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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-04
CHANOERY SALE
OF
R EAL e g II AT H

No. 1893. lID-Chaneery Court Of Shelby
coupty--State of Tennessee, for use, ETC.,
W.. W. +. Butler ct al: and No. 1905, r.
City Of Momph vs.. II. W fraser ct al.;
and No. 1901, k.D.-City Of Memphis VS..
O. W. Fraser OF al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
9th day Of November, 1885, M. b. 80, rage 81,
/ will sell, atpuhlio auction, TO the hh hest
bidder, In front of the Clerk and Masters
office, courthouse OF Shelby county Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday. February 70, 1885,,
within legal hours, TIE following described
property, situated In Memphis, Shelby ooan-
ty, Tenn, tO-Wit:
Lot Is, block IS, situated at the northwest
intersection Of Beale and Second streets,
ironting e63k feet on the north side OF Beale
street and running back with the west line
Of Second street $50 feet. Sold as property
of @ W. EimOnds, @. W. Fraser AID others.
Also, lots II and Is. block IS, Saints sub
division, each fronting IS feet on the east
side of Msin street, 10th ward, by depth OF
65 feet. Sold as property of Anna B. Lamb
Also, lots q and %, block IS, Saint sub.
division, 10th ward; lot q frontinS W isee
on the east side Of Msin street, and lot ~
fronting 8 feel on the east side OF Main
street and running back 46 feet.
Terms az Sale On . credit six menthss
purchaser executing notes with soegriy men
retained and redemption barred This jan
uAry = = + MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
p J. M. bradley, Deonty Clerk and Master.
J. ". HAInpIVSs I0hSi>sI'
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
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Indians I'm Route for Warrington

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, February ga del
egstion of FIVE stalwart Indians from
the Indian Territory left here for
Washington tonight to see the Presi-
dent and to protest sgsinst the divis-
%. Of tteE !Ands in sege.a.sy,
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TUTT'S EXTRACT ShRShPARILLA

tue vutiai anu . I5vJ IuUues On the Ialls.
Business fair. Weather cloudyand cold.
Euarut him rru v,tv,s, -, a.
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for WOMAN ONLY, and for one SPECIAL
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MONTHLY sickness.
It's propriotors claim for Il no other medical
property; and 20 doubt the fact that this
medicine does positively possess such con-
trolling and regulating powers Is simply
TO discredit tho voluntary testimony Of thou
sands OF living witneaess who are to-day
cxultinR In tho restoration to sound health
and happiness.
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brls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 10000
bu; oats, 97 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; bar
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OF which $500 We're American. Re-
ceipts, 1000 bales, Of which $500 were
Amariroa
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Sec that Crab-apple trademark Is on all
packages Of SALTS" and Water
n-.L M - :. :.
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49, ------------f v-N2S1 ~--~--s~s. s.s.yDy
scarce, 12(9l4c per pound.
FIsH-Mackerel half-barrels. No. ]
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Terms OF Sale-0n credit Of six months.
note with security bearing interestTequircd;
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C0LICIT0RS-Firs class lady and gentle
~ men solicitors to iepresent an association
recently organized in the interest of educa-
ton. Will pay salary and commission. Ad-
dress or call at X. STEWART,
Room 5, EranRiola Housa
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RRADFIELD's
FEMALE REGULATOR
NUFPERIN0 WOMANi

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THE REGULATOR is the GRANDEST
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TRAVELLING and City Statesmen, reEu-
carry one-half ounce sample ION commits
sion) of new article in use in all business
houses. No samples will be sent unless APP
plieant sends card of house represented 6y
him. III. w. Stevens, 1866 North Clarke St. /,
Chicago, I'll.
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A GENTS--In every section of the country
IA for two New Books, just ready. SPECIAL
TERMS to men of experience capable of fill
ing large territory. State experience, age
Qimited), SO Broadway, N. y, and 40 Dear
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lGRNrS WINrRD.

lAHAMTEn--- Men Of ability with $50
M AN GO to 500 capital a. agents
W In good towns, 70 sell the Celebrates
Superior Clothes WIinger on the In
stAllmept Plan. First class paying busi'
meas. Particulars free.
BAILEY WRINGkR co. e. Louis. No:
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BUHDB.
E5is ssSs1a.. ~ + s, Rio g 8: aiy,., g.
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TAKEN UP.

AEARR-On Jan. n, one black mare, with
near the toll gate. ROBERT HOLME6.
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WANTS.

r ADY AGENTS-For Mrs. Campbell's
Il New "Tilter"-a litter, Bustle, Hoop
skirt and Underskirt combined. Hoops can
be removed and skirt laundried. Adjusta
Adds grace, egance and style to the skirts.
Sells for g. 10 every well-dressed lady as
soon as shown. Agents double their money.
Also, full line Of new furnishing goods for
ladies and ehildren.- ADDRESS, with stamp,
II II. CA 4PBELL & CO,
49l West Randolph st., Chicago, III.
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ITO ADVANCE MoNEY-on household
l. property, without removal. Address
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MEN AND W0MEN-Tos start a new bust
1Nl ness at their homes; can be done even
inRs and learned in an hour; any person
making less than 100 10 SOC an hour should
send 10c at once for apackage of samples of
goods, and "a working ssmples (fOrmulasl
TO commence on. Address
ALRANY SIIpPIY On Alhnnu N Y
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A GENTS--Liberal terms; for full particu-
IA iars address GEO. W. W00DWORTH
Z53 Olive street, St. Louis. No
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
STRAYED.

q WHITE COWS-One with rope around
n head. SIS reward for ir return TO X.
d. BARTON, near Curve, Herr ando roa1.
DROWN MARE MULE-About ten years
ID old; long hair. Straye1 on night of De-
cemb r 18th, from Beniestown. Libersl re-
ward .or her return 70 w. II. kELLY:
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PERSONAL.

M D. IRRELEVANT, ATTORNEY AT
WI. LAW, Marine and Commercial Notary
Public, Commissioner OF Deeds and U. =.
son street. COLLECTIONS SPECIALITY.
A ,Y0NE-Wishirg tho services Of Topp's
~ Band should apply at 74NANCE ST.t
CI5TERNS Built and repaired; and
~ warranted; also, brick-laying. Office IS
Madison ST., or tells phone SSS.
THOS. CUBBINS.
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NTEN-To sell our goods in Shelby and ad-
1Nl joining counties will pay GOOD SALARY
and ell EXPENSES. Write for terms and state
salary wanted. SLOAN & CO., Mauufactur-
ers, 29i George street, Cincinnati, 0.
GOOD NURSE
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DOARDERS-At67 Union street.
ID MRS, j. O. FLYER.

AN ACTIVE MAN-tore out of employ;
~ msnt) to begin on moderate salary and
work himself up. representing, in HE own
locality, an old established house. Referen-
ces EXCHANGED. AN, MANUFACTURING
HOUSE, IA Barclay street, N. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
LILLIAN's LAST LOVE.
The Famous Operate beauty Claims tina
She has been Deceived

The Famous Operate beauty Claims that
She has been Deceived
SAN Francisco, Sept. 24.-Lillian Rus
sell was interviewed here. to-day on the
arrest in London of her last husband,
Edward Solomon. "What do you know
about the alleged first wife of Solomon?n
She was asked.
absolutely nothing, " she replied. "He
never spoke TO me Of her. / never saw
her. never heard Of her. / did not
know that such person existed, When
married Mr.. solomon he most solemnly
denied mat ne was already married, or
that he ever had been"
"Did you ever hear reports or rumors
TO the effect that he had contracted n
legal tie with another lady?n
Never Never At least any moro thnn
the vague remarks ON such subject
which are so often maliclously made with
certain foundation. / was certain, OF
course, that my marriage with him WINS
genuine, or should never have entered
INTO IL. did not do so lightly, or with.
out thinking OF what was doing. Before
gave my final consent Mir. Solomon
placed his hand on bible 10 my presence
ana solemnly swore In most explicit
terms that he had no wife and had never
been married. AT first l regarded that
London story as simply canard, for it
seemed to nue. so utterly impossible that IL
could be true. do not know now what
to think about II, and l can only hone
anxiously for further news.n
MISS RusselPs manner at this juncture,
however, Instead OF betrayidg anxiety, ex.
pressed absolute indifference
"When you were In London, ~ the inter
viewer suggested, "did you not come in
contact with many persons who had
known MIR. Solomon before you didYn
"That Is true; but no hint of this mat.
ter ever came TO me. Why,n and here
she colored deeply and showed trlae Of
nervousness, al was with his family there
with his mother and sister. Not the
slightest thing was suggested TO me thai
there was a hidden hstory.n
MAY ask you why you are separated2
your" '0"
"oh, no. We parted the best of friends
me separation was purely matter of
business expedienoy."
"The failure Of The Maid and the
Moonshiner' in New York; said Mr..
DUN, her manager, who was present.
upset the plans Of every one connected
with IT, MIR. solomon, feeling certain OF
success In the larger artistic field OF
Europe, went there Miss Russell, re-.
manning behind, made new contract
with me. She is disposed to make her
way in the future by hard work, and NOT
through newspaper scandal.n
SHOULD this story prove true.m said
Miss Russell, 81 am sure / do not know
What shall do. 1t is impossible TO saw. ;,
"Are you sure that you never have
neard OF woman named Jane Isasos2n
MT, Dun inquired, and Miss Russell re. |
this point. wy"
~ the story Is true,n she added, al am
= victim shall not believe that until / |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
MIR. Oonhliue's only poliueal Ambition,


Roscoe COnkling grows rouLder and
rounder every day He doesn't want 20
do it, but, produng by past experience,
has given up bossing what he cannot
boss. Each month, too, his bank account
grows more plethorlc from the regular
deposits which he makes OF the enor-
nous retaining fees hts ability commands.
His auburn curl has been trimmed, he Is
growing much less dudish In dress, and
his general appearance indicates that
posing for the galleries for him IS thing
Of the past. Those who know him best
say that his only political ambition is TO
do all he can to reward the friends who
never deserted him, and 20 even up
things q little with some of the men he
made only TO be betrayed by them.
Americans, as a rule, have no sympathy
with ingratltude, common as the failing
IL, and that is one reason why Mr. Conk.
ling's course possesses the interest It
does to intelligent members Of both po-
litlcAl parties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
RAILWAY WRECK.
= canadian Pacific Passenger Train Goe
Through Trastls Bridge.

""kh NreStlo bridge.
WINNIPEG, MAN, Oct. THE Cana.
dian Pacific passenger train went through
trestle bridge No. l75, east of here. on
Saturday morning. Five cars, Including
the mail aud express car and four passen'
ger coaches were badly wrecked ana
afterwards burned The sleeping coach
only, escaped unlnjured The following
are the casualties.
ENGINEER FInBERTY, fatally scalded
ABOUT the head and shoulders.
y q. LYONS, fireman, badly scalded
a. Is. SHAW and Jos. BRAwlLIE, INN.
oermen from the Georgia Bay distriets
were both scalded about the lower ok.
tremitieE
g, a. Y SHAW and c. r. MONTREAL
badly burned. -
WM' GRAY, baggagemaster, cut about
the head and face.
:, uko. PEARSON, commercial traveller of
Montreal, leg badly scalded.
badly. "iu''ou
Six bags OF mail were destroyed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
SHERMAN.
Disiooated His Hip-A Hotel Clerk shoots
at His Employer.

DlAiochted HIS Hip-A Hotel ClOrlt Shoots
at His Employer.
Special 70 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx, Oct. 4.-Dr. A. M.
Morrison, one of the leading citizens of
Denisou, met with bad accident in this
city this morning. lie arrived on the
local train from Denlsou about 9 O'Clock.
and, taking street.car at the Union
depot, came up North Travis street TO A
point where he wished TO stop, and at
tempted to get off the car without giving
notice to the driver, when he fell, hurting
himself badly, and WAS carried TO the
oillce OF Doctors Stlnson & THOMPSON
where, upon examination, it was found
that his left hip-joint had been dislocated
Doctors Stinson and Thompson replaced
the dlsloceted hip, and DR.. Morrison re-
turned TO Denison at noon, assisted bv
several friends, and was resting easily
when the train left the depot.
difficulty occurred at the Harrington
House this morning between j. Nj, Gas.
coll, proprietor OF the house, and Aumer
Slrplese, the clerk. A few words were
passed, when Slrpless fred one shot at
Gascoll with small pistol, missing him.
olrpiess was arrested under two warrants.
one Tor carrying concealed weapons and
.ne other for aggravated assault. HIS
pond was fixed at $3.50, under both
charges, which he readky gave.
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Cant. snas Hare, IT,; Gainesville Rhes,
NJ GAINESVILLE, Lieut. Marion Scots
Douglass x fes, OF Tyler, Capt. X J
House; Longview Rides, OF Longyiew,
Lieuts. Harrison and Foremani Reagan
Guards, Of Mlneola, Capt Cate and Lieut.
h. n. Bruce; Collin Guards, OF Mchin-
ney, Capt. Sllas Hare, Jr. The following
were elected ofilcersi Jot Gunter, OF
sherman, colonel Capt. r. J House, Of
TYLER, lieutenantcOonel Capt, II. N.
Gate, of Mineols, major. A resolution
Axipg term Of Office at two years from
october 10, was carried
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A MrSrrRlous DEFAMATION,
A weIi.to DO Missouri Farmer and q
woman Given Fiogging.

woman Given FiogEing.
sTouTLASD, Mo-, Oct 4.--For some
time there has been an organization in
Miller county known as the White Horse
company, whose syowed purpose was the
suppression Of DEMONSTRATING. a few
nights ago the company visited the house
OF Frank Rodden, well-tO-do farmer,
who was hsrboring woman Of alleged
loose morals and took R0dden and the
woman 70 the woods, bound them across
Il log and administered severe hugging
TO them. They warned Rodden and the
woman that continuance OF there rels-
tlons would resultin their being hanged,
aud also warned q party Of haryesters
who recognized some Of the White Horse
oompsny's members that any reference
70 the matter would result in death.
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TRYING TO FLEECE liz.
A New york Millionaire sued FOR Breach
of Promise.

NEW YORK, Oct. Christopher Meyer,
a millionaire ten times over, and presi-
dent OF Meyer Rubber company, has been
sued for breach Of promise by Miss An
nette Scheucke Miss Scheucke is a de-
scendant of the Knickerbocker family and
about thirty years old. Meyer is sixty
years OF age. The plaintiff places her
damage at 100000
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Push along, Keep Mor,nr.

Wanted fifty rent houses wanted fifty
business houses wanted all Of the resi-
denee property in the city for sale wanted
all buyers to see us before buying else.
where. Our aim is to offer eli property
that Is offered In this city that has perfect
Titles and offered at its value.
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Main street corner lots we offer at bar
gains, Corner lots on Houston street
cheap. Sixteen building lots in east part
OF city on installment plan, cheap. Three
lots in trust very low, and all Of the de-
sirable property that is offered In this city
is In our hands. For price, locations and
terms see us. A, +. TRUIrT & Co.
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"TVNIAT 70 IhV WNfttIe.
MINEoIAi Tx, Oct, "A convention
was held here to-day TO elect neld officers
Tor the Fifth regiment, Texas volunteers
with Capt. r. j. Houae OF TYLER chair,
man, and Lieut.. w. II. Bruce ~ MlnSois
secretary The companies connris,ns,
tue Filth regiment were renresenfaI -
follows Grayson Rifles, Of sherman
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Tho Judges were Absent

special TO the Gazette.
TYLER, Tex, oct. 4.--The supreme
court and court of appeals, which was TO
have met to-day failed TO convene, owing
TO the absence OF the Judges, Judge J. p.
White and Assistant Attorney General
Burts being the only members present.
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