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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-28

occupy the soil when it would otherwise be
sustaining plants of much more value TO
man. The members o. this group usually
pass away when The ordinary conditions
of tillage obtain. There are 152 species
enumerated here.
Each of these three groups contain
three sets of plants as to their length Of
life. SINE last for OILY single year and
are called ANNALS; others live two years
(biennials). while third class grow on
from one season to another Indefinitely,
and are called perennials. A table can be
constructed which will present these facts
to the eye IN a condensed form:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-28

Alexandra Dumas daily life is 2
model of regularity. He is out of bed
by $50 in summer and not later than
Z in winter His first breakfast con-
sists solely of a glass of milk, and the
second, which occurs at noon, is plain
meal. He dimes at and is usually in
bed by 10. Every day he takes a walk
of some length. All his work is done
before o'clock in the afternoon.
A cane once owned by General Rob-
ert E. Lee which was presented by
Mrs. Lee to the late Mr.. Corcoran has
been left by the latter TO his son.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-28

make considerable growth in spring be-
fore blowing time, aford1ng quite a
coating of green stuff to be turned down
as food for the viners.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-28

If one should have no turnips Dor pars-
nips for the poultry give them fodder or
clover hay. It will be surprising to see
how much they vii eat if it be kept be-
fore them all the time in clean, nice
condition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-22
MhaI shall We DO,

To the Ellt1r of The Appeal
Tho condition OF our streets, whicl. IA
now the engrossing topic OF conversation
and newspaper comment Is subject
iaught with grave and embarrassing
questions, requiring tho most thoughtful
consideration. There arc two prlpolod
methods Of relief TO which special prom.
incncc seems To have been given, one by
tho creation Of an additional bonded debt,
the other by an increased special tax. TO
each OF these methods serious object i'm,
arc urged. That the highways oi a town
or country furnish a pretty safe criterion
as TO iis thrift or the opposite aud arc an
important factor In inviting or discoumg.
ing immigration. h undoubtedly uuo. and
il Is equally truo that many Of the str,e's
OF our city arc In a most discrcdiiablc con-
dition, inpairing the value Of property and
affecting the health anl comfort oi those
residing upon OF passing over them. But
u bchoovci ~ "a rcmeinbDr that uupevrd
or illpavCd streets are not the only draw.
back 10 our growth aud prosperity. II
cannot Do forgotten that only a very few
years since Memphis WIS n drbt.
Jurdcnod and mandamus cumcd civ.
as result Of which MOI
only were there no accrfsionB ~ ia popn.
laiiDn or wealth, but on the other hand
many OF Us prominent citizens ielt com.
PEELED 10 seek other locations. whom, cnpl.
ial and energy could b. more fairIv and
prOhiubly employed. The alarm cfv of
our people then was that not alone our
growth but our salvation DEEPEN iesl anon
obtaining relief from our financial cinbar.
mssmonis and improving thr cudit aud
reputation Of the city. Through ih1 iid
Of special lcgislaiion aud tie cN,faon.in1n.
efforts and ssciifces at our people tiii, r.;.
lief was obtained, lac sting oi disability
was put into The temptation 10 uIn To- drlit
and tho growth mud prosperity 81. Tie city
became phenomenal. 1bc bJntlr.i a,l,i 4
now cmri,s can DO and Is pr,,idul h,r a
no ineOnsiderab!c expense " tie lASpAycr,
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mns. LEWIS HUI has returned home
from visiting friends in st. Louis, Mo.
GEN. 10 WHEELER, Congressman. elect
from the Eighth Alabama district, is in the
city.
f. c. ROBERTS and family, OF Bolivar,
Tenn, are stopping at the Clarendon
Hotel.
JuDGE HAMMOND, Marshal Yancey and
Clerk Clough, have returned from Jackson,
where they have been holding court
TUESDAY evening Mr.. y. T. Porter
gave n tea 10 several OF her friends; OF the
number were Miss Daisey Halliday, OF
Cairo, and Miss LOOMS, OF New York.
j. W. NEwsoN and Mrs. Mary Donncllv
were recently married at the residence OF
the bride on johnson avenue. They arc
well known and highly esteemed citizens.
DR. J. X. AND MRs ELLA POWELL have
returned 10 this city Tor the winter. after
enjoying q successful season az their pppu-
Lar summer resort, White Sulphur Springs.
Harden County, Tenn.
SENATOR l.. c. WAI1uALl. Mississippi;
Senator lsham g.. Harris Tennessee: ant
g. i. Miller, PiiishurG a. j. Wnmplcr.
1t. Paul; \. McAlpc, 81. Papl. 4. 3. Rice.
. 7
York; Carl White, Louisville, arcat tho
Peabody.
visiTogs on change Yesterday J. o.
Livingston, Sherman, Tex; ". q. E.gic.
eton, Garner Miss. john Hancock, Mis-
sissippii g. i. AlcAlahon, Cincinnati; b.
i. Gates, somervilc, Tenn; J. l.. Ilill,
Nashville, Tenn; I'd. Scales, DcNiow,
Ark; +. II. Joy, Mississippi
EUGENE WILrrr accompanied by his
sisters, Misses Nellie aud Bertha Mi.lctt,
and Miss Fannie Lowmncc, has returned
from Louisville, Ky, where ho witnessed
the marriage Of his brother. Dr. T.. Miles
WillctL 10 Miss Mary Kennedy DR..
Nillet, and bride are now in New York,
but will return hero ia about Two weeks
and make this city their permanent home.
GAYcso guests: Thomas II. stark, u. VI.
Crecl, Louisville; s. a. Smith, Birming-
ham; ID. VI. Russell aud vile aud Miss
Waters, Mississippi; nrs. II. ". Bcdpath
and h. VI. Purman, Indianapolis. H. r.
Cook, -. Louis; T. W. Bchrand, George
q. Colin, III. W. la;hbunc, New York:
III. NJ. Hamilton, Boston, N. V. McGil.
lard aud wife, Indianapolis. RIA. COx,W.
III. Allen, l.. J. Strauac, Chicago.
TnrBE Italian noblomcn passed through
the city yesterday On route 10 Chicago.
Their names are Peter Politics, John
Nlochoihanassis and Linbcry limboraky.
Yhcsc gentlemen were not cxiled from
their fair, sunny land because oi shaving
fellow officers in the Italian army in dncls.
but are touring thecouniry, each In search
OF an American wife. They proceeded TO
Chicago In response 10 az advertisement,
but may return TO Memphis 10 have their
eoerchpwardcd, IN which event rcccp.
ton may be- arranged for them.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

To the Editor Of The AInHlE
The paving question, It seems, has crc-
ated discussion ouly cqualel by the M.
tonal problem which defeated our party.
Our little tardn is certainly para.
mount | heartily indorso the efforts oil
our glorious APPEtlin its actiyiivin kccp-
ing the all absorbing question before the
public, which is the only way 10 settle it
satisfactorily to all Bong laid up Tor re-.
pairs several days have devoted the en-
tire timo, when NJ ease 10 thinking Of the
puzzle. After capiul consideration | can
see but one way oct oi the difficulty, and
that 10 TO issue bonds 10 pave the streets,
ana properly at That IL is childs play,
absurd, ridiculous aud Visiting the pcO-
pies money TO appropriate 100000 per
year. Has not past experience taught us
better Could you ever expect 10 have ID
thoroughly completed in that manner
And still another, at that rate OF paving
admitting that them would be no wear or
tear, this generation could hardly expect
TO realize their greatest dream regarding
Memphis-ihat l. seeing ], a city in-cycry
sense.
economy, health, quickness Of action,
inducemont 90 capitalists. aud many
Others, are the res Hus why bonds should
be Issued and the city paved at once.
Lay aside old foyy and country ideas.
adopt those becoming thsagc, issue bonds,
pave the streets AMI SEQ a change way
beyond your greatest dreams of pros
pcrity.
Leave u TO a vote and whore, oh. whore
would the Opponents Of bonds find them.
selves? II. l..
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and II this Indebtedness aud the necessary
interest tax accompanying it be increased
by such an issue OF bonds as some fin.
PANTY propose, who can doubt or estimate
the depressing and damaging results?
A word now as to the other proposed
method OF a special tax.
When under the last assessment the
taxable value OF city property was largely
increased, the owner was comforted by the
assurance that the rate of taxation woull
be diminished in the same proportion. and
now, ii upon this increased assessment an
increased tax is 10 be levied, what induces
mcnt will there bo TO attract Immigration
or capital to such a tax-rdlon community,
or to the uniortunate property owner TO
expend money In lbs improvement
The foregoing remarks are made in no
spirit OF caphous opposition 10 the inn
plovement so greatly needed upon our
streets, but with the view TO suggest the
imperative necessity for thoughtful and
discreet action in whatever may be at.
tempted by way Of relief, A popular ms.
semblage Is not the body 10 be intrusted
with the discussion and control OF the
matter Any nodo Of relief that can
be devised viii necessarily involve
a largo eNponul,ur OF money 10
be raised by taxation, and those
who have 10 bear this burden ara
entitled to controlling voice MS 20 the
ways and means OF accomplishing the de-
siied end. The non-.uNp0vcr cannot com.
plain that he is no, allowed 10 vote away
the money OF another and those who have
bought property gta low price because of
It's location or othyr disadvantages should
be modest in the.rdymauls upon the pub.
lie for assistance IN adding TO it's convcn-
fence or value.
Our Merchants and Cotton Exchanges
aliord Il is presumed a iairrr representa-
ton OF the taxpayurs OF the city than can
he otherwise conveniently obtained, and at
the meeting that has been called by the
former let us hopr there will loo q iull at.
tendance OF properly owners and other
Taxpayers, a thorough discussion and Ell.
clCnt action. j, VIC.
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Both sides are preparing for war ut the
meeting of citizens next Tuesday night at
the Merchants Exchange to consider the
wisdom and expedioncy OF issuing bonds
for paving purposes.
In all likelihood the contest OF oratory
and logic will be long and, in measure,
bitter.
Judge G. w. Ileiskell has been retained
as attorney for those who oppose the prop
ostion, and has already begun the ardu.
Gus task OF getting up data for one Of his
finest arguments. The Judge will have
associates, but who they arc TuE ArrRAL
is not prepared to say. Advocates of the
plan are, therefore, warned by knowledge
OF what is TO be done by those who do not
agree with them, and this fact will doubt
less serve 10 forearm them.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MENrnIs Steam Laundry. 22iSccond y.
BEiNKrrY Lrumsa Co. l2i Jefferson s,.
CiTHgvs' Steam Laundry, Nos. - ani
% Bcalc street. Tel S05 Tor wagon 70 call.
PANTS made 10 order from 80 up /.
Mcnkc, tailor, 10 Monroe street,
LIE LuMnER Co. $50 Second street.
sash, doors blinds. shingIo, moldings.
AL sizes gratn bakots, fronts aud lend.
crs, also heating cooking stoves. tor sale
cheap at Gabcy's. Telephone pa.
q. Il. llorcuEiss, skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | o..
recially solicit No $50 Main street
PuRR and white ~ the flower whose
name Il hears aIs tho biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN a LILtN 'orrEr AND SricE Ca
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IN MEMoRIAN.

Anniversary Mass at st. Potor's Tor Do.
ceased Dominican Priests.
There will be n solemn mass of requiem
at s. Peters Church this morning at 0
O'Clock for the eleven Dominican priests
who died while on duty ia the parish.
Tho IT. Rev. Joseph Radomachcr, Bishop
Of the diocese, will pontihratc. Father
Ncale, Of 81 Patrick'a. wall be deacon:
Father Francis. q. $. h.. OF ~. Bndrid's.
sub-dcacon; the Very Row. Father Moran,
o. r., and the Rev. Father Dunn. q. r..
dcacona Of honor Master of Ceremonies.
The Rev. Father Luiscii. OF 81. Joscph's.
II i expected that the r.. Rev. Bishop
Rademacher will visit the rooms Of the y.
Dominics' Union, No. 80 Washington
street, this evening
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Tho Direct Imporlers Of Memp 1l
VOICE on TIIa P-opLn.
Hsrr,.on'. rnblne, aud the sou,h.

UarTison's cabinet aud the sonth.
To the Editor u The Appeal.
see a card Ia your issue Of the
10th inst. stating that the negroes wanted
Southern man In the Cabine, Of SIR.
Harrison, for tho purpose Of reminding
the RAIDS Of tho mule and land. Now,
Mr. Editor, ] am not negro, but am
ma American and Soulherncr. and must
confess that | ava like the negro in this.
that ! want n Southern man In tho
Cabinet. We have plenty OF good and
competent men Of Republican persuasion
that could hll any position In the Cabinet
with much honor. Yes, | want South.
orn man; and, whilo ! cannot got my
choicc, and viii have no say 10 In lhe
coming Administration, ! am South
erncr and Momphian. Give ms some
good southern man that il 10 the manner
born, like our fellow iowusman, William
T. Moore, who Is business from head 20
foot aud well and iayorably known
throughout tho South, and We will MI be
pleased. A MEm1nAS.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. q, 1883
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ALABAMA CARBON HILL LUMP Goa.
t2.o5 Per 1000 Pounds. Carload Lots
n. q. PATTERSON a 60,
On seepf,d afrcrs
c7s second street

MAJ. W. II. BrHRY, Of the firm 81 u. A..
Sahlcin 4 Co, loii Monday night for New
York 20 purchase aud assist la the manu-
iac,uro Of their large stock Of spring and
summer clothing. No merchant Of Mem
phis is more iayomhly known or more
thoroughly acquainted with the trade and
it's wants Than ho. The hajur nj the head
VIC bospcak success to the house.
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TuE members 81 the Children's Chris.
iian Club will meet Friday, November p.
al ? O'Clock pm, In the parlof Of the Y.
NJ. g. A. A cordial invitation Is extended
10 all who worked with the club last
winter aud all Others interested IN nlloyl-
ating the suffering oi the poor, whom We
have with us always Al ministers u tho
city are earnestly requested 10 be- present
aud give the bon, NJ oi Oh he corporation.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Ancient Order OF Hibenians will
: meet tonight for The transaction OF business
OF importance.
Lee Johnson, colorcd barber, was
/ locked up ct the Police Station last night
: on suspicion OF having stolen a silver
watch case from W. III. Taylor, South
| Memphis jcweler.
! The ladies Auxiliary Committee OF the
I Young Mems Christian Association will
{ mcct in their plrlon, POI Main street, this
evening at $50 o'clock. Members and
/ friends cordially invited.
Officer Turharvilc arrested James Rob.
ins1n last night at the instance OF Wilson
* Finn, furniture dealers on Main street
near Jefferson, who charge the prisoner
/ Will The iholt OF u lookingglass.
MIS-. Jacobs, a widow, residing ut No.
~ Poplar street, Is reported 20 be in a
destitute condition, not having fuel. pro-
visions and scarcely any clothing. This is
cas- That calls ior the attention Of the
charitably disposed pcoc Of the city.
a reward Of $3.50 Is offered by n. v.
Snyder, Of Hickman, Nv. for the recoy-
cry Of the body Of Dr. slack Snyder. who
was drowned while attempting % cross the
Mississippi River "a a skin between HEX
man ana New Nindud last Ihurlly.
Lymus Wallace was fined $50 YESTERDAY
by Justice lergcr for aggravated cruelty
% luimas. Tho magistrate held up $40
Of the amount on condition that the
afflicted animal was not made 10 do scr.
vice any more until is sores were cured.
Henry Wallace, while passing along
Front street near Washington ubont 3
O'Clock last night, was Knocked down by
three men and robbed Of SIS in money.
Wallace LEFT description OF his assaiIants
~ the police station and shortly aiicrward
Frank Robinson, James Curmn aud James
Clcary were arrested by pairolman Dohcrty
on suspicion ol being the highwaymcn.
Constable John Mason Yesterday arrest
I'd Engineer kinzclla aud his coi6rcd fire.
man, charged Win manslnughjer In caus-
Ing the death Of Robert Nelson, who was
run over and killed last Saturday night at
Gilfs station by Memphis & Charleston
train, under the charge Of the prisoners.
John Ihiliz, who was fatally injured by
the same irain, will probably die at an
early day. The case is set for hearing 10.
day before Squire Garvin.
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r

.bANpOlITi-Atthr fe.iI.n Ho ~ tlf ior. W..
Randolph. 20 80 ltal. t'rfL NrmUsiHy
ctruilf Nofeuht %. Jess ~ CO.. ,iELtj ilHfth
'tlroi hHase ii0lJi Htfbs.rf.
Icmainf will be ufel 90 afsldalph'a, Aft.. iof
fu'rrltrt
ll.' OK Ne 'fKvfF WttaHs Urp0rl ~ IHri.
.lnyiic. D Do. who iaffUol f'is blanche 1opp 81
Nct I.s dcl hn iho th ~ Nu.rilhtrat the o..
i'cnrr 10 hlI mother ID iof.WuurI. tu
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osoAR wArrRs AGAIN
Ho Figures as Full.Flsdgod Ruaiar
and Bulldozor.

and Bulldozor.
Oscar Waters. worthless fellow, whose
occupation Is that Of gambler, was or.
rested yesterday morning 10y Constable
Robert Loo on n warrant charging him
with whipping his wife. Waters was
taken 10 Squire Garyin's Office. aud while
waiting for the case TO b. tried no was al
lowed 10 zee his wife alone. During the
counc Of their conversation Waters pro-
posed 10 drop tho case. This she refused
10 do aud GOT Mp 10 leave him, when she
was seized by the brute, who attempted 10
strike her, but was prevented by the OH.
Gems Of the court. Tho case was continued
until this morning. Waters Is fugitive
from justice, being under indictment at
Decatur, Aha, for gambling.
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I DituskilS Llhif. sn. E OF q .Ha
1 r..nfrtft fllgI .I.fhfH .HtIl. "a
pni ~ ufitfr WrI Ht I.r. Ir rsN - "a
Tlfsf" 't ut.V'.i VIA o. t.tI 90 t.frt - A
,ia'.' iiTl ~. iNpe. 90 I".in. ~
.rrga n- iAlrl thur'At 4. ulh fhlm
a.. GAtI4i, k.AA
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %. los. commencing
~ i0 ocl1rt an. viii s,li un tbd rrgu'.as nt
Conner ~ Charleston Et,uun hn1 NpW Naibon
tutci. iHe rH.i Of Gr..f,I. Liquor Hrl rIlsr.
~ Goods anil NniiIHf. aHd nnuHfHr'l end
Kitchen iuri.tHfc JyiDusiff io U ~ slFNNtT
A W NANlMIInmN- L.-L.Ll.r
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Tho cattle men and butchers arc still
apart, and Il begins to look ~ though the
JOINT convention ut 81. Louis would GALL
through. II Is now openly inserted that
the dressed beef men have carried tho day,
aud that u there Is a Joint convention Of
the range men and butchers Il will amount
10 nothing more than the reading Of pa
DgrA.
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Nr wiusi0wa 4, /. .Hs .grIs .ftf.t .it,..-., 81,
tffl iuf ehildfua tt.'IiuE. Dr. niu.Isf tfHrIIIl
fuIicna .ho Huuis. ala 40 pain. Ulfrf ulnl coli.
800 d. Llg DEst n.in.lI 80 liarfInt .s.4al..It
DuyK Mallo.
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Tho National Executive CommiiteyToi
tho ant-saloon Republicans are in session
nj New York, with closed doors, discuss.
ing the future policy Of the organization.
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CuAmE A. DANA's address TO the Wis
consin Editorial Association. Milwaukee.
July -, lSSa Never print a paid adycr
tisemont ~ news matter. let every all
yertiscmeni appear M an advertisement
No sailing under false colors." We have
never sailed under false colors. We al.
vcriiso ourselves ~ the direct importers OF
Memphis, because the record 81 the Gus.
tom-house will show that iour-Glths Of the
Imported Cigars that came through the
Memphis custom-hOusc Wcc cleared By
~. We are the only house In the city Cf
Memphis that have received any Imported
Cigus direct from Havana since the strike
and will hereafter receive weekly ship
mcnis direct from Havana.
/. SANEisON & Co,
Tho Direct Importers OF Memphis.
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CoLuunic Uni . Soaablc aud Calico
Hop at Cochran q lIl Thursday evening.
November -. Z kcis - c0nia.
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OrTicy. furnished with tnwel rack comb.
brush aud clean towel every mornip, Tor
- cents per week, by Memrhis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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SUBSCRIBE for rHE WEEKLY ArPE,L. 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
iribution Of gifts December 1.
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EHES BURT, m adclphln, snys. "IIoof.
lsnd's German Hitter curcd me " obstinate
liver disorder, and rave new yigor 10 my
body"
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LAprs cape collars a speciality at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, IA Second street.
Branch Office S57 Main.
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lNfunE your fin.n ous's Ia the Cii'zenf
Insurance companv. So. ~ Madison Btrrr,.
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RAJ nEAps.

I.u T. 81 On.ipath No. 10 Madison
street rent your houses and collect your
rents
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PREPARING FOR CONTEST.
ARGUMENTS PRO AND CON FOR THE
PAVING CONFERENCE.

Judge u. W. Heiskell Retained as Coun-
sci for the Opposition to Bonds
Communications Fun of Thought for
Serious Consideration.
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-, ir ~ Dr. BLNa CELEBRATED PAT
=. -. stV LNT ARTIFICIAL Ltgs AND
~ ~ - AIMS haze 90 ne mUiiUu ui Tho
ts1 C-sA-' nH.ur.l iHis irfiut satisfaction
~ NJ q in 90 cifra ~ ED Ity IflH.s g.
W. flfrl fop IuuNI Hffur.r iIf
f3l n iHfimrl louisiana soldier 'fuirl.
~ n .sNsJ w uHd iuuafs uf go ttIiUt aul
a.. ~ rd.f. taiuphlca ind pfge-ist
ha-sisif .-i~-AsJ SIT ifcu.
4. AcDhgl0rT, Manufacturer
No 40 4 Shadca street hea UflcauA
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Trusleo,n Sale.

~ 'ifrr 70 trust decd madr b. fne ~ John =
M.LrfaIu Hnd Hlir, on Coo an dny ~ luy al
nu f.rflUl lu ih7 uicr ui tho itUr1nisf uf nrtis.
iu 'hr county ui et luUcIH Hnt state of Aftnuais
ii volume ll imEH ca ETC.. will uu
Friday, December 7. iHsH.
~ 'he tnuihuut corner az Main rnd Madison
tu.r. hrWph.a Tom between tho hour ui no.
utlota an nul U.cloHk D. tn.. uI.t Soc salr ~
ruul'e nui.fI Cor fhsh. Oh fl'o hiHhHt liidff the
following teal estate lJlnf iu nan o. county
Ga, fni being nl ~ ifa tIuual tosiipu u. town.
thipo, north 81 nugu g. cost containing 6il BtIJJ
n-fur- WI. llAIr InIInn
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CAUTION

rewarc u FRAUD ns my usur aud the ptioO
are stNmpei on the buttUul ct nll my advertised
fhuos before leaving The factory, witch prni,rt
u dealer offers w, l., Douglas fho,H NJ o. re-
duCfi price, 90 says hc has thDm without M uLma
a fraud