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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

order to nrevint dangerous aud i'm
proper personsfrom beng sent to the
colony, and 70 the care OF the mental
and physical elections of the patients,
and Tor securing to them proper ac-
comodation ane treatment; and an in
Urinary has bea established for those
who need medial care, But the adj
mlnistration mikes very little show.
The whole of Geel district is an asy-
lumi and the steets and the surround
ing country are ne promenade of the
lunatic. PopuiQ' Science Monthly for
November
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The Editor Proposed.

Editors have their peculiarities as well
as other people. They practice and incul-
cate brevity, which is virtue. They are
absent-ninded, which is failing
IL is not strange, then, that one should
send a note 70 his ladylove like the follow
ingi
SDEAREsT,-I have carefully analysed the
feeling ! entertain for you, and the result
Is substantially as follows: l love you
viii you be mines Answer"
Then. after moment of thought, he
added, in dreamy, absent way, Write
only on one side Of the paper. Write
plainly and give real name, not necessarily
for publication, but as a guarantee OF good
faith
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March,.

Farm work IN March is more de-
pendent upon the weather and climate
than that of any other month, and al
though our southern readers will be
well forwarded with their potatOe
planting, and even have their spring
grain Sown, befO-e the month comes in,
whether it comes "lIke lion. or like
lamb, " we of the frigid North may
have still three feet of frost in the
ground, and perhaps good sleighing
up to the twenty-tifth, north-easters
lasting week, spring floods, and
roads which neither horses feet nor
wagon wheels can find bottom in, may
be the order of the day. So hints
about work must be taken with liberal
allowance for the waywardness of this
first spring. and last winter month.
New seeds and new tools should not
be lost sight of, and it will often pay to
test the former in small quantities;
then, if they do well, you will have
some seed yourself, and may easily get
more. We need not remind our read
ers to be beforehand with their work
Spring grains can hardly be in the
ground too soon after the frost is out.
Potatoes follow as soon as there is
reasonable warmth in the ground.
Grass seed and clover may be sown
with spring grain; and clover on win
ter grain is best sOwn upon one of the
last light winter SHOWS. The earlier
manure is out upon grass and grain
land the better. Even when the ma
nure is intended for a corn crop, and
not to be ploughed under until the first
part of May, the gain in The growth
of grass. will more than compensate
the loss by the action of rains and dry
ing winds, except upon hill-sides and
spots where the land is especially eX-
posed to the washing by heavy rains.
1t is rare that the month passes with
out warm and dry weather sufficient TO
put the ground in condition for plow-
ing throughout the great middle corn
and small grain belt of the country.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

boEus Butter
When, few months ago, one of the
courts decided technical point in IA
yor of the makers of oleomargarine,
the dealers in bogus butter were great
ly elated, and dealers in real butter
were for while depressed. One of
the dealers in the fraud in one of the
butter streets, nailed up banner.
bearing in large letters, '.0leemarga-
rine Triumphant" The triumph"
promises to be but short lived The
people want butter, made from cream;
the farmers and dairymen stand ready
to supply this demand. The bogus
stuff has no chance of success if sold
for what it is. II will only be eaten
by those who think it is butter Deal
ers in real butter in New York city
have recently taken an important step.
A paner was circulated among the
butter dealers, which pledged those
who signed it to abstain from the sale
of oleomargarine. More than nine
tenths of the butter merchants have
signed the pledge. A refusal to sign
will mark a dealer as one who is will
ing to handle the false article. There
is little doubt that the legislature of
New York will pass all laws needed
for the protection of its important
dairy interests.
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rHY DUTY.


r. SAGUIAhD
Let all the good thou doast % man.
a GIT be not "A debt
ana he VIII more remember thee
The more thou dost forget.
DO it as one who knows il not
but rather like a vine,
Ihat year by year brings forth its grapes
ANA cares not for the wine
horse, when he has run his race,
dog, when tracked the game,
A bee, when it has honey made
DO not their deeds proclaim.
BE silent then, anu like the vine,
Bring forth what is in thee;
IL is thy duty to be good,
And mans Co IA )nor thee.
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so RnsY.

Grocer ito new boy .)-"You must tell
people we are very busy, James, whether
we are or not. They like to buy of firm
that they think does large trade" New
boy-"An right, sir Grocer "a little later
Didn't old Mrs. Benson want anything
Jamesi1 New hoy-.sYes sir, she wanted
a couple OF mackeral aud ten pounds Of
brown sugar, an told her we was so busy
we didn't know which way to turn. an so
she said she was in hurry an she'd get
EN- round the corner
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Defeat This Measure.

The bill of SenStOr j. Wilson, of
Iowa, now before the Senate at Wash
ingtOn, to increase the rate of postage
on Fourth Class matter. will work
greatly to the disadvantage of Seeds
men, and very many other interests.
Indeed it is measure which ought to
receive the united opposi on of the re-
representatives. of all political parties.
Farmers everywhere will do well to
write to their Senators and Congress
men, urging them to oppose this bill.
We are assured that this bill has been
sprung upon the Senate in behalf of
the Express Companies, who are con-
stantly aiming to increase their own
revenue at the expense of the p. o..
There are thousands of Post-oilices not
reached by Express Companies, where
the surrounding population are now
Accommodated at reasonable rates by
United States Mails. The Express
Managers would like to crowd the
mails out of the field. occupy it them
selves, and charge whatever rate seem
ed best To them. So far from advanc-
ing the rates on any class of mail mat
ter, they should be steadily reduced to
the lowest minimum possible. The de-
velopment and progress of the people
of the United States are identical with
reduction in postage.
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NOTES OF THE TIMES

kLEPToNBRELLoSIANIACs, i, the new
80 word coined III Harvard.
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LuEp TESSl,oS has sent a cable
message q Senator Hawicy thanking
him for Tie stand hc has taken i'm
favor ofau international copyright
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LOWELL. Mas. has 2S-jl5 males and
-. $50 temalr-. showing the largest per
cent % females over the male popula-
ton nt ans I'll. of tho country.
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rye -four where it is accessible 10 the
bees They will use It IN place Of pol
len, 4 few 40 ers are open o. the
weather rough.
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A we'll known citizen OF La

well known citizen OF Lancaster, Pa,
Mr.. L. B. Keifer, writes: Having sprained
leg OF almost thirty days standing, and
after trying half dozen advertised prepar-
atoms in the market without satisfactory
results, / was advised TO try Salvation Oil,
did so, and iD less than three days my
leg was all right sgain. It did the work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

Modern spiriiualism had its birth in
the spin, rappings Of tine Fox sisters, of
Hydcrviile. y. Y. in ISIS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

A CsWEEIuGE man went over 10
Pawtacke. T. l., intending to kiss
every woman be met. There was no
delay iu pronouucing him insane.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

ALpNG the Hudson river over two
million tons 5ficc hava been stored in
the ice-housss.
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TIE charity ball was a great charity
for dre- maker-. is the pertinent com
mcnt II j Chicago paper.
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C"N@EEs-slAS SPRINGER has the
t,meriry - pronounce the prevailing
fashion Of society ladies dress a the
low-and-brhoid style.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

The first crerbe. cor day nursery for
children. wa- established in Paris in
leii,tle .-F-- Fl London I'D 1855, and m
the United STATES about ten years ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-11

ER HorKI,y, 81 Atlanta has Jrr-
Soy which ii ls>j produced 300 pound $
pf butter n SIX months She gave
S.72i pounds Of milk. The COW Is Of
Iur. n.U.... blood.
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THE Poe, I.ougfeliow paid several
visits To- Europe. DIS first oae extend
.uE from isz5 to lo..l. the second cover
ing the wears IsSj-G, and the last le6S-
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ME-. DANIEL Nn-El. died at Shsues-
vile. Pa. from apoplexy. She was
ghy-tire years Of age. had not q
fay hals. a.i never taken a drop Of
medicine or been sick FOR day Of her
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is io1g tie population Of Kansas was
$500. ai,i Il three iarge>, cities were
lveu-Har.H. population 16,5f6 To
Rs l5- 49, Atkinson l5.ln5 Now
} ga Ills mYia Inhabitants than
t.e three maiuei, ii- population cN-
..t.iur i.sHr#4f
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Why Is list Of musical composers like a
saucepans Because il is incomplete with
out Handel.
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Nav, but they don't smoke EN- so
short. "-NelO York Times
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A large number OF Dudes collected at an
exposed corner last Sabbath, where the
wlas g SsT,n nlsH sh Speedily cured by Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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GENEEAL BUIIEH -.y, that he has
long Heaa Il tle opinion that the
public -cao"l system Is he great
element II future safety % the govern
mcut ami the freed. Of the country,
ana that it's MS 3 ief that all chill
dren should bc sent to the public
schools. and regarding his own
children De acted upon that belief.
THE e. phaut Jumbo has passed
from the taNldcrmi-r stuffed and mount
ed He stands upon a pedestal twelve
feet long. and hi~ in~iIcS are entirely
al oak thinkers h0lted together. Rods
III iron take the place Of bones. the
tu-S- dire screwed On ANA the eyes Of
glass are 81 natural size and color
H. was onsy twenty -four wears of age
when be- wa~ fatally injured, and might
have lived la BE- two hundred bat for
that accident
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i'm the roi.-,. gave him a lavish and
costly funeral. spending regal sums
tuc lower. music and display When
an his we~ over il WI, discovered that
-f.,. J..J man, ,,if. was left Quit,
r.nn.,.-. .uf 81, III one had been
rg..--h-er ,aa~s \, ascertain this
s.,I f.c, before ILL., waste Of empty and
mue.IrI show thai, was q hollow
r,o,l.a-e -s...... destitute widow.
TUE Eg>f newspaper. sold for one
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-03
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAT---FMDAY. DEcENrle TER 1885.

me&,s ot:tae North and Southwest
being exchanged fer the timber aud
Productions of the summer regions
toTatn the COST.
Reviewing the chsag,s and growth
OF the Sou heIn railway systems thet
have occurred during he last five or
Elk yeats, we mus conclude that i'm.
poitant aud TX eRhiv as they.are thew
but precede and p we he way. for sill
greet revolution, i eryWhere
there is a mighty expansion snd in.
crease in all lhah makes nat ons great.
naturally Ne giles bsipglasets In the
never r gIbna OF the Wet a1d North
west. Bat the S u,herl States,
though old and w5ll k1owa, ars still
comp 4rstively sparsely settled and
capable Of vast development.
II is tina palt Of tho rsilEeys 10 aid
this expansion and s.imulsts this
growth. TIE attention Of Capitalists
Is turned to the inviting fields, never
cultivated ss shey should have been,
and 1t is pTabGble that numerous new
railways viii soon b. undertaken and
completed which will open up extern |
sive sactions and gttIac. many immi. !
grants besides changing Old IDEAS and |
methods. t..lpy ! f.. .a.
Evidently the South,rn States are
entering o. aiperIod Of prosperity sur
passing the snticipations Of their mes, |
Grjsndsl and in which their
always VIII share.
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Nnn.Rnsldant NnLina.

No. 6s2O-In the Chanoory Court Of Shelby
County, Tenn.-State Of Tennessee Va.
John Q. Davidson.
II appearing from bill which 10 sworn TO In
this cause that tho defendants, Harriet II.
Smith, Ellen Nooe, Louise Eooe, James Mu-
milan, are non-rosidonts Of the State Of Ton.
nessoe; and Il appearing from the return Of
the Sheriff that Michael maher and Nellie
Smith are not To be found in his county:
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, 81 the courthouse
OF shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on OF
before the first Monday In December, 1885,
and plead, answer OF domur 10 complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for
con Messed as 10 them and set for hearing Oh
parto; and that a copy Of this order be pub
iished once @ week, for four successive
weeks, in tho Memphis Appeal. This 18th
day Of October, 1885. A copy-attesL;
8. 1, MCDOWELL, Clerk and Mater.
By 7. B. Caldwell, Deputy O. and M.
Y. II. h Q. W. Heiskell, Solicitors for DOM;
nlainanL fTi
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The New NJ emphi, Ihoatsr.


Salsbury's Troubs douls produced tho
Humming Bird at the Theater last
night, a three act farce, especially
adapted for them. 1t pleased the audi
ence, and contained a decisive plot,
and gave the clever company an OPP
portunity to display their ability to
better advantage than in the Brook.
Mr.. Salisbury is very original and
funny as Joe Brass" His makeup con-
vulsed the spectators and his ssngs
amused. Miss McHenTy seems much
better suited, and did some excellent
acting as the "Stsge Struck Chamber
maid" Her songs were Tapturously
encored, and the rest OF the cast did
their utmost to contribute to the fun.
The Humming Bird again tonight and
at the matinee tomorrow.
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THE CHICK ASAW GUARDS,
LADIES' DAY AT r. PEIR HOSPITA.
BILE ARML NRY.
A New Departure That Pl 'omises TO
ReTolutiOnize Club Life and
Improve II,

The luxuriously appointed rooms a.
the Chickasaw Guards armory were
thrown open yesterday TO their lady
friends, and from that hour until long
after midnight there was a never end.
ing throng in their hospitahle ouar.
teIs, OF beautiful and refined women.
tasting at arms leng h,oi the pleasures
usually monopoliSed by men within
the precincts OF the four walls that
give them shelter. The center of
attraction. wss, OF course, the billiard
room, although the reading room
was not without its fair occupants,
and the cardrooms reeounded with the
merry laugh of victims at "heerts" or
other popular games But il was in
the billiard room that most OF the
ladies ooagreSated, and the fascins-
tons Of tue scene seemed TO hold
thsm with q trmne Of grasp from
which even the enhancing muse of |
AInOlds band, on the hlor below.
was powerless to persusde them, With |
Rloved hands, rgin TO the chalk of |
the billiard table, they manipulated |
the polished cues, and with |
eyes and flushed cheeks
they endeavoied 30 guide the |
delusive spheres into the pockets that
lined the corners and sides of the
table,. Some If them we're venture
some enough so attempt even the
dangerous attractions Of the carom
tables, end many we're the "0h,
that rose from cherry lips as
.ho owners poked al the object bail
md missed it. OF course, they al had
male partners who eudeavored
With airs of lofty superiority to
instruct them in the mysteries
# the game, bat by some
TRANCE fatality the English" was
lways misappliea and the ball invari-
bly, went where il was beast expected,
Naturally there was no end of fun IN
his surt OF amusement and the ladies'
nioyed it highly, ana will look for
yard with exPectant glee to
ne time four weeks hence,
Then the same programme will
Q repeated. 1t is not to- much, how
yer, to say In this connection, that
be Uhickasaw Guards have inaugu-
ated movement which deserves to
Q generally welcomed, and bids fair
, invest club life with an attractive.
ess hitherto undreamt of. But the
hicks always were original, and their
anne is synonymous with doing
liDg5 in excellent style.
Among the ladies present are noted.
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Fashionable English Hats.

Leidy & Co, have sn elegant line,
imported direct from England. They
are OF the latest and most fashionable
styles known to the English trade.
la add ton they have we'll selected
stock of american hats, which they
offer at most reasonable rates. These
goods aye exceedingly attractive, and
are being sold rapidly. They are
among the very best and most stylish
hats in the Memphis market, and
strangers visiting the city should call
at Lsidy & Co.'s, on Main street, OPP
posite Court Square, and look through
the stock.
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Nnn. RealdenI Nnflce.

No 633l-In the ChRncery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-A. L. blow and othoTs vs..
Irene GoslOt OF al.
II appearing from afhdayit in this cause
that the defendants, Irene 9oelet and Henry
Bonner, her guardian, and Harry q. N.Y.
over, are residents Of tho State Of North Ger,
Olina; and that Joseph M. Bell is q resident
OF the State Of Arkansas, and all non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the oourthouso0 OF
Shelby county, In Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday In December, 1856
and plead, answer or demur 10 complainant
bill, or the Same will be taken for confessed
az them and set for hearing OF pafte; and
that COPY Of this order DO publishes eaoo a
week, for four successive Weekg, In the Mem
phis Appeal. This 9th day ofOotober, 1880.
A oopy-Attesti
s. I, MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By D. r. Coleman. Deputy @. and M.
0llsson a WeAkloy, Soils. for oompl'nt. III
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Circuit Cour1-Fs,os. Indigo

jury calendar Tor December Sd: Nos.
9l93, W. A. & A. T Collins vs. Taxi q
District; 9l96, r d. Fray5er vs. ]. F.
Frank; 922l, 0verton La vs. P. O.
ONeil; S2ll, L, b, Eaton ys Matilda
Steger; $500, A. II, Kortrecht vs. II.
NJ. Sobreyer; 9j9l, ]. Fl. Coffin & Co.
Va John +. Carr; 9092, E. H Warner
vs. John F. Can; 1888, N. 0. Nelson
Manufacturing Comps " vs. A. Lago-
marsino; OH, Garrison & Strange VS.
Burrows & Alternately.
In the CAGE of Simon W. Green
against V.c'oria Jacobs, admin ira
trix. there was in gment yesterday
for $l23 80.
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MEMORIAL HISTORY OF MEMPHIS
And shelby County, by !. M. Kcat-
ing, ID. Mason a co., n nbIishers,

The above work is meeting with a
most cordial reception, snd when pub
lished will be of great value to Mem
phis, as the volume will be entirely
devoted to the history Of Memphis
and Shelby County and will be writ
ten by ]. M. Heating, whose re-
searches in this direction are Of great
interest. We invite your earnest sup
port in our eudssvor,
D. MASON 4 CO.. Publishers.
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Nnn.Rnsillant Nntina.

No. 6C72-In tho Chanoery. Court Of Shelby
county, Tonn,--State Of Tennessee, for
use, etc., We. W, M. gnsed OF nl.
this cause that the defendants, Gray Boon
Mrs. Smith and husband, 3. X, Smith
are residents Of the State Of Texas and non
residents Of the State OF Tennessee
II Ia therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of Shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the first Monday In December
1895, and plead, answer or demur TO oop@
plainanps bill, and Rmended bill 8, or the
same will BIO taken for confessed as to them
and sot for hearing OK parts; and that copy
OF this order be published once weeE, Tor
four successive weeks, In tho Memphis Ap-
peal. This 18th day OF October, 1885.
A copy-attosti
8 7. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByT. d. Caldwell, Deputy o. and NJ.
Y. H. aud o. W. heiskOll, Solicitors for
o0mrlaiOant. -
"a =. WVufaNnna. snf eauufnwaraga
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Inspect MuIford's stock.
AInat RamnrIrnnIa

In It's effects, and most useful in its
application, the fragrant sOZODONT
has become the most popular denti.
frice in existence. IT'S used and
praised by everybody.
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Gold Pens at SIuICord's.

G0N-o The Children. They arc
SNOS especially liable 10 sud-
den Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. We guarantee AGker's
English Remedy q positive cure. It
saves hours Of ANXIOUS watching.
Sold by
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The MinatTeIS.

Thatcher, Primrose and Vests Nam,
moth Minstrels will appear at the
Memphis Theater Moaday and Tues
day nights Of next week. The sale OF
seats commences Saturday morning at
Mulford's.
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Vocal and InntrumentnI Concer,


The concert OF the young ladies' OF
Central b ptist Church attracted a
large and fashionable audience to the
Y. M. II. A. Hall last night, who were
enthusiastic in their applause of the
following programme rendered with
excellent effect, under the direction
of Emile Levy;
Gaily the Coo
Messrs. Hutton, S0niield, Anderson
and Griffith.
hmanua''''';T; urundler
Miss Carrie Spiccr.
Miss Fi ic,i,.ii,;c;'I Gage ;,;..''' WV
hidsummor Nights Dream 80. Mendelssohn
Misses BerthA and Nellie Willett, pu-
pills Of Miss Minnie Hannah.
baneta Maria .Faure
Mr.. q. D. Hutton.
Misses Gage and Marie Hitfsid,
Moisrs. Oastner and RoiG.
Mr.. y. Y, Anderson.
Medley WaltI-Mapdolins aud GuitaTgt
Messrs. yogeli, Heoklo, Griffin and Yates
OaVstlnA-knose Va Motto ......i;''''' verdi
Good Might. Gentle Rolks,.......,.. Thompson
Messrs. Hutton, SonHe'd, Anderson
and Griffith.
hnchored ...,.' W atSon
Mrs. O. Q. Oowan. ,,.,
Misses Gage and Marie Hii.fsiS. ~
Messrs. Castnor and Refs,
Miss Susie Greenwood and Mrs. o.
@. COwan carried of the honors Of
the evening, and were enoored again
again and sg4in.
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FOR SALB

GROCERY AND COAL YARD-DoiuE q
VI good business. Sickness cause Of selling.
Inquire CD Preston avenue, sixth house,
south Of jackson.
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G-,T0C X FARM-VaiuAblo stock farm, 10 b
= aor es, miles south Of Memphis, between
NJ. XII. and Valley R.R. has good dyelllng
Of 8rooms. 6tenanthoules, barns and cribes
about. 500 acres under fence and $50 oulti-
yatotli a large list OF per,ouAlty. including
0 mu los. 100 head cattle, 2T5 sheep, 100 hogs,
$500 bushels corn, 200 tons hay, wagons
and largo list Of farm tool, eto. Prioe.
two years, With por cent. for the land and
neafannatkv Anniv IN