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National Republican., 1888-05-28
WOODWARD q LOTHROP

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
Are Offering the greatest
values in White India
Linen Embroideries, ALL
overs and Flouncings yet
shown this season. An
importer was anxious to
sell, and has unloaded to
us at a sacrifice. We shall
unload to you at proper
tionately low prices.
Never before were such
low prices quoted for
equal qualities, work, and
widths. Note the follow
ing sample bargains:
choice open.work patterns. never before re-
tailed for less than 75c. and usually at Sc;
only zoe. per yard.
more elaborately, worked patterns at 75c., 81,
and 81. per yard.
d5-inch White Fine Sheer India Linen Flounc.
| ings, excellent dressy patterns, same bleach
as the regular India linens; never before re.
| tailed for less than 81; only G2lc. per yard.
Narrow Edgings to match:
Flouncings, embroidered SO inches deep, sharp,
$3.50; only 81 per yard
Other equally as good
values in more elaborate
patterns, at $1.25, $3.50,
S1.75, 50, 1925, $3.50, and
50, each and every piece
being commonly sold at
from SOC. to 81 per yard
more than now marked.
SPECIAL. - 1900 yards
Fine Sheer Guipure point
Embroidery, beautiful
work and designs in
matched patterns of diff
ferent widths, viz:
5 inches wide, usually
5Oc., only Soc.
7 inches wide, usually
75c., only 60c.
II inches wide, usually
$1.37, only 81.
Great variety Of matched
sets of Fine Embroideries
at extremely reasonable
! prices.
All-overs
Narrow EdgingS
22.inch Flouncings To match.
36-inch Flouncings
45-inch Flouncings
We believe you will
readily recognize tn G
cheapness of these goods.
and the Importance of this
s lie, consequently we
shall place them conspic'
uously on long center ta'
bles ON second floor that
you may the more easily
and conveniently make
your selections.
Second hoor)
WOODWARD 81 LOTHROP
Cor 11th & r SITS. NV.
National Republican., 1888-05-28
A Dcliglltful Day

Can be spent by taking the excursion train
leaving Baltimore and Ohio depot 10 a. M,
Decoration Day, for Bay Ridge, thence via
the mammoth steamer Columbia down the
Chesapeake. Dancing music will be furnished
on the boat, Round trip only 81; children,
~ cents,
National Republican., 1888-05-28

The first excursion of the season will leave
Baltimore and Ohio depot Decoration Day
Both instant, at 10 q. m. Prof. Itzel's orchestra
will furnish music on the boat Round TRIP
only 81: children, 80 cents,
National Republican., 1888-05-28
SOUVENIRS.
FIRST FLOOR DEPARTMENTS.

flnoI FLuun DGT nm InEWIS.
TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT of marked
prices in every article in following depar
ments Laces, Dress Trimmings and Buttons
Fans, ,Jewelry, Leather Goods Dolls, japanese
Ware, Clocks, and Lamps, Ribbons, Flowers,
Feathers, White Dress Goods, and Embroid.
cries, Boots, and Shoes.
csc Neck Ruching, all STYLES, for 20c.
PIC Boxes Tourist Ruching for t0c box.
12lc Pure Linen Handkerchlefs, all styles,
for 1Oc.
25c Pure Linen Handkerchicfs, all styles, for
20c
5e child's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for ic.
d5c Jap silk Handkerchiefs 3 for 81.
12lc Embroidered Null Ties for 10c.
81 Black silk Lace Scarfs and Flchus s5c.
i9c Lace and Ribbon Tides for 2 for csc.
Csc Imported Persian Scarfs for SOC,
&c Fancy Dotted Wells for &c,
12ic Linen Cuffs for for 25c.
12ic Linen Collars for for csc.
csc Taffeta silk Gloves for i9c.
ndSs;sSa SSsis fdS. Va S1Ss Sr sc
S1,25 Parasols, all styles, for SOC.
$50 Parasols, all styles, for sl:49.
S2.gs Parasols, all styles, for Se.l9.
S3GS Parasols, all styles, for S2.9S.
S14S Carriage Shades, all styles, for 81 .29.l
Sl75 2S.inch GLORIA" Umbrellas for S159
S2.eo Gold and Silver Handle Umbrellas for
Se75 Oil Boiled Silk Umbrellas for se.4s.
Sl.6S Ladies' Silverized Handle Umbrellas
si.i5 Ladies' Silver Gray Gossamers for
S1.29.
ss;Ss Imported Raglans, improved shape,
Si.sO Misses Silver Gray Gossamers for 81 10,
81 Black and colored silk Hose for 69c.
75c Fancy Boot Pattern Lisle Hose for SOC.
55c Ribbed Lisle Hose, black and colors, soc.
4Sc Fancy Cotton Hose, all Styles for 3Dc.
35c Fancy Cotton Hose, all styles, for 2yc.
29c Ribbed Fancy Cotton Hose for 25c
29c Warranted Fast Black Hose for CSC
25c Children's Sizes 3 to 9t, for 2ic.
75c Colored Ribbed Lisle Vests for 69c.
dsc Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck, for 39c.
25c GauZe Vests, low necks, for 2ic.
doc Anderson Scoth Ginghams for 35c yard.
15c Creplne, need not be laundered for 12ic.
SOC English Tourist Suitings for 40c yard.
81 1l9 Black Satin Rhadames and surah silks
S119 Black Faille Francaise for 81 yard.
S119 Warranted Black Silks for 81 yard.
10c Fruit of the Loom Muslin for DC.
10c Lonsdale Muslin for &c.
12ic Lonsdale Cambria for t1lc.
25c Knotted Fringe Towels, all styles, for
23c.
i5c Huck Towels. 2Ox3G, for 1elc.
Csc Bleached Table Damask for SEC.
75c quality for Goc; Slquality, SOC.
17c boxes Stationery for lee.
15c Playing Cards for 12c pack.
33c bottles Florida Water for zoe.
23c bottles Bay Rum for 19c.
Lubin's Extracts for 29c ounce.
$3.50 Folding Mirrors, new styles, for Si.25.
10c Imported Tooth Brushes for SC.
81 Souvenir List abridged for want OF
space.
National Republican., 1888-05-28
Excursion TO IndianapoIi,

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
excursion tickets to Indianapolis, May 25 to
30 inclusive, good for return passage until
June Q, inclusive, at rate of SIG for the round
trip
National Republican., 1888-05-28

FoR family use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the AnheuserBusch Brewing
Association; Try II, and be convinced. Of
west. Phone $685.. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-05-28
Low Rate Ticket to indianapolis, Ind

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is now
selling round trip tickets to Indianapolis,
Ind, good TO return until June O, inclusive, at
rate of sl6, on account Of meeting OF the Ma.
tional Prohibition Convention.
National Republican., 1888-05-28
MEMS DEPARTMENT.


Near door of 1ii0 Pennsylvania ave)
S5c "Palais Royal Dress Shirts for 79c
SOC Unlaundered Dress Shirts for itc.
81 French Pcrcale Shirts for 8Sc.
81 so Flannel Tourist Shirts for S1.25.
Soc Fisk, Clark n Flagg's Flexible Scarfs,
sc.
soc Fisk, Clark & Flaggs New Bows for 37c.
SOC Fisk, CLARK s. Flagg's New Windsors,
&c.
4sc Four.in-hand Scarfs, all styles, SIC.
dSc Knot Scarfs all styles, for 3Jc.
25c Satin-lined silk SCarfs for 2ic
soc Suspenders, all styles for SOC.
25c Suspenders, all styles, for 15c.
15c 5.ply Linen Collars for lie.
20c 4.ply Linen Cuffs for lSc pair.
81 Fancy All.wool Summer Underwear, 70c.
SOC Improved.s shape Jean Drawers for iGc,
SOC Gauze and Balbriggan Underwear for
acc.
soc Natural Wool Underwear for iGo.
CSC GauZe Undershirts, all sizes, for 2lc
csc Half.lIose, all styles, for 2lc.
SOC Lisle and Cotton Socks, all styles, doc.
S1.75 2S.inch Genuine GLORIA" Umbrellas,
S1.50.
Se.2O Gold and Silver Handle Umbrellas,
S1.0S.
s2.75 Oil.boiled silk Umbrellas for S2.4S.
81 English Dogskin Gloves for SOC.
25c Pure Linen IIankerchiefs for 19c.
12ic Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 10c.
Soc Jap. silk Handkerchiefs for 8 for 81.
National Republican., 1888-05-28
virginia PostOmces.

New Virginia postoffices have been recently
established as follows Arbutus, Grayson
county, Margie c. Hampton, postmaster; Kidd
Scott county, B. j. Broadwater, postmaster
Discontinued-Rock Grove, Smythe county.
National Republican., 1888-05-28
No; ;::;::; s:;:;: ;:: OPENING NJ; NJ: :; :;
Wed day May 80.

You are respectfully invited to the Eleyenth
Annual Grand Summer "Opening'' at the PaIais
Royal. Our legitimate patrons will not be re-
stricted as to quantities, but we reserve the right
to sell only piece of aforementioned lots to
each customer.
National Republican., 1888-05-28
Robbed His Generous Companion.

See the $3.50 mems bargain suits. Else.
man Bros, It'll and L, manufacturing clothicrs
aud tnilnrs
National Republican., 1888-05-28
Down the Bay, via Bay Ridge.

See the $3.50 bargain child suits. Elsemar
Bros, 9TH and e.
National Republican., 1888-05-28
KObbcries RcpOrted.

order the SUNDAY REPUBLICAN. only 10 cents
per month, delivered by carrier and mail.
National Republican., 1888-05-28
THE WELSBACH
Incandescent Gas Burner.

PHILADELPHIA, May lS.
TO THE PUBLIC:
An advertisement signed by an irresponsible
company having appeared in the Washington pa
pers claiming that the Wesbach Patents infringe
theirs, we wish to say, in the most positive terms,
that we will defend, without cost to the Washing
ton Welsbach Incan d escent Gaslight Company,
any suits for infringement brought against it by
this seeker after notoriety or any one else.
The patents of the inventor referred to in the
aforementioned aoverti sement offered to
the Welsbach Company, and their purchase de-
cIined as being valueless.
The names of attor neys--B. F. Thurston, of
Providence r. H. E. N. Dckerson, of New York;
George Harding of Philadelphia and James l..
Norris, of Washngton--WiI show the thorough
ness with which the patent department of our
business is looked after.
The Welsbach Inca uuescent Gaslight Company
of Pennsylvania.
A. o. GRAN GER, President.
SAMUEL T. BODINE, Sec.-Treas.
National Republican., 1888-05-28
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Presden Philadelphia
WM. WOOD President Merchants National Bank, Philadelphia
THOS. DOLAN, Woolen Manufacturer.
WM NJ SINGERIY Proprietor of the PHI nadepha Record
READING Capitalist
A. o.
WARDEN President Atlantic Rein and Director Standard OIL
W GIBBS
RANDALL MORGAN the United
Glendennng Bankers
T. MONTGOMERY, formerly Brush Electric
G MCIIEY, rrenton N j. Lawyer.
National Republican., 1888-05-28

See the s. bargain child suits. Eisemar
Bros, Tth and T..
National Republican., 1888-05-28
COMMITTEE oF sTOCKHC

c., GIBSON, Capitalist.
Philadelphia.
T. Preside o
C.P Capitalist.
Wnght shippers
II. II. HOUSTON Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and Presdent of Iifean
Pesden of Philadelphia
of &
he Il Bdde, Philadelphia
Philadelphia
A. c. HUMPHREYS Engineer
MCMlCIiAE Of Philadelphia
j.. WILLIAMSON
WAYNE MACNEAGII c United
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
RANK CLEARINGS.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. l5.-Banll clcarings,
$40 7l5,000
Clcarings today Sl26, 100, 95i; balances, S..
565, 27S. For the week, clearings .697 sos,
500; balances, $50, 29a SSl.
PHILApElrHIA, Pa, Dec. 15.--Dank clear.
ings, S9,T0G006; balances, Sl,hSO,3lk For
the week-Clearings, Sg2,I3LlGii balances,
S9,027, Az,
BosroN, Mass, Dec. l5-Bank clcarings,
$ll, 3DS, SlS balances Sl,5ll ,oN3, For the
week lcarings $50 lV6, i07 balances, SlO,-
III, 473. For the same week last year
Clcarings, SS7, 1862; balances, SIC, III, go.
ST. LOUIS No, Dee, l5-Bank clcarings
s., 0g7, Asa; balances sos, 700. For this week
-Clcarings, Sl9, S9l l3S; balances, g, G56 2SS.
For last Notwithstanding, S2l 1Ol, SO, bal
anccs, S3,23li Gl. For the corresponding
week last year--ClcWing, SIS go So; bal
anccs, 2,GS6, IA,
NEW NoRT, Dee. li.-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the allowing changes; Re
serve, increase s., iGN, iuO loans, decrease,
s., l0l 800, specie increase S91l 400 legal
tenders, increase, Sl2SS, 500; deposits, De.
crease S9s3, 200 circulation, decrease SliG,
100. The banks now hold 80 652, 30 in excess
oil the p per cent. rule.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
Moncy. nnnar md stecl,s.

NEW NoHE, Dee. Is Money on call easy
at .bt3 Der cent last loan. ., closed uf.
forci az ~ Prime mercantile plpcr. 5a
Gis per cent Sterling exchange dull. but
steady, nc iSils Tor sixty days aud SLo,A
Tor demand.
The exports of specie from the port of New
York last week amounted ip e'Vii1, ~
Of which g.. iDCll was in gold and s2t3.jp
silver. All the silver and ,j,tiSOJj In gold
went TO Europe aud $500 la gold went to
South America.
Government bonds were duh and steady.
Sta,o bpuds were neglected.
a was expected in all quarters, TO lays
market Nn, extremely dull With little inl.
lures oi any Kind aud uhimppriuut luCtuH.
lions confined generally wi,linu range ct less
than y per cont There was. however, firm
tone ~ the opening, uofw outstanding ihH
fact that outsiders were doing lih.
Ing Cualcrs and trunk Inns Aul
traders, while doing most uf the
business showed no inclination to make nov
ventures ON either side ul the account Tie
advances lt the opening extended Go = per
cent in Il aiding a NcH England and further
gains u from . 20 q per cent. were c,iab.
lisl'i IN Tie carly trading With 81 Paul
most prominent iu th' rise. The mIrsrt
then became intensely dull mud prices agat Il
pn slowly WITH no marked movement on.
side Richmond q West Point which de-.
ciiurl z. pee c'ut on thc proposed action in
the ) luth Carolina Legislature ant Iulu.siic
"a the railroads in that u, JON. Fast Ten.
ucssrc second preferred, however, was uN.
crptipnally strong and moved up over e
point. The ilu,tuntion. we're confined o.
The nnrrowcst limits, and although there
WIS % slight traction after thr issue ~ The
bank statement the market finally clusri
very dull aud about steady nc n-irnIiimut
changes lor the day. The final chang ar.
for slight fractions only, except in East Icu-
ucesrc frCOud preferred whfh Sup "a per
cent. and there au generally 'n tie dirv'.
ton Of higher figures. The sales were only
1881 shares. and in no stocks dill the sales
mach 1000 shares
Railroad bond, were In close sympathy,
with the share lisi very iull bat GENERALLY
firm. The salci reached sinIup', and Tie
final changes arc generally Tor insiguihCnnt
amounts Hooking Valley ts TusC ! ~ %,
| ohio Southern hr.ts ! 60 1914 aud South
Pacific Arizona iirts % iuJ
The totni silc- Of stocks iolhy were $3.50
shares. Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

No changes in the market quotations to.
day. Sales recorded at the grain Call Board
session: l car December No. ? white corn at
$50; cars cash No. mixed corn Of size;
10 ears December No. nike corn at 80 isc
cars May No. white oats at 35c; l car
cash No. . mixed oats at 273,c. Amount u
grain IN store at the elevators: Corn. 10,
ls2 bu; oats 53slG bu; wheat, tSS bu.
At New Orleans sugar Is In moderate de-
mand. Prices easier particularly Tor kettles,
which are shaded fraction. Mola,scs firm
and we'll maintained. Rice quiet and un-
changcl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Grain nnd I,roNiston..

CuIcAGo H., Dec. ll-Whrat was rather
dull most of the session, and the feeling un-
settled. Punctuation, Wcro again confined
within moderate range, and closed higher
Tho opening was about the same as yc,tci-
days closing, and, after q slight advance,
became weak aud prices declined Ac, then
rallied lasc, huctuatrd, aud closed about Asc
higher than yesterday No special features
were presented, ANA the little outside news
WI, without effect The market was spec
u'ativc one Shortly before the CLOSE there
was sharp rally 90 outside figures inllu-
cuced by shorts covering, uui possibly buy
ing by some parties, who were interested in
seeing higher prices At any rate there was
considerable wheat absorbed during the en-
tire session, and operation, were not disposed
to stay short over sunday. II was c,ti-
mated thut the visible supply would show
100 600 to 50l, 900 bushels increase.
Corn ruled que, and dull most uf the SCs.
sion though nc tine, was moderately active.
The feeling was easy carly aud stradipr later
M8rNct opened at about the closing price, II
yesterday, tluctuatol within 4ui ac range
and closed about thr some 90, yesterday
Receipts were liberal, aud tlit together
with the free selling u May and january hy
local operator chiefly the former month,
had tendency Ia create weakness.
oats were moderately active csrlv there
pcNg lJlr supply ul buying Orders &C..
cgiV,l for MAY at gr lnt although opening
sllcs were ai that fgur. irv tmu.ayliuus were
made. owing 10 ihn lI,iu,lnuiuu of a
majority uf huidcr tb .rll rrrus Nuy, bid
up 1tc anl the mura,, closed steady. De.
ocmhcr wa. weaker u,l although very dull,
declined sc.
Considerable Interest was manifested IN
mes pork, aud an Uus tiled nul veal, feel.
ing prevailed durin thH great portion of il,
session Offerings wore liberal and thr de-.
maud quite brisk Onu.nH sales were made al
1902 sc decline, anil further reduction o'
l2ttllc was submit, .sl 90. Later the mar, u
ruled st,3bier and price, were advanced D..
1isc. AMI the mari, ~ Isrl quiet ! weak
icIl.ng prevailed Co.. arl Price. ruled irrcs
uiur Opening sale. H,In made 900 1U, b,
decline. and q further reduction ct s.,l'.
was Submitted a.. toward the close price
rallied slightly, ana ibe market closed rather
quiet
quite q large speculative cuisines, wa, re-
ported in short rih IH,. Sales 90 tHc open
Ing were made at SOD .c decline, and Cur
thpr reduction of . rr was ucrrlCi 90. 81
tha decline the dcu Il iupro,,d and pa
rallied 2'sm5c, AL closed cumlaat,rIl
steady.
The leading futur ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

Cab quotaiionsv ra. follows
II.ur BuIst mud HuUHIuHrI

Ga q quotations .H F follows
iluur-Quici aud unchanged
Nu spring VII 80 sl.u,nini'G NJ. 2
spring wheat, " ass Nu. 2rcl sl.ul'tlu''. .,
No.2 corn, 5j'.ri ~. 2uli-. 80, SO. = rye.
i.H 80 barley. nominal ~. haysccd.
.la,'H primo timothy seed. tl.a"
Mc.s pork per Dbl sigi.'st,i32'. Lard.
per ipD TO-. ss.up short RIO ti.ic. Iup.pL
slut.s.u1. dry N'fd shoulders tunN,li
sgs5tsG.s,, short c.U, sides l1pAcdh S.2lm
Eg1ta
ipt.-Flour 1900 bills wheat 2loo
Doe. cora, -iiuu o.. uIis. $4,000 bu, rye.
1850 boa. barley, al.nhu
Shipments Flour .vll bhls. wheat, GUll
bu. corn. 2ll,ulO hu. oats, llRuJJ hW ryv.
1000 hu. barley, $500 Doc.
St Loris. Mo-, Dee. i'.- Hour Quici
aud unuIHnTgl
Wtr.t-Wns veal lur.nr most ~ .a'uu
aHd NHy declined jsraIi Iuly sr but later
pd..s iUrHi aud H|N#l'ol rapidly May
closing +, higher, on July thc same as yes.
trully SO rel. cash, siui, January
riuIHri.ul. cluspI lwt nominal Feb.
futfy. st.utH. clu.IH. 1908, nominal. MHv,
400 .cilu''s clo.Iu. i~lsWts July 1. o
UD1I =. CLOSING o., NI.
Corn-Dcchncd ',',c early aud vus
weak. but later th.u WIS strong icr.iuf
unl prices rlu.ci nru No. mixed, cash,
8l'lr. ,Iorod Jj,sc bld, May sis@Ji.c.
oaG-pall aud unchanged No. 2. cab.
D. asked, Dcccmbcg -i'lc ukcdi May 2'is
lyc-Qulci, $50 Barley Little done.
Iowa. as'UN sc.
Hay-Qu.ci prairie, t1Jn00po. mixed
timothy. sHmniOH timothy, ell uImllu.
Flaxscal-firm. tllb. L.ad-lfy nui
demand light corrOIus s3'j9A'', con.
mon. $50.
Hnttrr-Quict anl JOIN creamery, 2s@vc
dairy. 1th,4lr. Ets DuoI riu,k sHll iu.ry
PI,iaons-DulI a.d lower Pork -:i375.
Lard Prime steam. ,ul. Dy alt meats
Shoulder tGbi longs and ribs ihh'1
zI2iE. short cleir si2tHl2I. llcou-
Shoulder, $50 boz" and ribs. Z. l'p N2J,
short clear. $40. lImH tluji' ~ IljW
Receipts Flour aUuD hrs wheat 1900
hu. corn. immO Or, oun al,uJJ bu, rye
none. barley HOO
Shipment Flour 500 hrlr wheat a.
90 Lu. corn, s0Un hu. oats, 1000 hu.
rye. none. bnrlcy'inp bu.
Kansas CrY. b., Dec ib.-Wheai-
| Receipts. none. shipments, ~ bu iu store,
Np. 50 bu steady M. rcd, clsh, %,
/ bid. uuf asked, January Whc bid. May
sioux bid si.O3 rsknl. NJ. 3 rcd rash
! Ftt.r hid. 80. ? KOfi cash. sc bid, January,
| psI,r bid. May, $40 a.krd.
| Corn ilcccipt, ll7U bu. shipments
G.yl2 bu. iu store, - 20 bu. Ficady No.
| cnsh. gG1tc asked; january, N1sc bid. 20
a.kDd May sales at N5sc. No. 2 While
MAY, 30 ~ bid
Oits-No 2, cash, % sc Asked May 2i}s'
bid, 2j,.c asked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
prnNi.Ionn.

Fnu-Mackcrcl. half brls, No. I. $50 q
900 No ?. sSUOas.jD No. 3, $50 iO-lh.
kits No. I. a 49, No >. Sis. No. 3, sLi0.
Dry herring family, sc per box y. &. roe
brl, Si.jh
LAnD-rcs. SIC. halfbrls, SIC. kcFl, Skc.
choice kettle. O'.ciOtsc. easy.
Pos FEu-nrl. 800 half brls, sto0.
kegs :i.25.
iloI UDrcr8-Easy; pork. si5J@l575;
sururcurcd hams, lih@l2c; breakfast
bacon. litai2c; cicur rib sides, bacon, SIC.
shoulders, ---: bulk pork clear sides, 7tfc
clear rib Sides 1850 long clear 75sci
shoulder. 7hc
Fagsn MEArs-Icci headquarters, Be-; fore
quarters, g.. City hogs 5giAg country
dressed, GHdlsc per NJ; spare ribs, s1sWlc,
back bones, 5isGtGc prr ID.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
TRUSTEES SALE

TrNnFR ANp N VIRTUE uf 4 Trust pEl u
1 executed o. the uud r..uHi Tru.lrUf hy
Ferguson e. liBwIauu uH 900" ,th drl ~ January.
i.i. rUF'lHl iu Mississippi TOMMY An. u
I,g'ufi h"Ds. SCI. q. rl.' ~ 90 &C. On, lu.
reid. a. thc teuurHtui thr l, uHur rites wv WILL un
,uturdns. amman. @. 1889,
Iu lDefl hour. iu ifl1t uf fIH rHurl1usf do1r ~
sod i...f.nII Comfy Ar. lu tuU fIFu uI us...
H.H ftiI iufuu hi.lr.t bidder fer DtH. IHv follow
iuf urr.f .hui rIl estate Situated Doc fn' rHuuiFf
fnu.f Isg iHUtui Hui auuUuEs thO .Nulrus'
'Uu ul reg tIHu q UIfI iuIuH ..i iu' urrr. ir'r
t.uu UurthyHH. guHfi.rui lion o. iau.rH uisf
fuIi.HuTl fHu ul lection u|uIuF W lNIu
H...H Iur'hWri quarter ul Hr lHU l't IiI N'fU.
al .f.IupsI uUHu,r ui .rrf.uu lH. lul uTus south
o. quarter of aDiiuu IT, l'l l,uH HlI iu town.
ib" principal meridian The UIsi bali ul iUC .HHlh.
Ui tUUUfIHfu section !. uHuIrTH. iurIIUU mt .rr
IiHu T. ItI IiHu rruHH w.#t fractional half Of tUr.
t'uu %. iii l.u Hrf's ,IH hHIl ' Che northeast
uuHr.rr ,l fyr.luu d. H uIr.. 'uu.h.1i VIailrl ~
fr.tiUu -. Gen H.rH. wri I1ll u. tHr uUuh.lt
quarter ui sDrfIuu o. HI n|Ht. DI.I bolt uf ihu
uHfihUru uu.f'rI ui section Oh BOB H.f.. .uuNrlHt
guHfftru i ru.. n '' ltI rIIr. southwest quarter
81 rtIsuu Co., rrfH. uufIIHr.t quarter ul Feel.
t.uIf. l.iHrrH. urI llIf ui tlr nHf.hnu,i QUEER
oa.l UuhEH. ,l sr.u,u .. tI H.r'. northwest guar
tHf il sHrIIuu D. isI n"Hr. UHst hH 81 ne rIiN.tsi
uHHrHf u. sHfIHu d I'D UHUH rI.f hHIl of t|H
northwest 4u.rUru i sHHlsu o. s1 H.frH tIuihHHi
puHft"T uf rtrtIuu N. i.I H.fHs uHIHUlJ qu.fiHr
81 .l Gloom o. 'Dl aHfrH rl.i fractional ron ui tho
iuDlHull part ui thU .1u'hWri quarter ul t'Fi."u
a. fn HrfieHHll Joe township M north uuHr lu rssf.
Terms uf sn'c#Cish 1iln believed Euui. but
ur s..ll Hut convey as Trustee or'y. thIH Nutrm.
l,r 20 ltNA ~ " ~ lNN,
IuH.flH#.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
PROBATE COURT SALE
OF
IL E A l. r. S r A. r E.

No. ,Ss r. DAWN C. Nylorc ct al W.. s. s. Iol.
lnyay q, M Ia the rrajuto Count oi shelby
County, Tom.
Ily virtue oi decree for ,alc made and cutcr,d
m bi, court ou saturday, ncccmhcr T. ISIS, Will
sell nc public auction tn the highest bidder. Ice
mont oi the court housg duur ON Main street, Mem.
phis Tenn. ON
Saturday, Deccmber %, 1893.
Within legal hour, the following described real
estate, tpWlt
uyl rtugt oi .-hchg County, tcaucsoc. aud
being agaUh1d Ds follows, tuWiu
lIt sos ui tbv lpnHs tract ln uuer g. sUrilun q
beginning ut Che uUuhv,st ,orsr ct thc poses
tu ui hWN u,r "a, trur' south 90 vn'lu. O. the
center ul luusi llul.hlv River 40 john NUllvrs
corner ihgncc upt1id u,,rin ihr southwest cor.
ucr ui loi No % ihynrc south % 'h1ihs O.. j. s'ter
u thC tvld thence south UtvEruyt vtt q. Inns, ip
70 UufWnu Wurkud IS. thrnHH west b. JHlius % luLs
90 thr vtiunint oDuuuuiut . ngr. Upd being
rrUU ui tlN thIurtrr Count ui Madison County,
Ivuu.. iu the ease NJ g. " Hubbard, ,Nur ul ".
rcrnd zoe Minute Huok SCI. a. page. % tn % ut giii
,h1urgy Court. Nrd also one uvruu u'hur
tract ui nul, iu ihC seventh civil District uui
Eleventh suuc,urs u lriyt Of shelby County,
I,uu. and dvsrrihsi ns follows, tpWit
rviuling ut b. o. liulHAH,s south.
west corner thence .uuih With uud lHuu ihH
Nuuphi. Dui 'uNufuu rod p. ,lnin. % llnA' lu
tnr .gtlWtst c'I."r u' ur.Etu.l rni't'' Nl.I
thence t.tf iucUIIut Nf liuk. a. %. lUUll .1Ith.
wet uutuyT thurUH uuuh with ~ lvfrH.l Isl line
3 ,hrIus al Iuks o. t Ha IiplIuvtys
s0utHc4st corner thruHH north 40. WysI with llnl
ilvay .. -luth luo 10 chains % the ID. inning
cont lnlur 20 . lIUHrIH..
l,fm. ut Sole. uur u.irl cssh. balance iu two
tlual payments ou Re- rslII Ui uuH Hui tNu ytrr#
tIr pufUiH..r 90 t,H.utH Iu.,.usi hHrUF notes,
With gHru.rl SECURITY, tIr thgdr..ucl pNu,ui
nul l.ru being riaiuri Go sc.uU payment
uf alug This ucUymn.ri. l>,s
rs QylUlrY, clerk.
n, Thns 4. tllr'Iro. u q,
luic w. i.Hlsy .Id % .. bmhrpuHh attorneys