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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
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Little iniun Boy

The following letter is published ver- batim ct literatim, is from San Carlos Apache boy that hss been ss the Carlisle school tao years or thereBbou,s.
 Cgrlisle, Penn. Mar. 2S, 1888.
 My dear Cncls Mr. Ohil-chan -sn-s:-l. is snowIug again this week, also the ground IS very vet and now you know there is DO trouble here n thIs schooi, but sometimes the boys get very sick slso told you about thst. well you want ed me 10 going home with you but not my time to going home yet l thIDk my ti-ne is next yearin 1889 I1 June and l thIuk you can do the working for your selves or some ot my brothers will help you. If you ask them, and nov l car Respectful My Eelf now this tune and l can talk httle better English language auv-hnE, and als write nc reading and now how are my brothers Grd sisters getting along sni alec q, O: you hsndF and when I fir-t came sfr- t' .chOol st Carlisle. Pa. ] usni 70 thinking about "f ou. west, !ut nov Y seems To me here m the essl better tran tse west. So inst the same both sides tsrre is two places frr r, and l can see which Is the Dest. There are two lsa-uss- lldIans and the Wbitep. Which your ike best? Eng lish or Indian tongue? Your kLov, and we had good time here some times -our Lnov we have II in the chap. when you come boFe that night sDd l SUI working at the tailor shop, making ooats, pants and vests and some oi the boys goirg on farm very soon. Maybe this week sni some of them Doiug ID IaUa ENht httNnn | | tbisk Pod of May We have it in new symuasum and every thing are nll right two. Well how those boys getting along there going home with you last week and how are StBgo getting along I write 70 hi-a about twice. but he did not write to me get. Goodbye.
 from Your Nehpew
 Job Hunter Boy Capt. E. H. Psrit getting along excellent and also the troschers,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Work to be Resumed on the Mineral
 Belt Railroad.

J.W. McGowar, who returned from Chicago on Saturday, stetes that the n-omo,ers Of the Mineral Belt Railrosd informed him that work would soon De commenced again to extend that road south- In corroborsrion of the above informstiou, W, B. Riddle, general pas sepger snd freight agent of the Atisnue k Pacific RsilsoRd, informed the Jour, n.l-Miner representative that ne nsu received notice from the Sasta fe oin- cials thst several hundred tops of rsils were CD route for the road. This Ipfor- nation will be good news for the cin- zeps of Flagstaff. as it means prosperous times for them this yesr and for some time to cone.-Journsl-Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Decision in the case of ''saIted Mine" l"

The Virginia Chronicle says: "rhe Snn-eme Count at Washington has al. 6r,nsd the decision of the Circuit Con,t of C.lIsorpis, in the case Of II. M. Yorr;,g gton and the Southern Davelope- ,nant Company against Frank Silva. Tbs latter sold tbe Development ComPa-
 y,;ns. in Tnyo county, they dId not u.l ,sau sndj the company sued to re- po.r pon tba money paid Silvia on the O oronnd that be had "sslted" the mines s1u g hea oh,sSped the money under false pretenses. No L.,5 ,hs, |, vas hns;Oa.s of the company to have ss- .n:a5 1ne tha true character of the i.a cer'a.pu SS,ora n, AkIng the purchase, and the Supreme Court noiu7 'HA' '''" VI the case"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Notice of Forfeiture.
rucsos. TxElIros1 CT ARIsoEA.
 Couuty of Pima March fi f9Ss


 ITO WARNER EARLL. HIS HEIRS. ADMIN Il istrator. or executor and uo Annie l.. Bur nell (formeriy snpis L Smith) her hsirs, sxsea- tor or assigns, or thoee whS mAl claim . der them sn undivided onesixth interest each in the follow inx described property lo1 arc hereby modified fhst have expended two hundred dollar in isoor and improvements upor the following n ming claim;
 ho- sl MBuntsin Mining Claim. located Jsnu- sry I'd 1884 and recorded on January Slh. 1884, m Book U. Records of Ainss. tA<s n Said records all being of the Rscorder's ofses. Pima County Arisons. s.id claim beng ia the Grea. ervills Mining District, fina County, AriEonA The said 500 having co sxpendsd ln Iss6 and 1851, ia order to hold seid clam uudsr the proylsious of section a2s. Rsvissd stasute. of the Unit.d states. being Ihs amount required to hold he sArs for the yesr sndarG Dec. si, 1888. and Dec. u, 1881 and ihas hsvs contributed your p.rtions thereof. Thsrefors if vi hin 9O days zfter the service of this notice of publication. you fail or refuse to e-strio1ts your proportion of such expsnditurss. as oo- avnsrs, with the costs of shis paoilestion. roar in ntsr ests in ssid elaims will become the property of the su bscribsrs undsr said s-ctEOu Is2&. 1o1r proportion ot szid sxpenditnrs. is 0 snd sS-iooths dollars each 1pou sAid claim
 DANIEL JOHNSON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
He Spoke HastiIy.

Dear me. how noisy the children are ' remarked ATamiuta Co Richelieu, as child ish voices penetrated the stiffness of the front parlor.
 "Ah, yes, sighed RicheIeu; 'chfd hood Is ever joyous. lt is so refreshing 70 muse upon its thoughtless gayeties. " -4s glanced out of the window Heavensl A long Germantown comforter, which he had let in the hall few m Ites before, was attached Co sled loaded with young sters, and Araminta's two brothers were tuGCiug at it like twin Herculeses.-De troit Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Sealed Proposals.

DROPO- ,IS FOR FLOUR.-HEADQUAB
 | TEES DEP RRTMENr OF AklLOhA-
 FrIcv rIIFF CONN ss.RI or suestsIkscky . os AN4ss IAL.. MAr,h io. less-csai~d ',-".al-. iu triplcats sutj et Co the us Isl cos
 v -tou- vII ne recslved at thla otd e. and at th. ati re- uf the Acting JOmmi sAr a or rso- o'clock. noOl. TUESDAY. Aprl l7. lsodS At -fic7 tune and plzc-s they rIll be opsasd ID
 p---- pee of bidders. for fuTnishing the folio.- f5r 4usr'Ire- of -four, vlr-t ort Anaons: l-@uI ds. rort Grant, A. T 1000 poands Fort Haachuca, a. T.. 70 GO poun'.. Fort LossH; A T., q OOO inc. Fort MeDo-eli, A. T., %, 900 h.- FS ns,s !. @ ,dsnG T oe o RssSs: soS s.i f c;ls; sO pou- dA Fort ysres. A. T io.o0 Pos s as;
 W ipple Bsrrsf ks, A. n o,Vo pooaos. oen
 pisro Barracks. Cal, is.eoO poands- Fsrt sin- gate \. M.. 1l00o pounds. Prvpossis for IaIn- ishing -four made ID AriEons, and fioD Ansons Ursaf or ly will be con sidsrsd at this oncs sn "a, he offices cf the Ac: ing ComnisAuies 0t ns po+ts !. Arisoo. ns Ais1 pTSss1ss s DdSSa.l rD oi ssnr. d. lvsred ID double sseks-ootion sno g-nny-frss on board the cara st los Aafeas Cal. or at any sta ion on ihs eoaih-rn r.s.nS n HsiIr d m California. vlIl he rscsiyeo seo ,,r.-u 4t thes me tune at this oh = only. 1n ys nps- containing prOp ssls for dehveo I. ~ Sp. ! au.eles ard other p aces ID Calnornis- snos.e | t. Sr-onsrly mark d and addrs-ssd to ths under
 .t',sss o, Tbo.e for Arirooa Flour should o< | -7srk-d and sddress-d to this ohne or 70 sn' | Acting COmmissariss of rhs ~0sts oid TO. T | eontrsets made under this sdvertlsemsnt snA.
 ,ot bs construsc 10 involve ths United otASss |, | sov obi igstion for payment in sxeess oi en' l srD-oOristiOn granted by Corsrees Tor ths peI
 po.e. The Govsrnnsnt ressrves the asn as.l. | fsrr any or all proposals. Blank propos1s 1 s.-,s-spf.ss and fall information as 10 tns nss l sss- of b,dding con 1ItiOns to bs observed ey o1 | 5s-. ud terms Of contract snd p.ymenN sn . l bs furnishsj, ou application To tn1s eiles- VI
 the cOHn'''.fi'' 'f the p0' F. wrsroa
 Captain aud c. g.. Q. 1 Amy. cAis O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Volcanic A.hc..

The slopes of Etna and Vesuvius owe
 tbeir richness to the fcrtilizing action O; volcanic ashes, and reports from New Zealand indicate that the ashes from Inst years eruption have enriched the soil tO n remarkable degree. e.-Arkansaw Traveller.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

A writer in The Scientific American, says that in experiences n Colorado end Utah he never saw an Indian with coii. He concluded that 1t is our hot rooms which give Us colds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
anch Is Fame.

A little provincial paper in England. re- ferring to our Towels, said recently; ''The Americans are bOasting of a novelist who is appropriately enough named Hovyis f'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

A Sarnia. Canada, editor describes his contemporary as ''hat freak against natures jaws sandwicSsd between a weaz- ened up soul and a dissased imagination" "
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Aav.ptace. of FIectrIeity.

In Boston, it is stated, the arrests made for serious Offenses committed on the highway has shown a very marked falling of in number since the electric light fur street purposes was introduced--ChicaGo
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Ho,to Catch S3OO,OOO at Fortunes
 Hand.

As tbe sun rises and sets dsily with aonal regularity, 20 the drawings Of The I,nni-,aps State Lottery Company occur; so The 2l5th Grand Monthly Drawing vas at New Orleans, La, on Tuesday faIx,ys Iuesday ], April l0ih, when ,rGe n,onay nrizes were sept hither and you over inc world, It may interest you to ,larce at the result: The First Capital Prize os Sl50OOO Sss won by No. lz,ol0 Ard was sold in two hall tickets at % ese5. sent through office at Washington, DC. to M. A Dsuphin, New Orleans, La: ous s75 900 was paid through First N,tI Bank of Pittsburgh. Pa,, to Col. w. IT Barclay. the U. $. Pension Agent -n.ra: tha other half was paid the Adams Fxnress for Geo. Gregg and three other Irorkers in an Indit Rubber factory ne;ghbors-at No 2.93O Alter St, Phils. delnbia. Pa. No l9 s62 drew the Sect nd Can,tsI Prize of SJO,OO0. sold ID trnc- ,ional tepths at Sl each, sent to M. A. Dauphin. New Orleans. La: one paid tn I Hall. Richmond, Va; one to Chss. F. Norsa. No. SSO Harrison Ave, Boston Msss.: one to the Natl Bank of the Re nubIie. Washington. D. C., one to k. J Hnmphreys, Santa Ross, through tht Pacific Bank of San Francisco, Cal: one to Thos. Fair. Philsdelphis, Pa, one tc W. A. Francis, Salem. Va. one to Mm Severance, Lebanon, Nv, one to sdrpo' sitor through Wells, Fargo X Co Ssr Frsnaisco. Cal, one to a party in Detroit Nich- etc. etc. No. l0.079, drew th' Third Capital Prize of S2nOOO, whlcf Sas sold to a party ID New Orleans, La who name IS with held by request Nos s6 629 snd S5. 1855 each drew one ot r tn' tWn Fourth Capital Prizes ot SlU,OcO which were scattered around promi' cnously. Be sure to participate ID tb' Trapd Quarterly sn1 2l7th Grsne Monthly Drawing at New Orleans. La on June I2th, 1888. Do not let the op nortuuIty to seIze sSOl,OOO st Fortuuel hand escape you.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

Brass teapots ere disappearing iaSI since A noted physician was good enough to say they generate n<AeEy poisonous sub stance
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Legal Blanks For Sale at the CITIZEN Office

For Sale at the CITIZEN Ofhcc
 DISTRICT COURT BLANKS: ArsoAvit for AttSohmsnt Undertaking on Attaohmsnt stsrsf's CsTtiaos.ss of Sale of Bsa Esrsts oa
 Execution
 PROBATE COURT BLANKS: order directing Notices to bs siven so ereditoss Notice of time sppsinted for proving WILL Order directing postins No,iOes of Applic.fios
 for Letters sOtAdmtnistrsrion. Ot Citations. Creditors Clam, Order appointing Admintstrstor. Bonds of Administrator nd Exscutof. Order appointing Appraisers,
 directing publication of Notice Of same Order sppoIntipg time and place for HsA-ins
 Application to sell Personal ArOpertY Ard Order to show csuse why order of ssls of hsa
 Estate should not be made. Ordsr appointing sale of Personal Propsrty. | rdsr ot Sale of Personal ProperJ, Order appointing day for settlement of acooas
 and directing Notice to be s1vcn. Notice of time set for Settlement of Aeea Affidavit of CItikenship. Affidavit of i've hundred dollars Inprovensots Agrsement with Publishsrs. sotics ot application for u.S. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IN JUsTICCoURIk Complaint ,n claim and dsliv.rJ of P.rsOnsl Undertsiins on claim and dslivsI of PsrsOH.l Aadsvit on claim and delivery of PsrsO-i Anidssit for Attachment against Resident. Undertaking on Attachment. Writ of Attachment, dxecutiou. Notice Of Appeal, S9O Justice BIanks for f5.Oo. package containing the fo';o~lnt named blanks for Justices Courts. VII oe sent 70 A-s | addrsse postage paid. for t5.D; D Criminal Complsints- sO Warrants of Arrest. % subp0nas. a COmmltments.
 0Compikint. on C. q Dl. of PsrU. Prop. O Undertannss D Anidavits for Attschment- D Undertakings on Attachment | aWrits of Attachment
 10 AcSDowIsdsmsnt. (a lsl. | lOAekno-ledsmsnts (mAn and vifsl. 10 Bail Bonds. 10 Stipu atiOus on Appeal. n Saarrh WsrrantAL MISCELLANEOUS BLAsAs Location Notices. Mining Deeds, Real Estate Deeds. | ssal Estate MortgAxs. Power of Attorney, Bond for Deed Co Mining Property. Acknowledgements.
 Aeknorledsmsnts for Man and Wife | Afdzy1ts of Publi cation, Notice Of Mining Claim.
 Hgsa %II 1tnD of tSess SIsnk, sr, printed in con. sosmitS with the ststntss of Arisona snd tn. l mining jaws of the United 8lstes- Ordsrs ssnt out of the oity O. O. ID.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

How to spsnd pleasant hour: .,IIu: iD. oPee.ldsS op eI5i Si.ion ii ai T zscksndOrf | O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To W. R. Smith; Too are hereby notis-a that the undsrsisnsd has sxpsndsd dnriar tAs ysax ending December Sl, lssd, one hrndrsd dol upon the Barnard mins. sitnAted in ths Grs .tsr- vile mining dissnet, COunty os Pins. Terri- tory of Ariz0nA, and reeorded in the Coanty Rs- cor1srs office Book W, Record of Minss. Dare. % s and ss. in order to bold the same ss re- quired by Sec ion 2.st Of the ksvisad rtatzte> If the United Ssstes; and yOur prop0rnon ofths Amocnt CT pended and due to the uncsrsizue ed is fifty dollars; and if you, your hsirs or ssixns fail tO contribute your proportion of he sn = sIpended within Linety days after the pablies tiou of this notice, your infer' ID said Bsrr-r mine vi becom ths property of pour o-Osnsr urdsrsigrsd, who has mSde such sxpendi trre BERNARD fOUI.
 Iacson. February Tth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
REDlCaL DEPARTMENT
University ofCalifornia.

THE REGULAR COURSE OF LECi Q RES | vii cOm~ ees Ju,c It, l--s Tor pa ti, sl, a-s rd 'ress E A. MCLE N, NJ D.. DeIu' ols Merchant street, San FrHuciscu- Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12
Advertised Letters

Unclaimed letters remaining in the Post Oeice a, Tae,on, ArizOns, Msy Tth, lsSs;
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-12

MAE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-23
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY!

Our two leading qualities silk surss at7 yard
Black Satin Rhadsme
Our two grades OF Coored eros Faile 9Oc and 81
Our complete line of Black Grains
upwards. frITf y.
large Silk
English Silk Warp Henettas Black
in all the leading f-EfEiaF)
Our line shades worth
No such
Early will get choice. q
this WHY? full line Taornade Jackets
listers
best materials lowest
Besides which mentioning
their $4,000 admit
Chldrens Clothing
Oolored White and Quilts
OolOred
White Banket$4
Batting
$3.50, So IS and $500.
Elder Down
comfortable.
Our Of and Ladies Underwear complete start
Chds Hoods Plush Silk
Remnant Counters tempting Buys
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-23

overorOwded are compelled to reduce stock
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
A TRAINING SCHOOL.
INITIATION or AN ENTERPRISE THAT
SHOULD be AIDED.
Colorod olrir TO BE Educated ~ Cooks.
Nurses and IAundrcssea ana Boys 20
De Trained In Special industrios-The
Howe ON.

The incorporation Of the Memphis Zap.
iisl ltblc aud Normal institute has elected
the following boaul al trustees Rcys.
A. l.. Black. Milan, Tenn; n. &. Owen,
stanton. Tenn. II. smith. Carolina,
Tenn; q. W. Lacy. woodvlllc Tenn;
=. H. Duy,on, Uuy,on. Miss? A. W.
Williams, Eiycs, Tenn; NJ. Naan. Dycr.
bur-, Tenn. !. N. Nanlicu, --, Miss /.
W. A. Bhnklcl, Memphis, Tenn; NJ.
Mayo, Memphis, Tom; r. J. Scarcy,
Townsville, Tenn; q. W. Harvey, Bates.
,illc Mis-. A. Manncy, Belle, Tenn, Jc.
mmc Howe, Wcnona. H., and X. y.
Counicc, of Memphis, rnn. Hi. n.
smith Wa chosen president, lid. ~. G..
owen treasurer and r. y Countcc sccrc.
iary NJ. Nann general agent aud II. n.
Counicc city solicitor.
This school " designed Ia furnish H.
pupils with industrial a. well ~ mental
trimming. and will give especial attention Ia
nursing, needle work and the culinary art
4 public laundry ~ anticipated, and the
furnishing of good, reliable dOmestics 10
iamiiics upon application.
Mr.. Peter Howe, q very prominent Rap.
~, Of wenona, H., has sivcnSiO 600 10
this enterprise. H., has been selected
aud paid for. and the trustees desire 10
comInencc the crction Of suitable build.
ing on sAid lot by June I. The training
II domesii,r wall be ono Of the leading
features III this shool. Girls will be-
taught nurSinr, cooking and needle work.
thus combining In a nurso q theoretical
knowledge III nursing and a practical
knowledge Of needle work Cooking will
be taught ~ an art, and fnigality IN the
preparation Of meals will bc especially
looked sitter. The public laundry anticI.
paied will he under the care Of practical
laundrcss, In which special work will be-
done for private families, thus eiyinr 90
the girls advantages for learninr how 10
work systematically. Special industries
VIII be- given the boys. Amid all, the
Bible will cccupya place In every class.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
"a Madison Straot.

OFTIcE oF UNIFIED srArFs Li0HrHot1
" lnspcctof. sixteenth District Memphis. Len .
April ~ lssA Proposals. will b. rcclved Il t1|1
ohcc until nom on Tuesday, the cath day 81 ApH |
~ lor furnishing supplies fof the Light hnu<1
lots. embracing respcoiivciy ship Chandler. I'll
cans tubular lanterns aud installation 81 ciccldu
light on lighthouse tender. etc. Form ri rfe,
po..ls and iull Indignation may be obtained on
Meet any or all bids and 10 waive any defects
v M HUGHES
Lleu,ensnt U.A n, Llshl-houss isspscier
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
Tuesday, April "a, 1888 !

room, and H. teachings insiillcd rs much
~ possible into all pupils. Plans aud
specifications Of the building have been
furnished 10y Architect burke, Of Memphis.
and The trustees believe such school will
l,c advantageous 10 all citizens. aud hope
they viii remember the solicitor when lac
calls upon them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

What i Il can bc taken from land and
leave 4 bciicr1 This Is the conundrum
that OIL farmers have 90 solve. Taking
water irpm u great deal II farming land Inn.
proves u, aud this Is one answer. Hut
when u comes 10 cropping. then irving 90
wrt something from the land without max.
ing Il porr rccms VERY like the dream oi
the oil philosophers about getting some.
thing ont Of nothing The answer 10 the
riddle j. IN one worl clover.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

The iln.i year that n hcifcr gives milk l.
very important In determining liz after
value for the dairy. II will pay 10 siimu.
late milk production In hciicrr, aud try 90
keep u MP ~ long as possible, ior the effect
II such treatment In future ycara. A hciicr
that dose not after good feeding respond
IN lil,cml product Of milk and butter Il
presumably not worth keeping ~ q COW,
and should be iaticncd ~ soon as possible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
How To aa,a Flesh a.a.s,re.r,n

Vsc after each meal Scott's Emulsion With
Hypophusphiis~ II Is a. palatahlc ~ MILL.
and easily dirrsicd The mpldny with
which delicate people Improve with H. usc
y wonderful, Use u and Try your weight.
Asa rrmcdy Tor Consumption. Thrnat ahcc.
lions aud lnunchitis, IL IL unequnle,l.
Please read II used SCOTS Emulsion In a
child eight months old with good results.
lie Gained four pounds In very short
time Tho. fHia, NJ. d., Alabama.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

A leading authority ON dairying says he
wants a COW that will respond 10 good feed
aud good usage. He'll go 10 Il that abe
has both In abundance. II II his duty 10
provide the conditions; hers 10 answer 10
them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
TWO BuRoLARIEs
Committed at Jackson. Mias.-AIi tho
Thieves Caught


srylal Dispatch " The Appeal.
Jackson, Miss. April 1.-Two colorc,I
thicvos broke into the jewclry store Of A,
X. Jobs, oi this city, Friday night and stol,
-cycn fine gcld watches and other valuable
goods. The police began search for ia,
thicycs yesterday morning and succeeded
In capturing them both John Hall and
John Caldwell. Most Of the stolen gods
wcrc recovered aud the par,ic, lodged in
jail
John Smith, oolorcd. porter Of Marks 4
Go. = dry gods siorc, here. drsscd himself
Friday night In zine suit Of their cloth.
ing and skipped, taking q watch With him.
lie wascapturcd ycsleplay ut Malcsus, i've
Mules south oi this city, and brought back
and lodged In Jail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

rrN drops u Angostun Bticrs lmpar q
dclicious favor 20 al cold drinks and pre-.
vent Malaria aud SUMMER Diseases Try ID
and YOU will never he without A. but bc
surc 10 get the world renowned Angostufa,
manufactured only by Dr. J. q. u. slegcH A
~ou.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

WHOLESALE buyers will find Il 10 their
interest 10 inspect the stock Of the Arm.
strong Furniture company, before pur.
chasing g12 Second street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

That utcd icclinF and los II appetite arr
cniirly uvcr'omc Nv Hoods Sarsaparilla
ihc peculiar medicine. Try II aud scc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

Pauline lncca has announced her inicn.
ton Of taking up her abode In Vienna and
giving singing lessons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16

The annual meeting 81 thr stocthola,r. ef an.
Chtckssaw land COMPANY viii b. held II the once
Of the conpany. 70 Monue sircct on Mondsr
the nth Of April nett from ao'clock a m. Tod
orlock p m. fnr thc purpose ~ elerting hoard
Of Dlrrciors 70 sefVvtof the ensuing year
T. A. LANb secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Terms--Ten per cent. Cash; balanc(
payable in I, 2, 8, and years, with per cent
interest from date; interest payable annually
Parties wishing to pay all cash will be allowed
per cent. per annum off of the deferred payment