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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13
AROUND THE CAPITOL,
Matters and Things Picked Up in
Tour of the Departments.
From Tuesdays Da

TFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
The Greenville Water and Electric Light
company, capital stock 100000, filed
charter in the Office of the secretary of
state yesterday. Incorporators: j. D.
Lasater, of Greenville, and Thomas
Howard and F. B. Nichols, of st. Louis.
CoMPTRoLLER's DEPARTMENT..
Comptroller Mccall yesterday deposited
$500 to revenue and $2,440 interest and
sinking fund Bexar county bonds.
The following assessment rolls we're re-
ceiyed yesterday:
LaSalle county-Increase, $251,OS3.
Limestone county-Decrease, $217,S0O.
Archer couuty-Ipcrease, $39,355.
The Louisiana Western railroad paid
ISL passenger tax.
Assessment rolls for 1883 from 12S
counties have been received by the
comptroller to date. Ninety-nine have
been audited and bound, ready for exgmi-
nation.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent Cooper has received a
letter from DR.. A. D. Mayo, of Boston,
saying he will bs in Austin in January
next and will lecture in Texas three
months. DR.. Mayo is an educational
evangelist and is considered one of the
best lecturers in the United States.
From Wednesdays Daily
The following charters we're filed yes
teIday:
The Farmers Alliance association, of
Taylor county; capital stock, $4,000. In
corporators: W. A. Mlnter, w. G. Cheat
ham, John Trent, John B. Ely, F. P. Muir
ray and John Estes.
The Blake Mutual Building and Loan
association, of Dallas, Tex, filed an
amendment to its charter eliminating
banking and discounting privilege s.
CoMPTRoLLERs DEPARTMENT.
Only two assessment rolls were pas SEQ
on yesterday:
Fayette county, increase, $444,SS1.
Robertson county, increase, $4,000.
Deposits yesterday amounted to $3.50, to
the credit of general revenue.
ATToRNEY-GENERAL's OFFICE.
The encouragement yesterday ap-
proved $4,000 Crosby county court house
and jail bonds.
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A TYPICAL PRESIDENT.

The great democratic leader, Samuel =.
TildeD, before the Iroquois club, in Chi
cago in March of 1882, thus voiced a
nations need and hope:
The government can never be restored
and reformed except from inside, and By
the active, intelligent agency of the exec
utive. We must hope that Providence
will, in its own good time, raise up a man
adapted and qualified for the wise exc
cution of this great work, and that the
people will put him in possession of the
executive administration, through which
alone that noble mission can be accom-
plished, and the health and life of our
political system be preserved and inVig-
Grated
To this hope an extract from an article
written by Geo. W. Childs in the Phiadel-
paia Ledger, August, 1888, would seem to
be full and complete response:
"Cleveland's administration has been
free from official or personal candal; has
been homes and clean. There have been
no Star route robberies; no navy job
berries: no war department corruptions;
no prof gate waste by United States mar
shalt; no treasury combinations or specC-
lations; no corrupt operations in or
through the land Office. No American at
home or abroad has had occasion to droop
his eyes in shame because of any such
things under Mr.. Cleveland's administra-
ton. On the contrary, there has been a
rtsolute effort to promote honest govern
ment TO increase efficiency, and to lessen
expenses"
Cleveland has been every inch
q president, and the tone of
his letter of acceptance of another nomi-
nation to the presidency proves he will
carry into and through his next admins
tration the same noble principles and pur-
poses that have animated him during the
last four years of this nations prosperity.
Tilden's typical president is now in power
and will be for four more years.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

and in the south, in the east and in the
west, are sending substantial aid to the
stricken ones of our sister southern city.
A special from Galveston yesterday stated
that one Albert Weiss, of that city, of his
own volition made personal canvass of
the city and RENTED to Jacksonville
the snug sum of $l,170. The mayor and
citizens of Galveston generally are NOV
ing to send substantial aid in the shape of
money and provisions to the sufferers.
Austin has her part to d. in this philan-
thropic work. She owes it to the cause
of suffering humanity, she owes it to her
sister city, she owes it to her own love of
charity and we'll doing. If the mayor
members of the city council or board of
trade, if any of the philanthropic societies
of the city, or even any private citizen,
will take hold of the matter, Austin can do
herself credit, and the cause of humanity
will have another testimonial of warm
hearted kindness and sympathy. Our
citizens should look to this matter, as it is
duty to which they should not be
recreant.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

The whipping of the negroe, Jim Epps,
at Dangerfeld, east Texas, by crowd of
white men, who charged him with cattle
theft, was an outrage for which there can
be no excuse. Even if Epps was guilty,
he was entitled to hearing before the
courts, the same as any other citizen. If
these men have a right to whip Epps,
they also have right to whip any other
citizen. Such outrages must be put down il
this state, which has long enough been dis
graced. The protection of the law must
and should extend over all classes, black
and white. 1t is just and right.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

"WE fully appreciate the Importance to
the country of our domestic industrial
enterprises, and in rectiication of the ex-
istInR wrongs their maintenance should be
carefully and in friendly spirit con-
sidered. Even such reliance upon the
present revenue arrangements as have
been invited or encouraged should be
fairly and justly regarded. Abrupt and
radical changes which might endauge1
such enterprises and injuriously affect the
interests of labor dependent upon their
success and continuance are not contem-
plated or intended" -Cleveland Letter of
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

The Boston Herald, an independent
and influential journal, has this to say of
our great tariff expounder: "Mr. Roger
O. Mills has made more reputation in the
past year than any American public man
He has had large responsibilities, and he
has been fully equal to them all. He
stands out to-day as surpassed in effective
ness by no man at present discussing the
tariff, and his speeches will rank we'll in
this respect with some Of the best argu-
ments made on it at any time. Whether in
the halls of congress or on the stump, he
is alike master of his theme. His speech
in this city on Monday was truly admira-
BILE. We accord this tribute to Mr.. Mills
the more heartily because he is a man to
whom but inadequate justice was done
until he indicated his right to better
recognition" When people away from
home can find such fine things to say
about our Texas congressman, it would
be ridiculous for his immediate con-
stituency not to recognize the claims of
one who returns to them for endorsement
not alone for what he has done for them
and his state, but because of the national
character he has gained and because of
the great credit he has earned for him
self, his constituency, his state and his
party. The voters of Mr.. Mills district
recognize the force of all this, and they
will see to it that complete success attends
his canvass among them this year.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

THURMAN says the letter of acceptance
sis strong, very strong" and he Is emf
nently correct about it. So strong will it
prove that neither what the republican
senate may now do, nor what Harrison,
Morton, Blaine and their followers may
Say, will IN any manner affect its weight
with the people. 1t is strong enough to
win.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

September 10 will see a fine marble
statue of Benito Juarez erected in front
of the old cathedral at Ell Paso del Norte,
to which that patriot fled for safety dur
ing Maxamilian's ascendancy.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

st. Paul, Neb., has q Frances Folsom
Cleveland club of twenty-five young
women. Their dress uniform is white
with tri-colored sashes and sailor caps,
with their club name in golden letters.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

eve know that, confined to our home
market, our manufacturing operations are
ourtailed, their demand for labor irregu-
lar, and the scale of wages paid is I'M
certain. We propose, therefore, to stimu-
late our domestic industrial enterprises by
freeing from duty imported raw materials
which, by the employment OF labor, are
used in our home manufactures, thus ex-
tenoing the markets for their sale and
permitting an increased and steady pro-
ductlon with an allowance of abundant
profits. "-Cleveland Letter of Accept
ance.
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1t is Absurd

For people to expect a cure for Indie.
ton, unless they refrain from aot;.
what is unwholesome but if anvtbins
will sharpen the appetite and give fog
to the digestive organs, it is Ayers saI e
saparilla. Thousands all over the Lana
testify to the merits of this medicine
Mrs. Sarah Burroughs, of 24S Ficb,,
street, South Boston, writes: "Mv Ina
band has taken Ayers SarsaparilIa IS.
Dyspepsia and torpid liver, and bOs
been greatly benefited -
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13
HELP FOR YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS

The people of Jacksonville, Fla, cursed
with the presence and ravages of the yell
low fever plague, have sent out an appeal
to the nation for succor and assistance.
Already cities in all portions of the
union are responding. Cities in the north
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-13

That hacking cough can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it, Sold by Oscar Samostz.
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A Confirmed Dyspeptic.

G. Canterbury, of al Franklin o.
Boston, Mass, writes, that, sufferinn
for years from Indigestion, he was a.
last induced to try Ayers Sarsapariro
and, by its use, was entirely cured.
Mrs. Joseph Aubin, of High street
Holyolle, Mass, suffered for over veor
from Dyspepsia, so that she could NOT
eat substantial food, became very weak
and was unable to care for her familv
Neither the medicines prescribed bv
physicians, nor any of the remedies
advertised for the cure of Dyspepsia
helped her, until she commenced the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. "Three
bottles of this medicine" she writes,
cured me-"
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price 81; six bottles, So. Worth S. bottle.
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Entered at the postohice es second'class matter.
ONCE of publication, West Pecan street, next W
postOfi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-15
Ordor OF Publication

No 6.eql. RD.-In Tho Chanccfy Court Of shelby
County, Tcnn.-frcdcrlck n. Nolson " Charles
q. Locke q al.
Happcahnv from he blil which T. sworn "a IN
tlHs cause that the defendant 4 ~ Wlihrupouu,
admlnlsta'or u The estate N ". u Blown. ~.
ceu.cd. lsR non teldcnt of The Slate IT tennessee
aud a resident ~ the stale 81 koututky. hat a..
icudhuu viii q Address aud wife. Mary J. An
dress. are nOn.rsideub Il the State Of 1ruurs. ce
and residents oi the State Of Illinois that tho
names and residences ~ The helm Of W. D. if0wn,
deceased are unknown and cannot De- nirCuHlnpd
upon dilrCut inquiry, that the tcsldeuDci ~ lhr
defendant ". 7. Brown and James Brown afu un.
known aud cannot he asrcrniurd upon a GENT in.
qury raid g. .. lfuWu aud James ifUWn and
tho unknoNn heir Of W. d. Brown. doccaso . arr
made defendants 10 this tuit on nccouut Of their
Interest Ia the subject matter OF this suit which L.
blil ~ remove cloud upon the lite 10 lot q NJ
aud u of W y nrnWu's subdivision On The rig,on
ho0si ruad, ifouting wcstWafdly on Brown avenue.
cHftWHrdly un iiuffll uNcuur. aud nnTihwarilY on
Coutfal avenue. east ~ and ncaf TIE riU u Mem.
phls, shelby county Tennessee. tnid W. u. brown
was The beneficiary To- ccfinin trust deed executed
SECURE The payment oi certain purhnso money
notes on said land alleged in have bccn und
II Il thofofofv ofderd that they make ihcif ap.
pramnrn herein nj the C0urth1ufn II Shelby
county IN the city ~ Memphis nov Taxing District
Of shelby county. Tenn, on the tint Monday In
June ~, and plead. answer or demuf 10
c0mrlainHntf bill. of the same will be taken Coz
confessed 10 them and set Tor hearing ck pafta,
and that copy Of this order BE- published once 4
week for four successive weeks In The Mcmphls
Ibis "a day Of April. 1854
true copy-Aiicst r. MCDOWELL
CLERK aud Master.
Bytp Mcdowell IT.. Deputy clerk aud Master.
N - Trse,ant solicitor iof complainant
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LOST
ID II. d. S. JoHNSoN'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street,
MEMPHIS. - THNNEsSEE.
lEsabllbtl iu ig1l

nR JOHNSON 4 acsnpT .eiErd BY all parties IN.
~ irrHird u byfif uIs mot Ui0 rssiul phTsl.
elan lu ilH Unltucut 81 IlIH'C W fr'ff dlfeasck
Guirt pTrufnrut csr-- FIHftn.rHl l1 every c1se
mulr ~ ifinte. Msina5 UHafs VI Huuurfhua an
Syphilis cured Ia u irW DAYS Without TIE ~ 81
ntd0ufy, ClTnge II hiff If hiuluuHr lflln biisl'
ursa fcruudafy stihnis thu lnfi Nrsiirr cfsii'
Gated without the o. VI msf"ufY Involuntary
iu.s 81 semen siopJri Il short lime eilcftn
nun impgirnUy or los vi sexual p1Ner ft.nfeitp
'rr viguf in y low vrrEa AI.InH li self Hburs
snd excessive yenrrt NJ rdnr tom spefnabuhsa
etd l1sf ~ ~ siral sui mental power ~ eiiilI
std permanently crcd Particular attention iaii
g. inc Diseases ~ Women Hni 'ff~ fhiianierl
ilrr and nld tUfct cirul Without ODE nee 81 causia
or The knife an kohtnItafIIuf ttfiriiJ n1nldrn'
ual Nfdieincl sctit ~ Ctpfya ~ 90 paih u TIE
county. ~
~ Norklngmen cured II hfi iho nflal raict
Once hours from 8 oto,k am. ~ 1pci0Ck p m
~ h JOHhsUa, ND.
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grHAYuD OF STOLEN.

nNEIRfen SITTER DOG-CoiOE REDDISH
" bmWn. Answer. 10 the name u don" Had
on buctlcd leather collar. with ring Return aud
4. < LfvERMoRE. 81 linden street
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WANTED


AS Agent ~ EVERY TOwN ~ Ni>si4
y slppl. Afknn.ls and Wet Tennessee iOf az,
liLizenS steam lsundry. McmphIs Tenn.
UlXrERiE SCED TRAVELLING sALEsMLN ~
IL gents furnishing suois. ios Mis, AMI ~. Ref
tquir'l loWinana sous q o., Cincinnati ..
rI'O BuY--A LEASE ON HOUSE SUITABLE FOl
| boarding. must DO centrally locntri Possession
wanted by June 1T ~. CARY. 10 Mad ..on 10
rINIEfETHorsAND DOLLARS TOR o MONTHS
! un Improved AMI uuluCumlorcl city property
worth s1.up mine thousand dollars. nnnunI rental
sou Address c. cafe r. ". Register a CO., ~
iocoud strcct
fIrlgIE TRAVELLERS 10 TAKE slpk LlNE
l fnum tglliuruln= frucory fHlDWtn prirfurl a
uue for Mississippi one for Alnhlmn. mud one for
the country Aguund Memphis An excellent chance;
90 samples, cannot luipf..r with your regular
business. ouly Those representing rOliHhlo hpuss
need addrust a. a. clilLb-. Sew orleans ~.
NlrATCHMEN AND FIREMAN. wAREiipt ~.
w men Wholesale house portcr. c1llcc.of ~
llealqua1crs. u Masonic 1cmplc.
600 TIEMEN WANTED GOOD TIMER.
ZOO long job. monthly Inspection ani nay
mcnt IN foil. seventeen cents Paid for making.
Men ran hnari df bath. fnr further information
supply 10 = r. Rucks, Leland Miss
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ROOMS To LET.

hOOh~ To LIT.
4 Choice ROOM EouTHERN EXPOSURE
Y Excellent meals furnished n desired No a.
shelby fir.'t
J'lli-r FLOOR OVER 30 as FRONT ST., SUR
j able iur uflIcct Apply on prrmiseL -.
VICTOR -. FUCHS
L,uU,EHEp ROOMS TRANSIENT on PER
u mHrUut Nprlf NJ SO. ~ ADAMS sirct
L'rNNisHLn or UNTuWNi-tIEp ROOMA
y lr.ut 80 bn'k ArplY o. 21touu a.
NrprrrrNIsiE RuuW-liGHr ANpCOols
y n,aiup orniri - SO. ~ sccoud street
NICELY tURNlsuTD ROOMS
y Apply DEL 2s Court street
puoNs rURNlsiiLp AND uNruGNIsuEp Ar
IA - Nar.ci sirrvt
BooNs- IuRNisntn AND UNFINISHED
IA upuls NJ ~ tolr .irei.
fI'HHEE ELEGANT ROOMS
At so tO7 Adams street
rINu UuAHpIt,s-TNO PAHioR ROOMS. FrIt
! n.shr,l on INT npur. ca suite Of separately.
Aisn one furnished lHwr nom. snconi hnOt suit
able fur ihrrr. Applym lm ADAMS 81
fI,Wo FURNISHED RupMs-ON FIRST FLOOR
! suitable iUr tAo uf thfvc gentlemen, Refer
cucc rrpuifrd Apply NJ ~ FOURTH n
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Trustoo Sale.

10y VIRTUE Of A pEED OT TRUST 80 NE
ID executed on the a day u October is6. ~
Wiley Johnson and wife, Alloo iOhnspn, ~ scrure
4. a Fields iu tie payment ~ one Ir1mlf.ufy note
for one hundred tlO0i dnllafs ~ even date there.
with. aud falling due and payable one year there.
after. aud slid nOie With Interest being nov past
duo AID unpaid. Nov, therefore, as trustee, and
By virtue ~ Che power vested IN me 81 such viii,
on The 3ist day of MAY, 1858, within logal honn,
IN front of the court hausc door ~ shelby county.
cell IA the highest and best bidder iuf Unth. the
following Described loi ~ panusl oi land lying aud
being situated IN the Sixth civil district Oi shelby
county, aud bounded % follows, t0wlt Being
part II the NJ q. Porter tact, beginning NJ stake
on the north line Of the OoOdlet and frrnk irarL
aud where said line iniofsecis the east tide u the
Rad leading FROM Wells station 10 The Macon road
thence cast with said 0oodleit and Franks trnrt
north line q chains aud 90 links to red oak
marked &C. T. r. thence north z chains 10 a
stake thenre west " Chalns and 10 links 10 stake
on the cnsi side Of the rad leading from Wells sta
tiun ~ the Macon mad thence with aaid road 10
the beginning. containing ten ug acfc., more or
les The right " homestead aud dover ischpfcas.
~ waived, aud the title Il believed 10 bc good, but
Iksl aud convey a. trustee only, aud for the pur.
pose Of satisfying said note Interest and c0stA
JOHN q. MOSS. Trustee
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cuEAr COLUMN.

.,,,r,,.crre;. Al i1ls column WIN be charged At
rate Of isc for two lines one insertion two insef'
tons Do ono week. Nc
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uEALfu u WEALTH - pr. BeaareEargs
10uic and Nsrsine, the Great
Preach Nnocinr.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In ell ~ stages mental
~ aud physical depression, spcfmai ffhea. ~.
poChondria sisflliiy, nsuslEia hystefla inoapaciy
lof study OF business paralysis inpote ice. eplcp
diseases Of tbs ntfvous system may - radically
cured 10 either seT W the ~ Of this unetcellei
preparation. has matter OF supreme lnpof,ans
loss 81 nerve power. and DE- hcaufersrds ronld
and N.fviss alter May yeart trial In kufepc has
one monihs ueatmsnti will cure recent csscs
Price, st.oo bsr, OF ala boxes iof $500. sent
BY mail prepaid on receipt Of pflce. We kuafsntss
esived BY Ne iof slx boxes will ,eud our written
GUARANTEES 10 return the money u ueaihtut doe
hot eject cure A. Renkeu a Co. pnsf -, sole
Mems phA. Tenn
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sTftaYIip.

i . ear bent over bought Oi Audrcw Harris Tive
dollar reward Tor HIS return 90 Adams sfrt engine
h0u.e joins kANE
NIAHE-ON SATURDAY NIGHT ONE nay
vi nar. \ hands hlgh. branded "iru un left
shoulder With slrr hac- blcinish In leo ric. aud
60 No. s5s Main street EpWAUns q Bl,u.
nNE IRON GRAY rosy. siiOD All AROUND
" Hmntci With boot on lcit shoulder Return
10 so Front stripi and be cwanicd
GTRAYEp. MAY s. MULE-oSEB BLACK MARE
> mule rhoui 49, hands hivh or ~ y,nw ola.
hht collar marks name and tall trimmed lriur.
nation leading Ia recovery viii b. rewarded hy
y. g. McCulDoh. one aud n half miles uOfth ~
White station. ~. a g. " X, or
W. n. BROWN 4 co.
No 30 fruut strcui. Memphis
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DROrosAis FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES INp
u Interpretation Department O. the Interior
onee Of Indian Amir. NsshinElou. April 10 lisa
Sealed prupOsah Endorsed "l'foposals toT I-sf.'
lhlds tof ecf mua 10 submitted IN separate en-.
vrlupesl iacun. Flour, Ciothinf az TrtnstalItafion
,f s h 81 ei ss Es ~ ard difsc,s g ne Com
T,.,.iay, Nay a ~, ior iafnisSini isi %. indian
pounds Heel on tie hoof t0o1o pound, nesus'
.g0oo pounds natlnt Powder itoo coO pounds
Corn, t5,oo pounds Conce g.Joo0o psunds Fiaur
Goo pounds Iiomihy. Sse goaSa. iSrd' 80 a..
frli ticss futs, il.ooq pounds Oatmeal 5000
pounds oats 400 pounds Rice 0oo pounds lea
sas.f .SS dD aas pounds Meat I .s nay ~
cts Noplen aud tutlon Goods loenaistinE In
part Of .llakinE 900 yatd, s.atsld Calico.
from ~ sizing, EDO ysfd, Dssiss i7.oo1
ysfds. 0ingham, 5000 ysids, Esstp ~ Jeans,
l5eo yaids chsylot 90 ysIl. fres. sAsstlss.
l ictsy sRrlas iooos ,.is. t.iise sir slls
6.Up yards Wlnssg, Gooo ysflsl rieiAins. Gfb
E,hool nooka, etc ,nd lsss isl .fnils,.ia ieoli
sftirles. such a. Hafnss rls-s ksis. fatks etc,
aud iuf shout 80 Wsreni ts1ui-i ist the scrvicc,
Si,y Ai,o. Toe ,acs s.tos, q az, 4 r,aairsa,
sdhpisd to tas olisaie q tAs ftelds ressl Win
Celii1ruls brtss, t'.I'.''t 81 Aa ftihcl.co.
goods and sipplis n.' uas, set ;. ,osu,scd for
70 he dslirsI.t 81 - Atshd.' b.s HusJ ~
nIpI ovt - s.'usrss' stAp.. schsdalos
thovinI hs tbt' ss1 sYsAtliis, % sdhslsiencs
supplies fttsSst .f .A lts.ey "a Fchool
and ne tlsb ant ,ussu'i I. IN rss ei ~ other
goods asa afucsa tststha eth L'ank pro.
possls eohilusN - olsafssi ~ tlatsn. ume
6ud pisro ~ neiysfi tsffsf Of s.elstrt sud pay
Iorut. tfaaspousiios YOURS. .at " .nsfrsc f.sry
Instr iCttnat VII " lafglfasd g,sA sBal..at0n 10
The indian oaes N N--kis stsa. 81 VI - sd 81
Woofr s'sf 80 Ist Lanes Lia..rsoat 10
49, broadway. New fv,t As Comniisssuss Of sub
tlstelcs. 4. A. ~ Ctsfenn- chltsn. tssfrn.
worth l0maha. ssist Louis. saint lhal sna ta1
lfauttsCo. The ios'mssien 81 houG CITY, nnt
fanktsni ard u ths ru.tmatisn al the folloEiug
named ulsoss ln ksnsaH Afkansaa titf Hufilnls
ton. Caldwell. Dodge CITY Enpona. tureka Great
naud uorard Huifhiufau, Iafned hrlhfffan.
Marion. Mshlcins Lodge .hcwtan Otsfc CltY -e.iHr.
Fief.iuf. Topeka Wellington Wichita and Win
field ths tiEht Il reserved BY The GoFsfnnent %
reject Az and all bids o. any part Of any BID. ard
thee Proposals arc Invited under prutito that
appropriation shall b made for the supplies ~
Courftu hlds vill bs opened Al the hour and
dsy above stated. aud bidders are invited 10 h.
pfstsat 81 The opening CEHuFtrb CuTCKa All
All bids must ts accompanied BY certified ciecka
o. dfsia upon ssms United States DEPOSITORY o.
The First ksiisnsl h,nk Of los Angeles. Cal for u
least 49, PET cent Of TIE amount Of the proposal.
u2stt-itOol u. Q. ATKINS. CoF'aiaf gno.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-15
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rIuIAT VERY CnolCE PROPERTY sfrlATyp
u Immediately ~ GINS Stniinn. and tnoNn a.
The Floyd Place containing about Nv clto srrrs
lmpi'icmcns al new aui desirable Paved n,ads
l0ndiur Into tie tliNs the dummy rttniug within
short distance and the tUNcTai tialns t,ss.iue
dhiy on the two railroads whose stations ate within
hsf fchrli, make the plars ensY ~ aolsss Al ali
hnur ui the day, Terms one third cash lrtianro
~ ono nnd two YEAR. with per cent inten,,t
FOR further Information apply a.
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