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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-20
DAIRY INDUSTRIES
PUT BEFORE THE
PUBLIC
by n Firm whose Head LOoL . 10
the establishment of an In.
terState Agricultural Fair.

The recent butter premiums offered
by Mesers. r, G. Craig Il Go. resulted
most Satisfactorily to all who arc inter
ested in the divers,ty Of the products
OF our farming community. la con.
versation with Mr.. X. G. Craig no de-
sired to be clearly unde stood in his
efforts to bring about this change in
our husbaudry. He is anxious to en-
courage and TO have others encourage
the offering on the market produC;
that will find ready sale, at all times.
and in this way supply cash for the
immediate wants of the fam, garden
and Preside, reseving the great staple
crop, coming in, as 1t does, at the end
OF the year, as handsome surplus.
This course pursued by our people
will enable them 10 improve their
lands, have better stock, rcade, ia
short, everything that builds up a
couutry, and gives activity in bust.
ness the year round; snd best Of all,
content our sons and daughters with
thtir rural home', made moro enjoy.
able by this diversified industry. Not
only do these premium exhibits rive
encouragement, but the various colt
dous in adj1iuing counties, the
creamery establishment of fernando, Mss
the eEterprispg farmers of Kerrvile,
and many other such efforts, all de.
moDstrate our people are awakening
to the Issues Of the day. Would we
have our lands all taken up bv thrifty
farmers, with orchards, stock yards, poui.
Try yards and crtdmeries, furnishing
CHEEKY, happy homs' Then, let the
city landlord and merchant do their
pant, by palronising and assisting the
farmer in this advance movement.
The exhibit Of r G. Craig K Co.
before mentioned-iB their third an
nual one in this direction, and is hut
the effort OF one firm to encourage
and bring about this diversity of crops.
Business at our Merchants Exchange
would be greatly increased by the sale
of such crops coming in daily. The
Cotton Exchange does everything for
the iurtherance OF their staple, and
daily their rooms are crowded, selling
and talking cotton. Why not, there
fore, accept this an the golden opp r
tunity to develop the entire resources
OF our country aud make business all
along the line. Memphis, to fill the
OF her destiny, must arise
and go forward in this direction.
Cannot we have an annual Interstate
Agricultural Fair2
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THE WRESTLING MATCH.
GREEK GEORGE GETS AWAY
WITH BILLY GIBBS.
A Brief but stubbOrnly Fought Con-
test, in which Strength and
Science Prevailed.

The wrestling match at the Peoples
Theater last night between Theodore
George, Known as q eek &c rye"
and Billy Gibbs WAS contest OF alb.
sorbing interest while it lasted. AS
soon as the men made their appear
ance it was evident 10 experts that
Gibbs was no match for George. The
latter weighs It's pounds, stripped TO
the waist and in tights; the former
tips the beam at 1856 with his
clothes ON. George is q powerful
looking fellow, alb mt Eve feet seven
inches in hight, and has a hand
as big az ham. Gibbs is about two
inches shorter, slim, but in good train.
ing and wiry. At 10 o'clock time was
called and the men appeared. Bob
Black, of baseball fame, was second
for George, Psulsen, an athlete, acted
as second for Gibbs, and Dick Cum
miDgs WIS chosen referee, aud he as
we'll rs the seco nos performed their
duties fairly and squarely.
First Round THIS was hard con-
tested and interesting. Georges brute
strength did not for sometime prevail
against Gibbs's sgility and science
Time and again did George have him
on the hip and down, but with cat like
agility Gibbs would elude his grasp
and avoid fall. | was fully fifteen
minutes before George finally pre-.
vailed and got Gibb5 down with both
shoulders 10 the ground, an unmistaka-
bic fall
Second Round. After ten minutes
interval, for rest and repairs, the men
AGAIN appeared. 1t WIS apparent that
Gibbs would not last, He looked
flushed and beaten and worried, while
George never turned hair and
seemed IS fresh as when the tussle
commenced Gibbs made ago1d show
ing, however, and bad the sympsthies
Of the audience with him. Once he
was down, with one shoulder to the
or und and the other within an inch OF
1t, but by mastery wrerch he slipped
away and got on his feet. But II
svailed him nothing. Georges
strength, weight and skill was too
much for him, and at 1875 o'clock
pm exactly ten minutes after the
round began, George got in another
fall. Paulsen has challenged George
and they will wrestle Monday or
Tuesday.
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LAW REPORTS.

ChRneery COurI-EIIst, chancellor.
Additional calendar for November
22d: Noe. 5312, Wilbins vs. Wilkins
1913, Chancellor vs. Wheatley; 55l5,
Williams vs. Williams; 1922, School.
field Va Williford; 1929, Cloyd vs.
Cloyd; 1929, Finnie Va Meyers; 1891,
State va Ringwald; 1888, Ray VS. Mil
Ter; 1884, Gardner vs Gardner; 5340,
State vs Anderson; 5343, Lawhorn vs.
Fauabee; 6345, Browne vs. Earring
ton; 5346, May VS. Burton; 5347, Nc
Gowan vs Carr; 5349, VacCaro vs.
Duffy 1850, FIsheity vs. Shiplev 1851,
Shipley vs Flaherty; $3.50, Wells vs.
Wells; 1856, League VS. Arnold; 1866,
Winters vs. Higgins.
Decisions-St9te vs. Ringwald, mo-
ton for receiver overruled; Mutually
vs Milburn Gin Company, ruling on
issues; Wocd vs. EppeTsoD, motion TO
dismiss Injunction overruled; Epps vs.
Vienna, complaina it entitled to de.
cree for one-6lth OF property; refer
ences; Smith va Taxing District, rul-
ing on demurrer.
Decress-Astry vs. Astry, sale con-
firmed and title; State VS. Guion, de-
cree vacated; Morrow VS. Fraim, title
to Mason; Htbson vs. FIaim, to pay
note; State VS. Stewart, pro and con
vacated; Hicks Va Hicks, sale; Jones
vs. Jewell, sale renewed; Memphis
and Charleston railroad Va Taxing
District, amendment; Hollenberg vs
Knabe, injunction dissolved; Cham
bits Va Amonett, distribution; Terry
VS. Kimbrough, appointment OF guard
ian ad Item; Hob'on We Fraim, title
to Mason.
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SOCIETY.
Reception al Mr.. John Krrr's,

Reception at Mr.. John krrr's.
The residence OF Mr.. John Karr, at
No. 3l4 Adams street, last night was
the scene OF one of those refined
and elegant affairs for which Memphis
is becoming noted, the occasion being
a reception given by Mr., aud Mrs. Karr
aud Miss Julia Karr, in honor OF Miss
Allie De Name. of st. Louie, and
Misses Mary Martin and Maggie
Maorse, Of this city. The entire
lower floor of Mr.. Karr's palatial
mansiun was thrown open to the as-
sembled guests and the preparations
for their rtce ton were OF the most
elaborate and tasteful description.
The floral decorations were abundant,
but not cumbersome, the graceful ar
TaUgement Ct the flowers and foliage
that adorned the oms being the
subject Of general admiration. 1t goes
without saying that the company as
sen bled was oulled from the very
best society in Memphis, and that
beauty and fashion were there in
Their most attractive forms. At II
o'clock luncheon was served from
beautifully decorated ables laden with
the choicest delicacies of the season.
Dancing was OF course the occupation
Of the evening, and the music OF Ar
nold's band furnished temptation
that few could resist, Altogether it
must be said that the reception was
from every point OF view, a brilliant
success.
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AN OLD WRECK.
THE SHAFT OF TIE ILL FATRD
MA6GiE HAYS
Brought 10 This City Yesterday by
the Steamer Gay OaO-HistOry
of Her Explosion In 1869,

The steamer Gayoso, which arrived
from Concoi dia yesterday, brought to
this port the shaft of the steamer
Msggie Hays, which steamer exploded
her boilers at a point near the foot of
Island SO during the year 1869. The
Hays was a sternwhe eler, owned by
Capt. James Reete ST., and piled in
the Cincinnati and New Orleans trade.
When the Hays exploded her boilers
she was commanded by Capt. Martin,
who, together with most Of his crew
and a numbgr OF passengers, was
killed, When the disaster occurred
the siesmer was on the up Tin from
New Orleans. Her boilers were burnt,
and it is said the chief engineer had
her laid up until he could come to
this city to get new shesting. After
he had left the boat the second
engineer said he could bring
the boat through to this city
all safe. Acting on his advice, the
captain ordered The lines to be let 90,
but the steamer had not procet ded
far before her boilers let 20, with terri
BILE result. The wreck Of the HAYS
has been high and dry for some time.
No effort was made TO recover any of
the machinery until Wednesdr morn
ing, when the Gsycso tackled the
shaft, got it aboard and landed it on
the wharf yesterday Not withstand.
ing the fact that the shaft has been in
the water for seventeen years, it is in
good condition, and the knowing ones
say that sits as good as new" The
cylinders and engines are plainly visi-
BILE, and all will be recovered.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

P. NJ. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 30 Madison street.
DR.. r. Il. BULLIEGToN, surgeon
dentist, 357 Main. Telephone 76S.
MISS CARRIE NJ. HEATING, pianist,
may be found at the 6ayoso Hotel.
LOVELY orange blossoms for brideB'
dresses at the Women's Exchange,
SO OO.-S. Hinson, dentist, No.
270 Man street. f. B1lger assistant.
Gall and get new set of teeth for 80.
G. W. MILLER Il o., Paten Asbestos
Fire Proof Roofers, For durability,
equaled by none. Used on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. IS
Madison street.
THROAT DISEASES commence with a
cough, cold or sore throat Browns
Bronchial Troches give immediate re-
lief. Sold only in boxes. Price 20
cents.
Why do you pay $25 or $50 for
ready made suits when you can go TO
l.. Rosenstein & Bros, 258 Main rect
and IS Jefferson street, and have a
suit made to order, A ht guaran-
teed.
The question OF a proper food for
infants interests all mothers; espe-
cially those unable 10 nurse their of
spring. Mellin's Food possesses all
the requisites as substitute for
niothers' milk, and is highly com.
mended by the medical faculty OF both
Europe and America.
THE Exposition Universelle de Part
Culinaire" awarded the highest hon
ors 10 Angostura Bitters as the most
efiiCacious stimulant TO excite the APP
petite aud to keep the digestive or
gsns in good order. Ask for the gen.
uine article, manufactured only by
DR.. J. g. B. Siegert x Sons, and be-
ware Of limitations.
QUITE a number OF valuable lots on
Msin, Second and Third streets will be
sold In front OF the Courthouse at IL
O'Clock today by Samuel Perkins, as
commissioner and trustee. Purchasers
at this ale will get good titles. ABB
stracts OF titles will be furnished, and
taxes al paid. Terms OF sale-one-
fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months.
PERHAPS no local disease has puzzled
and bafled the medical profession
more than nasal catarlh. While not
Immediately fatal il Is among the most
distressing, nauseous and disgusting
ills the flesh is heir to, and the records
show very few or no cases OF radical
cures Ct chronic catsrrh by any Of the
multitude Of modes OF treatment until
the introduce ion Of Ely's Cream Balm
few years ago. The success OF this
preparation has been most gratifying
and surprising.
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A VERY SERIOUS CHARGE.
CHARLEY RICHARDS, THE MAIN
STREET BARBER,
Arrested on a Charge OF Attempted
Rape Upon the Person OF
Mrs. Emily YOuDg.

Charles Richards, a barber WIN
keeps a shop at l6i Main street, a Il
who Is well known about town, YVES
arrested late yesterday evening,
charged by Emily Young with having
on Sunday last committed q crimi-
nal assault upon her, at the
house No. 50 Promeneds
etrset, where the complainant had
secured rooms, An APPEAL reporter
secured the town lat night in en-
effort to fad the woman who swore
out the warrant, but was unsuccessful
in his search. Mr. Richards, who had
been released on bond, was also not to
be found. Diligebt inquiry, however,
developed facts concerning the COM
plant which tell largely in her favor.
1t appears that she came to this town
about two or three weeks ago, having
been employed in Chicago by an sgent
of the Peoples Theater. She is de-
scribed as woman Of nearly 30 years
OF age, OF quiet demeanor and ire
proachable good conduct, despite the
fact that her surroundings will not be
generally accepted as a certificate
of good character. She is SAID
to be of Danish origin, and
betrayed a decided aversion 10
the employment she was engaged in.
She was an attsche of the wine room,
ana, like others employed there, had
little TO do beyond accepting invita-.
tions to drink with all who came.
This che 10 said to have done with
marked reluctance, but submitted
with what grace che could. All at
tempts on the part of the male visit
ors of the place looking to closer
relations than such as her duties
made necessary, were repulsed
with undiaguised scorn. Her utter
abhorrence OF male society be-
came at last so conspicuous, that
her services proved undesirable and
she was discharged. The women in
the house where she found shelter de-
clare that che repeatedly announced
her purpose to adhere to virtuors
life and in that they promised to assist
her. She was visited by Richards on
Sunday, and has been in the
house ever since without com claiming
OF his assault until yesterday. Thatiea
ure of the case will probably operate in
Richards's favor. All the evidence Oh
tainabe last night, however, indicated
that Emily Young is not an abandoned
woman, and that she is the victim Of
most distressing circumstances. The
case will probably be tried by Judge
MADDEN TODAY.
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sum Of S4OO, lot No. 81, block /, A.
Wrighfs subdivision.
Z Wolf ct nix to Samuel Hirsch,
trustee, { secure the BlufI City Build
ing and Loan Association in the sum
of $500, 30xl60 feet, Washington
street.
John Overlou, s., and wife to quit
claim TO May OveNou, 5S city los in
divers portions Of tie city of Memphis.
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A NEW DEPARTURE.
Direct Importation of Hats Prom
London

Not day passes without furnishing
new evidence OF the growth OF Mem
phis and the rapidity tn ich she
Is assuming metropo tan airs. The
latest proot OF her sdvatc ment is fur
nisheo by Lsidy & Co., who ,eceiyed
yesterday through tbs United States
Custom House at this point 100 dozen
msn's hats, expressly Manufactured
for thern by the widely cell brated firm
OF McQueeo & Co. Of London. The
hats are OF the latest English styles
and made OF the finest and at the
same time most costly material. In
tending purchasers should not fail to
give Leidy & Co. a call il they desire
, omething neat, robby aHd "quite
English, you know"
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He Shot HImseiT 20 Relieve His
Mluu,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 49,
A Bloomington special reports that ,,
w. Browning, ex-Clerk of Monroe,
shot himself through the body his
morning, iuh'c ing wound which is
certain to prove fatal. Browning was
conscious during the day, but refused
to give any reason for the act. Today
was the time appointed for final set
Element of his accounts as Clerk, and
it has been discovered that shortage
of several thousand dollars exists.
knowledge Of this fact is suppo sed 10
be the cause Of the act. Browning's
father promises that the shortage shall
be made good. Tonight the wounded
man is sinking fast, end no hope is Gu
tertained Of his recovery.
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CrImInnI Court-nnRnse. Inhrn

The case of Fred Davis, colored,
charged with horse stealing, is now on
trial. Fred is an old offender, but the
chances are thst he will 90 up this
time. In the casa of Bake Rufin the
forfeiture was set aside and attach
ment dismissed. VIM. Armour's case
was reset for the 26th.
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Diamonds at MuIFOrd's.
Fast Line 10 Chicago.

The Chesapeake and Ohio route
changes schedule Sunday, November
2lst. Fast mail lie yes Memphis 8 80
am, arrives in Chicsgo, via Full lon
aud Illinois Central railroad 1870 next
morning, three hours quicker than
all competitors. This tram z yes only
twelve hours run 20 ST. Louis, quitk
est time on re ord The st. LoDis
train, With through sleeper, leaves 5 80
pm, as usual, ~ d arrives here $40
am Ticket office under Peabody
Hotel.
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The Knights IneOPnOTate Packing
Company.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 19,-As a
result Cf the stock yards strike a Ii
eense has been secured for corpora
ton to BIZ known az the Chicago CO.
operative Packing and Provision Com.
papy. The inecrpoIators are all
Knights Of Labor. IL is claimed that
S35, 900 has been subscribed without
any canvass being made, and that
plant to cost $4,000 will be ready to
begin daughter March 10Th next
According to the plan three shifts OF
eight hOuis each will be worked in
the twenty.four hours, giving employ
ment to 1900 men. The question Of
buying cattle direct from the farms is
being cOrs dered.
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STOLEN

{ 0W-0n Thursday, near noon, two cows;
y ono black, with crop ana hole in one
other, rod and white spotted, with . swallow
fork in right ear; teats have black marks,
suitable reward for their return TO mo,
near corner OF Lane avenue and Ayres street.
OHARI0rTE BARLEY
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MuICord's, 2O4 Main.
Zinc Bonnefs ana Hnts.

F. Lavigue, in Odd Fellows build
ing, has an immense stock of the pref
tiett hats ard bonnets, aud is selling
them at extremely low figures,
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Circuit Court-Estes, Judge.

Motion day today, aud appeal cases
will be called under Rule Z.
The following judgments were rem
deIed yesterday: S'ern Bros &c Co.
vs. ]. B. Gotthelf, 1872 "a; Roskam,
Greslley & Co. VI r. Meister, 1871 23 I;
Ann Lserill VS. II. j. Shaw, $1,000.
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LOST

ENYE-GLASSES- Gold rimmod. Return to
IL Appeal flee. Suitable reward.
TWO PU6S-Dog AT d bitch; answer to
4 names of Dandy and Gym. Return and
be rewarded. O v. CL AkKF,
No. hlNm Shnlhr strnet
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TRANSFERS.

Cathar'ne F ster to H. Bensdorf,
trustee, to secule the German Ameri.
can Building Loan Association in the
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UR ROORLYN, ". E.-Board on the Hill,
NJ Mrs. II, o, Howard, 206 Washington
Copysniers to cars 10 Manhattan beach
Copey Island, Long Beach and Con trail Park !
aIsn n Naw York plaoaa ~ amus@mev'
Initial Rings at Mu,IOrd's,
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M ULE-From my place Ia Fort Pickering,
WI on the 9th instant, one scrrel horse
mule, ten or twelve years old. viii pay a
liberal reward for his return to W. A, Faires'
stable, nion street, or for information that
will lead to his recovery.
EEIIX FETTNER
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Ppremptury Sale of Real Estate

By COm mlHhlOntT hnu ItuNeet Ov.NoyAhA
Perfect Tit es, Abstracts Furnished,
and Taxes all Paid, on ,,
Saturday. November 20, 1855,
In Front Of Courthouse, bet; II andl o'clock.
Main Street Pr0perty-Lot ~, on west nds
chester, 7l4 feet front, by ltSh In depth.
tn alley on two sides.
Part of Lot iiS, on Main street, south o. and
adjoining above, hayings tront OF IL feet
on Main street, ty a dopth Of SO feet.
Lot leO 37IIN7lL south side Auction Square.
Loi asa, ils'5xllS% southwest corner Of SEQ
ono aud Svoau ore
Lo S9i, 1iS1Sxl4s%, northeast corner OF
Third and Ovetton s'reBts.
TRtNs or SALE-One. quarter cash, balance
In q, Il, 10 aud q months, with interest.
For particulars, H. quite OF OyertOn Groa,
venor. SAMUEL PERKINS,,
Commissi uer and Irustee.
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M ULE-0n Wednesday last, black mare
INL mule, l5H hands high, oal mark under
her undar jaN, CIT eide. VIII pay reward
fair grounds. WIN, kEtNuARDI.
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STRAYER.

M ULE-From my house, Az Laudcrdale
INl stroot, on Thursday, about noon, a
largo brown horse mule, with two small sores
on left side Of back. A liberal reward for
his return to above number
". MORRELI.
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FELIX FETTNER.

pONY-Sorrel pony, with white spot on
l. forehead. Finder will be rewarded By
returning him to 5. Jacobs, rs Monroe street.
M ULES-0n tho night of Oct. Sd, miles
one about four years old, In good FIX and
trimmed up, with little white spot under
jaws, the other, ten or twelve years old,
rough, and not 80 we'll trimmed. Reward
for information, or return of mules to j. W.
Young, Memphis, or
W. 7. PRICE, Collieryille, Toun.
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FOR SAFE OR LEASE.

BEAUTIFUL H0ME-Three miles from
u O,ty, on Poplar st., cor. Trezevant ave.,
5Sts acres, acre grove, relt under pillow.
INQUIRE az AS Mississ pp avenue.
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DOCKING CHAIRS-Im neusO stock Of
~ Rattan and Willow RocAinE Chairs.
Now dos gns. cheap.
AMES, BEATTIE 4 CO.,
No 869 Main street
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aaa=ssaaa
FOR RENT.

/ ARaE H0USE-Sui'able fer FIRST class
IL boardinehousei good looation; will sell
furniture complete cheap, for cash. Apply
~ onco. J. ". b., care Letter Carrier No. 4.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TABLE B0ARD-The best the market af-
1 fOrds, At 81 COURT STREET.
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pO0M-A furnished front room,
~ Mt 1854 fernando street.
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FURNISHED ROOM Suitable for fOsr
II gentlemen, at 81 Monroe.
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"a Boardinshouse in Helena, Ark. :, owner
wishing 70 retire. For further particulars,
INQUIRE at BRJJNER'6 in Uelana Ark
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FOR SALE.

GROCERY ST0RE-Stock and fixtures,
" at God stand, doing good paying bust
ness. Cheap TO quick purchaser.
II, b, CULLEN, Madison at
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VNHE GILBERT PLACE-Jorner Nayburn
Il avenue and Jackson streets tWO-story
frame, about "A acres land, fruits Of all kind,
fine fruit. and vegetable garden, Will rent
for serios of years, Also, another place.
some six acres, near GastOn's; fine vines
and fruit, with residence.
Ia. ID. MCFARLAND. n MAhiaon Al.
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Apply TO JAMES LEE, ia, Madison 81:
p00MS-Two furnished or unfurnishod
N rooms at 40 Madison street.
LNLEGANT newly furnished rooms. bath
IL room. etn, INQUIRE nj liz Court street