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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATloN'
Land Office at Bozeman, Montana
Oct. I'd, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
lister and Receiver at Bozaman, M. T., on
Thursday, November sth, 1883, viz:
NICHOLAS BROPHY,
H s 566 for the NJ of mex and N II of
NV u of Sec. IA, Tp Y So. r., 0 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion Of, said land, viz:
Patrick Kelly, James Latta, Robert King
and Charles Loughrey, all Of Bozeman Mont.
GEO. W. MONROE, Register.
First publieai ion, Oct. Sd, 1883.
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Direct from the Front.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, July ., 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-I can eheerfully and truth.
fully say that S. S. S. Is the greatest blood
purifier on earth. In 1884 contracted
blood poison. Physicians treated me- with
no good results. 1took half dozen differ
ent kinds Of blood medicines, but, without
receiving any permanent relief was In
duced to Try S. S. S. began the first
bottle with the gravest doubts Of success.
I had been so often deceived. But i'm
provement came, and continued its use
until perfectly well. have since married.
and have healthy family. No trace Of the
disease is seen. Swifts Specific did all
this for me, and I am grateful. Youzs
truly, ]. 8. SrRADHa.
IIS Dale Ave.
KEMP, TEXAS, June %, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-A sixteen-year-old son 81
mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke
out with an eruption on various paris Of his
body. put him to taking S. S. S., and
few bottles cured him entirely. ! live At
Lone Oak, bot my post-ofhee g At Kemp.
Yours truly, W. S. RosnsoH.
Three books mailed fres On sppEestioa.
All druggists sell S. S. S.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer ;, Atlanta, Ca
New Yoeh. 7se Brosdvsy.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

N
Land Office at Bozeman, Montana,
August 3lst, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tion to II uke tinal proof IN support OF his
claim. and that said proof will be made before
Register and Receiver at Bozeman, NJ. T., oh
Monday. October 18th lSSS, viz:
PATRICK CROWLEY,
who made II. +. ST for the E1iS of NV u and
E12 SW u Section y, Twpl North X, L.
He names ths following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion OF, said land. viz:
John J. Crowley, George W. Moss, Dewitt
Y. Howard and Henry Burrell, all of Gallatin
Montana Territory.
q. W. MONROE, Register.
First Pub Sept. 9Th, 1853.
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A DMINIsTRAToR,S NOTICE OF SALE
n OF REAL ESTATE.
Notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
an order of the Probate court Of the county
Of Jefferson, Territory Of Montana made on
the 18th day of September, lSsS, in the matter
OF the estate Leander NJ. Black, deceased, the
undersigned the Administrator on the estate
of Leander NJ. Black. deceased, will sell at
private sale, to the highest bidder. for cash,
or negotiable paper at par without recourse
and subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court on or after Saturday, the 18th day of
October, 1883, at O'Clock z. NJ, all the right,
title, interest and estate of the said leander
M Black at the time of his death, and all the
right, title and interest that the said estate
has, by operation OF law or Othermise, ac-
uuired other than or In addition to that OF the
said Leander NJ. Black at the time OF his
death, in and to all those certain lots. pieces
or parcels of land situate lying and being in
the said county of Gallatin, Territory of Mon
tana and bounded and described as follows,
to-Wit; Lots eleven Ql) and twelve l2) in
| block sc" of the original plat OF Bozeuian.
Sealed bids in writing will be received by
| said administrator at the law ONCE Of Arm
| stTopg 4 Hartman In Bozeman, Montana.
| Terms and conditions of sale: Cash oil
| negotiable paper at par without recourse ten
| per cent of the purchase money to be paid tc
| the administrator on the day Of sale. balan II
| on confirmation Of sale by said Probate COur
| Deed at expense of purchaser.
| THEODORE j. LYNDE,
| Admir- of estate Of Lcander N. Black, deco
Dated Oct. s, 1883.
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By }. D. Mcdowell. IT,, Deputy Clcfl aud Master
NJ CLAY King Aol Tor Complh lGIlO7
HEALTH u WEALTH 80 DR.. BsaureEard's
Tonic aud Neryine, the Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all ~ stages mental
IN and physical depression. fpefnatnffhea ny
pochondria sterlliy neuralgia hysierla. inCApariy
lof study or business paralysis, impotence, cpllce
-. loe 81 memory. toltcnlng OF The bfain, aud all
diseases Of the nervous system may b. radically
Curd In either seN by the Use OF this uneNcclle1
preparation IL IL matter Ot supreme Importance
W Tee appropriate treatment TOT the cure " the
and NefNine, after many ican trial Ia Europe, has
proved infallthle N taken arrofding " direiinus
which are affixed to each bottle. Que boz equal 10
Que months treatment! will cur r~spnt casca
frioc si.OO box. or six boxes iOf $500. sent
by mail prepaid on receipt Of price We guarantee
or boxes 10 cure any ease. With cash order ~
rciyOd By "a tot dk boxes W. will lend ouf writer
guarantee 70 return the money II treatment donf
not eject = curu. A. henkcu a 90, Druggists, tols
agents for United state. 10 aud rs Main street
Memuhls Tenn.
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Order OF Publication.

No G7Gs. RD--in the Chancury Court 81 shelby
county. Tcnu.-AurclaC icallaci nj. ". ~ Vaccaro
Ct al
II appearing from answer and cross biil Of n Vac
carr. which 4 worn 70 In this cause, that the de
residents oi the Kingdom Of Italy and non rcsl
dents OF tho state ~ Tcuncsscc'
IL IL therefore ofdcrd That they make their ~
pcaHnce hcrin NJ the court house ~ Shelby
county, IN the city Of Memphis. now Taxing Dis
trict 81 shelby county. Tenn, on the hrst MONDAY
In NArrh isss and plead answer OF detnur 10 com
plnlnants answer and cruss IT'LL or the tanic viii DC
taken for confessed ne "a them and ct for hearing
ox pAric. and that copy oi this order b. published
onrc week for four successive weeks IN the Mem
phls Appeal This 18th day Of January, issA.
A true copy-AttokI h l. MCDOWELL,
Clerk and NAster.
BY D. Mcdowell IT,, Deputy CLERK aud Master.
H. CLAY King, Aol tot Complh. lg1iO7
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/, suicides BOD, To Bc Crems,ed.

CnIcAdo, H., Jan. 29.--Frank Wetzell,
q medical studcpt, took his own life last
eycning at O'Clock, by firing bullet into
his breast For the last year he suffered
severely from a disease, and In consc.
uucnce became respondent The suicide,
iuw days ago, sent for q woman who had
been nm old time friend TO her he con-
fidcd that in his will there was a certain
CLAUSE which he wanted carried out. The
will Wis opened after the suicides death.
The clause referred 10 was an order that
his body be cromaicd after death. II was
distinctly stated, and the wishes Of the
deceased will be carried out. II will be
taken 10 the Pittsburg crcinatory Monday
evening.
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The city Re>pensIbIc Tor Rebbcry.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jan. 2o.-George
II. GARRISON, the Chicago drummer who
ai Twelfth aud Pennsylvania streets, a
short time since, was robbed Of SIS In
cash, revolver, gold watch worth $3.50,
and gold chain worth $50, is about TO
enter suit against the city for s., 900 dam
ages. His claim IL that the city is rcspon.
sibe for the safety Of the life and property
of citizens and strangers. The ease is
probably without precedent.
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Mosrs, KISd on rmE CARNIVAL.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

We arr nos permanently located ~ our iprncf
stand. 40 ~ Trout, where w have served our
patrons fpf the pest ten year. We hhyca complete
Ftufk II entirely ffrah ruOis originally intended
iDf nor nUN stlfr. but fortunately, wsnO still IN
the drI1i nud elevator when the Ore orrufrl. We
nfu therefore prsftafri w. hil nll Offrr Without
ans Delay our lunks Hnd Taffn Wcft eltti MIN
lufud nnd our lf@s nn siHk hitff drllurung 49,
summer and HaifuFr will h. lmmHirflnl uuf cot
ton drIHunsui vii sunef ~ Interruption AMI
our patfuns Will receive sales aui returns pfUmpt
u ~ Do futuiunu
holiftlnga share 81 your orders Tor merchandise
AID Cotnignmcnis ~ cotton We are,
ioun Hetpsrtlully -
P0mfR a NACRAE.
If.Hf affuH
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TENNESSEE STATE DRILL.
COMPANIES ORGANIZING AND PRAc-
TIcING FOR THE CONTEST.
Nashville Weak in Prospective Entries,
and With Little Chance for Honors--
Memphis Looked to for Two Con-
te stants.

Yesterday Acknowledgement James p.
Taylor received two more letters from com
panes wishing to organize and join the
State Guard Gays the Nashville american OF
Yesterday. One, communication was from
South Pittsburg. A company was organ
lied al that place few years ago, but has
not been kept up, ~ the State did not
render them any assistance. The company
at one time had the largest muster roll OF
any in the State, and, il recognized, is ex-
pected 10 make fine body. The writer
was very enthusiastic, and is anxious to
organize company. II these two COM
panies are formed with the required num-
Der enrolled, they would increase the State
Guard OF Tennessee TO nearly LOCO men,
making her militia stronger by several
hundred than any other State in the south,
and ranking with the foremost States OF the
Union. 1t is sincerely hoped that the
Porter Rifles, OF this city, will rcorganize
and enter the lists OF the interstate drill
next spring The Porter Rifles were ut
. one time the pride OF this city, and, with a
little practice, would again become rivals
ior the championship OF the south: Their
Ncaptain has no superior and could soon
perfect the old company.
n The Witt Rifles, Of Columbia, and the
Chickasaw Guards, Of Memphis, are two
Of the most prominent companies in this
State, and will no doubt carry off honors
Z at the spring drill. The Hermitage Guards,
OF this city, arc also tagging. There is not
rUSrttcr equipped command in the State.
The Acknowledgment has done all in his
power TO make il a good company, but its
@lncmbcrs do not manifest the interest dis
A played by some other companies in the
State. No company has captain that
will do more for them than Capt Eve will
do for the Hermitage Guards. lie has de-
cided 10 make one great effort, and next
Monday night the company will either be-
4 gin work or dishand. Capt Will Reyer
z has made splendid team out of his Zou-
ayes. The company that wins the Iouave
I prize will have 10 work. The adjutant-
general saws that he has great confidence
la the Merchant Zodaves, OF Memphis,
( who are drilling hard. Although il is q
youthful command, with young
captain, that company is considered
one Of the best in the south. The inter
stat drill 10 be held here next May has
aroused military interest all over the
conntry, as well rs in this State. Com
panies are writing already for information
IN regard 10 the rules OF the drill. Tho
Committee on arrangements are hard at
work on program which they will pub.
lish rs soon ny completed. The manage.
ment of the Overland Railroad company
have offered Glendale park, accompanied
by 5000 subscription, "a the interstate
drill committee, for their encampmcnt and
competitive drill. The committee have
also been offered West Side park. Both
propositions will he considered by the
commit,ce next Tuesday night at thcil
regular meeting.
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AMUSENIENTs,

INUGENG RoBlNsoN's DINE MUSEUM
IL AND TWO. THEATERS 2
PATRoNIzED BY THE ELITE OF THE CITY.
ne SEE THIS SURE.-Sa
HUMPTY DuMPTY PANToMl ME co. The EsQUI.
MAUX CHIEF Debro Madame Jane, FAT LADY.
Dot Iiulefngcr MIDGET, Last week Of the PAR
LoR CIRCUS co. 1Ianssaboura Lam. JAPANESE
EQUILIBRlsT. Brazil &Alton ACRoBA1s. Clint
williams TRAPPER, EDUCATED BEAR. RUS.
2 etc, etc, etc.
l0c. ADMISSION. ONE DIME, 10c
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JANrs ~ MALONE
tiutl- NAHsEit trust
SUPERINTENDENT, hal o Inc.

KAxss tuY, MTsfui. 4 luuuusuukN itR Co, !
Kansas iif, Mo, ianuaD O.. isS> I
NOTICE l. her hF given thni tbr Annual Meet
~ iug ~ the riui thulirH NJ ihe Kansas city
Memphis a IfniuEhHm iiaiIniai tuatauy uill
le held AZ The Office of The tUmtHuy. iu tha city ~
Memphis ICun on Nrlnulay. ilr nut day 81
iehfiiHy nest ut ln u.rlufF IN ilr iHfruurn. ~
the Ii0Ttiun ~ ulfcItuu. Hui thr Transaction ~
such other business az may LEGALLY ruuiu bcluru
thfm
Ihr Ftofk TansfIf itint. 1911 hr r'uri ffum Jan
uafY H. Iss,. la trbfuaf d isss hYiu dtirs inrlu
slta Utu o. AltliituN. President
d X Torn as,r.tsrv
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stookholdors, MeotInR.

A NETTING II the rtock h0ldcr.Oi the Troy and
ibe oi,lie of sah company. I'M The town oil TROY.
In Obiou county, Tcnnofse on Monday, the nth
day Of February, AID ih-S. for the consideration
aud action upon proposed mortgage aud issuanoe
~ mortgage londs and stock Of aid company. aud
the trHnsactlon Of such other business a. may b.
advised. By order 81 the Hoard OF Directors Dc
oenber ~ 1871 GEO. D. WILSON. PrcaldenL
W BglCp secretary
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Amer Ihres Years.

W. f. Walton, ofspringficld, Tenn, says
81 hive neen suffering with neuralgia In the
lscc aud head, of and ON, for three years.
purhased box OF Dr. Tanners lnfallible
<eumlgil Cure, and took eight Of the pills
4 have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
eincc. II gives me pleasure 10 recommend it,
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 20 cents per box. Sold at
-Boislers drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue ~ trust decd made 70 ne January
ip Iook l5i, Page ~, ~ The Registers ONCE ~
shelby county. Tenn. 10 saculs ueftalp paimenls
therein mentioned Will cell, igf la'b. 81 public
outcfy, At the southwest corner yl aAln hhh hahl'
Monday, February 81, isss,
An. c,on.,tv Ae,, fibsd in Md deed follows Wis
A psrt Of lot No 3 Of HleppJ subdivision Of lot No
81 winehssisrs 100 aeres, besinnins Al point
on the south side u HISS svsnns % Ivei es " NE
thsnos sputhvsfdly i65 feet thence we-tvsrdly ~
feet tssrcs norihwsrdly 10 let 70 ths Pelni u
bssinnlns. Faulty Of fedenpslen ssised. Ilus
eniy. ". l. cLAff. TruAss
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ID r. d. S. JOHN so MS
PRIV ATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
A. a., ,u.e.....,.. e,.....
No. IL jefferson Street.

let. Main and Front MEMPHIS, TENN.
Established IA iNO
nR JOHNSON h Acknowledged hy al parties ln.
~ tcr'stcd ~ by far the most uicccssiul physt'
clan Ia the trrntmrut ot private " sccrct dt st'S
Quick, permanent cures guaranteed In every Ctsn,
male " female. Rcccnt Ct~a ui NunurthUn anl
syphilis cured In lew DAYS without the use ui
mcr'ufy. change ~ diet or hlndranro fuhn bust
mss secondary syphilis, the lat ,csiigr cr'ii'
l0.s oi scucu stopped IN short time. sufferers
from impuirnry W loss ~ sexual pOwcn. nsinrritp
fpo Nlgur ln few weeks Nlrtims ui sClfahIise
aud excessive Ncncry suuCfing lfnn slvfmntnffhea
aud los of physical and mUnt1l poWcr speedily
and permanently curd. Particular attention patti
a. the Diseases II Women, AMI Uunv glarantvl
Iilrs aud Old Sons cured without the usr ul Ciusll
OF the kuiic Al consultations strictly C'nhdcn
tal. Medicines sent by cApvs 10 all lnrts ui ui,
country.
no Nutl ingmen cuurd NJ half The usual rates
Onltr hour in,u b otlnpk am. ~ n'tlugk n "a.
H. \ IuItN snN. NJ H.
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JIG. SCHMIDT a. son
REMOVED 10
So. 400 MAIN srnErr. MEMPHIS, rENN.
Truaten,n Sale.

~ Nlrtne ot trust deed rsrruiUi ~ the urdrr
signed on iuur I. lssi inHtpuirl ln iHfk 40 Tnro
fGl ~ :. " raec. Fannie %. iosr Hui o. 4 Daait.
TRUSTED. We viii.
en- February ~, tsss,
~ me ennfihnu=e dpof IN ihr cts ~ Nrfnphia
shelby county. Tenn. I'll VI puhilr uutffY. fuf
cash the iniiuNlus ral usiais lyiug in stid cir,
stats and county VIZ knuWu thr sluth halt
ni tie north hall NJ lut ~ iIl whirh Bot 40 90
iss IL the uufthr % rurIrf ul ltrhHfsu AMI lhirt
afrrta loo sid rity zoe Iut 90 o. sili iHiuis 81 tgt
~ Thlfd stryyt and runs iask b,tHvvn iau,llcl
lines its' trut
Said properly Il rrntulY l01iei and vel i'm
pfutvl
Ths eauliy II redemption tuur.rai anl ~
exemptions arc wultri. auH ilt uug H bcllAvd "
JANE ~ MALONE
D.. LOTS NAHslil TRUSTEES
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WILL positively cure sick headache and
prevent its return, Cartors Little Liver
l'ills. This Il not talk, hut truth. One pill q
dose. See advertisement. Small pill. Small
dose. See price.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column will be charged a,
rate Of 15c for twolncs one Insertion; two inscr
lions, 26c: ore week. zoe
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MOMUS
WILL SHARE HIS THRONE.
Who viii Be Queen OF the Car
nival at the Kings Bail at
the Gayoso?

The Quoon Elect 10 Retain the Crown
and Scepter as n Souvenir.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm oi Clapp 4 Taplor. npots and stationery
wiz this day Dissolved by mutual cousrnt MI a
Clapp. IT,. will continue the bnsincss under the
firm name ~ A. u Taylor a o. The new ifin a.
sumCs all the liabilities. kither member u the old
nrm Il authorized ~ receipt for the uuCollCriCd
!. W. CLArr, IN,
Ar TAYLOR
Memphis Tenn, January % iS,a.
In fctlfiur from the above firm desffc ~ return
my thanks tp The patrons 81 The nrn for their
patronage and ~ ekpfca the h0Ie thu the new
hun Of A. u TAYLOR Il Go will not ouly rouitu q
continuation ~ the same patronage, but that uey
may have, ne lhcy ~ Richly dcseflp. LARGELY IN
creased business. J, W, tIAfP, IN
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shall break the silence Oi 1000 years md shall
sp,nk o. ~ again In Pageant bright glorious aud
magnificent whose splrndof thail illumnc the
glimpsss ~ the moon aud make the night brilliant
a. the nuaudny sun Aud Ne further Orialu that
our Nystir and welrl Nsmphl. sufnamrd the Mag
ninrrnt true a. her traditions aud her fast. shall
afsr irOn the clouds that have snycotrd her grcat
nfzs and shall assemble IN our Tempe Ihctpis.
aud ihefr gathering afuund her the Gods Of Myth.
uiHry the liufues 1T Ofccre aud Athens. shall IN.
dow With life and beauty the gloflos II Ihrimupylr
aud the song 81 Homer, and blending The Won.
dufs ~ the flst with the pleasures ~ the
present shall Tliddsn the hesH ~ sll behuld"fs
aud Real and Ideal SHALL lfcad the merry mcnsuru
until the matins nigh and that nll shall IT, inrfy
aud take part 10 the festivities, We command tia
Grand Mask HALL shall b. given Ia all the Hall
fDums ui our kealm HWhefc ever one bearing our
ROYAL tass STAMPED with the nnjHi stamp ui one
Dollar fhAll h. admitted and w. iufts'f command
that all shall attire themselves IN Unfiumra com.
pauhie with their desifrs, aud shall Thong our
sifsets aud hlghaays aud W. further duCf,e that
our thief II lUlice DayB shall arrest all taxing
iiicfiles with maskcrs and a. conhne them In the
Dungtun kpspawlthout iufisit Revive The Einf'
irs Of the pastasnioy yuuurit let yonf bshayiuf
shame your dcianlcn. D. the command ~
Attest NONtH it Rex
C0usi DrNOsrs. Prime Minlstor aud Cook
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Gov. Taylor and Staff Invited
to Attend.
The Keys Of tho City Demanded Proc
lamation OF the King.
Tobacco Factors aud BridEe Builders
Greeting.

CrCCEss has pcrrhcd upon our banner We
- will shape the friHmnt we'd u nntuml hruvn,
aud We will bridge the Mississippi
We have seated nnar aud rtOud up the hatkCcp.
en-, and arr lhclan rirht we'll
Ne shall enter our capital on Monday, February
"a At high noon. aud hold high carnival here Aud
u l. our kuyul command that the gtrnt iycnun aud
his prime ministers shall deliver NJ to koyt Oi our
city Ia the ptusyntc ui our populaCc and the vast
assembly. Aud We further ofdain that OUT Sub.
icci. sold cry, ciIiycus enlnssadot.. dig,
nitarios aud high officials at the Htato shall
unto In doing honor 10 our Right Royal
gucsts Gov. TAYLOR And sfAlF b. whom
We tender the freedom 81 thcsc Hluns-
and We further command that tho Royalty Of cur
people shall gather IN our Noble Palace uayo.o,
whi,h shall IT, prepared Tor the ncrcpion 81 the
fair daughter IT Tennessee aud her Mobile aud ".
lustrious sons whom Nc propose Ia Honor We
further oriHin. In order Ia Flnriif nur Reign 90
grace our Throne and Ia prove that Memphis u the
tlty uf Our 1--we that We shall sclc't from the
Ialr aud 1RauteOus Maids ~ Memphis a Queen Of
the Carnival, whom We will Crown IN the prfcnce
III our touu aud IN order that tue tefcmuui al
shall bc " pleasant memory, We further decree that
the Jewels ot the Cnuwn and rcvpief shall wmHin
welded ~ orr Queen. ~ souvenir, aud shall ~
main an heirloom Va her family iof all ages II IL
...ss Hs.f. HFFH hat
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REWARD.

Oh - REwARD-Losr SEVERAL WEEKS 400
~ "a on Main street car book containing The
fccufds Of the tcntul Baptist thufrn. VIII Ray
twenty Eve dollars uNard TOT IL delivery Al NO
is DuvAL
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Dissolution Notice.

MuiroRD. Jeweler. 2oi Maia-
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d. EEn WILL Buy WAY ClIOlfE
Dl,DDO bullinE Dot s1uih, iy1tisl. oofDer
lot Ibis Ia y bargain ~ aurk
n T. NOUHE 4 90. No ~ Second street
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mAnDI GRAs, TUESDAY. rEn. -.

OUR LOYAL AND FANTASTIC MOTLEY CREW.
assisted by our loyal subic,u shall Ray Royal trib
utc h. oar Crown. Aud We further command that
the Fuuruus and myttrtiuus
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ROOMS TO LET.


ROOMS To LET.
A FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR ROOM FOR
"a gentlemen only. lSs Union street,
LNLEGANT ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
III nshed. Home comforts. Near Main street.
Address Tidy" this Office.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO
~ gentlemen at 81 Linden street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, TO GENTLEMEN
N only, at lOl shelby street
NICELY FURNISHED RooM-CENTRAL 10.
~ cation, at % Madison street
ONE FURNISHED ROOM. APPLY AT NO $40
~ Main st., corner Vance.
nNE LARGE UNPUBLISHED ROOMisOuTIt.
" om exposure; likewise furnished rooms ut ~
Court street
DooMs- NICELY FURNISHED. AT 1877 MADl.
~ son street
pooMS-FURNIsilED OR UNPUBLISHED. AT
~ No, lt3 Court street
DooMs-FuRNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
~ rooms at l2l Coup street
DooMS-FURNISHED OR UNFURNlslIEn
~ No. III Linden street
DooMs-FURNIsHEDo OR UNFINISHED. AT
IL III Court street
DooNS-SUITARLE FOR LIGHT EOUSE.
~ keeping. Inquire nj No. 6s Court st.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT laSMAD-
i ison. Reference required
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