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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10
GEN ERAL NEWS.


| BUSINESS lalr.
WEATHER clear aud pleasant.
Pilots report feet OF water from
here to Cairo.
The Alberta No. 3 departed las
evening for White river with a good
trip, =
The GayosD cleared last evening for
Concordia with a good showing Of
freight.
THE river here stands 6 feet 9 tentha
on the gauge, rise of tenths in the
last "a hours.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday: III
bales of cotton, 10 bags Of seed cotton
and 1867 sacks OF seed.
THE st. Louis Globe Democrat OF Fri
day tays: The Chas. +. Chouteau, king OF
stern wheel boats, loads out to New
Orleans next Wednesday night, under
the auspices OF the Anchor Line.
Capt. VIM. II. Thorwegen commands.
THE City of Vicksburg passed up
last evening for st. Louie. She has
on board 800 bales OF eastern bound
cotton, taken on below here. She
put Off here eleven bales OF cotton
aud 1000 sacks Of seed. She adds ed
here $40 bales of eastern bound cnlton.
The Arkansas City arrived yesier-
day afternoon from st. Louis. She
discharged here 1873 bales Of cotton,
1885 sacks of seed and 1916 packages
# sundries. She sdded here 80
tons OF freight for points below here
and departed late last night for Vicks.
burg.
J. W. SrANsELL, Of Helena, Ark,
was yesterday selected for appoint.
m ant as inspector of hulls. vice Capt.
Hiram Brggel resigned. Capt. Dugan
and Surveyor lObin voted for Slansell
and Judge Hammond against. The
latters objection to him was that he
did not possess the practical knowledge
OF 8 eamboatJ which the statute re-
quires.
The ViCksburS Commercial Herald,
OF SATURDAY., says: ~. Il. Hukill, an
old time ste4mbcatman, and one of
the best Known men on the Miess-
sippi river, died suddenly yesterday
morning OF dropsy Of the heat on the
bend st amb pat Pargoud. Hukill was
a native Of Montgomery, Ala, and his
frst trip on a steamb )at was made
when steRmboaiing was a science.
He served rs steward on many Of the
fine old boats aud was widely known
along the river from NV Orleans to
st. Louis His LIST work was on the
bend steamers, where he regularly
msda every rip with his boat for
nearly twelve years. He was 90 years
cd and left a wife and children in
Montgomery, Ala. The remains are
to be shipped tn that place" The de-
cepsad was a brolher of Capt. Dave
Hukill and was well known here.
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OrTON SEED PRODUCTS.

To car load lotB: Prime crude
cotton seed oil, new, 2S@3Oc; off
crude cotton seed oil, old, 24@
26o; prime summer yellow cot
ton seed oil, 35@3Gc; off summer
yellow cotton seed oil, 32@34c; min
ars' summer yellow cotton seed oil,
33@35c; prime GUNNER white cotton
seed oil, 35c; choice cooking yellow
cotton seed oil, 974a40c prime cotton
setd meal, $l4 5O@l5; off cotton seed
meal, S13@l4.
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WORLD'S VISIBLE SUPPLY

The New York Financial Chronicle
Of October 9th gives the following
figures: Total visible supply, 1887 1888
bales, against 1,920,2l2 in 1885. These
figures indicate an increase of cotton in
sight of II, l2l bales, rs compared with
the came date in 1885, and decrease
of 24S S32 bales as compared with same
date in 1884.
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Cler tub washed, 31@36c; grease
wool, 23l926c; bury wool, l3@lSc.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, October 9-Wrol
act vs and firm at the recent advance
medium clothing, 22@.7c; combing,
25@26C; low ana c'arse, 14622c; foe
light, 20@25c; heavy, 16@2lc; black,
l7l024c.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORs, ETC

WHIsKY-Straight Ktntucky Bour-
bon, 81 5O@5; redistiIed goods from
Soc t, 81 90, according to proof; rye,
81 1906.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, October 9.-Whisky
firm, S 10.
CHICAGO, ILL, 0atober 9.-Whishy
stesdy, 81 Is.
CNCINNATI, o, October 9.-Whisky
quiet; sales of 1903 barrels Of finished
goods on basis OF 81 Is.
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GROCERIES.

OoFFEE-Common, 10c; ordinary,
10@@l14c; prime RIO, l2!@l3c; choice
to faucy, 134@l4c; old government,
24@25c.
SoAP-3@5@c per pound.
CANDIES Sticks, all SIZES, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 7}@9lc.
OANDLEs-FHll weight, 9991e.
SALT-$l 20 per barrel; sacks, fue,
81 35@1 40; coaree, 81 1901 10; peck
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JOHN NJ. NORTO "
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
8 Madison ST, Memphis, Tenn.
FINANCE.
8 Madison ST, i

Money! in &C i've demand at per
cent. The CleaSing House report is
as follows:
CLEARINGS.
Saturday, October 0 h, 1927 ,246 43;
total thi. week. $1,473,635 81; total
last week, 81, l47,2l9 81; correspond
ing time in 1855, 81 437, 1855 81; cor
responding time in 1884, 81, l22. 555 4S.
BALANCES.
Saturday, Oaoher 9th, S42 74S 06
total this week, $29 ISL 40, rat Il last
week, $365,9S8 II; corresponding
time in 1885, $2l6 3Sl 80; correspond
ing time in 1884, 1929 319 II.
EXCHANGE
New York sight on all points, !
discount buying, psr sailing; New Eng.
land demand, di'count buying; New
England sight, & discount; New Or
leans, discount buying, par selling,
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ntGGINa AND TIES. ETC.

BAGaNG-Ju.e. 9 Tbs, SEC Il lbs,
"a; "a It's, &c. Flax, 8 lbs, 93c.
TIEs-$l 05@l 10.
NALs-Common, 50 2O@2 25; steel,
50 35p 2 81.
POWDER Kegs, s4 half kegs, So 25;
quarter kegs 81 25
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SherifT's Sale Personal Property

THIS Is tn give notice that on Thursday.
i oct IL, 1855, ra 10 o'clock am,
will sell, to tho highest bidder, the Stock Of
Goods, Groceriss, Merchandise and Fixtures
90 the property Of b. scharf and others.
This October 5, 1886.
Bye. 7. Smith, Deputy Sheriff.
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PETROLEUM MARKET.

COAL Om-Prime white, Wholesale
lots, lie psr gal on.
CLEVELAND, o., 0ct7bsr 9.-Pctro-
leum quet-s. W 10. 7sc.
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RIVERS and STEANBOATS
MOvEMENTs At THE LEvEE.

Arrivals --Arsansa City, St Louis
City of Vieksburg, Vieksburg.
Departures Cf Vicksburg, St
Louis; Arkansas City, Vicksburg; AL.
bsrts No. 8, White river; Gayoso, Con.
corda
Beats Due Down.-Coahoms, Chesa.
peake and Helena.
Boats Due Up JAMES Lee, Kate
Adams, City of Ma chez, Gsyoso, Joe
Peters and Belle Memphis,
Receipts Yesterday.
Enquirer-2S bales cotton, Is bags
seed cotton and 50 SKIS seed
City of VicSsburg-ll bales cotton
aud 1000 axis seed.
Arkansas C,ty-lSS bales cotton
1885 SKIS seed and 1916 pkQs merchau.
dis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

LONDON, October 9.-Consols 100
1915 for money, aud To- for the
sccount United STA es boncs-4g,
1929; Az, l15S.
PARIS. Octnber 9.-Three per cent.
lentes, 82f. 80; fer the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
New ORLEANS, LA. October o.
CiearIngs OF the banks, ST. ,ll8,920.
New YORK, October 9.-Exchanges,
Sl26,U97 942; balances, $4,9S5,50.
BALTIMORE, Md, October 9.-Ex-
chaI s, $!,O-5.569i balances, $26l,-
sos.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 9.-Bank
cle4riups, i3,225,799, balances, $780,
49l for The week; clearings, tl6,002,-
S74, ba.anc $2,S25,S34.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October o.
Cle4rrngs, S9,69I,742 balances, ST..
9lS,6S7. @ earrings for the week $685.
495, 1852; balances, SIS, 1913.
CHICAGO, Ill, October 9.-The Asso-
cia ed Bank clsarings today were &c.
$4,000. The total cearings for the
week were s6t,643 600, sgainst $685.
64S,00O fer the corresponding week
year ago.
BosToN, MASS, October 9.-Ex-
changes, 81, ll0, 645; balances, 81, &c.,
5S7; for the week; exchanges, $685.
1868 balances, $3.50 600; for the
corresponding week last year; ex-
changes, $72, 425, 4S9; balances, SO, 1851, :
6l9.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

1EDaiIy Quotations of Cotton
Oil Trusts and New York tx
change Stocks are open 10 those
interested, at my office.
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R'ts u. S
p'rts day. 1894 32,139 32,1Sl
Elk. CIR. b 1890 5,0l9 lO,10S
st OK. 409,97U All, ISL 72,942
R'ts Sept $40 0SS 65S, 1868 65S,942
For'gn Elk. 1853, 204 214 766I 27S,466
DecGease in receipt, this year


At noon: Liverpool spots were
dull in buyers favor, AL Ameri-
can or DIES of Lied. Sales, 1000 bales,
of which American $500 bales. Rs
csipts, none.
Closing quotations wers as follows:
Ordinary, 4sd eond ordinary, AID; low
middling, 3 led; good middling,
ll-l6d; middling uplands, old mid
ding Orleans, sgd.
1.-THE prices are given in pence and 6itbs,
thus: 4 SO means 4 63-64d; and Of
means / Cad.
At noon: Liverpool flu uree w're
dull a. decline; O3tobar, 5 0s@5 Old !;
October. November, 0l@5d; Novem-
ber-D cember, 5@4 esd; December
Janua y, 5@4 esd; January-Februa y,
5C74 esd; Februaty-Msrch, 8 0l@5d
NJ ,rGh-April, 5 09@5 02d; April-May,
so as 04; May-June, 3 07@5 06d.
Att PM: Liverpool futures were
weak October, 5 Old, sellers; October
November 81, sellers; November-De-
csmber, ed, buyers; December-Jan-
uarv, 4 62d, sellers January-Februarv,
62d, eeers; February-M March, Sd,
sellers: March-Ap'il, 02], sellers
April-May, 5 Cad, sellers; May. June,
5 06d, value.
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COTTON MARK TS.

The local cotton N market opened quiet
and stesdy and closed easy middling,
$50. Saes, 2lC0 bales, 1909 to ex-
porters and 200 10 spiuners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

New York futures opened steady and
closed barely steady and to points
higher. Sales, SO, 400 b lles. The clos
ing quotations were as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-10

clined under heavy sales. The marke
shows evidepcs that the operators
sre again awaiting Developments,
and fluc nsiioDs today, except in the
three weak stocks Of the afternoon.
were confined within a range of l
per cent. generally. Western Union
YVES very prominent in the trading,
but remsined comparatively steady
tart ughou. the day. The grangsis'
and irunk lines were quiet. The
opening pric showed irregularities
and differences being generally from
! to {, while New f gland was down
per cent. The priucIpal ec'iv.ty in
the mornir g was in New England,
Reading and Western Union, and tho
former, after several violent huctua-
lions which left it about l pr cent.
below the opening price, and having,
in the meantime, touched both its
highest aud lowest points for the
day, became heavy to weak, and Read
ing sEmpalhizad to a certain ex ent.
The remainder Of the list was gener-
ally firm until toward noon, when it
gagged off Pacific Mail a. this time
became decidedly weak and 30 con-
tinued until near the close, a. which
time general rally took place. The
market closed barely finn, close to the
lowest OF the day. Almost everything
is lower tonight, New England being
down {, Pacific Mail ., Hooking Val
ley IL, ard others fractions. The
business for this week was 3,095, 800
sbar5s, sgains; 2,532 COG for the
previous week. There was the
usual quiet blsiness in railrjad
bonds, the special features
OF which were the Atlantic and
Pacificinc mes, which furnished $780,
coo, end the Texas Pacific Rios trust
rt ceipts, which furnished 50 0,0O0,
ont OF total days business of ST.
10000. Pricss followed the course OF
the share msrke'. Closing prices show
irregular changes. Sales for he week
All 0S 600, against flp,094,0C0 for the
previous week.
The t1iai sales Of Q ocks today were
33l ,657 shares, including Canada
Southern. 1915; Delaware, Lacks an-
ma and Western, $3.50; Ere, 700;
axe Shore, 500; Louisville and
Na-hville, 5S45; Michigan Central,
300; Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
1919; New Je'sey Central. 400; Pa
ci6cMal, z6, l40; r aiding, II 400; S.
Pau, Is, %; Western Union, 1850.
Closing quota ions:
novRRNIFNrS
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New York spots opened quiet, and
closed dull and lower. Middling, 9sc.
Sales, 154 bales. Quotations were as
T,lln-o.
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The New Orleans future market
ore I'D ste'dy. a9d closed quiet and
steady 1T quotations. Sales, 27,200
bales. Quotations we're DC follows:
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The New Orleans spot market
opened weak, and osed quiet and
Lice lower. Middling, s Is l6c. ss es,
1900 baies. Quota7oas were ss fJl-
lows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

MoInERs There srs upon The skln OF
ever hsmsn being child sni adult alike.
? 500 90 pores Through these pores 10
the form OF inssnsible psrsplfs,ion. Il sr.
PEELED more than oue-q1srtsr OF The nour-
i.hmtni taken into the system. The In
porianoe Of keeping opsn these perspira.
ton valves upon o ehilds body. IL second
Only To that ofpromp,ly digestiug the food
saisn. IL was IN open the pores OF the
shin aud 10 sssimilate the food that DIR.
Pitcher formulated CsstoriA Loose
bowels, constipation. f,vers and srup,lons
which are so constant among infants and
children. and which hin one-thlfd OF al
children before they are I've years old.
arise principally from these two csuses'
II IL from the wonderful results attendant
upon the Csc OF Csstoris In regulating the
st0maehs and towels and keeplog open
The pores OF the skin. that Css,oria scquir.
ed It's wide reputation. With plenty OF
water FOR the body. pure air for the Lungs
and Csstoris 10 asslmilate ths food. there
need be no unsccounted for sickness
among children. Castorla is . vegetable
prescription without morphine or other
narcotic property. Thirty years extern
slye use has given IL history never at
tsined by another medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

DuNMy PArrESTs.-A writer in 81
Eagli'h paper says; "Apropos Of doc.
tors, here 10 . true story. Ths other
day I met . poor fellow and bis wife
Who had been sapen ., the Adelphi, but
who had been compelled to give up,
owing TO III health. They were both
elegantly dressed; Ind I expressed my
surprise, a. I had heard they were 10
needy circumstances. I congratulated
them on the evident gain Of wealth
which had compensated the loss Of health,
40, sir" said the man, "thess are no,
our own clothes. They are lent to Ne
by DR.. Blank" "Lent to you BY DR..
Blank !" I exclaimed. "What for
"why. you zee. sir. We are supering for
him and be finds the dresses" "Does
be run . theatre. then ," asked. "Ior',
no. cir !" Was the reply. "Ms and my
wife, and some ofths most respectable.
looking Of the out.pstisnts Of the Cure
ell Hospital. has . shilling to 20 and cit
In The rsesiAiny room ios tvo Loan day.
ws'p what they call dummy pstisnts."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
THE BOY.

That man should ,qusnd,r s?o7,
900 inside Of seven ysars 10 skating iinks,
operst.. and similar spsculstion'. i'a
usve.iy on human Intelligence. and the
father who leaves . boy such . fortune.
With neither discipline nor education for
managing 1t, 10 doing more injury. no,
only TO the lad bu, TO the world. ,haa II
be died . psuper. Such mi'forianes are
no, rare they rather increase. The
tendency Of wealth Is toward luxury. and
the responsibilities Of business are sink.
ed for the shif,less glamour OF specula.
ton and stocks. The Cambridge youth.
Who has emp,ied his wallet in such rot.
/. entitled to sympathy. Had bis sire
bound him to . hod.carier. the seven
years toll would have developed 'kill and
muscle. but s II IL, he stands . blank.
TO begin q, . msn 10 learn the vala. OF
one i.r,hins and the digai,y Of "a days
labor. Money wi.hoa, muscle h
wreiehed dilemma; muscle without, mon.
ey is . bounty. and We point to this IN
fortunate youth. ovsrhauled BY the courts
a. q warning to oser.indalaent fathers.
We hardly need To turn back 10 our
methods so yean. aud drop the boy
from the common school TO the bench.
forge or lathe but when q youth has an
ambition for college. give him the bes,
advantages, and when be comes back
with his sheep-skin and zeal. pa, him In.
to the shop. no, only to be skllled in the
trade. but TO be rounded by experience
in dealing with hard. listed practical men.
We even recommend the shop above the
coan,ins.room, for the need Of men vers-
ed In practical mechanics to stand ct
the head Of our manufacturing enierpris.
ss Is more and more important. aud while
the decisions and plans that guide bu'i-
nee, should 10 by experience. s,ill. II the
processes that inhers In the business arc
no, understood, where ~ill the msnsse.
msnt drift Ia dseidiss economies. tx.
penses, Improvements and contracts,
Some OF the most successful men have
been those who have come from the low.
est walks in Life, and the kno~ledss
they secured Of men while humbly toiling
day by day, has been no small influence
in their progress. lfyou have money to
leave Jour boys, give them an aeqasint-
snee with lie value. and set their faces
toward the useful. and no, the ornsmen.
tai side Of life. and build them into =
character that shall keep your memory
In respect. and your name from blsmish.
Home Farm
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RESOLUTIONS

wuEEK,s. by the death 90 Sister Gsril'
T. Rlilop. the tenth lluk of our fraiefus
ehsin IA. been transferred - the golist
chain In heaven. Therefore. the msmbsr-
OF ffahklin Grange would siop, the FOL
lowing resolutions Of respect
Rssolrsd. That Ia the death OF our sister,
fnnkIin Grange has lost valuable mem
Der. Although young member or oaf
Order. yet she bal deep interes, Ia ths
order a. long g. she lived. whilst -
miss Der In oar meetings. may We smnlsts
her truth. purity OF character. and nieliiy
~ our Order. She was us.hesfisi and
loving wife. and an sfeeiiousts mother.
She vas loved and respected by AL who
knew her. She has len mourning friend.
and 20 them We would Offer our heartfelt
sympathy. especially IN brother Riilon.
MAY be feel TIA, his Ioss IL her gaia.
Wills; he bows submlssivsiy Ia The vii
% The Father. may he look forward to Z
happy reuSion with his loved one In
heaven.
Rs,oir,i. rha, . copy % these rssols'
lions ~ sent 10 tie husband OF the de-
ceased. aud copies sent IN the OxroRp
DpuOcRAr and Dlri1o Rsral fOf paollc,.
,iou. also that = copy - Inscribed upon
our records.
M,EruA 4 DAVIS.
EsiLY J. fELT. Com.
ALoNko fELT.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Pursuant 10 license from the lion. Jadse % Pro
bate for Oxori Couuiy skall sell Al psec sactof
% the thlr,isth day % October, A. D. isse. a. tss
y. q. wAksr In Lowell In ..ii Coany
ali the night tide ADD Interest With ka
"a. Br.cks, late u saii Lowell, decesssd. hal "a
an % the fDo.lng described real estate sitasisd IA
bsred fteea is) IN The bafth ltlhl dlvlsoa u ois
sai slso the westerly part % lot numbered thirteen
3l In sad division s1i bounded esstety ~ land o
heir. Of josiah Wool soathsrly by lad Of Eltf,dss
lad u spencer n Parker. Nni borthsrly BY land o.
seth Charles AMI the soathsfiy line u 10 nambsvd
bartssn (Itl In sad dlvision. There 10 . norssgs
upoa the too pkrcsls above described upon uhish
there u noe doe about tToO Also the sasisry
half u lot Numbered foarsen (is In sald dlvisloa.
Dated the slrth day Of September. A. n. isss.
Willis BRACkErr. Admf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

HIS Usual WAY Weller. the Ty.sr.
old son Of Colonel Hamilton, IL too active
for the peace OF the household As his
mother Vas taking leave OF some lady call.
er- lately. Walter. DESTROYS % attracting
notice. came prspeipg DOWN stairs In .
cross between jig snd . bssr dance.
Suddenly b.. slipped and came tumblipg
down The wols length. lighting on bis feet
however. In the midst ~ the screaming
lsdies
"IIow could you come down 80 reckless.
" cried his mother.
The hoy felt a. though lightning Was
playing tag along bis spine. bat be affected
not 10 hear his mother and proceeded 10
shste h.pds with the ladies' a. though no.
thing had hs??sned.
"lre you no. almost klllsdi impaired
one.
"oh. no." smiled Walter. politely. IL al
ways come down so."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05


PoLLrs SESsE.-A lady living Ia
Colorado has . very clever parrot. bu,
like clever babies, IL can rarely be made
to "sho~ or ., the desired tins. The
owner Of the parrot one afternoon gave
tes-psrty TO dozen or more ladies. and
Miss Polly positively declined assisting
in the entertained, Of the guests. Not
one woid would ,he say, but kept up
cons,sn, snarlins and snapping that VA
mo.t inhospitsble, even disgrseefal.-
While at the tsa.Able the ladies dropped
into the feminine hsbi, Of ell talking 81
the same time. This 90 di'sasted Polly
tha, che finally eondsscended to speak,
and In her sngriest toae she sneenngly
shrieked:
"Ys. "a. "a! All talk q, once! Cab
bic, gable, gable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05

smK couLp 0uEss -"Yes." said the
psron At The ,es-tsble. "Yoarg Jordan
VAS on, driving 9TH Miss Popirjsy the
other evening and his horse ran away.
They were both thrown out and the bug.
~ WAS smashed to pieces. IL Was .
providen,isl escape for bo,hof them. But
| can, understand ho~ the young man
came TO lose control.
"Hs mus, have been driving With one
hand" flippsntly suggested the ministers
eldest con, . rake OF boy.
"Or perhaps he had the rsins around
bis neck" said Edith, shy young beau.
~ OF 10, With . ehsrmiugly modest misn.
And then sveryoas exclaimed Ia chorus: :
~"Why, Edith"
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ion nnsr. nxr norI.n

l. lnseparably connected With Hoois S,r'
saparllls. and Is true OF no other medicine.
IL IL al unansverable alignment &c 10 Us
strength AMI economy. while thousands
testify 10 lts superior blooi.purifying aud
strengthening q aAlities A bottle OF II 'oi'-
Sasspnllls contains 100 doses and will
last = month. while Others will svsrsge "a
last nOt over week. Hence, for economy
buy oniy HOoi's SusspsrillA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-05
Commissioners Notice.

The uaisrlrsd. having been appointed b. u,
the third 1sssisy 81 August. a. n, isse. eomms
sloos 20 receive and anime The claims q sFediio
against the estate % Rufus Bueks, lsfs Of Lowell
said Ccasty. Decreased. rerresssfed nsslven'. hrtt,
give noscs thar slr sntSs from the date of said ~
poinimeni sss allsved 20 ssid creditors In which q
present and prove their claims, and thai thsy wiz L
Ia sess.sa q the hs ofee u Y. q. WALKER In said
Lowell GA saturday. November 9Th nsff. and @
s.iafdAy. fseasy i1sh Il eleven O'Clock m 'As isre
noon.
Dated ssis slrsA day ofssP.sne,s. Z: n. lsss.
0nonss II. hoou.