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The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
Musical

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Poolcr won the
gratitude of few of the musical people
of the town last Monday evening, by ar
ranging delightful impromptu concert
which occurred in the spacious parlors Of
Hotel lleseltou shortly after eight o'clock.
The chief feature of the evening was the
singing of Miss Bartlett of Portland, who
rendered Tosti's Good Bye" and Il Scotch
ballad entitled 'Bonny blue cen" Miss
Bartlett and Miss Withee gave Campani'S
beautiful song, "Sce the Pale Moon" in
most pleasing manner, Miss Withces
rich contralto making a fine blending
with Miss BartlettS brilliant vocalizing
Mr.. A, X. Smiley sang The deep, deep
Sea-" In solo and an amusing duet,
Teacher and Pupil" with Mrs. Geo w
HAYES. both selections giving that pleas
ure which is always assured when those
well known artists appear.
Mr. Fuller favored the company with
two selections on the violin Taylor
Song of Love" and La Gitana" waltzee
by BuCallosi. Miss FaleS presided at The
piano nearly all the evening, playing tie
accompanimcntS, many of them at sight.
with a sympathetic touch and Il precision
of execution that gave universal satlSfac-
ton. Her rendering of two solos, a
aBallade by Reineckc and Chopin's Pol
onaise No. 2 was received with well de
served applause. At the close of the
concert the whole company expressed
personally to Miss Bartlett and other per
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30

The second game in the series with the
Presumpscots received much larger pat
ronage, aud was called al 2.30 p IN sharp.
When it was discovered that the umpire
of the day before was to ofllciate some
dissatisfaction was heard among friend,
of the home team, but sit went just the
same" Skowhegans battery remained
the same as the day previous, while Webb,
our old puzzler, and one of the best pitch
ers in the state occupied the box for the
visitors, and he proved equal to the &C
cason only allowing our heavy hltters II
total of seven hits in the game, which by
good base running and two errors Melted
us three runs On the other hand the Sc
we're strain of the day before upon
| Johnnie" was evident as he was batted
freely by the visitors but, with the except
ion of two innings, unsafe, as the support
given him WAS great and We were enabled
to see the grand fielding ability OF the
home team. Up to the beginning OF the
seventh inning the game was practically
ours with the score of 3 to in our favor
but the visitors were more fortunate in
placing their hits at this time. Still but
for most unjust decision of the umpire,
lfter two men were out including man
safe at first, the visitors would have been
| banked in this inning also, for after that
most fortunate hit of long fly into
right field just inside the foul limit, al
lowed the visitors to tie the score. In
the eighth the luck of the visitors was
again with them, as, with three men on
bases, long line hit to left center field,
unfortunately misjudged by Tufts let in
three more scores. and rs our boys were
unable to add more runs to their account
won the game. Owing to lack of space
we are unable to particularize AS to the
fine playing, but give the complete scor,
| below:
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An, LooneylnC oburn Hall.

w. II. Looney Esq, of Portland Will
speak lin Coburn Hall, Friday evening
next. at O'Clock Mr.. Looney is one OF
the eloquent young men of Maine who
has achieved an enviable reputation as an
eloquent speaker and able legislator. by
his own energy and pluck he succeeded
in fitting for Colby University and was
graduated therefrom with honors about
10 years ago. Mr.. Looney served Port
land as city Solicitor for two terms and
represented that city in the Maine House
of Representatives in the winter of 1887
where he, as chairman of the committee
on Labor, had much to do with shaping
the legislation favorable to operatives IL
our factories. Our people will all wan
to hear him.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30

Yesterday afternoon the Lewistons
made their first appearance upon Skow
hogan diamond, only to be defeated by
the home teams weakest club, and ever
when that club played wretched game
their worst of the season. kearns occu-
pied the box for Skowhegans and pitch
ed great game. holding the visitors
down to a total of three hits and struck
out nine men. Had he received the sup
port usually accorded Priest the visitors
would have drawn blanks every inning
On the other hand the visitors were veal
In the box but that alone is not the caus'
of the defeat, as their meu as well a
ours played rather = listless gam
throughout. They are fine looking set o
ball players however, aud we can but be
lieve that they are capable Of much bet
ter work than was given here.
The game will not warrant . tabulAte
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
The Bicycle Races.
FAIRFIELD CARRIES OFF THE HoNoRs.
skoWHEGAN STEPS BACK, nut FOR THIS
TIME ONLY.


Ihe Blcycls tournament on the falr-
field, Monday afternoon last, under the
ansnicas of the K.rnnher Rambleys and
W = ~ ~, ,
sPec'a' SUPERVISION Vi IL No"i was
decidedly Fairfield time all round, and
it is doubtful if more happy people will
ever he discovered omono ponulation of
Iliat Size tiiah 'Hat h"''''e' H"l'''
ed that night. Skowhegan wheeImcn
were present in large numbers. Of the
,br.o RACES o,ly two were connet.d for
o''
by 1helh' anu III ooVh ulley laI'ea W Ie"ci
the wire first by only few feet.
The first race was for five miles and
hod Co.. .t,r,or. ,v,.r of Eoiraold nnn.
''''' ~ ''"i 49,
ton, SKo"heeah, fray fairIeIl' DafllhS
and Dow of Waterville. Dunton made Il
hard tiuht for the medal offered. and con
.;1...;,. .,,;, 80, III. a. ..,o.,,,, 90, ,bo
ms ''''7 ""' '''7 - ''
wheel ms powers OF endurance were
wonderful. For the last thrce miles ne
lea the procession ana puV ioI looSlhS
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30

An adjourned session Of the County
Commissioners was held at the Court
House Tuesday at which the following
petitions were presented.
OF the selectmen of Mercer for the
erection of road in that town.
OF the selectmen Of Fairfield to locate
and establish limits of certain roads.
OF r. b. Shepherd ct ala for the estab-
lishment Of the line Of highway In SkOw-
hogan village from the store owned oy
Issac DYER 70 the east end Of the bridge
across the North Channel.
Petition Of Austin Eames Of Emblem
| for estimate of damages for location o!
The Somsssst Hallway scroas bis land
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OSmidro sis,

Horsemen are hereby informed that the
Horse Fumisalor i now ready for tie
treatment of all diseased conditions Of
that noble animal. regardless Of >ymp-
tons. The pcr,piratory and ab-'rhen'
system of the Horse is much morn active
than that of the human system TIM,
making this form Of treatment Il hundred
fold more elective Horses provided
with board and treatment at lowest pos
sible terms for the next six months, thai
all NAV know that this method i no fall
acy. For the benefit of >keptie>. horse
considered beyond the reach of the be-
veterinary skill will he purchased ii
worth saving. Gail ON n address DIR. ;
f. or Fred l.. Conaut, Middle street
Skowhegan. Maine outfits for sale.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
SKowuEGAN VS.. PREsuMrscors.

SkowHEGAN vs.. PREsuMpsCoTs.
The feature of the week was the games
with the "Presumpscotsn of Cumberland
Mills, who last season put up such
good ball here, and who in our estimation,
barring Skowhegan, are the best team in
Maine to-day. The players are all fine
fellows and on the whole the most popu-
lar of any team that visit us. They ar
rived by the 10 10 train of Friday and
were quartered at Hotel Coburn.
The first game was called at 2.30 of the
afternoon of their arrival and when the
visitors pulled off their coats to face our
boys their zebra shirts made more than
one spectator quail, But rs the game
proceeded those fears were dispelled
somewhat as Skowhegan never had such
hne representation on the diamond be
fore, while it was early seen Priest had
the opposing batterS completely at his
mercy, as he pitched the best game ever
witnessed on these grounds, but one hit
being made from his delivery and that Il
two-bagger. He was grandly supported
by l'usbor and the entire team the home
team only making two errors, but those
unfortunately at critical times, one of
which gave the visitors run, the other
gift of the umpire, who would not al
low one of the sharpest double plays ever
seen on these grounds. Nor was the fine
playing confined wholly TO the home team
AS perusal OF the tabulated score will
give evidence. The attendance was
about 400, Mr., w. b. Brown of Cumber-
land Mills otciated as umpire, and while
that gentleman evidently understood the
game thoroughly, friends of the home
team thought that on close decisions he
leaned rather towards the visitors.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
FARM FOR SALE

Consisting of leo acres of land -
acres under good state OF cultiva-
ton. 30 acres pa>turage and bal nce
wood and timb'r land with nice lot
of Pine timber !! good Orchards
Hou>c and Ell barn aud sheep barn
all in good condition. situated J
mile nom Post Oil,ce at West
Athens. tor further Information in
quirc of the Subscriber on the prem.
l>es, Aug. 18th, lsSS.
}W3l' THOMAS NJ. GRAY.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
Totals. 49,.

Earned Runs-Skowhegans |, Presumpscots
4. Two Base Hits-king, Bachelor Elkins,
Total Bases on Hits-Skowhegans I, Presumps-
cots II Stolen Bases Goodwin, Pushor, King,
Clark, (2), Harmon. Campbell, Smith. First
Base on Balls-Kearns. Hit by Pitched Ball 60
Harmon. First Base on Errors-SkowheganS
8, Presumpscots 3. Wild Pitches-Webb /,
Passed Balls-Elkins 2. Struck Ont-Prest
4, Webb 9. Double Plays-Campbell, Har-
mon, Morton. Umpire-W. B. Brown, Cum
hnrland Mills. TiInc-2 hours.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30

Mr.. 7. L Noyes Of the Maine New
Brunswick Insurance Go. i working
Skowhegan and Somerset COUNT. and We
hear i, meeting with good success. Thi,
company stand high and is writing u
great number of policies al over Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
Notice.! !

Having sold ont my market under lIo-
tel Coburn. all persons indebted to me
are requested to call and -stiIe imne1-
lately. All bills unpaid at Tire end Of
thirty DAYS will he LEFT in the haad~ If an
attorney for collection.
L. W BEoNS.
Slowheean, Aug. 18th, -
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30

Wright and Young are opening lars>
line Of new Fall and Winter dIe>> goods
at South Norridaewock. They sent up a
large balloon. Their store Wa decori-
ed with fag,. bunting etc. and burnt red
fire near the block
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
w NTED.
1000 GROWS !,
-Al>b--
H4WEs, Owls, LOOrS, HerOIS, Eagles
Rare Rir,is or ErerU DescrjUfio,l

Rare Birds OF ErerU Description.
also want Deer Moose, and Caribou Horn, for
which viii pay cash on delivery
\. H. dn raxidermists work aud Tanning
OF every description at reasonable rates. nave
IN stock the largest stock of Mounted Heads
and Horns also Fur Mats, STUFFED birds. Glass
shades artificial glass eyes aud TtNidermi-t-
goods III general. Price list sent Oh application
v I, CLIFFORD. xala SIal. IGylsaaa, nalae
+. q. hoy. No. sj Jluost.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30

/ Wauta good Eifi ~ ,lniu1 lavIu ana f.
assist ahau. the ,u.uuh,t work IN my hultda :
house.
~EoWh, rn A4. Itl
5iti ". ii NAEn.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
On the Diamond.


] wi of n IoSSlBtsE fOlh
HoNoks Win TIE PRKsuMPsCors EVEN
The first team the Skowhepan's faced
was the John 7. Lowell Arms Co. nine of
boston, composed Of gentlcmanlY young
fellows and they came well-recomnend.
ed as ball players. Owing 10 the severity
OF the weather the crowd in attendance
was small Skowhegan pitted our old
popular battery Of two aud three YEAR
ago, King and Donavan, aud although il
had been two years since King had occu-
pied the box he demonstrated that ne
still had grip ON the ball Both teams
played in unfortunate luck, for one of the
visitors was severely Injured by collding
with another player of his team while af
Ter batted ball, while SANDY" injured
his hip In sliding to second base, neccSs-
itatlng his giving away to Il substitute.
Pushor was somewhat injured also, but
not so severely but what he was on deck
all the time. feature of the game WAS
a home run by King, and the fine ne ding
of kearns, who played at short without
an error. "Sandy" led in runs getting 4
out of the 2G made
Innings. '''.....,....i o 81
skow hegans, .......2 4 o / \ u
John p Lovcll.......l o o o 4 1 III
Earned Runs-skowhegaus 4, J. P.L Arms Co
D. Home Runs-king. Two Blse Hits Pushor
~ hearns, Williams. Total Bases on Hits
Skowheglns Is, J. =. l.. Arms Co. II. Gleason
+ lannigan, Mccormick Ia. Stolen Bases-G Good
YIN, Donovan, Simpson, 81, Priest n Tufts
Dn9an o. kearns, King, Williams Mckee l5l
Ward I'll First Base on Ba-Goodwin sunp
son, kearns, Williams, Dolan Holden, Gleason
a Hitch by Pitched Ball-Goodwin, Dapan,
farclough. First Base on Errors Skowhcgans
5 j. p; l.. Arms Co. s. Wild Pitchcs-king /.
fassed Balls Donovan ID Mckee S. STRUCK Out
king 2, Mccormick 4. Double Plays Goodwin,
P r!r Umpire-F 7. Addition, Winthrop,
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30

The Boston Herald. even, does not rel
ish President Clevelands jngo message.
1t says:
Clearing to suffer in the approaching
election, Mr.. Cleveland has decorated
himself with spashes of war paint, and
now truculently announces his readiness
to knock out any foreigner who shall as
much as look sideways at the American
| eagle."
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
Job Printing.

..,. Lob Printing Establishment connected with
Ha,,,psEr REPORTER is prepared to do all class
nc ,n.ork the richest well as the most common
res g" campctent and experienced workmen are
lnloy.d and large stock of paper, envelopes, and
P"}9og, wedding and business cards in great va.
yeiu orders of Dances bills of fare, programs
neY printed in great variety of styles on short
el, ,i.. Commercial printing a specially. Orders
a no. mail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
All Kinds Ct Building Ma:eria.
Paint: c!!s Az "a.-::sA.s.
IN TTT'-TTI--N
J. D. Rawles & CO.
NOTICE.

The Selectmtu OF SkoWhe-an
hereby give notice that they will
bc in session on Thursday and Fri
day the 10th and 18th inNtS., from
9 \. VI. until ! o'clock p. NJ. for the
purpose ot receiving evidence OF the
qualifications of persons claiming
the night 10 vote i'll said Town 1T
the approaching elections, and cor.
recting the list OF voters.
ISAAC DYER. Selectmcu
HORACE EATON, OF
J. W. PACKARD, \ Skowhegar
Skowhegan Aug. It'll, lSSS. 3t3:
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
f'''0lBRo0K E HAYES.

score, but we give following by innings.
Mr.. j. L Scott of Lewiston umpired
the game in his usual fair and impartial
manner.
nnings.............I IS So
Skowhegans. } q ! ) q Q y Ia
Lewistons. o . O % O o o B S
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30

For price does for much with this time Me want room
Fall Stock We bound
make figures accordingly Its your purse tladc
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-30
=. 49, : s---s1 -sSsNaN
Don't fail to see this great
battle scene at once.
Road NOtiCe.

\ new subject INV herr- raitf. : s,I.. -
ii7 pulc, ia his huaa.a- jauHaH, II. aa
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LEVEE WORK.
orrrct no,rn on connrInsrns

fOR THE FiFrH LouistANA LEvrE DiTriCt, :
TALLuLAH, Ia, August 81 iN,N
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL ~ RECEIVED At
- the once ct the Board of Commissioner Tor The
Fiith Louisiana lseycc District, NJ Tnllulnh Nadl
sou parish, Ia. up 10 2oClOck = m, on MONDAY.
sEpf EMBEK u, lssa, Tor contracting the follow
lug icyccG
Namr II Lsre1 Ln1aiRg Otgis ItL griroi
Kalcigh fast Carroll. .0.Oll 20 ~
Hard Times Wilson, Tcusis......... 5000 go o.
Proposals for above named works must he scpa.
tate. aud each proposal must L. signed ~ the Itt
sou making the ame. and srnlCd Ia It, own CnVClup
mud marked "l'rupo.h 10 build - l,cyec iu -
rafish from -, giving nsino Of lcvcc, and Of
parish. aud 81 person making proposal
A deposit OF current money &C certified bank
check T. required for each lctcc a. the amount
above stated. which should h. inclo-,d In the
scaled cnvclop, said deposit b. h. forfeited 10 tho
Roard OF Commissioners iot the Pm Louisiana
Lcvuc District, IN casC the pcrsuu ~ whom work
may hc awarded shall fail 10 siru articles Of urrDo
mont aud Gle com plcie boud within iurtyvlsht
hour after notice 81 adjudication.
bond will BE- required ln the sum not 10 oxccci
eve cent per cutie yard on the amount a. sisted
iu the advertisement with two tg suntias Who
will bc rcqulrcd 10 make oath that they an worth
Overland above liabilities the amount Ut the bond.
The Hoari usrrycs the right a. reject ANY 90 all
bids withdraw from letting such lcvc's ns they may
dem proper aud 10 incphYc O. dimish thc ofigr
Ing o. they sec iit
Payment iot work will be made one hall cnsh.
aud the balance In warrants Oi this Board bearing
completion Of conirict and payable Que yvaf ifJm
date.
I1ans. pfoflcs and specifications II the above
work can BE- scCn. aud any other information that
biddcn may desire, obtained NJ the Uihrc OF the
Bonfd oi state Engincuu at New orleans la, and
ut the onioc Of the Lc,cc Board NJ ailuah, la,
By order OF the Board.
y l. MAXWELL. President pro ten.
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Tnxing District Directory.

Fire and Police Commissioners-David
T. Hidden, president and chief executive
officer, James Lee, jr., vice president, and
James I. Petit.
Board OF Public Works.. T.. Randle,
foundryman; Lymus Wallace, boss dray.
man; I. J. Graham, merchant: Charles
kney, capitalist; sam Hirsch, insurance
agent.
Secretary Of Board-C. L. Pullen, expert
accountant.
City Attorneys. p. Walker, OF Metcalf
Walker, general attorneys.
Engineer-Niles Meriwethcr. consulting
engineer and contractors referee.
Assistant Engineers and Draiismen-A.
T. Bell and X. +. Hartford. practical. civil,
mining. hydraulic engineers aud survey.
or.
President Of Board OF Health-Dr. q. y.
Thornton, practicing physician in the city.
Secretary OF Board OF ilealth-Dr. 4. A.
Williamson, practcing physician in the
city
Hospital Surgeon-Dr J. l.. Black.
praclicing physician In the city.
Health Ollicer-D. r. jackson, Office at
boarl Of health.
Chief ol Police-W. c. Davis.
Chief Of Fire observation-disclosures V.
Ryan.
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Is TATE IN BIG LUCKs

1t Looks Very Much Like He viii GO.
cupy Seat In the County Court.
There was rafting OF Republican dry
bones yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Reichmann has revived
claim, raised in 1870, that the Fourteenth
civil district portion of which is in the
city of Memphis, is entitled to one more
magistrate than either of the parties nomi-
mated for the recent election.
This claim was made in the year men,
toned by defeated candidate named
Hall, who filed suit to have the courts
pass upon 1t. The cause went through
the lower court all right for Hall, was ap-
pealed and thrown out solely because of
Irregularities. His suit was based upon a
section in the code, wherein il is estab-
lished that every district including a town
shall have three magistrates. The charter
OF the city OF Memphis says that the
Fourteenth and Fifth districts shall con-
stitute the city. The latter has had this
representation all along. while the former
has been contented with two.
Mr.. Henry Reichman, who opposed
Judge Orville Yerger in the race for magis-
trate from the city at large, walks proudly
up and requests u certificate OF election
and membership in the county court All
this is very funny. How in the name of
common sense can man who didn't
figure as a candidate in the district, as
district, at all, lay proper claim TO the
office? Messrs. Bowden Il. Tate and Ed
Shaw were the candidates from that dis
trict The vote stood: Tate, 200; Shaw,
2,067; Tate's majority, 80. II either OF the
Republican candidates are in luck it is
Tate. lie will apply for the certificate
Monday morning, and in case OF refusal
will carry his cause to the courts.
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RUPTURE CURED.
DR.. z, NOBLE,

Specialist IN the Cure Of Rupture aud ali Forms Of
Chrouic Diseases. Male OF Fcmale
DuPTuRK CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE. or
hindran1 70 business, by the Medioated
soft Pad Truss aud once Trpatment
In Diseases q. Women 10 all their forms give
Immediate relief aud permanent cure
structure. HydrOcole and vaficocelo aud all forms
OF Hood Diseases cured In short tune guarantee
every case tafe Trusse made and nitsi Gall
Tor names and address OF cures made In the city.
once. NO. % JEFFERSON STREET,
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England Threatens War Against the
United stntes--New York Ia Danger OF
Hmm In rsfneul

LoSDoS, Aug. 25.--Resolved, That her
majcsty's government notify the United
States that she will not lie allowed 20 re-
taliate against Canada, and that we will
declare war against her and lombard New
York. unless she agrees in ten DAYS 20
grant Canadian merchants the sgme advan-
tagc enjoyed by merchants OF the United
States, io-wit: The Wholesale groces and
iobaccOnists Of the United States give their
customers one barrel Of any brand OF extra
fancy flour they desire, free of charge. with
they buy, and we demand that Canadian
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EDUCATIONAL.
Academy
MAR HOWELL CRRBTIAN COUNTY, KY.


ID. NJ. GU AIiLES, Principal.
THE COURSE oF STUDY AT THIS SCHOOL n
such as to prcrar Young Men to enter our uniycr
sites or lot tho business, Of life The next tcru
will begin Monday. september ,. 1883. Tn,
Courc will cmhrcc Latin. Grcck aud the Modern
Languages. Bookkeeping Mathematics, Elcmcn
hry Course In sccucos and especially IN, study
Of English
RtfERENCES To Faculties Of University of
Nitsinin, Vanderbilt University. AMI : " = I'M.
Ncr'lt, nj Clntksyilc iwhrry the rtinripnl taught
lot t~clyc Arur>E Mt Z. q. Eo>cuplacutct, Mr. ~
Union. VT WIN Floyd, m lrhu Juucs Mr. Nich
sh Morris Mr. G., W Mncrac, Mr. Darlington
Mason and Sit charles llryaut ni Memphis =
IthMS-SChulnn enter tot the session. and no
drdurtiuus sr made except In cas. Of ptutract,,i
sckncSs Hoari anil tuition, washing. fuel lights.
tlNW Tor the ten months payable quarterly ia
advance, Tuition, 50 ~ 81 sl1 per month pay.
able quarterly la advance FOR particulars anicir.
culuf, apply IN
-. W. QuARLEs, Principal, Howell. Ky
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Sheriff Sale of Real Estate

DuBIIC NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
Il BY virtue 81 execution 10 me directed from the
Honorable supreme Court Of the Western District
~ Tennessee IN the casc Of u. rcrus Il III. " MAJ
Halle II al Judgment rendered. on the jth day ~
May, lss1. Tot the SUM Of sl0i2Jl with Interest
and cot Of suit " satisiy aid judgment etc, /
Will on
Saturday, september I, 1858,
IN lc-ai hour. In front OF the cuurt housc IN the
Taxing District Of shelby county, Tenn, ptucccl
o. sull ~ the highest bidder Tor cash the iolUNs
ing described property. tovit
Forty acrcs ~ land In the Fourteenth civil De.
tfici gi shelby county, Tenn, beginning NJ the
north line II WIN. Persons tmct dN chains Wct
from the southeast corner lot ~ thence west with
Persons line ~ east 10 stake. thence north b
east ~ stake In Dunn avenue. thence east ~
sixteen links 10 stake corner stake between Owen
and walker thence south a scycnty.nve links 10
the beginning. known a. the ElmwoOi Nursery
Levied on Ne the property " defendant James
Stewart n satisfy said Judgment interest and cost
Memphis, August n. 1ssN
W u. CANNON, sheriff shelby county Tom
by 7. n Mallory, ~ 4
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Dr. Smith. veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases Of domestic animals. Removed
10 Keck's stable, No i0l Second street,
near Bcale. Telephone l57.