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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-03
Iron Wednesday. Daily.J
sALMAGUNDI.

W. J. Hanks OF Wells. was . passen-
ger by last evenings east-bound train.
Tbs year 1885 is growing old and fee.
bic, and soon will be among the things
Of the past.
G. c. Warner / Co. shipped to-day
to st. Louis. No, car copper matte
from Bullion.
The report Of the Christmas tree COM
mittee is crowded out Of this issue, but
will appear Tomorrow.
This day has been q succession Of
storm and sunshine. aud the weather
this evening is growing quite cold.
The weather. which has been truly
lovely for several days past. opened up
stormy this morning, with IA mixture Of
snow and rain.
"Sccst thou a man wise in his own
eonceit? there is more hope Of a fool
than of him." is as true to-day az it was
III Tic uhys Oh SO!o.nOn.
The apportionment Of County School
Funds to tue several Districts Of Elko
county for the quarter ending Dec. 81,
1885, vii! be upwards Of Sl3, 900.
We object to our exchanges saving,
The Times-lieview truthiully says"
Well then: The Times-lsevi-w lnen-
d~acious!y remarks" How do you Ike
the style OF that?
The individual spoken Of in Holy
Writ Us one who will cape at Il cnat
and swallow u camel" resides in Exc.
HIS companion who saves ut the spi-
got and wastes at the buns" also resides
here.
The remark of ST. Paul to Fes;us.
Governor of Jndea, before whom the
former was tried about eighteen hun
dred years ago, might be applied with
equal force to one Of the great lights Of
Eiko county.
BeecLvr surprised his congregation on
Sunday 10y announcing that he would
not receive calls on New Years day.
We suppose he will enjoy his egg nog
in private where he can become COM
Iort by hilarious without tie fact being
teleeraphcd all over the world.
The County Treasurer yesterday for
wardcd Ia the State Controller $3.50
10, balance due the State from Exc
county. Ibis makes IA total OF S3g.-
5Go % which has been paid into the
State Treasury 10y Exc county since
last June.
The notorious self-styled evangelical,
San: Jones, says: "a woman can work
IN the prayer meetin' and talk: she's
cot a kind of gilt Tor ttIkiu', bu;
wouldn't Ike to bee my wife q pitchin'
and rar!u' and preachin in the pulpit
And there are Thousands who are al
most rsady to 20 da!t over the insane
r"nti"gs of this ignumut boor.
4 p!cus schoolmR'am of the cultured
city II Boston pasted paper over the
month Of a little cir. who 80 far forgot
the prophetic. Us 10 sing danng rcLool
lOurG.
The good Citiz, ms of Evanston. Wyo-
ming. were nearly as well supplied with
Turkey on Christmas day as were the
children Of Isreal with quail on a GER
tain occasion. Bee with, Quinn &
Co, presented to their customer, $500
bounds, and Blythe * Fargo 1000
pounds OF turkey, which made glad the
hearts Of all the people Of the town and
surrounding country.
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The bursting Of ono Of the boilers ut
the Spring Valley water works Tuesday,
situated on Lake n reed. caused tho
other five boilers in the building 10 cS-
plodo. The building was completely dc.
molishcd. John Ryan, coal pnSscr. aud
Peter Duffy. fireman, were instantly
killed. George Hunt. fireman, aud
Chris wbnlcu, coal pnsscr, were danger.
ously wounded Damage, $3.50, 600.
The engine nj the time was running Mt n
low pressure. No cause eau DO Ms.
sigued for the explosion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-03
A Bail Friday lJiSht.

Nessrs. Gnbe Hoskins and Harry
Van Dreillen give notice that on Friday
evening. January l, 1856. they will give
a social ball at Freeman Hall, to which
all lovers Of Terpsichorenn recreation
are cordially invited. 1t goes without
saying that the music will be first class,
and u pleasant time is assured to oil
who attend.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-03
Look Quit.

A telegram received from Wells this
morning that We nrs in error
in announcing that the New Years ball
mt THAT place will Occur on Friday eve
ming. January /, 1856. The ball will
take place on New Years eve. Thursday
evening. Dec. 81, 1885. Tuke notice,
and govern yourselves according y.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-03
A Fino Speoimen.

The Candelaria True Fissurs says
Superintendent Cross. Of the Holmes,
has in his possession one Of the hand
soonest specimens ever seen. II was
taken from the sulphuret winze. II is
green and yellow chloride. interpreted
with beautiful lime crystals, and por.
nous OF IL will assay az high as $1,000
per ton.
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From Mondays Daily'l
kALnAGUNDI.

N. S. Bonnifvld arrived from VIM
nemucca by last evenings train.
The January term Of the Distric,
Court commences OH Monday next, Jan
uary 4th.
w. j.. Triton, Reub. Battles, and I'll.
Lnfferty arrived from Tu,carora last
night by private conveyance.
During the entire season up TO this
time tLey have done a steady and lively
business, and can now well afford 70
give tie stock II rest.
The heavy teams which for several
months past have been steadily en-
rioyed ia hauling ore aud bullion from
Railroad diStric: To ills place for ship
meni, haze, in consequence of tie a.
most iinpEssnJle condition Of the roads,
just been hauled of and will no, proSa-
bly, .esume ircightinS until the roads
are settled in III" Spring.
Thomas CruulpackeI, a former we'll.
Known resident vi this place, who left
here tor ArlZyni some two years ago.
arrived here ron the West by til train
last evening. He has for some time
past had charge of a stock ranch in
Gard,u Valley, Eureka county. bsloug.
inS To Mrs-rs. CIouLie ~ Hummer.
OF M.neE'l Hill, and IS nJw here on bus
mess. We haye not yet had the pleas
urc Of meeting old-time ncquuiut-
nn,c, but learn that hc il ia his usual
robust health, aud efT.ctuIl!y freed
from al! hgukcrnG after the hidden
tsc@ OF the Southern Territories.
y. l.. S;.le', who has be IL in town
several days ~ business received = d.
patch to-day from his home at Dillon.
Montana, rcq|igins his return immrdi-
ate'y, aud he Mil accordingly start for
Ogden b. The train this evening.
NJ. Stiles ON time since leased his
saloon at Dillon to one Moses Morrison.
About two weeks ago Il well known
sporting man Of that rcriiou named Hi
al cry III III oi Jealous rage Ia
my H""' M"ri."oh ana dangerously
"o"""'' " woman h'Ned r'nhle l'rIi-
iy, then cOOlly remarklng that he knew
'! !-''''' """'" Do "''!' our l"
- "u'H''' 'o'A us own NE
"''t'" ""'e" Drought "cN'h
' VI sine" presence ~
"'"''' h'e''' 'e "'''h!
=" P'"P'''! S"'it"'y 't't without
''e"' ''"''o
Michael Scyou alias .,pI,cL MI, g.,
was s~criyus'y shat in ~. L.,u, S,r
mont SATURDAY rvruir, J., S,Ios H-
They had I.ru d,irli.u, 60, t
saloon. md in h,ur,.L.r M, nis,,t. NJ,
er,' pistol y,,s ncriI.,,.uIy si..b
with N nh,y, ,,-,, n. VI,
called from Wells 10 attend III. iri.r.I
hmm.
"'''' important commit
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"'''o""'' ana Tue
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80, - ''"'
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the question, that over ninety million,
will bc due the Government from the
Pacific railroads, at the time Of the ma
turIty OF the bonds guaranteed Ly the
Government. Aud Charles Francis Ad-
am. has protested grrut WILLINGNESS nm
l'Snthl
vac '"'"' u "" '"''' "'Ht 10 satisfy
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-03
Tho Bail Last Night

The Tall given last evening
COrurt band, WAS, nutwithsianI
"ad weather. a well :" a very
social affair. .ry conrl.
danced To thr splendid music furnished
10y the band, until nearly four O'Clock
this morning. Quite u number Of per
Hons from the adjacent country took
pert on the occasion, among whom were
Mr.. Kemp, Commissary ut Fort Hal.
leck. aud wife.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-03

The manifesto Of Ulster Orangcmcn
is received with r,diculc by the Pnrnell
ties in London. They assert il r pre-
SCENTS only a minority OF one Of the four
provinces Of Ireland. ard that, small m
this minority is now. 1t is daily bccoml.
ing smaller 10y constant aud gratifying
adhcGiOns OF the Protcstants to the Ma.
iionhl cause. They point out that tho
National League in led and largely Of.
iiccred 10y rrOtcstants. aud TINT it is al.
together too late in the dry to seek TO
make religion the dividing line in Irish
politics. Still. although the Or,ngem,n
and Loynlists are vastly ou,number,d
in Ireland, the Nationalist won d nOt
deprive them Of n single right or priyi
lege accorded to the minority in any
r., . country. In brief, the members ol
the minority party should have every
privilege that my free man can demand,
except the privilege OF controlling the
majority.
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Caution,

All bills against tic county which are
not dlcd with the Clerk on or before
Saturday evening. January 2. will be
Laid over till tue meeting OF the Board
Of Commissioners il February. This
j. positiye.
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NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION n.
LAND OFFICE, EvRBxA. NEv. |

LAND orTtcE, EUREKA. NEv.l
Dec. 10 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thu, the TO-.
~ lowing named settler has flied notice Of
hia Intention TO mske anal proof in support Of
bis claim, aud that said proof v III be m.de be.
fore the Di-tric, Judge Of 2 ko County at Elto
Nevada. oil THURSDAY, JANUARY TWEEN.
Ti FIRST 1850, ViEi Homestead App ieation
NO. III. George w. IIArdssty, for the B. u Of
y. y. y W. y Of y. e. y AMI n. &. Y offs
y. \ Sec. 90. Tosnship CT Sort,, Range 81
East, II ID. 81.
lie names the following wi,pesssi 10 prove
his continu"us residence upon. and cultivation
Of. said land, via;
!. VI. Yo~ell, Of Elto, Elko Couniy New,
u. =. Yates. Of " ~
n. y uu'dsger, OF
Geo W. Tucker, OF "
r. II. TircKLsr, Register
l3IL. I'd.
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GEN-BIRTLETr 4 OsrREIcuEn, Pro
IETon

c. S. Nuckols, A. I. Mnsser. Halleck
S, NJ. Streeter, IL. 5. Thomason. La.
mobile; q. Gresoyich, II. Williams, Eu-
Teka; =. Schillcrstrone. J. W. Purke,
VIM. Kiuke, South Fork; George Mc.
Knight, WriIund's; John Lander. c.
S,rozzi, Pine Valley; +. r Braut, Bull
lion; Frank Terrell. Idaho; Isaac Girls
void, Vim. Snow, Huby; VIM. Conscr,
Wells.
J. Il. CARAT, L. NJ. LaTcrty, Tusca-
rora; A Iroyes, VI. >. BuuuiiiylI. Win
nemucca; VI. Kuhn. Ogden; d. l.. IIoot-
III, South York.
G. L. Mayer, j. ID. Abel and wife, IT.
Halleck; +. Fisher. Hank Norton. Htl-
lcck; Simomctte SIvaya, Jasper; Bert.
Traver, G. 81. Conner. bullion; wm.
Glllaud. LamoiIIe; y. Paulsou, Tusca-
Tora.
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Volume Twenty,

With this issue Of the WEEKLY INDIE.
PENDENT w open the 2O,h volume Of
this paper. which in past years We have
cn~deavored, to the extent of our ability.
to make n readable aud acccptiLle jour
nal, suitable to The various requirements
Of u patrons. How well We have sue
cceded, IL lett 10 the judgment Of our
numerous readers. 1t has been our COZ.
stnuta aim to select for its columns such
items Of general aud local news, in
GLIDING occasional articles of g%cneial
miscellany. as would meet the require.
mcnts of the people Of Nevada, rs we'll
ns to convey 10 those Of the outside
world II general outline Of the principal
interests aud industries Of our state.
We are in no mood TO make rash
promises for the future. and shall only
pledge u best ~cndcayOrs, coupled with
u due proportion Of pluck aud energy,
TO make the ISDEPKSDENr one OF the
best and most reliable papers in the
State, and respectfully solicit the Coop
CITATION Of Il generous public in provid-
ing a liberal subscription list. Ss no en-.
ierprisc can be carried ON successfully
without means. aud il Is y well known
fact that the best papers are those
which are the most hberhLy phtronized.
With thanks to our friends for o lilo.
ernl patronage in the rast. md earnest.
ly soliciting u continuance OF tue same
in the future. with confidence we enter
upon Volume Twenty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-03
The Christmas Bail at Joe Houry's

The dance which took place at j.. Il.
lIcnry's In Mound Valley Christmas was
a grand success. some forty couples
taking part; many coming from n dis.
lance, notwithstanding the inclcmcncy
OF the weather. but they Nil wcrn sure of
n good time because they had all been
there before. The grand march took
place ut 7 O'Clock, Nttsr which they took
their places for II qnadrillc. aud danced
until morning, with the exception Of an
hour at midnight, when supper was
served. The tables fairly groaned un.
der the weight Of the dclicncics, bnt AZ
ter all had partuken there WAS enough
left for Il small army. Joe was ms Jolly
as the rest, his genial c%ouu,onance be-
ing met ut every turn. May lie see
many Merry a Christmas aud Happy
New Year. RED RAYMOND.
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HoTE ARRIVALS.
DEPor HoTEL-CLARK & GRkES, PRo-
PRIEroRs.


+. G. Martin, S. F.; G. Z. Billiard,
Tuscarora; A. f. Thomas, Pleasant
Valley.
Louis Addison. Thos. Kennedy,
Mound; T.. Schillerstron, South Fork
Gee. Reeder. Willow Greek; Ed. Stauts,
Bert Tnver. Jas. Stauts. II. StOker,
Bullion; A. G. Murphy, Jasper; II.
Holverson. Geo. Il. Kemp & wife. John
Angel, lIhlleck.
John Slicer. Benecia; j. Houser Og-
den. V. Waters. john Mckee, Hunting
ton; WIN. Anderson. South Fork; Ell.
Rowland. Carlini w. ]. Urton, Rueb.
Battles, Tu~scarora; ]. Il. Henry, Gilbert
Henry, Mound.
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HUMBOLDT lloUsE-JoE LANG, Pho
PEIEToR.
VIM. liopp, Huntington; q. II. Brew
er. Al. Dakin. Lamuiilc.
John Asher. South Fork; Peter Bar
rctt, Frank l.. Hunter, Walla Wa,!a,
J. +. Thorp. Lamoillc.
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Tho Rev. Geo. II. Tbnyer, Of Bour.
on. Ind. says Both myself and wife
owe our lives to sbiloh's Consumption
Care"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-03

One Thousand gallons Of the best pure
apple cider just received from the East
al the Gem.
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MARRIED.

WHIsnIS-DUDLEY.-At Wells, Drcem-
bcr goth, Daniel WLisman to III.
Priscilla Dudley.
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Ladies' Friend.

The Missouri Steam Washer can be
shipped to any address on the line OF
the r'ilroad in Elko County for Twelve
Dollars, C. o. d.
Address:
Ans. n. LEMON,
IL. Is Nv. Hal eek, Nevada.
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Report OF Tho Christmas Tree commit-
tee.

The balance has been given to thr
Sabbath School to purchase fuel. The
receipts ARE in the hands Of tue Com.
mit,cc. and my n desiring TO see them
ARE at liberty to examine them for thcm.
selves, aud compatc them with this re
port.
MEs. Ben. PAINE.
hHs. j. T.. kEYsER.
Miss llUUGu.
Committee.
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DIED

ANpEE,oS.-At Wells, Ney., Dec. 2GtL
Andrew Anderson. II native Of Nor
way, aged aboUtGO years.
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Mr.. Joseph Scott Of Hailrck. was n
passenger for the Bay by this mornings
train.
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Following are the names Of the Grand
Jury VrnIrc retuTnaLIV January 9Th,
1850.
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Jonn W. Mackay and Dick Dey passed
through by last evenings train. East
ward bound.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-26
RECEIVERS OFFICE
Exchange National Bank
NORFOLK, va, Feb. I8, 1856.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 10, 1856.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office
J. until Saturday, March n, 1886, for the
purchase of the hereinafter mentioned prop
erty in its entirety, and also for pieces or
parcels Of the same-referenOe being had 10
descriptive lists Of said prOperty-Which
lists, stating terms Of sale, will be furnished
upon application TO the undersigned. The
right to reject any and all bids Is reserved
Viz.
The extensive and valuable property To-
Gated in Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va,
known as the "Seaboard Cotton Compress
Company of Norfolk. Va" consisting Of:
/. The franchise, which, among other priv
ileges, authorizes the storage Of cotton and
other merchandise, and the issue of negoti-
able receipts therefor.
2. Its plant, which consists Of three (3l
frst-class improved cotton congresses; two
~ steam tugs; three - transportation
barRes. All the adjunets necessary TO a we'll
equipped establishment Of this character.
It's IRE proof warehouses, seven I'd in num-
Der, Of capacity for storage Of 1900 bales
uncompressed cotton.
Its four az frame warehouses metal roOfs)
capacity, many thousands tons Of fertili
zgrs, salt, etc.
Its wharvos and docks, which afford ample
room for berthing at the same time ten sea
going, steam or sailing vessek. The are Of
the warehouse and dock property In Ports
mouth Is about 81 acres, together with all its
o. her property, which is fully described in
- - WM. H. PETERS, Receiver.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-26
!HE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
Election of OAicers-The Next Place
of Meeting.

CINCINNATI, o., February 25.-The
editors session began at 9 o'clock this
morning, with the consideration of
the constitution. The report of the
Committee on Credentials was amend
ed only on minor points, and the doc
ument as adopted makes the name of
the association the National Editorial
Association of the United States. 1t
is to meet annually at place to be
selected each year by the convention.
The association then proceeded to
the election of officers. For president
the nominations were II. Jones of
Florida and Gen. Leon Jostrenski OF
Louisiana. The vote was 80 nearly a
tie that the delegates became greatly
excited and the meeting for a time
was a sharp war of words, the question
at issue being whether the late COM
ers who had not yet paid their dues
were entitled tovote. The ballot final
ly resulted in the choice OF Mr.. Jones,
whose election was made unanimous,
while Gen. Jostrenski was elected
first yice-president, Edwin Hurl-
but of Wisconsin was elected sec
ond vice-president, and G. A. Lee of
Rhode Island third vice-president.
The other officers elected are w. E.
Paber of Colorado, corresponding sec
rotary; c. f. Gilbert of Texas, record
ing secretary; Robert ii. Thomas of
Pennsylvania, assistant recording sec
rotary; Mrs. Rust of Texas, assistant
corresponding secretary; J. r. Belts
OF Arkansas, treasurer.
An Executive Committee was then
one from each State.
For the next place of meeting the
cities of Denver, Jacksonville, Fla,
and Chicago were proposed The
strife conferred between Denver in
June of next year, and Jacksonville in
The Colorado delegation
won the ballot, and the Executive
Committee was instructed to name a
day in June, 1887, for the Denver
At 80, fifty carriages called
at the Odeon, and the delegates be-
came the guests of the city of Cincin-
natl for drive through the suburbs.
The rain had ceased, and the drive
began in the sunshine.
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Trnatea,A NaIA.

IN and by virtue Of a certain trust deed eK-
i eeuted By SRllie and J. y. Hunt on the
oath day Of February, 1881, and recorded the
18th day Of March, 1881, In book 1856, page
47, Registers Office Of Shelby county, Ten
nesg0e, the noti therein not having been
psid at maturity, will proceed 70 sell. for
cash, at public cutlery, TO the highest bidder,
ln front Of my office, No. "a Madison street.
Memphis, Tonnegsee, on
ThurHday, March IS, 1885,
the following described real estate, situate
and being In Shelby county, Tennessee, and
more particularly described AZ follows: BE-
ing the eastern half Of u 45Tlf -AsrO tract Of
land near Withe Depot, said eastern half
thus described; Beginning at . stake in the
north line Of said tract, the northeast corner
Of that part 20. OF TO GrisKy II. Evans;
thence east 40 poles 10 n stake, the north
east corner Of said tract; thenoe south go
poles to the southeast corner Of said tract;
thence west with south line Of said tract i4A
poles 10 a stake, the southeast corner ns a
part set apart TO q. II. kvsns; thence aorth
$50 poles TO the beginning, Oelng came tract
set apart to Mrs. Salie y. Hat, Dy partition
deed, recorded book 1874, page 400, Registers
office Of Shelby county, Tennessee, TO which
reference IL here made.
This land will be sold as whole or in
several tracts, as may appear most advan-
tageous on tho day of sale.
l.. b. MCFARLAND, Trustee.
Morgan Mofarlan Attornoys.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-26
The First Sign

OF failing health, whether in the form Of
Night sweats and Nervousness, or in
sense OF General WEAKNESS and Loss Of
appetite. should suggest the use OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. This preparation is most
effective for giving tone and strength
to the enfeebled system, promoting the
digestion aud assimilation Of food. restor-
ing the nervous forces to their normal
condition, and for purifying, enriehing,
and vitalizing tina blood
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-26
OUR LA GRANGE LETTER.
DelightTuI weather Induces a Few
People 10 PIOw-LOcaI Gossip.
IooRRrsPoNDENoE OF TIE AppEAL.

lDOkhkSfONDENCE OF TIKI APPEAL.
LA GRANGE February 24.-Those
days Of song and dream seemed to
have returned to call us back from the
cold, icy arms of winter; the wrath of
the weathergods seems to have abated.
Last Sunday resembled gala, or
fiesta" day. Promenade street was
filled with happy groups. As we sit
and watch the sun decline on these
beautiful days, the soft twilight time,
pure and holy thoughts arise within
the soul, as we uneonsciously trust
ourselves in the hands of God in the
nightfall.
Master Blount Stephens is in La
Grange, visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
NJ. A. Stephens. Blount lives in Cali
fOrnia.
Mrs. ALI. Gather of Grand Junction
is in town, teaching Kensington paint
ing. We advise all who can to take
lessons, as painting is useful as well as
ornamental.
Miss Matte Hancock leaves to-day
for Bolivar, and Miss Mamie will re-
turn from that city tomorrow evening.
4Auo. IdNtSJ ST. ID III Town AT MS
daughters, Mrs. DIR. Jones.
We regret 10 announce the death of
Gloster Harwel few days since, near
Lagrange, OF rheumatism OF the heart.
He was young in years to die.
A few people are following the
ground preparatory to gardening. II
is so spring-like, Dubious roots are
budding.
The entertainment at the Female
College was very good. The exercises
Of music, essays and discussions on
the poets are very interesting. There
will be one each month.
Some OF the young men went ser
enadiDg their friends a few nights
9nce. The music was delightful as it
1oated OBl upon the night air. All
the parb blended made one complete
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-26
A Valuable Paten

Dan0y's (HOFse) Corn and Pea Plan.
teE.
q AVING perfected my invention, with
IL . place 1t before The public, especially
m 70 ufacturars. AS q Corn Planter, il is a
perfect .u' ceSs-opens the drill, diftrbHtes
the seed acc, rateiy, unlniered, and covers
the same, thereby one man performing the
work OF three. Tho have boon used in
this section for over dozen years with per-
feet satisfaction. Can give rospoi sible testi
monials. address
JOHN ii. DANCY, DancyviIle,
Haywood county, Tam
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-26
NOtice Ia HarebI RiYen.

THAT the annual meeting Of the stock
i holders Of the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern Railroad Company
for the election Of Directors and
such other business as may come before the
Company, in the city Of Memphis called the
Taxing District OF Shelby County,, Tenn,
on the 9th day of April, 1855, at II
o'clock noon Of that day, and that the lease
from that Company 10 the Newport News and
Mississippi Valley Company will be sub
thereto and approval thereof. Transfer
books will BE- closed iron March 18Th 70
April 9, 1855.
DlfsesoCS. BAAc \, CAT 81, ss4olsSy.