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TRUSTEES SALE,


| TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED
~ executed TO the undersigned Trustees by
Ferguson a. Hampson on tho Ith day OF January.
isol, recorded in Mississippi County, Ark IA
hhecorl BOOK vol ~, PAGES 43s, 40 etc, the in.
uebicdness secured thereby remaining due and un.
paul. az the request OF the beneicaries we WILL
Saturday. January 3. 1880,
In legal hours in front OF the courthouse door OF
SAID Mississippi County, Ark, In the town OF Osce-
3a sell 70 the highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing uescIlDed real estate situated In said county,
towlt The tract OF land known as tho ''Nodonad
plhntauon. containing about 8 300 acres fractional
part OF section z containing $3.50 76-l0l acres frac.
ZION northeast quarter OF section 10 ~ acres east
fractional part OF section is, containing 40 iOiOO
acres northwest quarter of section IS lGO acres.
northwest quarter OF section 10, l60 acres south.
west quarter OF section Is 100 acres-all In town
snip II, north base line, and OF range II east OF
tne principal meridian; the east half OF the south.
east quarter OF section l. northeast fraction Of see
ton J, 100 100 acres west fractional half Of sec
uon H. ia lslpO acres east half of the northeast
Quarter OF section r. 50 acres. southeast quarter of
section TX, ldO acres west half OF the northeast
quarter OF section IL, 80 acres: east half of the
northeast quarter 0f section H. 80 acres southeast
quarter OF sectil - 100 acres southwest quarter
OF scctlOn ~ lbv acres, northwest quarter of sec
lon u lb0 acres west half OF the northwest quar-.
yer OF section - 80 acres west half Of the south
east quarter OF section ~ acres: northwest QUAR-.
ter OF section 100 east hal. OF the southeast
quarter OF section ., 80 acres: east half of The
northeast quarter OF section H. so acres southeast
quarter OF section H. 100 acres; northeast quarter
OF section H. 100 acres east fractional mart of Tho
northwest fractional quarter of section a. i2ncres:
fractional part OF the southwest quarter OF section
Ia 40 acres-all in township n north range 10 east
Terms OF sale-Cash Title believed good, but
we sell and convey Ms Trustees only This Noycm.
OCT ~, 1855. ID. ii. POSITION,
+. P.'PosToN,
Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TNDER AND by VIRTUE or A TRUST DEED
~ executed by V. and C. 4. Maddnx TO the un.
dcnigned Trustees, on December 5, 1883 duly re-
corded in hook 100 page 2i2, and rs directed by
decree entered In the cause Of w. T. York VS. c. A.
MMaddux, No $500, r. d.. Chancery Court OF shelby
Nouhty' on November IL, lsSs, we will, on
Saturday, December =, 1888,
IN front Of the courthouse door OF Shelby COUNTY
IN Memphis Tenn, sell to tho highest bidder t6e
following described real estate In the second Civil
District OF shelby County Tenn. namely
A tract Of 49, ncps being same tract of lind
conveyed by Thomas g. Masterson and John Trim.
Die 10 W. 5. Garner by deed dated MAY ~ ISM
and recorded IN the Registers Office OF shelby
r3unty, IN BOOK r. pare sos nud devised 10
Charlotte Ann Maddux then Garner) by the viii
81 said W. = Garner uf record In the Probate Court
OF said county in wiz Book No p. page I5O ie's
and except lu544 acres thereof. conveyed March "a
lSal 10 W. II. Irotter. and 6J acres conveyed Apri
~ lSo to W. l.. York, Trustee, aud 70 acr.s con.
veycd December y, ISL, To l.. Washing on col.
ored ana ha9 acres conveyed November D. 1881 10
said Washington. Reference being m. de 10 ali of
said deeds fora more particular description
ly said Chancory decree we are regnired not IN
seli any OF said tract which lies west Of the Ran.
uoiph nnd Raleigh road. unless the portion living
cast should not sell for sufficient 20 uay the debt
interest aud costs securud by Ss.id trust deed We
Will therefore, oier The east part frst and In case
" iocs not realize said debt viii then sell the 70
Terms of sale rs fixed by said decree are one
hali purchase money payable In six months aud
one-hali nj twelve months, purchaser 10 execute
NOTES 10 10 bearing Interest from date with per.
sornl security, and lien retained on the property
Equity Of redemption. dover and homestead
waived. This November l6 1854
PRANK 7. PosToN
JOHN b. FLEMING.
Irnstepa
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

IDuRsUANT TO THE POWERS or GER
Il tain deed OF trust tO me ~ Trustee dated luis
~ ls-o, frcor,icd In Book l51 NJ pnge VI Of M
sheiby county Registers Office. dolhult having
been made In the payments therein provided Tor
lies, will on
Tuesday, December IL, 1883,
NJ the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets IN the city OF Memphis. Taxing District al
shclby county Tenn between legal hOurs oifer
anu dcll AZ public auction, % the highest bidder
Tor cash. the following real estate In the CITY al
Mcmphi., Taxing District Of shelby County, and
hnlcoi Tennessee to-wlc
The south part u lot 9N a. laid down on tho
map OF sald city beginning at the northeast inter.
section OF second street with the alley between
concord aud DycrtOn streets thence north with
NE east side 81 Second street 81. feet thence cast
and pan.llcl with Concord street ID fcot thcnce
south parallel with socnnd street g5is iect 10 nil
alley; thence west with tad alloy o. the boqlnnlnf
The equity Of redemption q waived Ehnil soli
ana convey IA Trustee only
Sale begins at - % clock noon
y. r. Trcycyant Attorney.
Memphis. Tenn. Nov. ~ 1854
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GenernINeUx

The Rosa Lee left for the upper coast YES
terday with all the freight she wanted.
CAPT. ALEX. Moses, underwriters agent a
New orleans, spent yesterday in this city.
THE Ohio Is the next boat for Cincinnati
She is announced to leave Friday at o'clocl
pm.
THE City of New Orleans is expected "a
pass here today on her way TO New Or
leans.
Cart. JAMES REEs, tho veteran boat
builder, is dangerously Ill at his home in
Pittsburg.
THE Chickasaw for White River and the
James Lee for Friars Point departed yester.
day afternoon with good trips
THE cargo of the Rosa Lee from Osceola
consisted OF 399 bales Of cotton, 5S sacks of
seed cotton and 3, 2S3 sacks of cotton seed.
CART. GEORGE BAKER, Of the Belle Mem
pms, mas assumed command Of the City Of
Vicksburg while his boat is undergoing re-
pairs
THE James Lee brought In from Friars
Point yesterday morning 26i bales of cotton,
~ sack OF seed cotton and leo sacks OF
cotton seed.
The Golden Rule, from New Orleans,
passed up TO Cincinnati last night with
about 200 tons OF freight. She put Off some
sugar and molasses here.
CAPT. THOMAS SHIELDS one Of the owners
oil the Annie 7. Silver arrived from st. Louis
yesterday morning and was among the pas
sengers leaving last evening on the Silver
The magnificent passenger steamer Kate
Adams will be found at the wharfboat this
morning receiving TO leave at 8 O'Clock D. m.
Tor Arkansas City and way points en- route
THE Concordia packet Cumberland was
tied up by the United States Marshal yester-
day ut the instance Of j. W. Tucker, who al
Ieges that the boat is indebted 10 him in the
sum Of 5000.
The Buckeye State, from Cincinnati.
reached here early yesterday morning with
200 tons OF freight and 30 cabin passengers.
She took on 200 tons of sundrles and re-
turned at midnight.
Cart. o. X. JoPLIS will shortly build n
sternwheel steamer TO take the place of the
Rena Macready In the St. Francis River
trade. The machinery of the Macready
will be used for the new boat.
THE Annie p Silver got away for New Or.
leans az midnight with l, 200 bales of cotton.
She has engagements between Helena and
the mouth of White River for 800 bales
more of the iieeoy staple.
THE Mississippi Valley Barge Line Is hay-
Ing considerable trouble between st. Louis
and Cairo. Its boats are now compelled TO |
take only three barges out from ST. Lonis al |
Time ON account of the shoa water az |
Goose Island, where there Is but 8 feet.
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tptcial Dispatch 10 The Appel
NAzoo CRY, Miss, Dec 5.-Tho Gimma.
q new steamer has just been completed by
Capt. d. g. White, Tor tho Yazoo CITY and
up river trade. She wns built entirely at
home with home material, and Is a beauti.
ful little steamer eighty feet long, full length
cabin ana handsomely furnished in every
particular. Capt u. q. White. the builder
and master, i stcamboatinan who has
hosts Of friends along the Nazoo, aud will
command a handsome business for his
beautiful craft
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Trustee's SaIo.

D. virtue Of a trust deed made IN mo Ia, toi, =,
WilLcrson ard wife on the 5th ,lay III Jniy. iss,
aud rccprdcl Ia the onioc OF the Hecarlcrof b,ett
IN me county OF 81 Francis ani state OF Arkansas
IN volume u, page g., etc. I will on
Friday, December :, 1883,
NJ the southwest corner of Main and Madisop
tirrcis Memphis. Tenn, between the h0urs Of ID
o'clock m aud O'Clock pm. oacr for sale al
p9nllc onicfy Tor cash, 10 the highest bidder the
following rcal estate lying IN 81 Francis county,
Ark, and being all OF fractional section sa town.
ship O. north Of range 4. cast containing 6ii gaiO0
hcftA W. l. CLApp Trustee
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- IT WI 70 TTT| n T7T7TTs
CfsciSSATf. o., Dec. 5.-The river 4 fail.
ing. with 10 feet 10 inches water in thc chan.
mel NJ o T. ~. Cloudy aud cool. with hirh
winds, az dark. The Granite State lcft ior
Memphis last night with good trip includ.
ing rcshipping OF the Scotia aud Louis A.
Slrrlcy.
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srecIsl pl.rnlch 10 ma Apnoal

'lT''Ni ffi-fhtch W Inc Appeal
CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-The Coal Valley, with
emptios, passed up this morning. The Ohio
left here Ht o'clock am. with good trim
for Memphis. The Future City arrived with
four harscs, and laid up. The Hoxie sailed
NJ midnight for New Orleans, followed by
the Raymond Homer aud W. w. O'Nciii
this morning. The Guiding Star arrived at
5o'clock tonight having been delayed by
log and leaves here with ,22i tons for Gin
cinnati. The New Mary Houston is adding
20 tons here and will get loo sacks OF corn
below, which will nearly Oh her out. She
viii leave in the morning The City Of New
orleans IS nc Birds Point, unloading her
hargos The snagboat T.. A. Woodruff Is nj
Goose Island, removing the wreck Of the
barge that has given 40 much trouble lately.
night aud the J. u. Williams In the morn
ing. River IL feet tonths on the guagc, a
fall OF - inches In twcnty-fuur hours.
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GrecnviIIe. Miss.


Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
GHINyitLE Miss. Dec 6.-7p. m.-Thc
Arkansas City went down nc O'Clock D. m.
The river Is q = feet aud falling Weather
fine
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Movements at the Leyec.

Arrivals = Buckeye State, Cincinnati;
James Lee, Friars Point Rosa Lee, osceola;
Golden Rule, New Orleans.
Departures-Buckcye State, Cincinnati;
James Lee, Frars Point; Rosa Lee, Qsceola;
3olden Rule, Cincinnati; Chickasaw, White
River; Annie p. Silver, New Orleans
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stage oi,he Rivers.

OrrCF SIGNAL sfIyIcr 4. SAL
MENUS. Tenn, Dec o. ikSN
The following observations nrp taken nd nli ia.
tCus named ln %" 10Th meridian time. who'll Ia
one hour later than Memphis time
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Admlnletrator,s NotIon.

Having been appoiDlsd adv Illustrator with viii
annexed Of Harrison Rutland decsaed. by Inc
Probate Count ~ shelly county, Tenn, cfrdltnr,
VIII nle their clalfas duly pfUfaisd, with my al
i2fney. v. X. pssion, Memphis, Tom.
December l. isas
n. y. Jason, Adminl.tra,or.
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LADtrs' cape collars q specially NJ Mem.
phi- steam Laundry, a2i Second street
Branch Office $50 Main.
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W. A. Fans, No 81 Union street. has
Just received a fresh lot Of dray and rail.
road mules.
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THE RIVERS.

Steamboats, Leaving
THURSDAY.
New orleans...--...CTy OF NEW ORLEANS, 10 a. m.
Arkansas City..-...KATE ADAMS, pm
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AMusEMENrs.
NEW MEMPHIS TnEATgR,
IN Frank Gray, Manager.
ToNIGHT-MATINEE SATURDAY,
The Comedians.
nONNlsLLY AND GlRARD.
Ana the best Company OF Comedians In Amorics
presenting the successful Farce Comedy
NATURAL GAS.
NATURAL GAS.
NATURAL GAS
fiity PERFORMANCES Of tho flih Avenue Thcater
New York House Packed Nightly
Under the management OF John II. Russell.
Monday, Dec. lO-ROsE CodllLAN.
! Y NJ H. A. HALL
MASTER A. EDWIN FARMER.
MAsIER A. EDWIN FARMER
MASTER A. EDWIN FARMER
MATINEE CONCERT
MATINEE CONCERT
SATURDAY. DEC. 8, AT . O'CLOCK PM
Admisson.........5o Cents Chlldren........25 Cent
CHEAP COLUMN.
i5c ioraOo ine one i'satioG teo a,scriioas 25 orc
Wok, 5Ac
rEHSoNAI.
| A NTON lsELE MANUFACTURER or AND
~ dcalerln boots and Shoes, az Monroe street
A snBRooK & WHITE 22a FRONT sr. ray
~ highest cash prices iur Hides Fun AMI Wool
n RANoLlTE. ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVE.
" ment cisierus, bnckwork Telephone SSS
once and residence, 81 Vance THOMAS CUB
Gas AND OIL STOVES, LATEST DEsIGYS
VI LAinr etc, M 4. llit1ields ~ Second It
HGDFs AND FURs WANTED AND HIGHEST
IL prices paid. sCliEiBLER 4 Co. 2oi Main VI
-
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS.
A LIEN & FINLEY. REAL ESTATE AGENrs
~ aud brokers. 10 Madison street
GoODwYNG HEARD. REAL Estate AGENrS
" brokers and collector, No. Madison stfret
II l. UuIoN. ItEAL LsIATE AGENT.
-. ~ Malison street
IIATCuETT. R!CF a 90. RIAL EsrATg AND
II ln.nnanre AgentS IS Main 4 Mcmphls
ID L. GoYER& co. REAL EsrAr. AOESfS
IL. and Brosers, No. q Madio street
- J.BLACK a 90. kLAL EsiAIE AGENr4
Y. ~ NadLon street
TUE CoNAwAY RIAL Estate AGENCY, -
u MAIN street. Established lSll
.cHIuoroDIsT.
mr. }. sCHEKER TREATS togSs Am
- bnnlonI olioe hounyAm TN tp.m No
cALyASIzEp IHoSwoRKs.
ono T. RuBsCH, in. THE TIN AND slIFYT
VI iron worker business and rclidcnee tcle-
BLACKSniTus.
NIYERs 4 BERLiN, REPAIRiNG AND H0R5E
~ thocing specially telephone 1851. 80 Main
BATHS.
rpURRIslL RrssiAS. uGCTMC SULPHUR
J. 81; Or FTcsh Water Baths q q % g. gstlst
TOR sALE.
A No. GROCERY FOR sALE. pOiNG 4 COOP |
Z business. mason iot selling IN health. al. |
dfess J., Appeal Office
A CHOICE RESIDENCE Of MADISON 81. |
~ near the huslness part NJ the city. a. I. i
GoNkh q CO, y Msiirun strs't.
DUGGus INFLOW Cosr UNTIL JANUARY |
ID ist bENJrs. 40 Main street.
pAHiAtSs N WAGONS, CARRIAGES OFATL !
y ), tinlt hatnc.s etc. ~ my tuslncsa NUT be-
Bl.SJEs 10 Main street
nAviD CARLlsIEs CELEBRATED COW
- icrd Greatest milk producing fuoi known.
extensively used Ia all tho Northern dairies
W. J. CHASE d 60, n, Main a.
IGOR SALE OF MONTHLY PAYMENTS
lots from SOTO so a foot IN Barton q lambs
Kerr Hycnuo subdivision.
lots So a Rot ia i,arion, lamb & whlics Ray.
urn avenue subdivision.
Lots $40 each Ia barton q lambs Roboron ave. |
Tue subdivision.
and 10 acre lots IN narion & Lambs potiar
itect subdivision, at 500 10 tIOpef acre
All on monthly, quarterly OF tCiui annual pay.
pcnis -
VIII build houros 70 suit purchaser SEND Tor
ircular, giving details
BARTON a LAMB.
No g Monroe street
-,RFAT HAnGAfys M UFtf. F.r,.rg- -
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Ag %siot low Change.

How Doctors Conquer Death.
~ Walter *. Hammond aye "Ancr o. long oy.
Tf4fuc- I have come to the CONC u.i1u tbat 80.
ihIfIfni on deaths from o0uehs pneumonia an
Consumption might hc syoidsd 10 Ackrrs Intilgh
AnNfn icmcly were only carefully usUd iu time %
tuAn.i'ft by IT. T. lirUiLE. Druggist
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TX AcREs on PRODUCTIVE LAND. For
Oh 100 all cleared 3 miles nom eiir ~ flet
mhniorn Turnpike. ~ sores in elected frnii
tree. To0d dwelling fonng clslefn, well and
Other lnrfofr Birrfa Apply a.
MRS DELOACn, Whites station Tenn
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In r. NJ. Galhrcath. No. 10 Madison
street rent your house, and collect yonr
rents
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SAW money BY golal 10 Thaycr's.

#.
Ihis wonderful rmoly.h .0ld uudara posiiltc
EuAmnIte by n e. Hrutrn. Duirrst
Saw money by going 10 Thaycrs.
TtoSd a COS ChinA Palace.
Our store will remain opln illOpin.
until after the holidays.
" s
TuAyrRs stock s now complete.
W. A. FAErs, No. 81 Union s.roo,. has
Just received a fresh lot Of dray aud RAN.
roid mules.
FiSf ladies' Queen chains NJ Thaycfs
In r. NJ. Oalhrraih. No. 10 Madison
street rent your houses and collect yonr
rents
LADtEs' cape collars q specially NJ Mem.
phi- steam Laundry, "a Second street
Branch Office S57 Main.
DmSg Malto; Il Is pleasant
-aaa ssaaa
H,cgs aud carriages on short notice.
Wellman, % Poplar street; telephone $50.
INsuRR your gin.houscs In tho CitiscnF
Insurance company, No. % Madison street
kKD HEADL
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" tcEs aud carriages on short motto,
Wellman, % Poplar street; telephone ~
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White Oak Slaves

MD WALNUT WHITE OAK AND ASH LOLA
WASTKD 70 CONTRACT wfrH .gtIAstg
- Isa- l1i large quantities 81 staret All
Apply, stAtlng iull pafiioularsaai s,iat. al M,
ulgnL to F"N " ANF
NEW fohx IMPORT Tratnrn 90.
Nos. a. aai ~ gfuaiway. Ny
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TuiYrn'l stock D nov complete.
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Dunk Malto, Il Is pleasant.
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KID IIEADA

INsuRR your gin.houscs In The Ci,scns'
Insurance company, No. % Madison street
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ftoSd a Co.'S ChInA Palace.
Our store will remain opon TN Op.in.
until after the holidays
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ron sALE or IlIST.

IuffL ASD FURNITURE M BATEsyffIE
90 aq or rent Ifopsfiy on The a. 4 Il raj
~ nile. tom Memphis aud 70 miles from tifr.
NADIA Would cHrlanFr Tor good farm on Mem.
phA properly Jas J.. Fletcher bsicsvils. Mlls
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Flvr ladies' Queen chain, NJ rbnycF,
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.


- .aissiriH tauoy i.uuta o., s.u.aru. Al
.vt.t. - 90 inf'ci Arrives
90 last hsu 80 pa ~. o faai u.li A.Ba m
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The Pen Of a Ready Writer

Esaya addresses and descriptive articles ire.
rnro'i ~ fcvlsed. Lciicn Of consraiuiatlon. pre-.
,nnlion' 'ympihy thanks or social compd.sd.
Lochl notice., wricuIs. cie. prrpapl All bml.
nc. strictly confidential. Bcst a. references az 10
ability ana discretion given " dcsircd Address
MoU5ALETTE.
Care % tho Appeai
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Under PreEaturai Influence.

A colored man called ut the REruBLI.
CAN office this morning, with lengthy
communication, which however will not
be published, In which he charges a
highly respectable family In the western
part of the city with having put him
''under prenatural intiuences"; probably
another name for witchcrsft He alleges
that they have rendered him incapable OF
working, or earning living, and also al
focted his hands to such an extent thst 1t
is almost impossible for him to write his
grievances. II only needs an attempt 10
read his communication to satisfy any
one that there is something wrong with
his writing, and also his or,hograpny, but
this probably dates further back than a
recent exercise of prenatural pow, rs.
He said that he has written several com
munications for the press, but as the
papers to which he sent them are also
under the prenaiural influence of these
parties, they were not published, and II
is probable that he will come to the con
clusion that the REPUBLICAN Is under
the came influence.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
- s-
Ex.sonator Uonkling Worse.

NEW YORK, April 14.-EK Senator
Oonkling did not have As good n night
as bis friends would have allowed him
had 1t been in their power. His sleep
was restless and he suffered greatly
from twitohing Of the fingers. The
doctors called early this morning, and
though they said bat little, yet 1t was
evident tina. they had fears for the fu-
ture.
DIR. Barker dec,ined to commit him.
self. While he admitted that every.
thing looked bad for the patient, yet he
had hopes Of hie recovery.
When DIR. Barker was questioned
about the comments in tho Med icAl
Record and that journals otatenent
that iuasmuch as purulent pachymen.
ingitis had net In the chances were on
the wrong side, he nodded assent Hnd
said:
"Yes, that's go. have said so to You
when l told you that bis chunoe Na'
only one in 80 many. put IL on thu
wrong eide, too. l have said, and still
say, that Senator Oouklipg is In cti,i
Cal conditions very critical condi
tiou. His chances now seem 10 bs only
one Ia six"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Dinner At tho Clayton House,


Some seventy five Of the stock holders
OF the Hedge Fence Company took din
ner nt the Clayton House to day, and
did full justice to the various viAnds
which mine host, Pyle, had provided
for the occasion. After their nppetites
had been duly Satisfied they adjourned
TO the parlor, where 6nmuel johnson
stated that the object of the gathering
was to give Instructions in regard to
preparing the ground and getting in
readiness TO tet out the Dung plants.
Wesley johnson, the president, said
tb at the earlier operations were oom.
meneed the better. The earth should
be cultivated for space four TO six feet
In width and from ten to fourteen In
ches In depth, and properly fertilized
TO insure rapid growth and make 0
complete fencs.
The farmers present seemed highly
inte rested and asked various questions
all OF which Mr.. Young aBswersd salts.
fActorily.
The company has contracted to set
out come sixty Inilea of hedge, and will
commence operations on Monday next.
A car load of plants have alren6 y
been received at Newport, sbd the worh
of planting will be vigorously pressed
The object is to make this q mode
company, and Mr.. johnson expressed
| the opinion that In the second or third
year 1t will pay dividends ranging
from ten 70 afteen per cent. The meet
ing was q very pleasant one and nj
seemed greatly pleased with the pro
oeedings.
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Hanged for murder.

FERGUs FALLS, Minn., April 13.-
Nels y 10 HoionR was executed here &C
2 O'Clock this afternoon for the murder
iof Icy ear old Lilly Field, on May %,
1887. fifteen miles from here. The
eirl's body was found next morning In
hog-pen, naked and disem DO wled.
HolonR arose In usual spirits this
morning, breAkfAsted and smoked sew
eral cigars.
WARSAW, N. Y, April 13 Happy
Bob" Van Bfunt was hanged this
morning for the murder OF Will Roy.
His last night WAS uneventful, though
he was extremely reetless and slept but
little. The drop fell at Is q. M,
and In IA minutes the body was cut
down.