in the Registers
oottce for Shelby county, Tennessee, to which
Plat Book reference is made for more and
gre lter accuracy Of description; ali bei1 .
situated in the Taxing District date CITY e
Memphis), Shelby county. Tennessee. Va
All equity of redemption aud homost stand
rights are expressly waived in said do adS In
trust. The title is believed to be porfect bnt
sell and convey only as such said Hnstes wv
GEO. GILHAM, Trusiee.
BY consent Of parties in interest. the abova
sale will be made upon terms, as follows. IL
cash, balance In three equal inttallments' AZ
8, IL and Is months. with per cent interest
secured on the property. 81 T lei
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Having purchased all the
latest improved patented
Laundry Machinery and
thoroughly understanding
our business, we now have
one of the most complete
Laundry Establishments In
the country and are pre-
pared to turn out work
equal 60 any laundry In the
United States.
Our ironing is done by
steel cylinders, heated by
hot air and gas, run ON rub-
Der bed covered with linen.
We wiring by air pressure
and dry by steam heat,
making wear,t tear or seOrch.
ing impossible.
Send sample lot and be
convinced.
Collars and cuffs from ont.
side the city can be sent by
mail or express.
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Ir.IHeDniDg and His Connection
eVfth the AlbFitten Z aSe.

In a card to the Appel DR.. Hen
ing says be has been Atte1 ding physi.
an 10 Mrs. lAlbritteu's family for a
priod running back beyond the death
her former husband, Maynard.
.fter the latter's death the widow
aced $500 or $1,000 in his hands for
70 keeping, and it was deposited to
n credit 10 the Union and Planters
snk. Later she requested him to
2 the money for his own account,
4 subject to her order ct any time,
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4 Last Manufaclnrer

have used Hunts Remedy for the kidney
complaint, and having been fully restored o
health by its use. l can testify to it's value.
Daily | recommend II to some one Of nv
friends. all Of whom know have been bene-
nted by It's use. Gratefully,
GEO P cox.
Maiden, Mas, April q. 1894
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GILMORE STATION. ARK.
The Fourth Observed by a Grand
Excursion Over the Kansas
City Railroad.
A Merry Crowd of Picnickers
with Music, Dancing aud Neat
ly Presented Horns.
Occasional Cor. Ledger.

MARION, July Z, 1888
EDITOR LEDGER-The Foafth at
Gilmore is worthy of mention, and
We regret Jour absence on that coca.
sion, as it was a West Tennessee
affair with a iull blue grass bill of
fare on cane. The courtesy of Colonel
J. Berthune, Captain VIM. Kiser and
their official staff was characterized
by urbanlty, equaled only By their ex~
ertion 70 complete the creator
future great-railwsy which unites us
with the Eldorado OF the Northwest.
Such hewing of our great forest, cut
ting of cane and earth elevating, amid
wilderness of wilds and waste, would
appear the work Of q century; yet
seventeen miles more and the iron
bands will be complete for the coming
OF the great iron steed, which will be
by the 9th OF October next-weather
and tide alone preventing-and the
cars of grain from Kansas and Mis-.
souri, will cross the trail of Little
Rock to Advance" opposite old
Fort Pickering, the once rival of
Memphis. From the heights of the
Jackson mound, the apex OF the
bluff, we trust you may, on our given
date, witness the transfer on her first
crossing over
Full of people,
Full of grain,
Fullest cargo
By Kansas lrain.
But "brevity is the soul of wit"
and We must be laconic. To write
you at length would consume "a full
broadside" ofyour newsy and most ex-
cellent paper, and will put my re-
port ION the half-shell."
The picnic was one you should have
crossed over to enjoy. Nothing was
omitted by the host or railway to make
it worthy Of the attendance of all who
c lme over from Memphis, Marion and
intermediate points The feast was
served by an old connoisseur of taste
and judgment, from hot pits OF hickory
embers, aud the meats were well
cooked and highly seasoned. Dancing
was enjoyed on a platform erected for
the occasion, and all passed off as
pleasantly as could be desired, until a
screech from the whistle of the loco
motive announced Times up" "All
aboard" from the gentlemanly con-
ductOr, and in a short time we were
home again"
At 3 pm. a beautiful pair of antlers
finished with gold and silver, by A. f.
Davis, of your city, were presented to
j. H. B. d Co., for the first passenger
train that reached Gilmore, by Miss L.
Il. Morris, which were received in a
chaste response by Mr.. Harry Cantrell
on behalf Of the company. A carte
blanche was furnished the fair donor,
together with all her friends who
went as escort to the horns. Long
wave the flag Of ]. H. Berthune & Co,
md his ensign, Captain Kiser, and
eace, plenty and prosperity attend
John Gilmore, tho host at Gilmore
Station, and also the hunter of Arkan-
saw. "YONoUEPIN."
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ere made pallid and unattraOtiveI
functional Irregularities, disorders and
weaknesses that are perfectly cured,by
following the suggestions given in an
illustrated treatise with colored
plates) sent for three letter postage
stamps. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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1T n A FACT

THAT THOUSANDS OF OUR BUsI-
NESS MEN GO TO THEIR OFFICES
IN The MORNING AFTER AN UN-
EASY NIGHT OR A LATE DIN.
NER, FEELING DULL AND ALL
OUT OF SORTS. THIS IS ENTIRE
LY UNNECESSARY, FOR A SIN
GLE DOSE OF THAT SPARK LING
FOAMINGSP SPECIFIC, TAIsIsANT's
SELTZER APSRIENT, TAKEN
BEFORE BREAKFAST, WILL I'M
MEDlATELY DISPEL ALL FEEL
lNGS OF HBAVINESS, REMOVE
GENTLY BUT SURELY THE
UAUSE, AND QUICKEN INTO
HEALTHY ACTION EVERY FIB RE
Of THE SYSTEM. FOR SALE BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
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AdminisiratOr's Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrator Of the
II estate OF Chas. X. Webster, this, there
against said estate 10 present them. dnly
Drobated. within the time prescribed BIZ law.
and those owing said estate 10 call and settlo'
JAS. W. RICHARDSON 23 Front street
iO7 ia Ion 100
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Epilepsy Fits

successfully treated. Pamphlet of par
ticulars one stamp, address World's
Dispensary Medical Association, Buff
falo, N. Y.
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> halurdnY, july %, LEE.


within legal hours the following desoribod
property, situated In the Taxing District on
Shelby county, Tenn, to-wlti
Beginning at a stake on tho south side Of
Poplar street, In tho city Of Memphis, the
Intersection Of said lot or parcel Of land with
tho west boundary line Of a lot owned by j
Lea, thence along Poplar street WestWardly
6oT toet 10 sta 40, running thence south lGO
feet, more or loss, 70 q ftakei thence east
along the line OF an alloy I6H feet 10 a atake
and thonoo north 100 feot. more or lotn, 10 the
point Of beginning. II being a part Of lot
or parcel Of land conveyed By teth Whoatloy
70 y Holt, being the aamc lot upon which
ne resided a. time Of his death.
Terms OF slle-On0 third cash, balance In
oAnd IL months, notes bearing interest. with
approved security for deferred payments,
lien retained, redemption barred.
This July 0, 1883.
RI BLACK, @ and NJ.
BY George Mallory, ID, q. I'm.
Estes 4 Weathorlord, Taylor \ Carroll,
solicitors. 100 ITO li8 ~ i2s
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Trustees Sale.

RY virtue of the terms and conditions of
~ certain deeds in trust, made to me a.
trustee, by + 5 Davis and wife, s K Davis,
one recorded in book 1i3, page 522, and the
other In book 1876 page $780, of the Regis
at the request of the beneficiary. 1 win. on
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DECLINE OF MAN.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, I'm
potence, Sexual Debility, cured BY
wells Health Renewer." 81.
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WoopBERRY, MD.-Rev. w. ]. John
m says II have used Browns Iron Bit
rs in my family, and they have proven
splendid health invigorator,"
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
RE AL ESTATE
No. 1851, R-Chancery Court of Shelby eountv
-e11te q Tennessee for its own use. etc.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decroo for sol.
~ entered In the above cause on tbe ION d.
Of May, 1888, M 80, P $50, / will ALI Jay =,
public auction. 70 the highest bidder. IN tron ~
OF the Olerk and Masters office. courtb onss ~
shelby county Memphis, TennssSee. on " VI
saturday, August 4, 1888.
within legal hours, the follovins d....,l,
property. situated in Shelby county. Tsnr
Lot S, 0tey subdivision, about Az nil.
southeast Of the city Of Memphis frontins, ~,
Sne south s1ao OF Carnes avenue betwesn
tbs ynortbSsst oo avenues, beginning at
y TreadWell and Bdwsrd Nsiderer' IN NE NJ e
~, p ooO, Registers office. Sbolbv na, vVCA
5nence east with south side Of Carnos svenY,
o.Ss cnaans; thence south 1891 chains, the Z. .
,h .st q chalnsi thence north 1859 ohai ne 20
Also lot 2. John Cannovan's subSjVl..o.
Ivy aV,ai ana AZ in the subdivision oitb Tao Vi
~ uaot corner Of Trez0vant avr M So W
o me p ana X, said lot lsOntire I0O sn Fly
en- NE west side Of IoEoyas avenue NV nv ie 9es
'01 HlS Ss9 III sec plat Book 90 page 10. ~
on vest side OF Iresovoyt svana az iot soeing
X K, A0x20S feet, nion NJ ana q
Ter Terms Of Sale on'a credit Of seven month,
rItv lsa executing notes with good secpl
This June 20, 1888. '@'iou'
RvJMpR : BLACK, Clerk and Master.
II VIM. ~ smith, y. II. Heiskell and n VI
neiskeh'h' D. Jordan, soils for oolnplSinsnt
W. 10 ZIG l22 les 1884
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BUcKHANNoN, w. VA.-Drs. Newton
d Blair report that Browns Iron Bitters
are giving general satisfaction.
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: Saturday, July 2s. Issa.

at Il M, In front of the lots on Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee, offer for sale at public
cutlery 70 the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described lots of land, all lying in
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit:
Lots and 10 of the Tolbot suo-division; lot
nine ~ fronts twenty. one and 81 100 III 81
1907 feet on the west side o. Second street,
running back 1857 feet, and is bounded on
the north BY the south line Of the alley i'm
between Union and Gayoso streets; lot No.
ten 10y adjoins lot No. on the south side Of
the latter lot and has a front Of q 8l-lOO feet
on Second street running back l48k feet to
an alley. E0pity of redemption waived in
said trust decd: JH MARTIN, Trustee.
W Y @ d l. W Humss, Attorneys,
Memphis. June 81. 1888. 90 1879
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NDh1 land by virtue of n dood &c &c.,,
Guy ID 70 me as trustee by TbeonbSiIImsss
and pnsss, IN the sd day of Deeem bSp 1se0
tsr' reSer ded in Book 1873, page bes aoGv'
'.ecurs 70 Mrs @ W Berlin Inc V na1s, 70
certain indebtedness therein enfiSSSamde nt q
Spo d demand Of the beneficiary in saiS tr snd
monday,the 2sd day Of July. 1854
curing legal hours, at the courtho,ss 49,
ohig9l iy county, Tennessee, offer fr Joor q
zen ior cash, TO the highest bidder s ~ ana
IIO 10y described real estate 70. wit. pe iol
iioso ard 9, block so. in the city of rart Of
T now Iaxing DISTRICT. In Shelby iu nn
Soiner OF Prn's lot on the south s,dS ns
i street. thence running sopfh Win pII.ll1-A
me me ~ ieet 70 0ox's line. fbsnen' LII. Tin
5 5sst parallel with Lindoa street; tbepemse st 20
~ ieet parallel th DeSoto strest ~ north
sreet; thence east 90 feet With M az ,ahnen
Of Linden street to the 6eeinnib1po '0Hto line
Equity OF redemption waivai o,d .,.,
~ vo tvu., 70 20 perfect but SCH and .e
Memphis, Jrne q, 1893.
:" ITBERLlN, Trustee.
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ChanCery Sale Of
Real Estate.

No. 1905 R-.Chancery Court Of Shelby ooun.
wv A Holt OF al "a 0 A Wilcox OF al,
RY virtue Of an interlOcutory decree for sale.
- entered IN the above cause on tho I'd day
OF July. 1898, NJ Is 80, D S3f.I will soll Il
public auction, 70 the highest bidder, In 'front.'
OF the Clerk and Masters ONCE, oourthouse
Of She by county, Memphis, Tennesseo on
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Trustees Sale.

NDER and BY virtue Of two deeds Of
~ trust executed TO me as trustee by Sarah
Provine, on October ~. 1876, and April II.
iof, and recorded in Book No. ia, page
~ 40, ana Book No III; page S62, respectively
tennessee, 20 secure TO the Bluff City Build.
ing and Loan Association the payment of GER
tam Indebtedness mentioned In said deeds Of
trust, viii, GU
Friday, July O, 1883,
during legal hOurs.. at the southwest corner
q Main and Madison streets, in the oitv Of
Memphis. (now Taxing District OF Shelby
county,, in Shelby county. tennessee, offer al
pubic outcry, and sell for cash, to the highest
5oilddisr' certain lot Of land in the County Of
shelby and State Of Tennessee, near tho city
OF Memphis, being in lot No. 30 of L s Tod's
plan for, Willoughby Williams', which is
described IN the quit claim deed from VIII
l0ughby, Williams to James NJ Provine, duly
Rsgister's Office of Shelby county. Tennessee.
Inc lets hereby conveyed being lots Nos. 10
AID u Of Provinces subdivision Of said LOT
NO. 81 lying on the south side of the La
grange or Memphis and Selma Railroad,
fHPIOadwssy. II extended, and between the
az the intersection Of the Lagrange Railroad
AMI FRANK avenue, and running thence south
o3 D lOO feeti thence west 1850 feet; thence
t nSortn 70 the Lagrange. road 5l $40 feet;
sHfSnYo Will su'u IOau al o-lU teet TO the be-
ginning and being part Of the land vested In
said Sarah A Provide by decree In the Chan.
Gerry suit Of j ] Amanett VS.. Sarah A Proyine
O. al; also lot No. Is, Of said Provinces sub
division. sonth Of and adjoining said lots
NOS. 10 and II and fronting 30 feet on Frank
avenue by a depth of $50 feet.
SIMON 6TURM, Trustee
The above sale is, upon application and bv
consent, postponed and will be held al plaoe
IN foregoing advertisement mentioned on
July 20, 1888.
lie $3.50 SIMON STURM, Trustee.
Suly1. losd. ITO 12l