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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11
MENKEN &c COMPANY.
GRAND SPRING EXHIBITION.
Tomorrow Monday Morning.

SPECIAL NorE--Wc sent fourteen buy
ers TO the northern markets this season--
they have all returned Each one will en-
deavor TO make his department most at
tractive, not only in handsome goods, but
in special bargains also. Every stock is
complete-nothing is kept back 10y us for
another day, so you can rest assured that
You have the cream of the best markets
before you in our house. Progress is in
the air. What we have done heretofore
has been excellent and the best for that
time, but our efforts this season eclipse all
past enterprise. Need We say morep
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KAHN a. FREIBERG.
GREAT suoE SALE MONDAY.
Oue nav OoIx
One Day Only.

ladies fine button shoes, sl.5O; worth
s2.T5.
ladies' fine kid button shoes, $500.
These goods cost $3.50 10 manufacture.
Mundels fine misses xiii button shoes,
Sl.25. These shoes are sold everywhere nj
500.
Misses button tipped school shoes, - 90.
Childrcn's shoes 10 10 ~, J0c.
Mems velvet embroidered slippers, SOC.
Dry Goeds. Dry Goods.
40-inch India linen, Il yards for ~. 90.
Linen bird's-cye, ljc a yard.
Turkey red liable cloth, l5c yard.
White linen table cloth, 2jc yard.
45-inch ladies' all wool livcry-colorcd
dress flannel, i0c yard.
Fine black guipurc laccs, 25c and Doc.
Linen laccs at any price.
We vii continue 20 sell lonman's, Stct-
sons aud Dunlap's Dcrbys, at Sl.J0. These
are sold everywhere ut Si.OO.
Mr.. Kahn Ii attending large auctions.
We bought largely OF Hcrzog's stock nj ~.
Louis, and Il viii arrive Monday. We are
receiving new goods daily by express.
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ANOTHER WoRD In every department
tomorrow you will see special things, such
as fine silks, parasols, wraps and dress pat
terms, Of which only one OF kind can be
had. You will also see in each depart
ment, tomorrow, the latest novelties at
special prices for that day We want TO
make tomorrow the gala day of the season
sell moro goods and make more people
perfectly happy than on any former occa-
sion.
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ANOTHER PUBLIC CAUSE.
PHILOSOPHY FOR THE PUBLIC FROM
THE Y. M. @. A. 8
A Living Monument the Best Phiian-
thropic Association Ar
fairs Set Forth by the General Sec
rotary. tAh


Prepared for The Appeal by Secretary Iauniastcr.
To the rich man in Memphis. Let us
have plain talk. You are worth say
from 500, 600 TO $500, 900. You are Of the
age when you cannot in the nature OF
things, expect to live much longer. You
have 1t in your power to make disposition
of your money according to your own free
will. You can let the law settle the parti-
ton OF it among the heirs, or you can will
1t TO whom you please, or you can be your
own executor and save all the law bills.
Is not the last plan the best?
II you choose il, what will you do with
your money? A wife, sons and daughters
need to be provided for, You say. Well,
give them fair amount You know n
large fortune in the hands OF the inexpe-
rienced is curse. .a
The church needs somel Give il lib
eral share. II is a safeguard that has
made it possible for you TO accumulate
your money. 1t is the moral sheet-anchor
OF the human ship.
You want n monument, do You" You
can erect dead pile OF marble, quaint and
curious in design, and cunning in work
manship, which will begin 10 perish as
soon as iinished.-which in a few short
years will crumble back into dust. Will
you do III Or will you erect living mon
ument2 Why not the latter?
In the city of Brooklyn stands one of
these-a building dedicated 10 the young
manhood OF the city Under its roof every
day 1000 young men assemble. Every
one OF them is made better man, a mo-
bier citizen for every such visit. And ev-
cry one of them sees with gratitude the
name Of his benefactor Frederick Mar
quand. II Is living tomb. Like the cir
Giles from the pebbles falling into the wa
ter, his influence is widening out day by
day. Eternity alone can measure the
power Of his money for good.
Many similar buildings are erected in
other cities Of our land. We ask you Ia
erect one in Memphis. Instead Of an oc-
casional visitor to look upon costly hab-
itation for the dead, and simply wonder at
the lavish expenditure, hundreds OF young
men now, and ~ time goes on their mum.
bers will swell into thousands, will rise up
and call YOU blessed
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New weave- is Hack silks.

CounISArloS SuIrs.-55 silk combina.
ton dress patterns, all the new shades and
latest novelties, ut 500.
wmITg GooDs. Just received, null robe
patterns, new color, embroidered In silk,
at $40 a pattern.
AZ lSc 10 55c, complete assortment oI
piquc suiiing-, checked, striped and cm.
broidercd.
At pc TO Sjc, dotted Swisscs, from sizc
Of pin head 10 a silver dollar.
AZ J5c, tuited, checked India mulls a
novelty
At Sl.50, white embroidered robes, In
boxes a gTat bargain.
AZ isc 70 7jc, figured mulls aud Swisscs
all new designs.
SrEcAL Dawes. Three cases plaid aud
striped India lawn nj 0c, cheap at l2Ic;
and one case Of imported plain India linen
at lie, the loo quality.
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PROBABLY A MISTAKE.
A Young Negro Arrested on q Doubl,

Charge.
Yesterday afternoon negro blythe name
Of William Roberts came up 10 Officer
DAILY and requested him 10 arrest another
negro, who he claimed 10 be Henry Green,
whose arrest has been wanted Tor some
three or four weeks past for assaulting 10
Kill another negro out ON Squire Cannon's
place. and also for carrying concealed
weapons. Roberts also claims that Green
IA wanted In Arkansas for killing negro
there a year ago. When questioned by an
ArrrAL reporter the prisoner denied all
knowledge Of the charge, insisted that his
name n not Green but William Harper,
and that he lives on the farm Of Mr.. Robert
Golightly, six miles from the city on the
Poplar street boulevard. He also denied
that he know Roberts or that he had even
lived In Arkansas The prisoner told q
seemingly straight story, and the proha'
biliiic~ arr that his II another case 81 mis-
taken identity. He will be detained. how
ever, until Mr.. Golightly or some RESPONSE
bic party establishes that bis name Y
Harper
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NEW rRENcH sArrNEs.

Tomorrow we open 100 new pieces, our
own importation, unlike any styles seen
heretofore In Memphis, prices Sc 10 5Oc.
No lady should Iniss seeing these.
Att WoOL IIESmErTAs. This beautiful
fabric, the leading wool dress goods Of tho
SEASON, can be had from ~ In four differ
ont grades, 5Oc 10 sl.25, In all the latest
shades These goods are very scarce;
would advise selecting nj once.
Al SOC and Zoe, forty different styles Of
all wool spring dress goods. We are now
showing Ia colors and black, chcyron de
Bcbe, dnp hello, drap furei, Saline dc
brlliante aud drap cachnye.
seise, Your Dress Goods EaYIy.
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Don. slIss a SlssIc Word.

NorE- Before going into details, we want
to call attention to'our opening OF para
soils crowded out OF next column, and to
make the opening memorable, We give
the following special drives
+, At 81. 90, gold cap, 26-inch sun and rain
umbrellas, worth fully $500.
At 81. 20, 2o.inch silk serge sun umbrellas
At 09c, satin coaching parasols, all colors
At S2.65, silk pongee parasols.
At -. so TO $1,000, n variety OF elegant par.
asols, uncqualed anywhere.
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no, for Chrnn Tickets,

To New York, Philadelphia, Washington,
Baltimore, Lynchburg, Bristol, Chaila-
nooga, Cincinnati, Louisville and other
points at greatly reduced prices.
/. SAMELsoN x Co.,
Ticket Brokers, so Main street.
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WANTED. Ten capable skirt and waist
makers. Apply 10 Madame klophel, In
charge Of department.
FNE LAcrs ron soSo. g Black chan.
lilly, 45.inch. nouncing, for si.25; val
founcing, ~ inches, only Zoe; val laces At
zoe all at less than half price.
HASDKrncnirrs. Ladies all linen, hem
stitched, embroidered and revcred, at iic,
worth 30c. Gents all linen, hand EN-.
broidercd, worth 0oc, tomorrow 8 for 81.
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Novelties In Dress Goods, Trimmings.
Novelties in White Goods.
Novelties In laccs and Embroidcries.
Greater bargains than ever this week.
40 Novelty Combination Suits at $3.50.
30 PC new sultines nj 25c q yd; worth 40.
Novelties In fine Drcsr Goods tins week.
Novelties In French satecns.
Novelties In Hack DrerA floods.
20 yds Check Nainsook for ~.
Our celebrated io-inch India Linen, ioc
per yard.
" yds fine blcnched muslin for 81.
eases apron ginghams at 7lc per yard.
80 dok Indigo Blue pcrcalc Waists ut Sc
NOTICE-wc keep constantly on hand
n large assortment In our
SHOE DEPARTMENT
In both our houses 3is Main and 81 and
~ Bcalc street.
Our goods We buy for cash direct from
the factory.
Our prices win be ~ usual-thc lowest.
Give Us a call.
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SPECIAL roR GENTLEMEN o. Our new
spring clothing, hats, shoes and furnishing
goods are all now ON exhibition; styles
and qualities unequaled. You will be sur
prised at the low prices of the best goods.
Tailor made Scotch suits, $1,000. Hand.
sewed calf shoes, 800.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS. DRESS BUTTONS


New Toilet Articles.
NorE-0ur trimming department occu.
pies twice iis former space and certainly
has twice the variety. Every lady should
see the elegant new trimmings and but
tons Tomorrow We will sell of some
sob lots"
1000 dozen pearl buttons at 3c.
100 dozen metal dress buttons nj i2c.
I lot Of sepamblc ornaments nj PIC.
10, president braid sets at Sl.25.
Scars, Erc.-Celluloid hair brushes, zoe;
celluloid combs, only Zoe; Oakley's extra
toilet soap, only BIC.
Brass Photo. Frames. Only Zoe.
srArioNEW-Wc have enlarged this dc.
parlment and now keep full assortment
Of fine aud medium nole and letter paper,
pens, inks, etc. Also, school sachcls,
straps, states, pads, otc.
Tomorrow We will sell one lot Of
rinc Note Paper n, DC How.
Stamps and posials ior sale. Mail your
letters In the house.
foR SALE rnK YEAH RouSD-Wo have
opened an extensive Toy department ON
iir-i floor. You win OBJ ~ complete ~
wagons. velocipcde., ssrncs, marbles, tops;
everything TO amurc tbs young. Another
lot 81 the Worlds Educators" on hand.
Toy books and picture ! o'E' Tor sale
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TINS COLUMN lis devoted TO silks, im-
ported wraps aud ready.mode dresses,
wool dress goods, French sa,incs, white
dress goods, parasols and laces.
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II will pay any ono afflicted with falling
sight Ia go o thousand miles on more 10
consult Franklin u. Seward, professional
scientific optician, who has charge Of the
optical department OF ]. n. Milford, "a
Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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GOLD RIP" tobacco soo,hes all sorrow
and gladdens every heart.
MEMPns GnocERy Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
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KAHN q FREIBERo.
Corner Main and Poplar streets.

EVERYBODY chcws Horseshoe" iobac.
GO. because It's the best sweet goods made
In America.
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For further information apply 10
s. l.. FiSLEY, Agent, No. 3l2 Main street.
u. q. CoLrARr, Agent, Depot.
NJ. :. JAY, Passenger Agent, or 10
A. J. KSArr Asst. G.. T.. A.,
Memphis, Tenn.
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A. NJ. WORKMAN 4 Co.. best Mocha and
Java parched co0ccs, creamery butter, etc.
E5 Main street
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silks, French sa,in., Paris Dress Nov.
eIties and white Dress Goods.

New importation figured India silks at
sl.2b.
Glacc surah silks aud glacc gros grain
ilkH-thc latest novelty.
Solid color India silks, 81.
"faillo Fmncaisc" and Paris yelyctecns
at 81. 20 10 $50.
Figured bengalincs, 81 yard.
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TENNEssEE DAY.

The Illinois Central Railroad will sell
round trip excursion tickets TO jackson.
vile, Fla, ON March II and IL, at 5000,
good for twenty days,
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Fon the best imported goods and q ~.
pcrb fitting suit II clothes at reasonable
prices, 70 To =. SLAoER 4 Co.'S
North Court Street
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FnEsn SnAD aud game fish Of all kinds al
Sites & Amcs', 30 Jefferson street. Call
aud examine them.
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Iood'sSaraparilla is peculiar 10 itself, aud
superior 10 all other preparations In strength,
economy aud medicinal merit.
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MONDAYS BAncAN COLUMN.

Carpets, chinawarc, table dOmasks, vases,
I ornamental goods something
for everybody.
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srnAwBrnmEs Of fine varieties aud spring
Vegetables OF oil kinds. Sites 4 Ames, %
Jefferson street.
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MILLINERY. bonneis aud hats on
exhibition tomorrow, also white piquc and
muslin bonncts for children.
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READY MADE DREssEs - Misses and
cbildren's rcady-madc dresses, in plain and
fancy cloth, ut $3.50 to s6.6O-noveliy de-
signs
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( s. sLAoEn a Co, The fashionable and
reliable TAll.ORS, North Court and Sec.
ond streets, have received al OF their
sprinR goods and are ready for business.
Most ample facilities 10 serve oil.
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Mortuary usporf
For the week ending Saturday, March 10,
1855, at o O'Clock pm;
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eAt tiiy hospital
Distribution by wards-First, 2; Second,
1; Third o. Fourth, I; Fifth, 0; Sixth, d;
seventh, n. Eighth. a. Ninth, I; Tenth,
2. city Hospital, q. still born, g. White,
~. Col0rcd, ~. Total, 81.
D. a. wmLfAAsox. AID, Scc'y.
Pack your winter clothes In
TAR CAMPH0R.
l5c per ID.
A. RENKERT 4 CO., Druggists.
PAnAsols, all pricts; Fair" go Main.
En- L.tiEu.xp 4 Co, No. ~ jefferson
street, packers and shippers Of furniture.
Upholsicring and rcmaking OF mattresses
a specially. Telephone 4.
IL You want a mellow and waxy chcv Of
tobacco, buy "OLD RIP"
.oMEaPnIs Gnocknf Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
w1su Raas only g. Fair"
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Mns. o'TooLr, drcssmakcr, Is now fally
prepared to execute all orders in the latest
style, and will be pleased to see all o. her
cns,omeru nj No. 40 fernando street
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FrArurn busters, l5c; Fair"
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Preserve your clothes from moths,
by using
TAR CAMpHoR, i5c per III.
For sale by
A. RENKERr a CO., Drucgisis.
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Lrunmr'. "Fair" Keeps everything.
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WILLOW Hampers 81; Fair"
/. GOLDSMITH g. BRO.t
Pronuncismentot

SOLID BARGAINS THIS wEEB.
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have received my foreign imporiaiions
consisting Of the choicest aud most select
stock Of tho latest novelties Ia beautiful
shades and designs, introduced for The
season. Coming direct through Memphis
cusiom.house, from Europe, enables me 70
offer grand selection OF European goods
at moderate prices. y. sLAuns,
Madison and Second street.
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scIssons DC only at "lFalr."
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sroyurs, 3 and lOci "faIr. 2
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Read These Prices aud he Happy.

WRAPs-llow TO begin, IL the question,
We have such an enormous variety.
At $1,000, beautiful jet visitcs.
At $500, cashmere and lace wraps.
At Sl2.50 TO $1,000, velvet, silk and jet
wraps.
At $500 to $500, iridcscent and col
orcd beaded silk wraps
At s3.75 TO $500, london walking jack
cts, colored and black.
Az .b0 TO $1,000, Paris satin lined and
braided jackots-grcat novelties
At $1,000 to $3.50, imported cloth rag.
lans, plaid and striped, no two alike.
ExrRA SizEs-We have imported In spe-
cial styles, sizes " To ~, in fine wraps,
costing from $500 TO 5000.
LADIEs-Wo cannot begin To describe q
hundredth part Of our immense variety OF
fine wraps. We bought in one purchase,
at a sacrifice,
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CmLD'sTs Ribbed school Hose, iei Fair,
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LrSrS Towels. sac; "Falr"
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Tnn popular meat mari MI the city,
where everything can la Mclean sssSHQiefs
quantities. with ne east We y hs,.
net will b. sod Huhicst 70 Martha
-. sair ior NJ ser thcreln. The e9.ly =
HAVE youfE Waived and the purchaser WI n1xu
Inv O. uueLt. t,fl~ IN H. simple. The Title = ~
. bs god hut shsll.sll sed ecns<x eely
Mvs-.ss's GAVIN rH Ky. frss>
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NAPKINS, six for 2Sc; Fair"
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I. GOLDSMITH a. BROS.
sUB-TRoPIoAL EXPOSITION.

SMYRNA Rugs, Zoe; Fair"
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900 Main stree, aud NO Other PIa.
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s7s Co,ored and Hack y-, wrsp.,

Which cost to import 5000 each. W.
have marked them at $500 To $3.50. =
Paris Jerseys Open Tomorrow.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-03
FIVE CHEAP HARVEST ExoUR-
sioNs.
Rare Chance to View the Wonderful
Crops Of the West, Southwest
and Northwest.

The most abundant ever known. Come
and see for yourself. The Great Rock
Island Route offers you the inducements
of lowest rates, and delightful journey
in its unrivalled palace cars.
Dates of Excursion. Leave Chicago
August 81, September II and %, and
October 8 and 90 Q88S), for Kansas, Ne.
braska, Northwestern Iowa, Minnesota
and Dakota.
Rate. One fare for the round trip.
Tickets, first-class and good 30 days for
return passage. Improve this opportu-
nifty. You may never have another in
a season so bountiful. BE sure your tick
ct reads via the Great Rock Island Route.
which has its own lines to principal points
in all these States.
For rates and full particulars, address G..
III. HoLDRIDGE, Northeastern Passenger
Agent. cor. Larned and Griswold sts.,
Detroit, Mich, or E. A. HoLBRooK, G..
T. & p. A.. Chicago, Ills.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-03
Henderson.
Delayed Letter,

John Henderson has returned from
Alpena.
Parties are in town today from Battle
Creek, to arrange to start a straw press
working thirteen men.
Miss Emma Agnew closed successful
term of school Saturday, with appropriate
exercises.
Frank Henderson is home from Denver,
COL. and says he is well pleased with his
position there.
Fred Wielder, County Clerk from
Pontiac, is visiting his cousin, Henry
Snyder
Ella Palmer has gone to Saginaw City
to spend few weeks with Myrtle Love
Dan Jones is recovering from his illness
slowly. NED.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-03
Real Estate Transfers.

CoRUNNA:-James Barry to William
Cole, block a. 5000
BANcRoFT:-Mary e. McEwing to w.
+. & Claude Watson. nj lot 10, block 10.
$3.50. v,i...i..t .llT
Hazelton:-Edward w. Cameron to
Rachel Dowen, lot sec 33, $3.50. eI.e
New, HAvEN:-George III. Davis to
VIM. Adds & VIM. Aitcheson, so acres
sec "a, $3.50.
Owosso CITY,. II. Gould to John
o. Miller. part Of sec Is. $222.
SHIAwAssEE:-Emeline G. & Henry
Wallace to John A. Wallace, 40 acres sec
10. $500 VIM. j. Brown to Hope A.
Lemon, rs acres sec %, 1880. lsf
DuRAND:-The Durand Land Co., Ia
Fred M. Kilbeurn, lot 10, block 5, $500.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-03
For Sale.

Three houses and lots one on Adams
street. mostly new. One on Mulberry
street, well. cistern, cellar, fruit of all
kinds, 8 rooms, one on next street west,
new, six rooms. Will sell cheap on long
time. Enquire of L. T. Kingsley or at
this office
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-03
Wanted.

Agents, male and female, to canvas for
the Child's Bible and other publications of
Cassell g. Co., of New York. Parties
having teams and who are willing to use
them are especially desired. Full person
al instructions and good situations can be
secured by addressing.
o. B. BRITToN,
Gen. Agent, Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-03
Rarrblicau oonrressional oonveution
Republican County Convention.

A county convention OF the Republicans
of Shiawassee county will be held at the
Court House, in Corunna, Wednesday,
August 90, 1888, at II o'clock q. m. for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the Office of Probate Judge, Sheriff, Coun-
ty Clerk, Register of Deeds, Treasurer,
Prosecuting Attorney, County Surveyor,
two Circuit Court Commissioners and two
Coroners.
WM M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-03-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, DEFAULT Has EEN MADE IN
w the CONDITIONS Of y certain mortgage, executed
and delivered BY Julia A II Ball, NJ unmarried WON.
an, mortgAg"r, " Frank J Greeu. n,uitgag~e, dated
the I'D day ot June, \ d 1884. and recorded ~ = mort
gage in the office u the register vi d,-eds III and for the
county VI Ramsey in the Territory Of DAKOTA, Oh the
25sh day VI june, \ U 1884, NJ 5 O'Clock p M, In bvvG
Z OF mortgages, On page 70, aud there is claimed ~ bs
due On said Mol tgage at the date Ut this Il t,ce the
amount VI two hundred and ninet, .nino dollars AMI
furty-hve cents (S1s9.l5), aud no action or proceeding
has bsen Instituted At law Or iu equity TO r.c,,sr the
debt secured by said NO, txa.s or any Part thereof.
Now, therefore, nutice 10 b reby given, that b, Wiz.
tue of power ufsais Contained in said mortgage, and
" The statute In such case nLA 10 an provided, tle suii
mortgage will 10 for eclosed by u sale vi tn. mor,gaged
premises therein described, which "a . will be ulade AZ
the front door Uf the court house, il the city Of liexils
Lake, Id the county Of Ramsey AMI Territory VI Ua.
ko,a, 1t public auction, by the sheriff OF said county,
or ~ his d. pu y, on tuesday, the Sd dsv Of april, \
y leSs, ut ocl.cl; in the VI, rnoo!, to satisfy the
with the intcres. thereon, taxes, AMI Coat. and exi enses
Of sale, aud nifty dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated
in said N rigag. In case OF for closure.
The premises Described in said mortgage, and SO to
be sold. are the piece or parcsl uf land situated i'll the
county Of ..amsey and Territory Of Dakota, ..nd known
aud described Us follows, to-wit: The 6 .uth hA,f OF
the northwest quarter lsls nwh) Of section NJ nDersi
sixtcen (l6) aud the sonth hal! vi the northeast quar-.
Ter sla neA) vi section numb red seventeen 10, IN
township numbered one hundred and {. ty two uj2)
north Of range numbered ~sixty.t~o 1871 west contain.
Ing ne hundred aud sixty (l6o) acres, moro OK 1875.
Dated Rsus,y Ii. \ u 1853.
~ FRANK J 0BEES, Mortgages.
+" Wilder. Attorney fer Asrtgssss AL