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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-06
THE YELLED PROPHET.
GRAND PAGEANT AT ST. LOUIS
YESTERDAY.
An Immense COncOurse OF People
ON the streets 90 Witness the
Series of Magnificent sights.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 5.-The
Yelled Prophet, accompanied by his
retinue of faithful attendants and pre-
coded by brilliant pageant, emerged
at 7 20 O'Clock this evening from the
subteTranesn cavern at the corner of
Twelfth and Chestnut streetP, in his
eighth annual parade, and after ira.
versing the principal streets of the
city proceeded to the Merchants Ex-
change, where a grand bail was given
in his honor
The Prophets pageant consisted of
twenty-one floats, upon which were
illustrated the most interesting and
important events Of Americas history.
The first float represented America
carrying statue of the Goddess of
Liberty; second, the discovery of
America by the Norsemen, illustrating
LoDgtellow's poetical account OF that
event; third, the landing of Christie
pher Columbus on the island of San
Salvador; fourth, the formal presenta-
tien by Christopher Columbus of
the newly discovered country
to Ferdinand and isabella;
fifth, the discovery by Ponce De Leon
of the fountain OF youth; sixth, the
surrender by Montezuma of the City
of Mexico to Cortez; seventh, King
Negahualcayot, the last of the Next
can line; eighth, discovery of the Mis-
sissippi river by Desoto: ninth, the
story of Pocahontss and John Smith
tenth, Henry Hudsou on the Hudson
river; eleventh, burning of q Dutch
village by Indians; twelfth, landing
OF the pilgrims on Pilgrim Rock; thir-
tenth, Washington crossing the
Delaware; fourteenth, Peace, the
heroes of 1776; fifteenth, Daniel
Boone in his log cabin; sixteenth, the
far West, prair scene; sevente enth,
an equestr an monument OF Andrew
Jackson; eighteenth, the forty miner
a mining camp; nineteenth, King
Cotton, plantation Gene; twentieth,
Missouri, representing the vari-
Gus industries of the State;
twenty. first, the Yelled Prophet.
This was the handsomest float
in The pageant. & cavern scene
was presented, the roof studded with
gems end supported by heavy pillars
of marble; the Yelled Prophet occu-
pied massive throne of gold, and was
guarded on either side by an armed
attendent. Scattered before him were
tray of jewels and chests OF gold in
profuson. Every where along the line
OF march the procession was greeted
with enthusiastic and continuous ap-
plause by immense crowds of citizens
aud country visitors, who thronged all
The streets,and followed every foot Of
epace that could be made available,
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Wnnts 40 Ron lno TTensury.

Gen. Philip Sidney Posts scheme to
pay all old soldiers the difference be-
tween the value Of the greenbaCks in
which they were paid and the value
OF gold at that time-the scheme on
which he is running his Congressional
campaign in the Tenth District OF Hi
nois-msy prove 10 he a boomerang
to smile It's own hurler. In the twenty
years siucs the war great many Of
the veterans have died off aud gen
Grafton Of younger men have grown
to be voters, and, whether just y OF
~ Justly, many Of them think that
with the liberal allowances for pen.
sions and the numerous homes and
other provisions made for them, to-
gether with the popular dispr sition &c
give them preferences in the distribu
ton OF the public offices, the people
have already shown their gratitude t.
the naLion's defenders.
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TRANSFERS.

Valley Oil Mills to Peoples Ice
Company, 135xl50 feet, corner Gin
ton and Linden streets; also its ice
plant upon said premises, including
ice machine, b oilers, machinery fix
lures, carts, wagons and everything
pertaining to and BELONGING to said ice
factory, for the sum OF $4,000.
j. w. Scheuber and wife to l.. A,
S'snheld, lots No. SO, 81 and S5 of M.
Provinces subdivision Of lot No. 65 Ct
Willo Williams's survey, north side Of
Aston street, each lct fronting so feet
on Aston street, by $50 feet deep, for
the sum o. $l050.
Mary Boyd ct nj. to Irby Boyd, lot
OF same. on Kerr avenue, S50x450 feet,
corner Florida avenue; also lot, 70 feet,
on Main street, by l27 feet on Broad
way street, consideration $500
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The Races at Brooklyn.

GRAyEsEND, i. l., Oo,ober s.
Brooklyn Jockey Club races. No
bstiiog allowed.
First RGce.-AlI age, non-winning
allowances, one mie. Cleaner won
by half a length; Little Minnie sec
ond, Editor third. Time-l:4l4
Second RGce.-Mie and an eighth.
Climax won by half a length; Noko-
mia second, Ferona Third. Time
1864
Third Rdce.--For two year olds,
three quarters OF mile. Bessie June
won by a length; Laredo second,
Fenelon third. Time-l:l5I.
Fourth Race. - First of October
Sweepstakes fer five year Odds and up
ward; mile and a quarter. Won by
Volante by two lengths; Mile sec
ond, Jim Douglas third. Time-2:0SS.
Fifth Rdce.-Selling allowances; one
mile. Beggar's Bush won by a length
Jessie second, War Eagle third,
Time :42l.
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Good Suggestion and Timely.

A Good Suggestion and Timely.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
The nomination of Mr.. James
Phelan for Congress has aroused the
active interest of great many people
who heretofore have taken little part
in political work. This is particularly
true Of many young Democrats, who
feel jealous pride in bis nomination
and who only need proper oreaniza.
ton 10 make his campaign the most
enthusiastic and effective one since
the war. The proprie'y of a Phelan
club has been discussed, and in the
judgment of many who want TO pull
off their coats and 60 to work in a
systematic way for Phelan's election,
a well organized club is thought to
be imperatively eeded. Such club
will bring together all the elements OF
the party and give direction and unan-
unity Of action to their work. Will
the APPEAL indone the suggestion
and sound the call for Phelsn club :?
DEMOCRAT.
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The SPORTING WORLD.
RUNNING AT BRIGHTON BEACH
AND LATONIA.
Delegates TO the Southern Baseball
League Games Played
Yesterday.

CINCINNATI, o., October 5-Fou, tn
day offall meeting at Latonis. Fair al
tendance, good weather, track dusty.
First RGce.-SellinS purse $3.50, OF
which $50 10 second; nine furlongs.
Iaxgatherer led under the string by a
length; Ligan second, Washington
third. Time-1 ;573.
Second Race Purse 5000, OF which
$50 to second; maidens' three years
old snd upward; seven furlongs.
Glen Almond won by a head; Har-
rodsburg second, Andelia third. Time
-1:3ll.
Third Rdce.-Pune $500, OF which
$50 to second. 0ne mile and seventy
wards. Llera won; LATTE second,
Porter Ashe third. Time-1:47i.
Fourth Race Purse $500, of which
800 10 second; free handicap. One
mile and half furlong. Mona won by
two lengths; Little Minch second,
Font third. Time :493.
Fifth Rdce.-Barrett stakes, for colts
and FLIES two years old, with $500
added, of which 5000 to second, $50 to
third. One mile. Golish won by
length; r ghtaway second, BanbuIg
third. Time-l :441.
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IHE BROTHERS AT CONVICTION.
"BOb" Makes u Very Coed Impres.
hiOn-What He Said.
lCoRREsPoNDEycE OF THE AppKAL.l


CovINeToN,. TENN, October 5, 1885,
Yesterday was a day long to be re.
membered by the hundreds of all
classes that packed into our little town
from every direction, to welcome the
"bfothers," and TO hear them discuss
the dead Issues OF the past, and recall
to our memory all its deplorable
reminiscenc- s, the living issues of the
present, and the bright or gloomy
prospects Of the future of our country
in the case of this or that party being
called by the voice OF the people to
preside over her destinies. They ar
rived by the 1880 train from Mem
phie, Brother Bob" being met there
and then escorted by few friends to
the hotel OF Mr.. Yank Smith, where
he was met by the committee of the
White Rose Club, and others, and
Col. Sanford, in one of his most flow
ing little spec ches, welcomed him to
the homes and hearts OF the people of
Upton county. Brother Alp was
met and escorted 10 the hotel OF Mrs.
Jockey, by much larger number Of
friende, principally OF the African
tint, the red rose" being accordingly
seen disconsolately blooming like the
Last Rose of Summer" upon the
breast OF the Caucasian. A speaking
stand and seats had been prepared in
the beautiful rolling grounds of the
seminery, forming a natural amphi-
theatre, from which, and standing
around, at least 1000 faces were three
hou,s upturned, their eyes gazing
upon, and their ears listening 10 the
voices Of the "brothers" appealing 10
the citizens to support and vote for,
not them, but the priL ciples they
each represent, the whole forming a
icene unique in the history Of this
State, except in the present canvass.
AT spoke first, being introduced by
W. IAck Taylor, in brief speech
eu ogiziHg the man and the neverdyiDg
cause be represented. Mr.. Tay lor was
very hoarye, and evidently spoke I'M
der great difficulties. He ex, aciated
largely upon the great blessings the
country has derived ON twenty years
OF Republican rule, and got up a big
laugh when he proved that after thrC
weeks's patient investigation OF the
Treasury books by the Cleveland gov
eminent there was ony gross de-
ficieDcy OF zone cent" in the twenty
years's accounts, and that cent was
aflerward found ia some dust, in
corner Of the Office 1t ought to be
fastened on the dome Of the Capitol to
be forever preserved, and gazed upon
by he American citizens, as me.
mento of the honesty Of the Rspub.
icaa party; the cent that was LOST bat
vas found again. The opinioo seemed
to prevail thSt Aft made very good
sp ech in support of very bad cause.
Evetybody's f.vorte, b b, was
now Introduced by Capt. G. B. Simon
ton in a neat speech, and be coon & I
to work and demolished every areu
ment his br Their had Get up in support
Of projection to American laoor,"
the virtues Of the Blsir bill, and the
honesty and virtue Of the great moral
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THE STEAMER LA MASCOTTE
ExpIodcs Her BOiIer-A Large Num-
Der Of People Reported Killed,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 5.-The
steamer La Mascotte exploded her
boiler at noon today, killing a large
number OF people. She was pa ssenger
boat running between st, Louis and
Cape Girardeau. The disaster occurred
near the latter place. A special says
The disaster occurred at Apple creek,
six miles below Grand Tower, and
that after the explosion the steamer
burned She was lets than ninety days
old, valued at $4,000, and the prop
ertt of Durland & Perkins, Evans
vile, Ind.
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AT Boston-Boston, 7; st. Louis, 3,
At New York-New York, q; Chi
cSgo,4
At Philadelphia-Phiadelpa 49,
Kansas City, A.
At Washington Morning Game J.
Detl oft, 10; Washington, Z. After
noon Game-Dttroit,6 Washington |.
Al st. Louis Louise; Athletic,5
At Louisvllle-B ooslyn, %; Louis
vile, 3.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 4; Net.
ropolitan, 3.
At Piisburg (Fint me)--Balti
more, 8; PitisburV, g. Second Game
--Baltim ore, 8; Pittsburg, 3.
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Hav Fever Sufferers.

The number of people annually af-
fl cied wi, h this mo annoying msla-
dy seems TO be G estly on the increase.
. . The EDITOR Of this journal is
an snnual victim, aud with view to
di; cover a specific has tried numerous
remedies. OF these "Ely's Cream
Balm" is bv oil odds the qui kest and
most satisfactory, two spplicatic ms
greatly laying the usual symptoms in
the nose and eyes. We would recon-
mend lis use by all subject to hay
fever, and we gladly bear unsoliCitt d
testimony to it's efficiency in our own
case. - Media (PG.) Record.
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Charleston still Anxious 10 PLAY
Rail.
ESPECIAL To THE APPEAL.


CHt BLEsoN, S. g., October 5 - Nr.
J. S. Topper leaves here tonight for
Nashville to represent the Charles on
Baseball Association at the meeting Of
the Southern League to be held IN
that city ON the 9TH. The association
paid off its players at the end Of
the season, 1t is out OF debt
and is In good condition
hnan cislly. Notwithstanding the
earthquake, 1t has determined TO have
baseball next sea-, on, but whether it
will remain in the Southern League,
as it is at present constituted, depends
a god deal upon tie result Of the
meeting to be held in Nashville. The
Charleston delegate is full posted 80
to the wishes Of the Charleston
directors. II Atlanta and the Atlanta
methods ere to be Countenanced in
the league the coming season, Charles.
ton will withdraw and endeavor to
arrange the South Atlantic League,
composed Of clubs from Savannah,
Wilmington and other cities in favor
of honest ball.
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snm Investigating ar Chicago,

WASHINGTON, October 5.-Commis.
sioner Colman today received dis
patch from DR.. Salpon, at Chicago,
stating that he intends to leave there
for Toronto tonight, but will return to
Chicago on Friday. DR.. Salmon says
1.-THE investigation (of pleuro.pneu.
monia) in Chicago is ow proceeding
systematically, and we will soon know
the exact extent of the trouble here.
The situation now is as good as can be
expected under the circumstances"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Lizzie Evans at the New Memphis
Hhea1er.

Eheater.
Miss Lizzie Evaus appeared again
last night in Sea Sands and confirmed
the good impression made by her on
Monday night. She liz, without doubt,
a very pleasing actress, and ia sur
rounded by company fully up to the
requirements OF her plays. Tonight
there will be a change Of programme
and FOgg's Ftry will be produced, in
which Miss Eyaos has won unstinted
praise wherever she has appeared.
There will be no matinee
today, but on Saturday the usual
matinee performance will take place,
and the ladies who attend will be
presented with a souvenir, in the
shape of handsome photograph Of
the star. Fo0g'I Ferry is one Of Miss
Evans's strong cards, and as there
will be neither ci Gus nor public
meeting tonight Miss Evans talents
and the meri Of her company will
doubtless assure her good house.
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BASEBALL.
To Decide Whether They VIII Re-
tain Their Franchise.
SPECIAL TO THE APPRALJ

MACON, GA, October 5.-The Macon
Baseball Club will hold a meeting TO-
morrow and decide what course they
will pursue as to retaining their fran
chise another year. The prospects,
while not discoursginV, are not az ali
hitter,ng. John $. Ernest will repre-
sent the association at the league
meeting on Thursday. President
Proudtit will not attend, owing to
pressing legal business. President
Proudtit notified Mobile, B,rmingha n
and New Orleans of the league meet
ing in Nashville on Thursday, and it
is presumed by him that they will be
represented.
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savannah may Sell Her Franchise

SAVANNAH, GA, October Sit ia
impossib to say yet whether Ssvan-
nah will be member OF the league
next year, or whether her franchise
will be offered for sale. Public senti.
ment here is in favor of retaining
memb rship, and should the present
stock holders sell cut, it is likely q
,ocal stock company will be found Ia
tuy. Savannah will be represented al
the Nashville meeting by Secretary
Haas,
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The Disease In Montana.

FORT KEoGH, Mont, October ga
cattle disease has broken cut near
Benton. Eleven out of twenty. four
head belonging to G. NJ. Robbins have
died. Several of the animals have
been examined by the LEGAL veterina-
rams and by Stock Inspector Sweeney
wi hout discovering the nature of the
disease. The animals in every in
stance died suddenly, but it is believed
to be local matter which will soon
disappear
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party who had robbed the nation of
untold millions by IFS credit mobiler
scheme, its whisky, Indian, star route,
navy and other rings, the sunk Talls-
poosa alone representing the navy Of
the first nation of the world, and the
POOR, deluded negro was still signing
over his $4,000 COO deposited in the
"Fieedmen's Bank" and wondering
when they were going 10 get the forty
acres and a mule.
Bob made a god impression and
was loudly cheered when he said that
he twas in favos of forever maintain
irg the liberties Of the people as sacred
to them by our glorious constitution"
Mr.. Bob Taylor is certain TO be our
next Governor by large majority.
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Sherifr's Sale of Groceries, Liquors,
Etc.
Among the Northern Lakes

Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are hun.
dreds of delightful places where one can pasl
ment, and return home at the end of the
heated term completely rejuvenated. Each
recurring season brings TO 0cOnomOwoo,
Waukesha, Beaver Dam, Frontenac, 0ko'
boil, Minnetonka, White Bear, and innu-
mantle names, thousands Of our hest people
whose win Ter homes are on either side Of Ma
son and DiXOn's line, Elegance and CON.
fort, at q moderate cost, can DO readily Oh.
tanned. a list Of summer homes, with AL
being distributed by the CHICAGO, llLwAu-
KER AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will besent
free uuon Applicant by letter to A. v.
Carpenter, General PasseI ger Agent, Mi
Waukee Wis
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LAW REPORTS.
Chancery Courl-ElIett. Judge.


Calendar for today: 43Sl, Green VS.
Green; 1892, Palmer vs. Norman
4419, State vs Cole; 4438, Feehan VS.
Byrnes; 4452, FOlwell va Tennessee
Bank Assooia ion; 4455, 5 oval vs. Sci
den; 1851, Wells va Motlatt; 4466,
Zlnone w McKenua; 4467, Dickinson
VS. Green; 449S, Vasssr vs Ray: 4552,
Williams va Williams; 4574, Hooper
Va Hooper; 1850 Grant VS. Mckay
1898, O'Neal VS. Cresth; 1898, Bethel
va Crelth 1905, Howell VS. G ricshaber
1905, Briggs VS. Griesbaber: 46l6,
Poindexter VS. Collier; 1921, Ketcher
vs. Ketcher; 1850, Jones We Creath.
Although uisl will not be forced on
the present call, attorneys interested
must be in attendance, or some dispo.
sition will be made Of their cassp.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

PlTTsBURe, PA, DC ober 5.-Pet:o-
lsum active; National transit certifi.
catss opened at 643c and closed at
634c; highest 65s lowest, 63l.
NRw ORLEANS, La, October g.
Coffee quiet and weak. Rice in fair de-
mand at Sl@4l, Cotton seed products
dull and nominal. Sugar steady.
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Moxiei What is ILq

A harmless, simple nerve food that
will supercede siimulants and ner-
vines. 1t contains not drop of med
icine, stimulant or alcohol, and ia The
only thing known that will recover
brain and nervous exhaustion, kill the
thirst for alcohol drinks, opium, etc /;
gives vigorous appetite, refreshing
sleep, and ia Invaluable to the brain
worker and those suffering in any
form from nervousness, as it RECEIVERS
everything caused by oveItaskiug the
nervous system. Moxie Nerve Food
is a delicious beverage, and is for sale
by ealing druggists.
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Chattanooga Representatives Il
the league.
TsrEoIAL TO TIE APrELl

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October 5 -
r, W. Tsnkesley will represent Chat.
tanooga at the league meeting. The
prospects here for a club are good,
provided come plan can be devised by
which the failures Of the past season
can be avoided. The people want
baseball II they can get 1t on a fair
basis, and will support club.
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To Prohibit the JmpOrta tion of Cat.

SANTA FE, N. M, October 5.-Gov.
Ross, of New Mexico, has Issued a
proclamation to the cattle inspectors
of the Territory authorizing them to
prohibit the importation OF cattle from
the districts in the North and East.of
the United States where contagious
diseases exist,
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EAST SAGINAW, MICH, October. o.
James b. Aldiich, recently released
from Jackson, where he was undergo
ing sentence for bigamy and under q
charge OF bigsmy, took teaspooniul
Of Paris green last night while in
Saginaw county Jail, 4 stomach
pump saved him,
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Representatives 10 the SOuthern
League Meeting.
ESPECIAL TO TIE LPPEAL.

ATLANTA, GA, October 5.-Messrs.
Steve Ryan and Walter r. Brown will
attend the Southern League meeting
at Nashville ss representatives OF the
Atlanta Baseball Club. The arrange.
ments for next years club are all per-
fected. A brilliant seasons work is
Anticipated.
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Montana QuaraDt:ned Against Hi.
nnts

HELENA, Mont. October 5.-Gov.
Hauser has Issued q proclamation
quarantining against the cattle OF l Ii
nois and ether States where pleurc-
pneumonia exists,
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To Attend the Meeting of the League
IaPKoIAL To THE APPRALI

McDILE, Ala, Oct Der 5.-John F.
Kelly and James s. Taylor, OF the
Acid Iron Earth Club, leave here to-
morrow 10 attend the | Il. ne meeting
at Nashville. The Acid Iron Earth
Club has fine local record.
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Special Notice to Shippers
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co.
Memphis, Septemb Der 3, 1886.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co.,
Memphis, September 3, 1886
THE completion Of the Yazoo and Missis-
l. sippi Valley R.R., from jackson, Miss.
to Greepw0od, Miss, OPENS UP AN ALL
RAIL LINE, without break of bulk or trans
fer of freight, to following named points;
YazOO City, Eden, ID. Lake, Good
Hope Gin, MiIesViIIe, ShackIefOrd,
TchuIa. KERN, Cruger, Sidon, Rising
Sun, Greenwood.
Shipments to landings near these points
should be made to nearest station name
iicited over the NJ. and T. Road, as freight
reaches its destination the following day Of
delivery at our depot. A. ]. KNAPP,
General Freight Agent.
Sheriff's Sale of Groceries, Liquors,
Etc.
DY virtue Of an order of sale to me direct
- cd, from the honorable LhancerY Court
of Shelby county, in cause No 6205, Thoo-
dore Read VS. &. Duatze ct al, will,
On Saturday, October o, 1855,
within legal hours, sell to the highest bid
ders, fer cash. the stock Of Groeeries, Wines,
Liquors, Fixtures, ETC., of y. DuHtEe Il Co. !,
at No 40 Mad son street. Said stock con,
however, will be resolved within the ten days
for the entire stock and fixtures, to be sub
init ed to the Court for approval or rejection.
PFrties desiring 70 make bids will have ae-
cess to the stock by applying TO me, or I. S.
Mallory, Deputy Sheriff.
This the 18th day Of Septemb 1886.
". d. CANN N, Sheriff.
W. W. Goodwin, L. Il. X. Lehman. ii. +,
Dalix, Myers & SDeed, Miller & Gillian ct
Attorneys for COMMITMENTS,
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AUCTION SALES.

Trustees sale-Entire Outfit Of BOARD
INGH0USE, No. 500 Second street, this
WEDNESDAY, morning at 10 o'clock. at
auction-ExtensionT Tables. Chairs, Beds,
Bedding, Carpets, Stoves, Crockery, etc.
A. M. ST0DDARD, Auctioneer.
T. r. Waring, Trustee.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE

CN0TT0N Sheldon south side of New
~ Madison street, near Wellington, lately
occupied by A. M. Boyd & Sons. Size of lot
10 Madison street.