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Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

Above all other earthly ills,
hate the big, old-fashioned pills;
By slow degrees they downward wend,
And often pause, or upward tend;
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A Pellet, rather, that is all
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Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

Constipation is positively cured By Carter's
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The Morning Dress.

1t is said that lady's standing in society
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indicating that the wearer has not yet learned
the proprieties. But no one need be afraid of
being called ''shoddy' if her loveliness is as
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above all, of those diseases peculiar to women,
and which find ready cure in DR.. Pierce's
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dollar. By druggists.
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

fMERE IS SCARCELY A DISEASE, Of the human
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large doses the Bitters is cathartic and tonic,
in moderate doses It is tonic, gentle purgA
tive, invigorator, and corrector of the blood.
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

Three members of my family, says Mr..
James A. Sample, Cash Room, Office of the
Treasurer, U. s., who were suffering from ag-
gravating coughs, have been much benefited
by taking Red Star Cough Cure. None of the
i'll effects so noticeable in other cough RENE
dies, have followed the use of this.
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

From among the many testimonials received
we select the following written by J. II. Car
ter, resident of Phelps Co, Mo, who SAYS: (:
81 have used Sherman's PRICKLY Asa BITrERs
to the best advantage, and can honestly testi-
fy that it has done myself and family an i'm
mense good, and from my experience recon-
mend it highly to all sufferers
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

About twenty tons of giant powder are used
weekly in the Menominee range mines in Wis
consin. As the Northwestern road viii no
longer transport the article, local factories are
to be erected
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

A luxuriant head of hair adds TO beauty and
comeliness. Use Halls Hair Renewer
Remember! Ayers Ague Cure is warranted
to cure fever and ague. 1t never fails.
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

When Baby wAS sick, Ne gave her CaStsriA
When she was Child, she-cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss. shs clung to CastOriA,
Whsn shs bad Children. che gave thoa CantaEiA
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

Jones' wife is such an everlasting talker
that her neighbors call her Mrs. London, be.
cause they say she is the modern babble on
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1t is 50 Everywhere.-EB B. Rail, drug
gist at HiattsvIlle. Kan, has this 70 write
about Aliens Lung Balsam: ut Is the best
selling throat and lung remedy, and gives gen
eral satisfaction. cheerfully recommend ii. !"
Buy the large S100 bottle for Lung Diseases
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

The judges of the North Carolina supreme
court have enough cases on hand to keep then
busy until June.
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In every land and cline, the merits of st.
Jacobs Oil as the only conqueror of pain, are
being acknowledge by the press and people.
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

ITCHING and irritations of the 0IEia and
scalp, burns, scalds, piles ulcers, polsons, bites
of insects and all skin diseases, quickly cured by
Coloss CarbOliSalvo. Is 3 50 cents, ct atDruggistG
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

The strike at Wilmington, Del, according to
The Nt1cs, has cost the city the sum of
81 100000.
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Have been using Tongaline upon a patient
who has been suffering with neuralgia for if
gave Immediate relief
r I. Connally, N. D., Mountain Fork, Ark.
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George Coe, nephew of a bank president Of
New York, was fatally wounded by burglar
at Englewood, New jersey.
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W. /. Douglas tae great shoe manufacturer
Of Broeton, and all Of his help have joined the
Knights Of Labor.
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

Why 90 limping around with your boots ri
over, when Lyons Heel Stifeners win kee
them straight
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

The average weekly income of working
women in New York state is $3.50, and S6.1t
for men.
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Eo Opium in Piso's Cure for Consumption
Cures where other remedies fail &c
Western cyclone., 1886-05-20

For Cuts, Calls, Old Sores, Scratch
es, Thrush, etc., use Stewards Heal
ing Powder, Is and so cents DOx.
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The ''old reliable"-Dr. Sage's Catarrh REM
edy.
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II afflicted with Sore ETes, use DR.. Isaac
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Several COWS died recently near Oklona,
Miss, from the effects of mad dog bite
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NKw YoRK, December 800 wing
TO the rnow torn tadsy trains f.om
the West were ali behind time. Tue
st. L1uis express on the New York,
Lake Erie aud WestaTn road wss Ave
hours late, and the Chicago expreaa
..hs. c;rr!ss the aail did not s.sige
uNtil IL O'Clock. The storm inteuered
also wi b ths trains from the South,
and the mills from Washington AID
MI Southern points were two hours
late. The lIostln and Providence
mails were also delayed about two
hours. The through mails by way
Of Pittabrrg failed eatlraly to mako
eJnnec Ions, add thu Pcnusylvat II
Central brought no mails from the fsr
West. This Northern mails, whica are
due at GAS O'Clock arrived at 8
O'Clock.
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Life Insurance Obtained by Mar
blh der

NES YoRK, Decemb SO.--A SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, special says; Henry T.
Gu YER, OF Boston, superintendent of
agencies for the John Hancock In
suraucs Company, and Edward Hsmi',
OF New York, medical supervisor for
the Prudential Irsursnce Company OF
Newark, N ], have bren investigat.
ing the circumstances OF the sudden
dsath OF Thomas Hughes, on whose
life Mrs. Ann Hurley held a policy In
esch company, amounting to 1925.
The gentlemen Interested preserve
the utmcs. seer, cy, but admit that
there is ieason to believe that Hughee
was poisoned. 1t is ssid by the off
cers II the companies that Mrs Hur.
ley also holds. pohcios 10 the Metro
politan Company and the Hompo-
psthic Company Of New York for
about $1,000. II is also thought tina.
invest cations are 20 bs made rs TO tho
cause OF death in ore or two other
cases wherein Mrs. Hurley WAS the
beneficiary in the poiicies. 1t Is prob
able that two or three other bodies
will be exun' d for ORGANIZATION.
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A Little Girl Compiled 20 Steal
purHeh by a woman.

NEW York, December S0.--For sew
erAl weeks pat lady customers Ia Ma
cy's store have had their pocket books
stolen from Their shopping bags. On
Monday little girl WITH bang hsir
and quite good looking, aged about 4
years, was caught in the ct of stealing
0 purse from lady's bag. She was
searched and SIG found in her stock
Jugs. The child wa, Kept a. the store
until after noon. A woman then cane
in claiming TO be her mother, and az
serted that she had given the child
$500 10 purchase things. She indg
nantly demanded the cnild's release.
This was refused, and she left. Liter
she came back with her hu band and
admitted that che was not ,hs chila's
mother. The child was released and
the money kept to psy the robbsd Ia
dice. The girl was again arree cd yes.
terday. H,r mans is Lillian Suith.
She confessed TIA. the woman, MIS-.
ADnie Smith. rad got her to leave
home end steal purtes ia Mays. MrL
Smith was arrested ard lie now In fail.
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RRF. SKIS BROKE UP
Blythe DETECTIVES TAKING HIS
TOUNG VICTIM,
Hiss Fannie Matthews, From Him
and Returning Her TO Her
Mothers Home.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, December 30-Mits
Fannie Matthews, who elopsd with
the Rev. O. B. Scale, OF East Lynn,
ILL.,, has been placed In her mothers
care by the Pinkerton Detective
Agency. Seals was 90 wears old, had
a wife and family and was highly
esteemed as pastor. His victim was
but 20 years OF age. Seals was always
made welcome In the Matthews
household and spared no pains to
praise Fannie. Her parents considered
this in the light Of compliment, 81
highly did they regard the minister. at
last the pastor gained the permission
of Mr.. and Mre. Matthews TO allow
Fannie to act as his amanuensis.
Fannie occupied the position for some
time, but at last went away from Eas.
Lynn 10 visit some friends. The pas
tor disappeared few days later, and
suspicion was aroused for the frat
time. The matter was placed In the
Pinkertons' hands and descrip-
tiops OF the couple scattered broad
cast over the country. One OF these
was received by an officer In Alma,
Ark, who recognized the description
as that OF the Rev. Charles Brady, who
had preached there several times.
Miss Matthews was living In Al
ma as bis daughter. A detective
and Fanpie's mother immed iaiely
went to Alma, but the couple had
hown. Scale, alias Brady, found out
that he was being Swallowed and left,
and the detective found out that the
couple had gene to 81. Louis and from
there 10 Canada. Superintendent
Robertson notified his operatives at
London, Canada, and SAILS and his
victim were arrested day before yes
terday when they stepped from the
train. The pastor was allowed TO 90
and the girl was brought back 10 Chit
cago, where che was Timed by her
mother, who took her back to East
II
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HORRIBLY hLNGLED.
A YOUNG GIRL FALLS UNDER AN
ENGINE
And Is Crushed, Torn and Killed In
the Presence Of Her
Sister.

NEW YORK, December 30.--A young
Italian girl was killed today by falling
In front of a Third avenue elevated
train. Her name was Peppina La
torre, aged Is wears. The accident oc-
cured ut the Eighty-ninth street crocs-
ing. The girl, with sister, worked In a
taller shop In Houston ftre,t. The
sister Is named ('elestine, IL years Of
sge. Both were vc.y lively AID we'll
known to the train mt n from their
daily train trips TO work. The tao
girls were waiting for trein and were
chatting meIri y as q traio came mp.
Cslestibe mads a remark, and Pep
pima, tuning suddenly to reply, lost
her balance, slipped over the sioe of
the platform and fell backward across
the down track. The engine was but
fifteen feet away. Engineer Merrill
did not see her but heard her wild
scream and reversed his engine
with desperate jerk. Screams o;
terror and anguish came from t1e SIS.
ter and all who saw 1t. Several ran TO
aid the hspless girl, but too late. No
human power could help her, The
poor girl struggled pitifuily on the Ice
covered toards, making q despera
attemDt to arise. She rais,d her
hands beseecbiugly toward the horror
stricken spectators. The hands were
the next moment beaten down by the
loo lmotive, aud her groans were
family head as the iron wheels mel
cilessly crashed out her life. The en-
CINE s.opp3d when the front wheels
and the forward driving wheels had
passed clear over hsr body. The
girls head, mrshed to q Jelly, pro-
Iuded on one tide and q part OF her
dress On tho other side OF the track.
Wedged In between the driving
Wheels. the body could not he fecov.
cred without raising the engine, A
telegram wss sent to the repair yards
and wrecking train WAS cent down
down with jackscrews, Afer a
hat hours work tho engine
was raised enough to draw out the |
body. The tack in The meantime
WAS blot ked with trains for two mills 10
I he terminus Enormous crowds col
ltc'ed at the station and choked g. e |
platform, stopping all work. TIE
pol cs cleared the station. When the |
body was taken cut II WIS found that |
the neck was nearly severed, one leg
broken and the body ripped opei. |
The remains were removed to police |
5 alton. No blame ~ attached to the |
as the tracks were coated |
with Ice causing the wheals tn clip.
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A MOaheF who Has Killed Thirteen
HAheh

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December 30 -
DR.. Formal, Co'oner's physic an, Ia
investigating a singular series Of
d. ths in the family Of MRS. Nary
bart, No 20l6 Porcelain strict. DR..
Euglish found on his return to the
city from iour days sbsence that
Mrs. Harris new born infant, which
was In full health when he last saw H.,
died on Monday nieht very suddenly
lad my5terlousIy. He also learned
that il was the thirteen h child which
Nm. Hart had loet in the. same way
and at the Bsme tender eye. Undtr
the circumstances he declined TO give
certificate, and the Coroner will hold
an inquest on the bsdy Of the infant
tGday,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-31

cry next. Addresses are expected
from Lieutenant Governor Edward
Jones, OF New York; Joseph H. Real,
president Of the Association: M. z.
Waite. the Hon. John B. Weber, Of
New York; Jas. Howes, OF Baltimore:
Jsmes o. Adams, Of New Hampshire;
o. B. Mason. Of Ohio; Herr Adolph
Mahlin, of Sweden. and large num-
Der Of other prominent agricultural
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Z. G.. CRAIG g. co.
CRANCERY SALE
--OF---
REAL ESTATE.

No. 5052, R.--Chancery Court OF Shelby
county State of Tennessee vs.. s. &.
W8re ct nj.
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
! sac entered IN tbs abeye oause on the
Sd dap Of December 1886, M. B. IS, page
S9i, ! win SO AZ publ auction, TO the high
est bidder, ia front of he Clerk and Master .
Office, courthouse o. Shelby countE, Mem
satnTday, sih daS of January, Isa7,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in the city Of Met0phiS,
Shelby county. Tenn , 'o-Wit:
An undivided S.l5 interest In a certain
lot, described as follows: Beginning Ut the
southwest corner of the Read lot, on the
north side Of Union rect; run uiug thence
westward with tire north liue nt Union
street AZ feet, more or lees, to a stake sta I'd
ing 43 feet, moro OF less, east of The east
abut cot of the bridge ovor the bayou
thence northwnrdly l4S% feet. more or less,
TO the point whore the hypothcnTse of the
triangle lot of the RrinkleV heirs, on the east
of the bayou, cuts the south line OF old
Union street; thence eastwa div with tho
south line OF old Union street S. feet, more
or lsts, to the wet line Of tho load lot;
thence eouthwardly with said Read line to
Tho beginning.
Teras VI Saloon a credit Of six months,
inrore bearing notes with good soourits re-
quirod; lion retained. redemption barred.
This pecsmbor Is, 1856.
=. ] MCU0N I'LL, Clerk nr Master
BY B II. Colemsn. u. G. and Il.
Y. II &c ". heigkell, tOicitors.
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AnIrpor.n, Fnrmer nun.,

NEw YoRK, December S0.-William
Hatton, u wealthy farmer Of Film ne
county, MINI, came to town a few
days sg1 with his brother to take pas,
sage for Scotland, their native p aca.
While wandering around the city
seeing the sigats yesterday HUT n
Eel ia with sharpers who induced him
to plsy cards. They cheat d him ont
OF $1,000 aud then dscamped.
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so0lea BY the Pay meat Of sIOO, 900

New YORK, December 30.-The case
Of the 0tegon Transcootiuental Com.
paoy sgalnst Kuhn, Lleb 4 Co., In
which the former received u verdict
Of SIP 600, waa settled today by tbs
payment of $40 ,00) by Kutn n, Loeb
& Co The reason Tor such prompt
settle ment Is that one OF the members
OF the q IN ia TO withdraw January
1st and before dissolvicg connection
with the fro wishes 10 have every.
thing cleared M.
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SsEAE.EAa - wEALfa.--DR. 4. c..
q xdar1 atce1 lpeeihc for HyCtoris, DisIi'
ness, QopvGlGopss, Eta, Nervous Nsursl.
ia, losdaobe, Norvc''s Prostration, seusec
81 the use OF alcohol or tobacco; Wake.
Brain, resultinE In insanity and les ,hR T.
ntaery, decay and deR;hi Premature va
Ago, RArreuneas, Loss Of Power IN either
* involuntary Losses and Bpermator-
thea, caus. tby evor-exertion OF tho brain
sslt.sAulo or sriudulgen co. Mach boz con.
tsjus ops montl treatment. 81 boz, o
rx bozes .OT s., sem nv nail prepaid, on
sgooips 81 Ut 90. VS. Suarant,e SIX boxcs
70 care amy care. WITH each order reosiVed
by ns Sor six boxes, accom- paaied with u,
10 viii sond tho purchaser Qur. writer
VuSrn ptos 10 refund the money II thes TeAt'
mont does roi eEVat cure. 0uarApteol
i,sasd only bv A IEpKEAT 4 co.. OTuS'
gists Nav, nhis Town.
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MKrru1s, TESS., December 81, ISIS ~ T.
PnEs cURgD ny LIFuIo Co 5 Ann.

Pn.Es SUREp ny LIRuld Co 3 ARM
CATID EXTRACT az WnCu HAZEL.
Poi +. NJ Hale, Md, LID. Il
the Chicago MeCiJal Jollfgs, s,ys:
at has exgaor liniry power Sv,r tIis
diteaes." Poi Sidney Ringer, OK
the University Ne6ica OJleee, Lon
GoR, says: have found It's ns1'a,ly
su!c,ssfui" Bawsre of Furh i'm
itaaons. AeO cures ia una san, ia.
tA'rh, neuralgia aEd female sud rings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-31

EEw YORK December 80. Extern
siv. perpetrators are bling made for
the e'gath National Go veniioo of
the An ficap Asri Htural and ID Try
Association, whioh IL io be held in
THE city en- the Sth and 9th OF Febru-
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PsnnyrOyal Pills

"CHSu0 ESr ER'S ENSG.ISH -
ybe strtgtnAI nmd 0ntS BeAiuiue
sale and always Reliable, Beware Of N'0gt.f.
&C.. limitations. Indispe nsGble % LA az 50.
e. . your nruNgise Tor OH2cheNsSr's
EnGil 'Dn6 take no other, or iucl0se &
,stHmpD to vs. iOr particulars rs LE17th 10y
F.fMEn utRti. RAA'S.rs. ans
ctiaNt aF f'her'licnb Co..
gSLg madison ttssUrrr, NNiands,- e.
Sold bv bruggists everywhere. AK Tor
"thtCbtNtcs'S tuUtttn" RttuyTCySl
elIis. Take no other.
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rates made.
AZ Stewart, Mo J Toensfeldt. Mo
j A Boyman. Ala yCudaby, Ill
J Compton, Team @ fitzgerald, Tom
W X Mullins, Tenn ] II Triplet, Tenn
A D Pace, Miss Il n Colby, Mo
Q Hamnton, Ky INK Plem ing, N
7 Q ii Vance, Ky y NJ Duval, Tenn
q II King, N Y A d Phillips. Ark
Miss Bowen,V Va MisB Brown. Va
J w King, ohio y C0rrigan,. Mo
J ii Brinkley, Miss ] A NJ, ers, Ind
A b Rich, Tenn Wv Sullivan, Mis-
J 7 Avis, Miss RIB Snowden, Tenn
Edgar shelby, Tenn u O kerriEan, N
s A Champion, Tenn 5 Lemau, Ky
& Lehman, Ky White, Tenn
X Il Porter jr, Miss j W BLANKS, La
L Polk, Tenn w o KIN ght, Mss
X o Mcclure, Pa E6 DAVIDSON, Ky
B O Adams, Wis II TBttersall XIV, Tom
j Sawyer, Wis Pete Grau, Ala
J Bennett, Miss Mis- ) Benp It, Miss
p Lion, Minn q wen, MINI
ID A Skeen, Ky ia Wright, Tenn
J ] Restor, Miss ID b Morrison, Ark
s Q AFFORD, MISS i Davis, Ill
X M Graham, Ark y A Wilson, Ark
II Scott. Mo ON Vkeal, Res
@ T Lusk, NY TP johnston, NY
J 5 Claypool, Ind WKDSe, Ind
ID ID Evans, III s 0iddings, Mo
il Busheii. No + Cooper. Macs
u "A Wilson, Ark Miss Dudley, Mass
T X Whitmet, Ark x Ripley, Mass
O Canesy, Mass TO Sierrett, Ind
T A Drive, Ind G Van Orion. Mich
M Kelly, n Y LWeir, Ny
A Austin, Miss WB Virgins, Tenn
N Il shermsn, Miss i Hartman, Ark
ID w whitney, Ky Hz Churchill, Ark
w l. Duff, NY otto Hermann, Ill
w ii Hawley, Tenn Mrs A Loysllette, Ill
J X Ioates, Ky ID II raomA, Tenn
II II Vance, Tenn Mrs M A Reattis.Va
q Del sheld, MY Jsilyerstein. Miss
@ d Gray, Tenn II A Bobo &w. Ark
Mrs w ID Boyd, Ark N " Wragg, Miss
II w Parker, Mo II J Baker. Ky
II T Blanton,- Tenn @ Mason, Tenn
j M Mason, Tenn Y Hawkins, Tenn
q l. Virgins, Tom Ge0 McCandls's, Pa
ID w Lake, Tom II ID Walsh, Team
Il howard, Tenn Q y Crawford, Tenn
II Everman, Tenn wv Walker, Tenn
E Lehman, Tenn r A Goodwin, Tenn
A l. Woods, Tenn w naat. Tom
w Days, Tenn w HHynie, Miss
Harris. Miss W p Wilson, Tenn
W Y Taylor, Tenn IA Dsnie, Tenn
X B Cash, Tenn j M q 9odbAr, Tenn
: NJ Y,nton, Ala Qrgill. Tenn
I u Hill, Tenn II Beverly. Tenn
5 W James, Tenn " Wi lette, Tenn
] Lamb, Tenn VIC Mcclure, Tenn
II Poston, Tom Reed, Tenn
II l. Soruggs, Tenn M MchiGao, Tenn
w Myers, Tenn w l. Pu'laa. lem
Sanford, Tenn w Capnen. Tenn
W l. Harvey, Tenn W Day, Ala
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CEEANCERY SALE;
OF
NJ II a IL d. q r. A. n "

No. 1864, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby
couoty--John 4. WIllins vs. WIN. d. Ira
bue ct al
10y virtue Of an introductory decree fos
ID sale entered in tho above ,sHse on the
7ih day OF December, 1885 NJ. b. So, paEe 4l8,
/ will sell, at public auction, to the b gbest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
ONCE. ut this Main street entrance OF the
courthouse Of Sholby county, Memphis, Ten
nessoe, on
SaIHrs;ay. S,h day Of Has uary, 1857,
within legal hoors, the following described
property, situated in tho ciy of Memphis,
Shsby county, Tenn. tu-wit!
A lot beg inning on the west side Of Waln ut
Etteat, st the no thoast corner OF parcel Of
land convey ed January s. 1867, by Samuel z.
Walker in trust ~ Il L. D nDisOn and a. s..
McNosir, for Wa. aud Ed Orgi ]; thence
running northwsrd with the west line OF
Walput stroet IS feet; lbeuce west $50 ,eot to
u st,ke; then Q south rs feet to the limo OF
said trust property aforesGid; thence east
ward lh0 feet 10 the beginning.
Terms OF Sale--oue hali cash; BALANCE in
nix months, pot6 bearing interest at per
cent. from date. with security required;
lien retained. This December Is, 1886,
s, 1. n GOODWILL, Clerk and Master.
Ry p. y Coleman, ID, G. and NJ.
Q. W. Heiskoll, so icit0r.