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The Irish standard., 1888-06-30

ssssD For information in reference Il Lands and
Iowns owned by the CHICAGO, tasi srAUKEE 4
81, PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY. "lt'e to Fl, G
hAvt5AN, Land Commissioner, milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
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LONGFORD.

Tie eviction campaign i'll this county
has been suspended, tor the present at
least. Recently a large force Of police
which had been CHARTERED here to
protect the sheriff returned to
their respective stations, The re-
suit Of their weeks work was the
eviction of twelve families, and the in
stallment Of emergencymen in the peo-
pies houses to watch the crops they
have set. Of these twelve evictions ten
we're on the property of Colonel King.
Earman, including two families i'll the
parish of Noghaval. five in the parish
of Clough, and three in the parish CT
Dromard. Two families on the estate
Of Rev. J. s. Galbraith, County Tyrone,
were treated similarly.
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Where Wv VIII 4! always rIll
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Purfe;sst Drugs
Aaad aaeetliciases. Competent
Clf's'h'*, Accns'acy ctmtS
moderate Prices,

VT the great Blood Purider
Egyptian Wonder Gold Cream and
Pure White Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
PAINT AND OH DEPA R2,ENT
Comprising Vanise
sheiac,
complete
Toilet
Hair playing post paid receipt Of
Is cents for II inch 100 to postage
ms Mloch;uoto., Awe co,xtIs nH,MNEAnny " gAyaIw
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LEVEE WORK.

Nlftft IinANn NI A0NNtHiONINNs l
FoR TIE fIFTt LoutsiANA LEyEU DISTRICT,
TABULAR, La, August ~, lbNA J
CEALED PROOFS AIS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
- the ofica IT the lizard Of Commissioners Tor the
Ffh Louisiana lcycr District, NJ 1allulah, Mndi'
sou parish, Ia. up 20 2O'cluck y M, on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER II, ISIS, Tor constructing the follow
ing icNccE
Nnnir N Lsre Loo1ihy CUBIC ih guiroi
Raleigh. ............-.. Past Carroll. s000 20 =.
Hard Iimcs.W wilson, Tcusls ......... 5000 $50 o.
Proposals Cor above named works must BE- scpa
rate and each proposal must ~ signed by the uCr
tuu making the aimc aud sealed Ia IL own enyCluq
rnd marked "PfupDsal 90 build 80 lpvcu iu -
Parish from -, giving uame oi leycc, aud Of
parish, aud OF person making proposal
A deposit ~ current money or certified bank
check = rcquiud iut each l,ycc. 10 The amount
above stated. which should ~ incloscd IN The
sCaci ouvelop, said deposit IN 10 forfeited Ia The
nonri Of Commissioners for the fiilh Louisiana
may be Awarded shall iail ~ sian articles Of ngrcc
mont. and die cump'ctc bond within lorty-yighl
hour after notice OF adjudication.
Bond will he required M the sum not 10 exceed
Owe cent pr cutie ynri On the amount o. stated
IN the advertisement with two ~ surrtics wht
will be ryquifui 10 make oath Tint they arr Woftl
Overland above liabilities the amount Of the bond
The ll1afl ro,grgcs the night 10 vjcct any OF III
bids. withdraw nom letting such lcyccs aslh'y mnl
dcrm proper, aud W Increase CT dimish the oHef
Payment ior work will bc made one half cash
aud tlo balance IN warrants ~ thi, Boarl, lclfiui
eight Tcf cent interest pef nnnum, ifpm date al
completion Of contIacL and payable one year irOn
date.
Tians. rrnflcs and Specifications oi the aboy,
work can b. seCn. aud any other information tia
bidders may desire obtained ~ tbg uMec 81 ih
Board Of state fugiueyn a New griglli "a, ans
at the ufiru 81 The icYCu Board u lalulah la,
b. l. MAXWELL. President pro tom.
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STARKVILLE, MISS.
What's Going On in That Busy Place
Building improvements.

Correspondence of The Appeal.
STARKvILLE, Miss, Sept. 9,-Everything
in and about Starkville is beginning to
show forth TO an unusual advantage. New
buildings going up, old ones being i'm
proved, new enterprises being established
and lively trade beginning 10 come in.
Work on the new county Jail is progress
ing slowly, as the weather has been very
uniavorable for the past week. 1t is TO be
two-story brick structure, supplied with
cells, locks, gratings, etc, from the Pauly
Jail works. 1t combines safety, neatness,
comfort and style.
Capt. ii. q. Powers is having an elegant
two-story house built for Mr.. f. l.. larry.
cashier OF the bank.
Two store-houses are being fitted up
just across tho street from the Central
hotel. One for boot and shoe house,
and the other for large millinery and
dressmaking firm.
Business houses, Offices and dwellings
just at this time are in great demand.
Three cotton buyers from the cast have
searched our town over for offices but
can't get them just now. II is the same
way with applicants for stores. Every
available store-house in town is occupied
and there are a half dozen applications
now to be filled. There is not q sullicioncy
OF residences either. Our workmcn are
all busy, and everything points to pros =
porous fall trade.
Starkvillc made a remarkable rcputa.
ton last year as a cotton market, having
drawn cotton from thirteen different coun.
ties, and is now striving to offer better in
ducemcnls and accommodations than
formerly We need u compress To assist
in the way OF Inducements, and will quote
the following from the Citizen, one OF our
local papers, "The Starkvillc Warehouse
company have been compelled to double
the capacity Of their warehouse. We are
glad TO know that our facilities for hand
ling cotton have thus been improved, but
arc LETT TO wonder why il is that with
Starkville's $1,000 bales OF cotton and the
$4,000 or 10000 bales that could be had ut
our command that we don't have good
cotton compress here"
The Baptsts are arranging TO build a
new house OF worship. Thirty-one hun
dred and eighty dollars was subscribed the
other day toward the building fund in
about twenty minutes. 1t will cost some
5000 or $4,000.
The present wet spell is causing many
OF our farmers TO look and appear very
blue over their prospect for good crop,
but they talk very despondontly So often
that YOU can'ttake it as an omen, although
the crops are known to be injured very
badly in places it is estimated that 10 or
10 per cent will cover the loss, aud as
they had an unusually fine prospect the
loss will make it about an average crop.
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HoNE testimonials are most reliable, and
II you will SCI d your name and address We
will send statements OF numbers OF the best
citizens Of Nashville regarding the wonder
full cures effected BY the Ethiopian Pile Oint-
ment. IL never fails. Fifty cents and 81
per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn. For sale by
Hester % Main street
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Removal.

The Memphis Loan Office will move 10
northeast corner Union and Main streets
ON Sept. /. No. 80 Monroe street Is for
rent j. u. GorIuELF Manager.
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u REMOVED ny TuE USE ~ cocoAtvH.
And Il stimulates and promotes mo growth
OF the hair.
Burnets Flayoring extracts are tho
lOsL
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Dr. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases Of domestic animals. Removed
10 Kccl's stable. No. iOl Second street,
near Bcalc. Telephone ij7.
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HOUSES 10 LET,

AN ELEGANT MOrsE AND lot no. III
n Vance street Possession given nj once Ap,
ply to Nicholas Williams No. NN Sccond street
A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE no. A. IOUN.
~ son avenue, cont lOing MONS. dining room,
two kitchens, stables, KIN, etc, at $500 per month
r. n. NENN
Cor. Second ana Jefferson streets
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EDUCATIONAI.
EDUCATIONAL.
81. AGNES
Female = Academy,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

runs iNsTlII TlOS Is DELIGHTFULLY."- sTTtT.
Gted he o. rrurc and healthy part " the city Of
Memphis, commanding thu nl,tuusr NJ town and
country The cuuru surroundings breathe an air
Oi pUucciul sCylusuu. which y1uT UNeus 80 U,wcr.
u an influence over the moral, Ua. steal aud intel.
iUytubl liiu.
The Course Of study embraces tho various
branches Vt d solid and usDiUl education. In tho
rsu'nt fugll Iuurse The pupils ON entering aro
ranked lrvriins 10 their proficiency IN Orhngr4'
ply, Grammar aui Arithmetic Particular attru.
lion Is given - sacrNi aud fruinuc History. Rhs.
tutlc aud Competition iAuu Hui French enter
Into the regular unurn A portion NJ time l. ul.
lowed IN carh pupil Tor fluiu aud Ornamental
NCgdlcwurh. Shells, Flower Oty
TIitMS-lct .rNsinu, PAYABLE half yearly. lnvarl.
ably Ia uiNnry For hunri anil tuition In all
branches taught VA the highest 4'hoOlS plain sew.
lux, mari lug ytu, bot bedding, stationery aud
wn,hug iiUO aud si'N According ~ the ugt or clas
oi the pupil ~perll terms when several member
Oi the same family st'rnd the school No alioN
Guyu IS made 'ut partial au,tuuy ur Withdrawal be-
iow me 1pirlt'ou ot the term except IN case Of
scrious &C prnirtrtci illness
fNIHAsH t~rmsu. ltAllan, etc carh sl20l Music
on Piano AMI uaC Ut instrument sNun Drawing
and water Jnloft SiuOi Oh laiuti1s tnnU I'm,
Nrniicr, and ufusmoutu NuGk s'nu. lsc oi ~.
uur S'uI Nucal Music IN lass. S,OJ Private
i,eNuus NAU' unArl per month during vacation.
n Hpout NJ the Academy wHshiUE, utr, $50
Msilr'ue aud lhitiy,nns fcvs will form extra
fcrms for bay Pupils. sloo tto,. 500 ar saon
pcT month. tOr further Particular apply IN thu
lazy -ypLIION.
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Inc nomc Insurance comnan,

Have removed their office 30 No. 10
Madison street, in rear Of Memphis City
bank, until their new office Is completed,
corner oil Main and Union streets.
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CARD.
STEINWAY & SONS,

STEINWAY & SONS,
Manufacturers OF Plano-Fortes,
Stenway Hall. NEW YORK Jans s. 1888
This is to certify that we have this day,
and until further notice, constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO e. ORGAN Co., of
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
of SrEINWAY & Sons Piano-Fortes for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEIN\VAY g. SONS.
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SUBSCRIBE Tor TnE WEEKLY APPEAL Il
FER year, and participate In the grand dis
iributi0n OF gifts December |.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
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sJRPASSES EVEN Y OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS
PAPER ~ CIRCULATION IN TOWN As
WELL As COUNTRY
n isd DCmOcrdiic pdp,r
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rs inGHocc Is drrtoi 10 nc nnint,inn~ q, N, en-
rrom"ey Of he DdaD-ri'ie pdrty-,ocri. Sue aad Ma.
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dr,ssd' ~ ue EdROr " III ApgalL NanBhl4
Tom
VI onnno ~ a ruy unS,ridbs 10 rciurn driic.o MOI
y0uEd 1dtnbk Jr publication.
Our mad boot- ur tR bvposioacrS, and not BY ind
tldual Hamc1
orr NEW YORK OFFICE
Fas,orn opoc Of the APPEAL, No. ~ Tft1un,
Buadisg Nos i0t J. 4 Van D0rea Spocial
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DoN'r forge, the dear ones away for the
summer. send them box Of Floyd Il
MonneY's canhles.
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Harvest Excursions.

The Memphis 4 Little Rock railroad will
sell excursion tickets from Memphis to Ar.
kansas aud Texas points September II and
IS aud October aud - ut one fare for the
round trip, with through coaches and
secpcrs 10 Texas, good for thirty days, with
siop-oycrs at intermediate points. County
maps Of Arkansas and Texas furnished ON
application. Address,
G. T.. IlETu, 7. 7. A.
JouS A. Scorr, Ticket Agent, No. 3l2 Main
street, Memphis.
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CHEAP COLUMN,

Advertisements IN his column ,cia Dc charged at rdic Of
l5c Jor'ro tHc one insertion tpo Insertions 2c one
tpCCk, soc.
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To cleanse porcelain saucepans fill them
half full OF hot water and put in the water
a tablespoonful OF powdered borax and let
IL boil. II this does not remove all the
stains scour well with a cloth rubbed with
soap and bOrax.
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" you are leaving for your mmortrip
don't forget 10 have lunch put up at
Floyd 4 MONEYS.
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FranCO-G War.

'C with Ngyc Startling and Mechanical Fleets Realistic Tnn'rna1n Pyr'
Paris covering Mite cn'a, Costume r4nn ,Irgt MgnirTNw
The Marvellous Hproo produced requiring 100 irf vide -
u
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NOire Dame of MdyyidHd

Collegiate Institute f1r go1ng tndir, and rrJnarn
| tuB school iur llUlr buIH. EMILIA T. a.. thr'u
miles iHlu baltimore. MI. conducted hy the SIS
trnui NutrH ptmr Syud iur UluiUEuC.
Mus. W a., N,CJtNG,
wi Who hos r,ugutIy moved On tho city, ls now
prrpauHi to REVIVE pupil. Ur instruction u music
90 Der rrsilruuc 30 Linden sfr"yf Having hocn q
Iupl No the JullpFH ui Nu..Huf Cincinnati. and
iuut Nrtr tsfirurr M teacher she ios confident
eft riliuE satisfaction. J. we'll known Ia Hunt
Nillu Ala. anil JhatiaunHet Tuu.
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nNE LiGHT MD COW ABOUT TOuR YrAR.
" Old Inquire At corner u Mississippi aud
MftRmUnH avenues
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JACKSON MOUND PARK.
Monday, sept 10Th.
PINAFoRE.
Come One. Come All.

Manager Davis benefit. upon which
night he will appear ~ Admiral Porter,
X. G. u.
Tickets at Iron Mountain railroad Office.
500 Main street, or ut park box Office.
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II your children are pale aud sickly, give
them HOllOway's Vormiiuge CONNECTIONS.
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Fmsr.ctNs, table board nj Funsiola's
on Front street. opposite custom.housc.
The table II supplied with the choicest
food the markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals 80 cents.
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Lucy HIiSroS is finest and best Virginia
tobacco. Sold by all jobbers.
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Buy homes on monthly payments from
Jas. JAY Smith x Co.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday,
September II.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance II tho trust deed registered ln book
No itl page ~ REGISTERS Office shelby county Ten.
urssp will cell 90 public auction iu the highest
bidder for cash 10 the southwest rofncf ui the in'
trrsectipu Of Main and Madison streets, in Taxing
District II shelby county, known a. hcmphl'
lena, on
Thursday, October Z, 1883,
Tor default therein. nt request 81 beneficiary, TINT
nuU piUcy ot property ifuuuug on lhr wui side ~
Rnyburu avenue ~ siiul feet. aud running Hrt
wUtWurily between pamllol lines ~ feet iu n'i
Allcy=thC south liuc bJirE o. sI.lu0 icci norm ~
Broadway =hciug lots u aud % two nnd ihuc.
Nicks' subdivision Of part VI lot lW, WiIlnufhl.
Williams tuCt m Fourteenth civil district fhll
county. Title believed gOpl. sgll o. trustee
n T.. READ, Tfufi1c
scptrmhcrG 1sss
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TOrTAGE WITH Z ROOMS GuOu WATER
y Apply To MrS y QHunn 40 Manassas 1t
CoTTAGE EIGHT ROOMS AND AL NECEs.
- Sary outhouscs, I'm rnul ppair uuulcn. els
tern, well, stCi trontin' on llcmmdo street rail
tuad aud Walker avenue Ihnu,' 30 "a, southeast
from city. Possession gNvu september /. Apply
ut No. H'union street J0srrH LEMON
~ SIEABLE SIX ROOM not sr IsuuU. No. 100
II Filth street. Chelsea Apply 90, r,n,r
No 81 FINN street or So $40 second nj street
HOUSES on UNION. MADISON AND CARO-
l lima streets, by lhinhotJ ura & Co
Mo. Ia ALABAMA STREET 2srORN HOUSE,
~ MONS, and good yHrluul yis,yn. NpplytO
MALONE 4 MALONE No. $50 MpdisonsL
MOS l7a lSS AND -, lNupERuALE srREEr
y These arc very p.yHpui residences Twout
the houses are new, never having hccu occupied
R l. COVER 4 40 80 - Wrii.ou sircct
ONE DmcK COTTAGE WIN FlvE ROOMS,
=, ~. SO. as MAIN sFI2GT ,up,,alrN
nNE POUR ROOM COTTAGE. "a FORREST
" a son No u MouuH ,t,gct
DARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE REASONABLE
L terms "a Vance street
DEsIpESCF 40. sWNNNcESrREEr ALARGE
~ aud comfortable CH.ugr lus,,S.iun immr.
dinlcly NJ u Tl,kzkN NNI. 80 pMtdi,nn street
STomnousEs Nos lp AM W. MAIN ~
- F.
JAS. LEE lit. Nn I Madison street
l,TORE HOUSE 80. IuE NNlNSTEEET. SOUTH.
- west corner MashiuHHu POSSESSION september
JAS LEE, Jl. No Madison street.
TWO NiCF, NEW CuITNUEs ROOMS EACH
L aud ui houses NJ. IHUul D. Aston avenue.
Apply Ia j. o. Graham. Aau stryvl.
! rINWO STORY DWlCK DWELLING. go CuUW
l street extended: srrHUt 400 Good order
Applym A !. WHITE .h lrut street.
/ JNHREE COTTAGES. U ROOMS EACH uN Al.
/ l sor avenue so.J ger mouth convenient b.
str,vt cnrss
trnom cottage on InuI,nln'r sbUl
prnom cottage on NluH. SiLU
/ aStuWhuustE Uu Main
] iSturhuusu uu frnuI
ALLEN 4 FlNl.Ib. Real Tslip Agents
Nu o. Madison street.
| TWO COTTAGES. NO. EuANp MISSISSIPPI
u avenue rnums e. DO. new bonuses. Arp.f tu
joins ABLE. 10 t1 Mississippi avenue
/ TWO INV ROOM COTTAGES. COR TspyINE
| i and orleans str,cts 'pply o. " IHulwHH.
| Koum IS cotton ENchanEr huillInf
| rI'WosruEY uuUsi COS CHENrU 90 EiEI
/ i nui tinh sirct Chelsea Coll uiH'H.r H.iir..t
| - Mn -EuON uUusa, con 900 AsUUAlNt,
- b.. s9Itr moith Apply at
! D-t VANCE STiulr M'rIT 10 pis "
/ = l ! ituErr. 80 MulH.Hn street
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UnpRKLLAs neatly repaired at 3j7 MAR
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY draws Tuesday,
September H.
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UnnarLl,s neatly repaired at So Main
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General Collector, No. o Madison Street.
Upstairs.
Itenlcr my services 10 the merchants Of
Memphis in the collection Of their month.
~ accounts aud guarantee punctualily aud
faithful attention Ia their interests.
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FOR SALE,
WeStwoOd Plantation,

on e. Francis river Ice county, Afsnnus. Con.
tnins . ~ nrrs fine land 90 uuHu with good
dwelling cabins. steam KIN. snWamill with o. hurn
power engine and other improvements on " ~
arrrs nnvly tlmlpfcd with hickory, oak, ush ri
gum. yppHss rCnuA hnckhcffys The lumN'f can
b. shipped by river aud milrual a. fusdy markets
With small expense this Plantation VIII mt foe
$50 "a year n Is alsp nng Tor stock raising FOR
further particulars apply " my Attorney SMITH
& COLLINS Memphis, Tenn, ~ ~ me,
ANA =. TORD,
No. Is Fast aist 81, New York.
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JAMES w. SIMMONS.

unnnEIlAs neatly repaIrcd..a al 857 Maln.
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UmnrlIls neatly repaired at $50 Main
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HooMy AN no,up.

HoOMy ANp noNHp.
4 INV uJNHDhRs- rEuNf ruuNs GOOD
~ hlri lHfh nru,n.l.H u'aiINna lm court .i
hTuNAUiE lgOOAa AND uJAi.D Al t4IAu
| y fUu sifuyt H..r
L'iuruLAss BOARD ANu lupliNg.
J. So lH1 Court street
L,uRNiIiED ROOMS WIN BOARD, AZ No.
II tW Madison stfurs
NrrtF ROOM, FUHstsIrpuH rNTt UNlsIEp.
y with board. Apply i Adams 'invi
DoOWs. FtRVI9HFU uU rNItKNisUfu.
II with Llafd inf rluf gentlemen uf married.
o1uplu without chiiira AUf'f Hi lli Nhn'H
DENuyEpa FROM ~ % NuNbpl Fllu.ti
] 10 No, 80 NhlH o. %. a. h'rhtii
DuONs AND DOArr lHisIH lprLAl ANb
Ia ..gYud NIsl n ~ Noon.
TWO WuONs-ON I,ElaIlEu ANhphEIN.
! furnished withlhmTr' li ln Tff,nl sii'rl
fI'HKEE OR FOUR ftUt. WpNA WIN or
l without husd, 90 .HIl- l1f usht h"hN.
Keeping. NJ " Market fiH.
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ron sAIT on I.NCIIANnI.

nnnn ACitEs 90 TIMER ANp Farm
.DNJ'JNJ muda situated IN truss county, Ark
and rau0la county. Miss, which will o. spli ut
Igrraln OF exchanged i0f Memphis property AZ.
drps W f. MAXIM
It,tfryilla MlfL
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The new Chief Justice.

The President last week sent TO the
Senate the nomination of Melville W.
Fuller. of Illinois, TO be Chief Justice Of
the United States, in place of Justice
Waite. deceased.
Melville Weston Fuller was born in
Augusta. Maine, on February II, 1888
His father was Frederick A. Fuller; his
mother Catharine Martin, daughter of
Chief Justice Nathan Weston. Melville
Weston fitted for college in Augusta and
graduated. at Bowdoin IN the Glass Of
1858. his classmate being +. ]. Phelps,
our Minister to England. Mr.. Fuller,
after leaving college, began the study of
the law at Bangor. After attending lee
tures in the law Department Of Harvard
University, he began the practice OF hIs
profession in augusta in 1856. While
waiting for clients he acted as editor Of
the fge, and won his spurs in journalism
Feeling that his true field Of work WAS
the law, aud realizing that his native
city did not afford that scope for effort
which he stood in need of, Fuller went
West and selected Chicago. Here be did
not have TO wait long for practice. His
ability was speedily recognized and
properly rewarded For thirty wears he
has enjoyed lucrative practice and has
won distinction among the foremost At
that bar. In 1861 he was elected mem
ber of the State Constitutional Conyen-
ton. In 1862 he was chosen TO the Leg
islature, and, although a Democrat, run
ming each time in strong Republican
district, he was victorious by large ma
jorities. He was delegate to tue Demo-
cratic National Conventions oflS64, 1872,
1876, and 1850. In 1860 he was selected
by the citizens TO deliver the address OF
welcome to Stephen Douglas. In 1875
Mr.. Fuller married Cailsta O. Reynolds,
and after her decease, Mary Ellen,
daughter Of the distinguished banker,
William +. Coolbaugh lie has eight
daughters