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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28
ghe italian Vegetable Nan.

Mr. j Novacovich called ut the AP-
PEAL Office saturday and stated that he
purchased his vegetables in Sacrament
TO. san Jose and New Castle, but on
two occasions he had run short of vege-
tables aid TO accommodate a customer
had purchased - cents worth OF green
onions of Cinnamon. He claims that
ne made no money on the purchase and
did il as n matter Of accommodation.
lie refers his customers to the v. & I.
freight depot and Wells Fargo Express
Company for corroboration of his
story as to where he makes his ruTch-
asses In support OF his explanation he
exhibited - bills or the month OF May
from California dealers. All stories
started about his vegetables being of
Chinese extraction he pronounceS the
weak invention of local dealers.
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Blaine Forces JyassinC.

New YORK, May 27.-The Com
mercial's Washington S special says:
The Blaine forces are now being
rapidly massed and preparations
for securing the denomination of
the Maine chieftain in 1888, be-
come so patent that his friends are
scarcely attempting any longer to
deny or ignore the fact Of his can
didacy. Blaine is IN constant COM
munication with his principal lieu
tenants at Washington. His right
hand man, Manly, is IN the city
putting in great deal Of hard
work, where it will be of most avail,
and Saturday ne was on the floor of
the House and held long consulta-
tions with Milliken, Phelps, Bayne
and other leading Blaine men.
Anti Blaine Republicans see all
this going and would like very
much to start back fire, but as
yet they cannot agree upon any one
to apply the match, The Demo
Gratis are in no condition as yet to
make a running against Blaine or
whomever the Republicans may
nominate. The most hopeful DEM
ocratic candidate at the present. mo-
ment is Speaker Carlisle. He has
few enemies and many friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28
Servants Erom salt Lake.

The question of procuring white
help is still aeitating nearly every
body in this city. 1t is utterly i'm
possible to procure such help West
of us owing to the large demand in
that line since the anti-Chinese agi-
tation. It is now proposed to send
to Salt Lake and get Mormon girls
Since the dull times there. wages Of
these girls have been very low and
the writer is assured from parties
recently there that the majority Of
the Mormon girls are anxious to get
away from the city and come West.
They feel that at any moment their
relatives or parents are liable to be
arrested for polygamy and the girls
will be called up as witnesses.
Under these circumstances many
Of them who have been raised as
domestic helps in families are anX-
ious to 90 some where else. The
strained relations between them and
the Gentle families employing
them also render their stay any
thing but pleasant. There are many
Others who belong to families not
in polygamv. but who had rather
leave their old homes than run the
chance of being sealed to some old
Elder with several wives. The
Mormon girls all hold polygamy In
They are as a rule
bright industrious girls, willing and
competent and make splendid SER
wants.
An effort is now being made to
secure dozen Oh twenty Of these
girls to come to Carson. If they
End good situations more will fol-
low.
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ALL SORTS.

Boys knee pants 1Jcts pair al
A Bergman 5.
Judge Mesick and Judge Boali
went below last evening.
At A. Bergman you can buy
boys blue indigo waists for - cts.
each.
Boys wool school suits, age from
4 to y years $500 each ct \. Berg
mans
You can buy the latest styles,
silk scarfs for 25cts eachat 4. Berg
mans.
-Lauehton's case before the Su-
preme Court has been continued
for the term.
Quite a crowd Of Carsonites
are going up to Genoa to help ded-
icate Raycraf.'s new hall
The finder of gold breast pin
bearing the initials IS. s." and
" Medical Department" will please
return the same to this office.
R. NJ. Daggett has been chosen
Poet of the Day for 4th of July.
This ensures positively good
poem as DagCett never touches his
pen to poetry that it does not result
in the very best class of liter
airy work.
A good many people are dis
posed to make light Of the APPEAL
Laundry ghost, but the employees
all unite in asserting that the facts
as related in yesterdays paper are
exactly as they saw them in the
Laundry.
The opinion of the general
public in regards to ayers Cherry
Pectoral Is confirmed by clereymen,
lawyers. public speakers and actors.
All say it is the best remedy that
can be procured for all affections of
the vocal organs, throat, and lungs.
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ia. r. +, - :, d. .'ros,jectS o.
| ~. pa. sSfaS3
Th3 ...f,.n AZ the AXE has not
| opened "a yet, hut as for weather
/, Is as peasant as any one would
wish. The beautiful steamer "TGd
Goodwin, under the able manage
ment Of Captain Todman, makes
one regular trip daily around the
lake, leaving Tahoe upon the arrl-
val Of the stage from Truckee. AT
Tahoe City the Grand Central, I'M
der the proprietorshlp of Baily &
Moody, has not been opened as vet
for this season. but it is the inicn-
ton Of the proprietors t. haF =
things in readiness for the Tecgp
ton OF tourists about the lsJ os
juno. This is an elegant place =.
resort with the best OF accamI"cs =
Mons The next place is Mex a-
ney's or Sugar Pine Point. ;als
place is open for visitors and - o'."
Of the best family resorts Oh the
lake. About ten miles back Of
this point is Soda Springs, owned
By the hansucker Brothers, which
is noted Cor its excellent supply Of
mineral soda water, from which it
derives ITS name. Further on We
come to Taliac, which Is without
exception the prettiest place on the
lake, and as for hotels4ccammoda-
tons. is about the best, and under
the able management ef Mr. Con
stock, nothing is left undone for
the pleasure of the quests.
The next place in making the
tour of the lake is Yank' which
still retains its old time reputation.
At this point is shown the only
marks of provement in the shape
Of building, there being three or
four family dwellings in course of
At Glenbrook all is
life and activity. The hotel is run
by man named.Rooinson, and the
accommodations are comparatively
good. Bliss 6 Yerington have
their mill running in full blast, as
is also the narrow gauge railroad
At Soda Springs the hotel, from
what was understood, has not been
leased as yet, and consequently is
not yet open. As for fishing, it is
exceedingly good at all points Of |
he lake and from appearances and |
he general outlook, the visiting |
season will open very early this |
GEAR.
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VI EMOEtIAL DAY.
Monday. May 3ist. 1856.

The following order of parade ane
exercises is hereby announced:
The line will form on Carson
street, right resting on Mussel
street, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and move
promptly at 10 0 clock A. NJ. through
Carson street, direct to the Gene
terry in the following order.
Marshal,
Drum Corps,
| Go. F, n. n. G carson Guards,
| Mexican Veterans,
Custer Post No5, G.. 4. r.,
Union Veterans
Firemen.
| School Children,
Citizens on Foot.
| Carriages containing memb ers OF
G.. 4. r., Woman 5 Relief Corps,
Federal and State officers, Oh. plain
Orator, Poet, Quartette and citi-
Zens.
On arrival at the Cemetery, the
column will be broken and the
different organizations conducted
to assigned positions, when the fol
lowing exercises will take place:
Prayer. Rev. +. ". VanDevcn-
ter.
Reading Roll OF Honor, Adjt.
Custer Post
Decoration Of Graves, Comrades
of G. A. r.
On sounding OF the assembly the
column viii re form in same order
as on outward march and return by
same route. passing in review at
the Carson Opera House, where the
literary and musical exercises Will
be held as follows:
Singing. .........-... QUartette
Prayer. Rev. f. w. VanDeventer
Grafton. Ii: f. Bartine
Singing. .......... Quartette
Poem ..... Mrs. Eliza Leonard
Singing. .Quartettc
Benedietion e. w. VanDeventer
A cordial invitation is hereby ex
tended to all Union Veterans. Fed
eral and State officers, societies.
school children and citizens gene
rally to take part IN observing the
ceremonies Of the day.
GEO. II. MEYERS.
Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28
"A STUMBLING PIANO SHARP.
Something Of Geo. L. De?rans,
Late OF Tltis City

Some months ago a piano tuner
calling himself Geo. l.. DePrans, oil
Salt Lake, came to this city and ad-
yertlsed to tune pianos
He was a man of good address
| quiet in his demeauor, and showed
letters of recommendation from
various notable people; amcng 9TH
ers, Bishop Whitaker, Of Virginia
City.
He contracted numerous bills
here, got Oh several DRINKS, bIlked
a number Of people here and in
Carson Valley and suddenly dis
ared.
j'l.tett the stage man says he is
$50 St on the man, aud the Epis-
..aal Church people aliegc that he
.s.. job on the organ Incomplete,
>'slag that the extra reeds would
a..ve here from Boston He got
iis money, but the reeds have
never been heard from, He repre-
scented himself to be an agent Of
hohler, Chase < Co., San Fran
cisco
Bishop Whittake: has been writ
ten 30 about She letter OF recon-
meudation, aid he states in reply
that he never gave him sach a let
ter. Some three years ago he pa
ra3ed the same letter and it was
exposed as forgery.
He left Austia owing a widow
so for lodging and board. and also
swindled the Sisters School al
Reno.
Tie man leaves a trail Of victims
everywhere he goes, and ought to
be SO thoroughly showed up by the
press that he will be obliged to
shift the field of his operations to
some other section. When last
heard Of he was drunk in Truckee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28
The Result ofTOastinSJ II Davis.

New YORK, May 26-Comrade
S. NJ. Saunders of Mount Vernon
West Chester county, member of
Farnsworth Post, No. 40, G. A. r.
has estranged himself from fellow
ship in the Post and has imperiled
his standing as a patriot by having
proposed the health of Jefferson
Davis at the Centennial annlver-
sary of Chatham Artillery at Sa-
vannah, Ca, in the early part of
May. Saunders was. in Savannah
to sell champagne and sold Chat
ham Artillery 200 cases. He was
made an honorary member. of the
organization. His Post wants him
to resign, but he says he will not.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28
RlNInbin.

]. II. McGuirk the plun Der, is now
situated in the Opera House block and
all jots OF timing and plumbing in
in workmanlike manner, and You
don't have TO mortgage your house TO
ay for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28
Prof. yech.

Prof. Zech the piano tuner is in
the city on his regular annual tour
Persons wishing his services will
leave orders at Friends jewelry
store. II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28

George Mclaughlin is the sole agent
"a Carson for the ~ w Domestic sew
ing machine. machine which is now
at the acknowledged head Of the long
line of machines Offered the public
PERI ct in action nOiseless and lastin
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28
MIX. Niski,

Fresh, pure, clean and unadulterated
milk delivered morning and evening
az any part OF the city. No water, no
"iff; nothing but milk One quart one
month, s2.5l ucss & Swafl.
maylgtf
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-Boils, blotches, pimples, and all
skin diseases, are quickest cured by
cleansing the blood with Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28

wanted-A good white or black plain
cook No washing, no company. High
est wages paid apply to this Office
April Al, Wv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28

WANTED-.A situation as cook, by
coiored man who understands his bust
ness. Apply atthis ONCE. may2Otf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-05-28

WANrED-A situation in a private
family, to do general housework. Apply
al this Office. mayc0tf
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AFTERNOON BOARD.

80 Hale & Norcross-i 80
$50 Savage-l
100 Chollar-)oc
40 Potosi-6uc
1915 Gould & Curry-95c
81 Best & Belcher-91c
as Con. Cal. & Val 40
800 Union-30c
10 Sierra Neyada-3Oc
2l0 Mexican-40c
600 Ophir-aoc
60 Crown Point-1 II
$50 Yellow Jacket
655 Alta-::}0c
$50 Bodice 80
500 Mono 80
3iO Navajo-50c
425 Peer-5c
$50 Peerless-5c
3I5 Holiness
$40 Syn6icate-20c
755 Con. Paeilic-25c
81 Alpha-30c
go Be!cher-i
80 Oyerman-I5c
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-wAxrEs "A girl TO do general house
WORK. Apply 1T this ONCE,
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ice. Heel, fcelts

People wanting Ice will leave their
order. az Doe. Benton's Livery stable
Ice delivered to any part Of the city.
mayl2tf
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STOCKS.

Morning Board.
els Hale & Norcross-2 ~
$50 Savage
~ ChOlIar oCc
100 Potosi-.0c
800 Gould & Curry
20 Best & Belchcr-1 10
100 Con. Cal. & Val 10
100 Union
30 Sierra Nevada-aec
40 Mcxican-;oc
10 Ophir-6Jc
IL, Crown Point-90c
81 Yellow Jacket S5c
.n50 Bodie-l so
5M Mono -
800 Navajo -l0c
800 Peer-iGc
81 Holmes so
Is Pecrless-2.,c
.l15 Croker i1c
- Utah-5Gc
200 Overman-25c
600 Andes-30c
S. Eureka Com -
$50 Buiwer-1 s.
- Silver King-1sb
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9eutid3s araertfaniiher WpIfSs9alen'
NPr

Soeben bat bic in tpeiten 2reiien be-
fens betannte uJrana 8inbelz printing
Co." tn @bicago ibren 9euti6s sMmerifas
nil9en 0olfsfalenber fiir oas Sabr 1887
berausgegeben, tpelder tpieber lit 6ems
felben i9muden @emattbe eri9tenen ii,
tpie feline @orgdnger. 9as iauber ge>
brudte 8a9lein entbdlt ni6t nur einen
bouifdnbigen &alenber, ionbern aud ell
nett ausge3ei6neten 2eiefoff uno mebre'
reiebr i66ne Slluitrationen. Beionbers
intereRant 1T bie Sabresrunbi6au, mel.
DE ale mi9tigen @reigniiie tpdbrenb
bes leBten Sabres umfaBt, ,inb bic @rs
a6blungen, tpel9e gingang in bieiem
Bu9e gefunben baben, fnb nit groBer
9orgfalt ausgetpdblt uorben. 9eattir>
lid 1T tpeber bas bumoriitii9e Clement
bergeifen, mod fino allerlei quite unb
nubli6e &atbi@ldge ftr 6as 6aus
berfdumt tporben. 9as ganae Bud,
10 tpie es por uns liegt, tpirb obne
3peifel etne bersli@e Iufnabme fiaben.
: gs 1T tetn Wunber, tpenm fi9 Der
areis bet 8erebrer bon ST. Nuguft 26s
ntg's 9amburger Sropfen INNER mebt
bergr6Bert, benn fie iinb ein unfeblba>
reg Mittel gegen Masenz8ei6uerben
u. |. to. u. 10.
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Grmftltd5e @efaBr

brobt allen Mannern, 8rauen unb Rinbera,
bic in elmer Gesenb tpobnen, in Der Malarid
borberrfdt, ba Bic saeime ber Rranfbeit nit Der
Cuff einseatbmet unb nit benz @afer eine'
folden @esemb berf9ludt tperben. Gin meoi'
ainif@er S@us if abfolut notbpenbig. nm Oieie
@efa6r gu befeitisen. s fetters sra e u
bitters 1T unitreitis bas bette mnb poPn'
Iarte @aittel, um ben aorper gu ftarfen unb 81
atiIimatiiiren, unb ibn in Stanb gu fesen, bep
malariiden Gift gu ipteberffeben. nnregel'
mdbisfeiten bes Wasens, bet 2eber une oer
Ddrne beforbern bic WfaIaria aber biefe fon'
men leidt bur9 bas 8itters entfernt perben.
Die Serbauuns unb bic NuSf@eibuus peroen
bur@ feinem @ebramd sef0rbert, unb ein fraf
tiger unb reselmdbiser 8ufano bes &orpsrs
babur6 berbeisefabrt. Ser aorper tpirb ani
Sieie Beiie bmr9 bieies nnberalei6ltde Sdut'
mittel bor ben Mnsriffen ber Walaria betpabrt,
nnb bietet bas 8itterS auslei@ cine fdere unb
sriinbIide Sur Der f@limmffen Galle bon
@e9lelfeber.
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Eeras.

= Sft 2arebo bat es mi9t tpenio
Mufieben erregt, baB bic 17idbrige Sod.
ter beg berforbenenen Senator 6all
nit einem Manne Namens Gotpaer
bur6brannte, I'M fi6 irgenbtpo auss
pdrts trauen 3u laffen.
= Dte poliaei bon 9arebo 1T binter
5 Mdnnern Der, bic in einem 9aufe erz
f9ienen, moielbft ein Sana ftahfanb.
sic bra9en bas 8ergniigen auf, ergrif'
fen bann bic Grau beg 9auseigentbiis
iners unb lna@ten ii6 NIT ibr babon.
3tpei ber Nadnner finb am Gluffe ner'
baftet tuorben, bic iibrigeu iu@t man
nod.
- ginem 8eri9te bpn eagle pab
na9 bat bic 8eb6rbe BON pieoras gfe,
gras eine 5teuer bon $1.25 PRO Gopf
auf ieben Nmerifaner gelegt, BET iiber
ben &ip @ranbe fommt unb Waaren in
Btebtas Negras tauft.
- Bei Glarfsbille fanb ein @efe9t
atpii9en Beamten uttb pferbebieben
ftatt. Gin geminer Wallace fam nod
GIartsbille unb bertdtete, baB ct bon
pferbebiebem, bic baielbft lagerten, um
fein pferb beratbt tpurbe. 3pei 6hlfs'
iberiffs NIT stpei anberm Mdnnern gin'
gen binaus unb trafen bic angebli9en
pferbebiebe, bic fidb aber arr Webr
iebten. giner BET 2ebtern tpurbe ges
f9ofen unb erbieH fpdter nod einen
S6uB, 10 baB ct t6btlt9 bertpunbet IT..
: gu Oellotp prairie Bel @albmell
eri6oB Elm getpifer Gains ieinen 9tiefs
iobn Campbell, na6bem f9on ldngere
3eit atpii6en 8eiben unfrieben &C.
berrl9t bate. Campbell mollte nit
ieinem @tiefbater ni6t mebr am felben
Slide eiien, ergriff i'm urb riB i'm bins
meg, nobel er BON bemfelben get6btei
pur6e.
- Hie Nrbeiter In ber Goblenmtne
au Ganto 8omas fteaten sic Mrbeit Elm
unb berlangten b6beren 9obn. Meb'
Erere Sberiffs tpurben bon 2arebo gum
@9ube Der Mine binausgef6idt, NOS
rauf fi9 bic Nrbeiter pieber aur l1eber'
nabme ber grbeit gum felben preiie Be-
TetI eILlurIeH.
= Gin alter 74jdbriger Mann gla.
mems gliiab garatuap fiel Bel Sort
Wortb BON elmer giienbabn6riide ber,
unter unb brad einen 9lrm an brei ber.
f9iebenem 5telen. MuBer6em bertpun'
bette ct feline 9tifte uno man glaubi
ni9t, baB ct am 2eben erbalten bleibt.
= Ser Sutuelier g. @onrabt If
9ouiton bat falirt.
- Ser Ser. ct. 9etectipe 8agles
perbaftete i'm gebermalbe bel Guitin Ell
men Mann Mamens pbilipp Mengle
Der babe Oollqritiide anfertigte
Wengle fam Dor brei Wo9en bon 5ar
gntonio.
Sn ber peeanitraBe al 9luitii
brannte Elm so. Butler geb6riges 9aus
bas aIs 8arbierifube uno Gutterfor'
| benubt tpur6e, ab. 0erluit $500.
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gen, fie biidte f9 nieber, es aufsubebet1.
IS mar ein solbenes Mebaiaoa toitb.ar
gearbeitet, pie lift fl1nbiges Auge 10
gIeid1 erfannte. Gins BET i1ngen gtdos
den muBte es berloren baben. - Wtels
letdt Margaretbea - l1nb es flog lbr
Der @ebamfe bur9 ben 2opf, tbr &Ino
f6nne Elm @ef6ent angenontn,ett babelIll,
ein Bilb Bel ii1 trasen, bon oenl 1le
ni9ts tpuBte. Sic barg bag tlelne
G6muditud in Der 9anb unb itteg Die
@tufen f9neler binauf. ST tbrem
Simmer anselaust, trat fie foglei6 ans
Teniter un6 6ffnete Die 2apiel. Mber
nidt bag ertpartete Bilb ibres 9teffen
blidte lie att aus benz engen Nabmer;
es tpar Elm carter, lodiser &inbertopf,
Elm paar belle slusen unb Elm roitger
Munb, -ibr frenb, unb bod % tpte
betannt! = gs tpar ibr, als idbe tie ltb
tint nebr als atuansig Sabre 3uriidoers
febt, als fiinbe neben ibr ber Wtat11I,
Dem fie foeben 9ers unb 9anb au etgett
gegeben, als bielte ct ibr eben biefes
Bib nit ben tpunberbar flaren Iugeil
entgegen, als b6rte fe feinen adrtlIeb
tpart1en Son, als er fpra@: eieb, gez
liebte Sophie, bas tpar Der Sunge bor
feds Sabren; er TT aber beute no@ Elm
f96ner Sunge, ben es bir lei@t tperoel1
tpirb, UNI tt1einettpilen gu lieben!
Grau bon gqern legte bic 9attb on
bic @tirn unb bantt pl6blt9 an ben
Tenfergrif. Sbr f@pinbelte. Wober
tam bas 8ilb, tper befaB es, tDer trIg
es am 6eraen, tpie fte es ME getragens
- l1nb Elm bitteres gBeb ber Teue
bur6fubr fie Bel Der @rinnerung, tpte
tuenig ffe bas 8ertrauen 6es beritorbes
men @atten gere@tfertigt bate. -
(Gortiesuns foIst.)
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- 8ebanbelte nit Sonsaline atpei
isdlle bon 9seuralsie; beibe patienten,
dltere 9amen, fublten ii6 in itberra'
i6enb furaer 3eit bon rem l1ebel erlDIt,
bas ii6 ieitber ni6t tpieoer BET ibnen
ein1telte. IS. 3. Sonnobue, M. g.,
Butler, Mo.
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9ln fruf
aur 1nteritiiBung ber bon Der Dtrre
betrpffenen Counties.

Mapors Office, I
San Intonio, Ser., %. Sept. 1886. !
9a bic Shlfsfon1ites ber Counties
Spnes, 9tonetpan unb 8rotun fi9 at
Bic 8nrger bon San Mntonio INN unters
fttbung getpanbt baben, erlai1e i6, s.
Brban @allagban, Mapor BET @tabt
San Mntonio, einen Mufruf an bic gez
b6lferung bon San Mntonio unb eriu9e
fie, bic 8iirger bon Sones, 5tonetpal
uno Bromn gountD gu unterfttiBen.
@ef@enfe tperben in bieier Office atts
genominsn. Perionen, tpelde @ez
f6enfe einienben, tperben aufgeforbert,
bte Counties anaugeben, fdr tpel9e bies
felben beitimmt ftnb. Sur ale @ef6enfe
perben Quittuugen ausgeitellt unb Die
l1nteritiibung benz oafiir ernannten &oz
mite eingeienoet.
8rDan CALLAHAN, Mapor,
6. 3. larbpn, Gitp @lerf.
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@ebrdm6e
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
sesen ale aranfhetten Der
9eber. gtteren, Mtls unb Wtage11s+

QeAeu Que NrdHt9ttlen uSt
9eber, gfteren, Mtls nnb NtaSer1s+
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Wifdnns anfammeusufesen, ipelde ipie Silm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-28
Der faibtonable
G@abnte1er Saoett.
Lucchese Bros, @iSentbamer

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so Gents. Giir Mduner 75 Gents Bis 81.
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The Greenville times., 1886-11-20
Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant to the terms OF the decree of
the Chancery Court Of Washington coun-
ty, State of Mississippi, rendered on the
2Bth day Of October, 1886. In that certain
cause pending In said court wherein the
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana Is complain
ant and Julia Lashley ct al are defend
ants, and numbered on the Docket Of
said court l,OGl. will, as the Commits
sioner appointed in said decree, on
Monday, the 18th day Of December, 1885,
at the front door Of the Court House Of
within the hours prescribed by law for
Sheriff's sales, sell, at auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash. the following
described property situated in the said
county Of Washington. to-wit:
In south half Of section nine. township
fifteen, Range eight west. 3Dl acres; in
southeast quarter and east half Of north
east quarter Of Section ten, same Town
ship and Range, 2iO acres; the north
west quarter and west half OF Southwest
quarter Of Section eleven, same Town
ship and Range, 2i0 acres and all north
Of Silver Lake In Section fifteen, same
Township and Range, 800 acres: az.
gregatine l,l0l acres, and known as the
Lakeland Plantation; being tame tract
Of land ohich complainant on the 22d
day OF June. 1873, sold to Robert NJ
l.ashley, as shown BY deed recorded in
book IL at pages l67, l6S and 1869 of the
record Of deeds Of said county.
L. NJ. JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
Percy. Yerger & Percy. Attorneys fol
Complainant. 1noyl3-nlT.tds