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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-08
OIL!!
TN CHANCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
i COURT Of Ohio county, ", Va.
Soblekki B, Caldwell Plaintiff

Caroline M. Wilson, Mary Y. Merritt, Aquilla Boil.
ton Caldwell, Henry Clay Caldwell. Alexander
T. Caldwell, Mary q. Fox, william q. M0ySton.
John Il. MoyEtOn, James G. Moyston, KdWGrd
Everett WinChell, John D. Walih and Annie
Louise, his vile. George H. Caldwell, (otherWIBe
called George r CALDWELL, one oil tho sons Of
James Y. Caldwell, deceased, Edmund n. Cald.
well, Wilson Il. ESoott and Annie C., his vile,
John n. CulbertSon and Belle o., his wife, Joseph
B. Caldwell, Samuel b. CALDWELL George E. Cald.
well, Robert Z. Lee Caldwell, Alexander B. Cald.
we'll, Thomas W. Pelrce. Joseph G. PeiTce and
Soblehd Brady, surviving executor and trustee
under the will Of Joseph Caldwell, deceased, do
PENDANTS.
The above nsmsd defendants will take notice
that the depOstiOnS OF Aquilla B. Caldwell, Henry
q. Caldwell, J. b Hughes, W. Il. RinehRrt, Thomas
0'Brien, William II HAller, Mrs. Kate Caldwell
and Others, will be taken at the Office Of Joseph Z.
PAUL, No l220 ChEpline street, In the city OF
Wheeling in said county, on the AIaHTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1855. between the houn OF O'Clock
4. IN. and O'Clock .. M. 10 be read In evidence IL
the above entitled cause on behalf OF said plain.
TIL. And II, IRON any cause, the taking OF said
dispositions shall not be commenced, or being com.
menced, shall not be completed, on that day, the
taking OF the sane will be adjourned from time 70
time until completed.
DANIEL LAMB,
isS.WR Counsel for Plaintiff.
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meantime they will continue with the
work Of organization in their own way,
will participate in the proceedings Of the
coming State Convention, and next fall
will be found operating with the balance
of the Republicans to bring sbOu! 3 Demo
CRATIC dalant.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue OF deed Of trurt made By Ia,c
HALlett 10 nc o. trustee, dated June 5, igSI n
corded 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of the ounty
Court OF Ohio county, West VIRGINIA, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. p page 2iS will sell At the north
door OF the Court House Of EAld county, on
SATURDAY, the 26th DAY Of FEBRUARY, lsS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", the following De,
scribed property, that is 10 say: The south half Of
lot number one hundred and ihlrty,iouF lIIl,
fronting on the east side Of Market squArP IN the
Fifth ward, In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, with the Improvements thereon,
consisting OF brick dwelling house and of1oe
building and oulbGildlng.
The title js believed 70 DO good, but selling u
trustee will convey only the title vested In neby
said deed OF tust.
TERMS OF 9ALR- One third cash, or as much more
a. the purchaser may elect, on day Of sac, The
balance in two equal inStAlmentS at one and two
years. the purchaser TO RIye notes for deferred pay
ments bearing six per cent; the tils will Be- Fe-
tanned until payment Is made In full.
q, o. SMllH, Trustee.
W, II, HALTER, AuCtIouter iS8
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a Good Suggestion.

KogsAt0RA Rs's Deviation.
Why should we mot make one system-
ATTIC Effort 10 boom old MorRantoWn2
There are hundreds Of towns known
throughout the land that have not the
attractions OF our own, which 10 known
only to those who live about 1t.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r.
w On and after Monday, October 81, 1857,
trains on the Wheeling q Kim Grove Railroad viii
run q follow:
Leave Wheeling:
$50 q m, 800 m, m, II 100 N, i;S0 p m, $50
p m, 6:20 p m, 7;0op m, 800 pm.
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
600 N, 7:SS q m. 9:SS N, ll:S5 q N, 2;06 D n,
l:oo p m, b:66 p m, 7:SS m, 9sS5 p N,
Leave Wheeling Park:
6:l0 m, 7:TS N, 1000 q N. 1880 N, asa D N,
4;2O p N, $40 p N, 500 p N, 1000 p N.
Arrive at wheeling:
6:S a m, $40 N, lo:sS m, los m, 500 m,
1855 p N, 6;IS p m, s:S6 p m, 1850 pm.
sUEDAYS-LeAve the city at 500 N, and run
every hour until 800 pm, Leave wheeling PlIk
Al 9lO N, and run every hour until 10 n, eK
cept the church tTAln, which will leave the PAIk
oGa O. HIRsCH. supt
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beLIdNt 1r1OuIk'
The Republicans Of West Virginia need
do nothing more than to thoroughly circu'
late Senator Kenna's free trade speech
with sherman's short rejoinder, to make
West Virginiaa Republican State. Kenna,
like Cleveland, has been misled by the
Golden Clubs sophistries.
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death has played dirty trick on this
town." says an Arizona paper, "by sneak
ing in upon US and bearing of the only
bartender who knew how to mix Tom
and Jerry to circulate through the sys'
fam -
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pEuEupEp That the presence Of GenerAlI
IlEHiEMULn Beauregard and Early VINO are
In charge Of the drawings, f. guarantee OF AbSo
Lutte fairness and integrity that the cnGnces arc ali
equal, and that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment OF all PriIes 10
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and the Tcfet1 an
EIgned by the President OF an InEtItution Whose
chartered rights are recognized In the Highest
Courts; therefore, beware OF any limitations OF
nnnnYmonl lchemel.
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LOIS
NEAR ELM GROVE FOR SALE

NEAR ELM GROVE FOR SALE.
Pursuant to the decree OF the Circuit Court Of
OHIO county, West Va, entered on tho 6rst day Of
plAlnuRRnd Key Mcdonald and Others, defendants,
and the subsequent DEGREES and orders In Eaid
cause, the Undersigned, Special Commissioner,
will, on
TUEsDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1888,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell at public Ruc.
ton at the front door OF the Court House Of said
TO 49, elghE 70 nineleen,l incluliye, on the Plat
marked died In GAid suit, and recorded In the
Clerks office Of tho County Court OF said county in
Deed Book numbered So page 17S.
The property will DO sold IN separate parcels, or
several parcels lying together, or as Nhole aS may
be found most IudiclouS
TERMS OF bALE-EAch purchAter 10 pay In
hand one.third Of tho purchase money due by him,
and a. much more "a no may CHOOSE TO pay; and
log interest from the day OF SALE and payable re-
specuVely In one and two years respectively there
alter notes with good security 10 DO given for the
deferred instruments, and the legal title 10 be 70
tAined as further security until payment in full
But II the purchaser oil any OF the said property
pay In band onehalI or moro Of the purchase
money due and 10 become due by him. his notes
without personal security will be received for the
deferred tnGtAlmeuts 10 become dne from him; the
title 10 the property sold 10 him being retained as
security for such deferred lnstAlments
DANIEL LAMB,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that Daniel Lamb, the above
named special commissioner, has given bond In
the penalty aud with condition and surety as re-
Quiied by law and the above mentioned DEGREES.
feS-WE JNO, ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
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NEW ADvERr1sEArENrs.
INVOLVEMENT.

I. the undersigned, do hereby announce myself
a candidate for the nomination FOR sHERlRF
Of the county Of Ohio, West Va, subject TO all
Democratic rules.
~ trrY,- pnaprruT
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John RoBRECHT.

DOR sALE-oHIo COUNTY FARM.
n The property known ~ the Crawford Farm
lying between Glenn'B Bun and Short Greek, in
RichlAnd DlItrict, about four miles from Wheel
ing, embracing go acres hne Stone Dwelling, with
barn, stable, corn crib, 80; all IN good repair
The land Il excellent. (llmestone) we'll WRtered
and umbefed, and undeTlAid with coal. Terms
easy. Also iorIAle, Cottage with acres Of land
adjoining the farm. good home for small
fsSs "'P' " CT RAwLIEG.
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skTURDAY, JANuARY 81, -
&c. HERvrY, Aurtionccf. Den

The above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, i ~
ruAry Z, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. ", a the nine ~
Jazz s.F. CRAWFORD, Trlsas'
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswARE!

PEMovALl
Having removed, am now ready to Fcce!ITte ~
patrons In the New Store lli0 NAin street. ts,
Ing for the past liberal patronage and soiieiAHs
continuance Of same, lam
respectfully youn,
jA26 JOHN FRIEDEL. lll9 @lla - =
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

F1Ts'-An FibItOppOd free by Dr. Kline'I Great
Nerve RestoFSr. No Fits after nnt days use. Mar
velouS cure Treatise and q % trial bottle ireo to
FitCAIOs Send to Dr. Kline, 0sl Arch ST. Phiia. PA.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAniS-On and after Nov. %, 1sST-EIPLA-
HATIoR OF RUERENoI M RKB. SDGily. tsundGy
excepted. monday exc epted. saturday ex.
conIad l9undaV nnly- ragtaF htRndAFd timh.
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The above sale Is adjourned until fGinf15.
February II, 1885 al 10 O'Clock 4. "; ~ S|'
M Tr1itfe
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF tTus. made By GeoEe
Hubbard and Rmma II Hubbard, his VILE % ne
q trustee dated December 4, lss2 recorded u he
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the County louri Of Vnlo
county, West Virginia, In Decd Of Tnsi Boot ~! r.
%, page az, will sell n :hG north doli oil As
Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, JAGUARY 81, lSo'r
commencing a. 10 O'Clock 4. Y, the following
property, that Ia 70 say:
All Of Lot numbered forty.two tl0t no ~ u
Baid county.
TERMS OF 5ALE-one third and ~ much moie
the purchAIer may elect, 10 be paid In cAsh ~!
time Of sale and the balance IN two equal li -
men9 At one and two yeAE, with lnIefes. ~ y,
the day Of LAle, the purchaser " give noe "
the deferred payments and the title 10 be feAlhe'
i. I. CRAWFORD, Trustee;
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uTANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG
w man for permanent position, with an old
established hrm a. their representative in his own
STATE. salary. $40, with increase References
exEcted. GAYS MANUFACTURING HOUR, 50 ReAde
Of, N. Y, iAl9'Th
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j, z. . Q. Railroad.
BollAiro d Zan6sVille Through PASSENGER leaves
B0llRIre Gt $50 ., NJ arrives Rt BellAire at p m
WoodEheld Passenger Leaves BellAlre At l:A D,
n, arrives at BelAife At s:20 Q. m.
Summerheld Accommodation Leaves BellAire at
loo p. M, arrives ut BellAiro at l0:I5 3, m.
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Grand QuarterIy Drawing

In the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March Is, 1888,
Capital Prize, 100000
100 900 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves
SlOI Quarters S6i Tenths S2I TWentieths 81.
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Unprecedented ATTRACTION!
y Over q Million Distributed.
Capital Prize, 100000

ave do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
rAnRcuenB for all the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and In person manage and control the DraWingi
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness, and In good faith toward all
parties, and We authorize the Company 10 use this
certificate, with iacSimiles Of our signatures Of.
tGched, In Ia Advertisements"
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THE ELEMENTS.

An Imitator of Congressman HogG, Who
Tells About Something Of Which he
Knows Very Little,
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mortgage OF 1867. reference was also
ordered to Masters Wilson and Xix, and
Gen. McNulta' receivership was extended
to the consolidated cause. The orders will
be entered Of record in Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio. The receiver was authorized
TO renew the lease of the short BRANCH
road on the Hannibal & Naples division
at piisnpld. ILL.,
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In making up their budget the fire and
police commissioners take the footings on
the trustees books. after the rate Of taxa
ton for the city Is established 10y the
Legislature, the commissioners then take
the same agency and arrive at the amount
OF money available during the ensuing
year. Experience had taught them that
under the former system II would be- safe
10 allow big margin for reductions,
errors and dclinqucnts, no II WIS placed NJ
10 per cent whenever II came down 10
calculations. Dclinqucnis were not rcck.
oncd as lost, however, m energetic col.
lectors and processes generally succeeded
Ia getting there. The present year the
decrease amounts 60 - per cent, per
cent. above the former, or clear rcduc.
ton Of over 81, 900 When IL IN rcmcm.
bcncd that the administration. unaware Of
the revelation awaitingit when the trustee
rendered his settlement, had proceeded
with public improvements aud keeping the
various arms of government In casy-gOing,
swinging motion, IL will no longer be
surprise that sudden lack Of money con.
fronts the officials.
There has been some talk of nm effort 20
have the next Legislature repeal the rs.
sessment law passed by the last Lcg-
laiurc. a return 90 the old system follow.
inc. as a matter of course. 50 far rs Shcl.
by's Democratic Legislative candidates are
concerned, all Of them are outspoken IN
defense Of the present law-Ur something
better, u IL can bc dcviscd-and ngains, a
return 10 the hidcou.ly dcfomcd system
OF ward hunmcrism and corruption pre-
ysiling before It's passage. Opposition
comes largely from the wculthicr class OF
property owners. those Who eau afford 90
purchase an ~ 'cssor aud members Of
The court, ~ lat a. the puorcr clitSscs an,
concerned and iosc living in the coun-
Try, they generally pay NJ Ia thc handle.
anyhow. TIc new law has proved a bless.
ing 10 them, for the county court has AL.
ready very materially reduced the low
Tor county purposes and the State will
very probably do the same thing. while
the city taxpayer may expect relief at the
earliest possible moment Ipon one
point the argument IN favor OF the new
law Is unanswcrablc, via There will bc
virtually no trouble arising from miscalru.
laiions on double ASSESSMENTS.
The Democratic candidates also promise
certain rcyisions OF the law which test
have demonstrated necessary. such as the
payment OF regular salary 10 asscs,urs
and his removal from the board OF eaunli.
zaiion.
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A STREET CAR coHuHpRuM.
A Question That Remained Unansworo
m n Crowded street Chr.

A Question That Remained Unanswered
ma Crowded street Car.
A lady got of OF Bcalc street car ycs.
terday after inyitinga lady friend whom
she had met on the car 10 call on her ut
- Aston avenue. Aicr her departure
her friend turned TO a gentleman acquaint.
anco on the car and asked him whcrc
Austen avenue was. lie didn't happen 10
know. The question was overheard and
passed from mouth 10 mouth, but nobody
knew. For the information Of that car.
load Of people TnE APrEAL will state that
Aston avenue is n small street extending
from Lauderdalo street east 10 llernando
road, and IL the first crossing south OF
Iowa avenue or jackson street. II IA
reached 10y taking Bcalo street car to
Hcrnando mad aud getting of at the sec.
ond street south Of broadway.
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We invite the attention Of our readers
20 this old established and popular grocery.
house. located nj 90 llcal street. which
will hc found fully stocked with all the
sulsianials and ,lclicacics In their line.
The hrst aud freshest oi goods. prompt
delivery. Som" delicious mnngocs lust
In. Try them. Tclcphtns. l6l.
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NnrrInI NniLrn

The steamer James lee. having beer
detained by bad weather, vii leave ihi.
day, October 20. NJ ~ NJ. sharp. shiI
pcrs will please hc pfump'
JANIS LEr, JR., Supt.
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III.rr IrIrnrnn,.

NiCKsnrRG. Mis-, Ot ~ River falling
Passed down Annie r. silver. Pun.
WHEELING. W Va. at ~ River n io.i
AMI falling Passed down With uuai joe NiNuu.
lituv ftvi aud Maggie. Raining
CINCINNATI. a. oct. ta=iliyvf q fvct q Inches
hud rising Raining Thermometer 10 MIGHT
River - iCci nnd rising weather cool and clear.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. oct ipHRiyrr . icyt y.
icuths aud RISING. light min. Nisht=ilyVf ~
icyt y inches aud rising. Weather cloudy aud
chilly
LOUISVILLE Ky, oct 10 Noon Tho river
l. rising with feet inches in the canal. aud
feet inyhca on the falls uusluUss puud.
Weather cloudy. with rain most IT the day.
Nipht-liivcf stationary, With n tytt tnrhps in
the uaunl. aud tcst inUhrs un the falls nus
iuCss dull McHihCf cloud, AMI raining
CAIRO. M. oct ip.-brtarici iaris q brown,
New orleans midnight Nltvfh icrt lurhts aud
fsiug Weather yotl. RAINING Might ARMED
n,-uin, Memphis. pm W ~ Chyny, 81 Louis.
pm. DEPARTED h'-utn, Cincinnati. pm. ".
a. thcftT. t,nncecc river ppm. uv,f 3 icyt q
Inches und rising. Weather clear aud cuol
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p,.p.p-i., p.,p.,,. p..,,.

ton. Acsvfs English bspcpsls rahcts will isith
UhuCs nui uur uhis most ietflul ul diseases. Guar.
autrUu by ~ T. ttrtaTrr UuHHlst
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

The message submitted by Secretary c,
L. Pullen 10 the legislative Council,
Thursday aftern Don, was moreimportant
one than would appear from casual
reading.
ii contains "the milk in the cocoanut ~
the real cause OF great deal OF the
financial shor.ness OF the city in a number
of the departments
II also demonstrates the rotten method
Of assessing property under the law re-
pealed by the enactment OF the new by
the last legislature.
When the city announced, some time
ago, that the hospital account was about
exhausted, and that the electric lights
would soon have TO be cut oil, people
maryelod much, and some whispered,
"Ah, Ia, ! told you SO; there is crooked
ness up there, altcrall." ltgave the gang,
whose members are ever ready TO pOunce
upon the city government, another oppor'
tunity 10 interest themselves for the dear
people against alleged corruption. The
Investigation was held, nothing came OF It,
and the general public wondered now in
tie world such a shortage could have been
allowed to occur.
The document set forth that there had
been an unusually and ineNcusnbiy large
number OF double assessments, amount
ing to S5,27O,3l0. The explanation OF
this is brici and falls upon the policy ol
taxing merchants upon the capitalinyCstcd
in their business. The Fourth ward as-
SCISSOR, under tho control Ol the county
court, returned as personally all the cap.
ital OF the various banks and insurance
companies in his ward. This was all duly
entered upon the books OF the county
trustee. The merchants were treated IN
like manner Then these mercantile aud
financial concerns made returns TO the
county court clerk, under oath, OF the
same capital, and were taxed upon II M
merchants capital. The latter claim
against them has, OF course, been settled.
The trustee continues his collections
by voluntary act ON thc part OF tax payers
during the time ut which they become
due, and the date OF their delinquency
September /. Until the latter date NJ
action is taken by him TO make the pay
ment compulsory Bills are then mad'
out, placed in the hands of the delinqucn
tax collector and presented. In the casc
referred 10, the paiues are ublc 10 SNOW ~
ccipis for payments ON the capital to ih,
county court clerk, and nothing remains
for the trustee but 10 inlOrsu the account
"Doublc assessment" and thnt virtually
settles IT, No law under heaven would b,
NO rcmorsclcssly unjust M 10 compel a see.
ond payncnt when the hmt was indsputa.
bly, established Tic discovery noccssiiates
a change in the iootings Ut the trustee aud
l.,u,ats ftlltpfg Ill tft utN.unfa Ina N a.,
District departments. Tho sum total de-
crease on the s., go $40 10 the city on the
S2.3i rate. amounts 10 sl23. 49,. ~, divided
go IL. IL - L.II-..--.
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NJ the earnest solicitation II many pco-
pie, both ~ city and country, the cNccu.
tive committee will continue tho Fall 81
Paris for five nights next week. No per-
formancc on Saturday nights
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A REDUCTION OF WEALTH.
AN EXPLANATION OF WHY THE CITY
is SHORT OF CASH.

Facts and Figures as Given in the Mes-
sage of Secretary Pullen--Bow Out
rageously Numerous Double Assess
ments were Turned In and Their Effect
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At CAtRo, III
r-IaI nI.nnirh 10 Tho AnnlI


CAIRO, III. oct ~ thp VI rking boat Tckert
has runy ~ wrpk The John bliifft nt iiisftN
islanl The Guldtn kulc Unt b. ufvs I.fsci duWu
tnls morning without adding irrlrht The " ~
thcfty tuFaDi ~ ivnuUucr liver tonight TWu
lnWrs Ui The Mississippi Valley characterization
cnmIany ar aground nj tuu ,hafirs Tho ivsntu
net thv Paris q Brown, uuttctr state ami GnlItn
Rule guiug all right The ursutn has = ruuI trlp
Including - bale " uittuu aud l,ull tatks col.
ton tocd aud meal fut tintiuu.u
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Special R.au,.t.

llAyE your Umbrellas and parasols r..
paired nj 857 Main.
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Az aRrKNymIr. MI...

Rpecal nlsr,t"h ~ IN" Arfrfi
GHfENNiiLt, Miss, Or. ip=s r. m.-thc
city u Nirkshur, ifum ~ Louis arrived " q A..
on. Hui prov. dCd suuth. The river u irut y
inches Hud falling The weather D. nua
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OF alIuATS ulbt.slbI NusflGp

OF HiIuAIS ulptslnt NuSflkp
FllsftN IN the housc during the
summer months. that thuru may
b. no delay iu promptly rrllrv.
lux sudden attacks IT Ihulum
Mufhus. Champ. tulic aud other
violent pains Insulting irnm
over indulgyncv In Green Fruits.
stale Vegetables. lccd Drinks.
lee Jrnm. etc Thcsr rlastcfs
arr ready iuf Immediate usr
they Wpvscnt the very lgst
quality ~ mustard, and never
fail a. act promptly. Sold by
Druggists everywhere.
tycfy Intelligent Physician
tries ~ impr,s,s upon putrpns
the impnrtincc Of keeping the
air " the sick funm pun aud un.
contaminated Ibis can - dune
hy burning lirA0slFHia0i PAS
mir which will quickly render
the air ifcsh aud invirofatinR
fut M In neat Tin huNss aud
sid ~ Druggists nc - Ucuts. uf
tcnt postpaid by
skAnJKN NlOiiNSoN. n. v.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

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