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relieve distress. Bt = ne
was usually very IA. .-. a.
One night h" ( 70 luck at
cards, came o,--AS ,.lcumount
Of an even 500, All when his checks
were cashed he received a crisp new
bill of that denomination. Next
morning he went to the capital at the
usual time, and was there waylaid by
n soldiers widow who had piteous
tale of sorrow and suffering to relate.
stevens put his hand in his pocket
found the 800 bill-it was all he had
and handed it to the astonished
widow. a fellow member was stand
Ing by who had seen the game the
night before, and knew whore the
money came from. Stevens caught
his eye, smiled. and by way OF expla-
nation said God moves in Il mys-
terious way His wonders to perform. -
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What Sherman Says Of Grant,

said to Gen. Sherman: General
was not Grant, after oil, one of th.
most remarkable characters which
have come across your orbit?'
"Yes," said Sherman, "Gtant was
simply wonder. To think of tba,
man in his want Of pretention and in
his great success, staggers all of the
examples you can get out of the
books. ] was at West Point in what
You might call the senior class, when
Grant came in there as a pleb. It
might be said with truthfulness that
hs made no impression at oil as a
cadsi, except as q good writer. As
studsnt he was uot effective. But
10 made : miIlitsry pollay % fhis own.
||'|||||| 8 $ : g { 9
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against tho black angel whose
wings were lowering over the insen'
sible figure on the bed. Mrs. Firms
face was bathed 10 tears, but no
cries escaped her lips. Little Mike,
with shining eyes and pallid lips, ran
back aud forth between the bedroom
and the kitchen, carrying hot hannels
now rubbing bis fathers 10y hands,
and then cheering his mother with
hopeful words until the reluctant
blood began to 1ow, and q faint
color, such as heralds coming dawn
flushed the pale face upon the pillow.
Be-. Mrs. Finn knew that tho crisis
was not yet passed.
Whisper, Mickey said she, clos
ing the bedroom door softly behind
her. Placing her rough, red hands
upon his shoulder, she told him to
look into her face And there they
stood in that darkened room, looking
into each others eyes with tho fro
light throwing its flickeripg shadows
over them. Whisper Dye think
could ye get tn doctor ? He's
cowld around bis keart yet, and ho'll
die agin mornin' il th' dJctor's not
here with his drugs !
'Yis, mother, yis. I'll get him !!
said little Mike, simply, the color on
his face deepening aud his heart
beating q wild tattoo against bis ribs
Now, quick put on yer fathers
boots, wrap this shawl round yer
shoulders, put on yer fathers gloves
an'-an" Mrs. Finn's voice trembled,
God be wild ye, inc by !
Mrs. Finn stopped down and kiss
ed her son. She pressed him to hel
heaving bosom in an embrace which
was SO close that he gaspe1 fol
breath. Then he went out into th'
night and the door was shut.
Mickey stepped into o snowdrifi
} up to his mock when he left th,
stoop. As he loundored out Of thi
aeecy quicksaud be rounded tb
corner of the shauty and vas bang
ed against 7rha f"qco, stunned an
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You will have q weeks holiday,
children and l hope that your be-
havior will be- unexceptionable and
that you will give up all your bad
habits"
A bright little girl, near the plat.
form, looked at her teachera moment
as she said this, then jumped up and
said
''The same to YOU. ma'am.n
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a CROSS COUNTRY SPIN.
ny FRANK n. sTAuFfER.

A wayside inn, blacksmith's forge,
A furnace fiaripg In the gorge,
A farm house and ruined mill,
The food gates gone, the big wheel
still,
A lake with lilies on its breast,
A lime-klln on the hills sharp crest ;
such pleasing changes meet the eye
However fast the wheels go by.
The roar of train upon the bridge,
The rifles crack beyond the ridge,
The plowmau's whistle, tho milk
maids song,
Tho farm dogs baying, clear and
strong,
The bleat Of sheep, the roadster's 8
neigh,
The click of reaper on its way,
The songs of birds, the drone OF BEES
Fill epr and heart with ecstacies.
OFT here and there glimpse Is caught
or scenes with fun of folly fraught =
A COW. reused from her stupid sleep,
A flock OF panic>stricken Sheep
A horse that with frightened snort
In frisky antics finds resort,
His tupid driver, with jerk and curse,
Only makes the rampage worse.
A peacock spreads his CANDY tail,
A pobbler's tinted crest grows pale,
A pumpkin on farm yard gate
Stares at you with his mouth agape,
While from the hedge rustic lass
filings kisses ut you Us you pass,
Not that she's forward with the men
But knows you'll never meet again.
Der dusty roads, amid green trees
That fling sweet odors to the breeze
Along ravines where, when it's late,
The Jay calls harshly to his mate,
BY red-grown swamps where phan
toms walk,
And bitterns in the dimness stalk,
BY brooklets flashing in the sun,
BY fields in russet c, ld, and dun
Past churches in th woodland shade
And graveyarde wh IRE the dead ar
laid
Past orchards with their fruitag
ripe,
: And green lanes swiftly lost TO sight
:rz4<-s- -, is--.s = at..aal-..s.is u.
speeS,.
Exhilarating sport, indeed
As to the bird with outspreai wings,
IL yiInr To the InnscIaa hrinna
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speeN.

Exhilarating sport, indeed
As to the bird with outspreai wings,
1t vigor to the muscles brings.
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The same to you, ma'am.n
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i see, said a young lady, that
some Publisher advertises blank dec-
iarations for sale. wish could
got one.'
Why. asked hor mother.
!eoaese ma. Mr.. u---.is tse
'necees e - ue 70 marry hln. "a
y eeaid ~ : blseh 49,
s'g
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4 - S'.s'4.~as. 49, ess .S.S $40
road he never knew. Here the wind
had carromed down from tho Cat,
skill aud swept the road as clean as
a barn floor after threshing. But
tbd,-.r'ful gale beat upon him like a
hail OF carpet taoks. II stung his
flesh even through his trousers. But
Mickey set his toeth together hard
and zigzagged up the old point road
like vessel beating in head wind
until ho reached the shelter Of n
friendly bill. Here he encountered
the snowdrifts again. They rose be-
fore him like successive escarpments
He scaled those packed hard by the
wind. He struggled through the
billows, When he reached tho doc
tors door he was so nearly exhaust,
cd that he could only reach the bell
by crawling on his hands and knees
lie jerked the bell cord so vigorous.
ly that the bell rang like fire alarm
through the silent halls Then he
listened. For FIVE minutes there
were no sounds Of life in the house
Then q lamp twinkled at the bead of
the stairway, which he could sec as
he passed through the key-hole.
There was patter of slippered feet
in the hallway. The big door swung
open and the vicious wind dashed in
ind blew out the light.
Who's thore?' said voice.
It's me- was the reply.
who's me p
Mickey Finn
why, my little fellow, what are
you doing out on such an awful
night as this p said tho doctor. as
he closed the door behind the snow
BOY who entered.
Mickey couldn't reply at first, he
shivered so. Besides, his oyelids
were fringed with ice work, and a
mask of ice was over his face. There
was big lump in his throat, too, as
he stammered out:
'M-m-m'e fader's d-d-dyin', sir. |
An would ye come p
Mickey brushed the ice from his
ashes and looked at the doctor with
ais soul in bis big brown eyes. The
physicians eyes grew moist as he |
yazed upon that eager face, but out
side he heard the throbbing and the
nowling of the tempest. He hesitat,
ID.
Couldn't you wait till morning,
Mickey 2
mo, cir me fador'll be dead agin
b. mornin', av yez don't vome, SIR
The doctor looked again at the
'atient, expectant figure before him,
With It's frozen ears standing ont
vhitely on either side OF the head, |,
nth It's shoulders covered with . Il
biz Paisley shawl. and eoatrastsd .
4 hig hrswny 1Gave With thai a.
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The sun kissed ibe King Pine,
the south wind bresthed gently up
on him, lnd bis voice was as soft as
the doves vi en- it, pos for it's mate.
Egsn s-@1S, >HsrSas
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-01-27

Milhank, Wednesday, Jan, Il, 'ssS.
Beard met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: w 1 Rli4Man, WA Graham and
the auditor as clerk.
On motion, Goia. Rurman was elee ted
chairman lro TEN
+ Il Robes. i submitted the following official
Statement .or the SIX months ending Dec.
81, lSss:
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
G9 the Board Of County Commits
sioncrs Of Grant County. ID. II.
Milbank, Monday, Jan 9, lS6

Mlbank, Monday, Jan 9, 1888.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, W.T.. Burman, VIM. Graham an
the auditor as clerk.
On motion, Com Burman was elected chair
man pro tenn.
On motion the following bills were allow
ed.
Eenry Schaier. witness fees in Evans
Case .-............ % w w
J, A. Nctioyeru -four for pauper. ... 2 IS
J. @. Knapp cash paid out tor county, 80
c Knapp, witness fees in case OF ter
ritory VS. A W Kelsey .......... 50
Mrs + S Mason, board and care OF Miss
Mary Kippan, county charge. -. 2 90
Eugene Philleo juror in case OF territory
VS. Fred Russell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l 81
Henry Schaier, witness fees III Evans
case. ........ .....--......... ....... w
On motion the justice quarterly report OF
Thos Street for the quarter ending Dec. ID.
1887 was approved and justice fees allowed.
$545.
Also justice report of Henry Neil was ap-
proved and Justice fees allowed S3D.75.
The beard made the following apportlon-
ment for names to complete the number from
which to draw the grand and petit jurors Tor
the next term OF the district court Tor the
yeaI 1885, as follows:
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The Proposed Inaian uo.p,,sI.

10 inc tditof OF inc AfiIcul.
Sir-You were good enough 10 publish a
communication OF mine relative 20 the CO.
adjustment Of hospital at Fort Smith,
for the relief Of Indians belonging 10 tho
different tribes bordering on Arkansas.
May ask your kind consideration for the
iollowing2
Less than n century ago this beautiful
location was, during the summer months,
n meeting place for the Chickasaws. Here
they gathered for recreation and social en-
ioyment; seated along the banks Of this
great river they would for days watch the
swift currcnf as IL passed on TO mingle its
waters with the ocean. How mighty the
changcl but remnant, as II were, OF this
great tribe remain. | am aware OF the
prejudice existing against tho consumma-
ton OF my wishes, but true charity knows
no prejudice.
Ibclievo there are several largc-hearted
gentlemen Of this city who have been
blessed with prosperity, and who will,
when the undertaking Ii properly pre-
scented TO them, give Il their aid.
The hospital Is q tangible, palpablo evil
dence 10 the Indian mind that there Is n
virtue In civilization, which can be mani
Tested No eflec,ually In no other way.
Will not those who have been benefited
within its walls leave with better appre-
citation OF the white mans humanity To
my mind twill prove a more potent civil
izor than the schoolmaster or the mission.
AIRY, and iorwhy2 Because Is blessings Is
not a promise Of the future. but a benefit
Of today. BoudY JOHNSON.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, MAY 20.
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AnLINoroN's ATTRACTIONS.
Its Surroundings, its People. Its Schools
and Ita Enterprises.


and its Enterprises.
One Of the most attractive and enter
prising villages near Momphisis Arlington.
somo twenty-five miles out ON the l.. & n.
railway. Its citizens are hospilable, it's
merchants wide awake. Situated about
ono and half miles from the Loosahaichie,
Il Ia surrounded by fine bottom land which,
for the cultivation oi cotton and corn, are
not surpassed by any portion Of the State.
Among is most active merchants are
Messrs. Armstcad Bros, Hughes, Cole 4
Co. Thomas q Griffin, bone & Douglass,
DR.. A. w. Cole. 4. i. Harris, Cody Bros,
J. y. SCgl, A, G. Douglass, +. l.. Motley
and Marley 4 Co. These gentlemen carry
full and complete stocks In their different
lines. There are In successful operation
two large saw mills. for which an abund.
ant supply Of timber IL found In the adj
jaccnt forests. Arlington has live churches,
good schools, two hotels and two livery
stables.
The Memphis District High school. Of
which Prof. NJ. A. lcakc IA president, has
nm able corps Of teachers aud some eighty
pupils enrolled. The college buildings are
large and commOdious, the grounds ample
and well shaded. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ex.
ercises Of this institution, from the 18th 10
the nth proNimo. bid fair 10 be highly
cndiiablc and interesting The exercises
will open with the usual examination OF
pupils, the evenings 30 be devoted 10 con.
ccris, tablcauN, etc. DR.. w. T. Harris,
presiding elder, viii preach the commence.
mont sermon ON the 18th instant. On
"Wednesday evening the 20th the Hon.
Josiah Patterson, Of Memphis win deliver
an addrvss 10 the graduating class. The
celebration of tie society anniversary will
form an enjoyable feature. The ciiiEcns
OF Arlington are deserving Of much praisc
iot Their uN'iIing efforts In building up
turh q school, aad. IN making Prof. l.cake
president, have the right man In the right
place.
The Ndu a spicy, iour.column wccliv
published by NJ. /. Lcnkc < Co, records
The local happenings Of The village. Airing.
ton has telegraph and telephone com.
munication with Memphis
The anable agent OF the l.. & ", Mr.. I.
IL A. Etheudcc, Il the right Kind Of a
railroad man aud u likei bv everyone
having dealings with the company.
Crop prospect In the Arlington district
= since the recent abundant rains, na,ter.
ing. Cotton and corn arr the chief pro.
ducts Of the country.
The death Of Emma Grace, tho ten year
Old daughter Of Mr.. n, NJ. Hughes, ON
sunday morning, was n sad affection 20 her
loving parents and many friends. A sul.
iercr Tor year,, her seeming recovery few
weeks since fiaticred the hope Of a long
and happy womanhood, when suddenly
the lttle one was called of 10 that farther
world beyond tho twilights purple glow /"
10 Mc@s. Armstcad, Cole and other
tnends Of the "old reliable" tho AppEAI
man returns thanks for oourtcsiea and
kindly treatment during a too hurled ylsil
TO their pleasant village. BH.
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The first Importation

OF French glass direct to this market has
just been received by that enterprising
firm, The Cole Manufacturing company.
This importation was shipped per steam
ship Nantes from Charleroi, France, TO
New Orleans, thence direct TO Memphis
custom-house via Louisville, New Orleans
Il Texas railroad, and consists Of 1000
boxes In the original packages, the duties
on which were several hundred dollars.
Tho trade In Memphis and throughout the
adjacent States, with whom The Cole Man
uiacturing company have extensive deal
ings, will be interested TO learn that this
initial importation will be followed by
Others AZ tho trade demands. Our GUS
toners and the public can rest assured that
one firm In Memphis supply them with
the genuine French glass In the original
packages. iHrito for price list OF same;
also for prices on American goods, us we
carry the most complete stock OF foreign
and domestic glass 10 DO found In the
southern States.
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My business has increased 70 such al.
mansions that am necessitatcd 10 extend
store, tear out old ceiling and put in a
during tho time the work is going ON, /
feel justified In having n CLEARANCE SALE,
and my present fine stock Of watches,
iewclry, silverwarc, etc, will bo sold out
at private and public sale before tho work
begins nj very low prices. Virtually start
ing with new store and stock. Respect
fully, j. N. MuLFoRD.
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ADAY TO NE nEMEmBERED.

65c will buy upright covered Clothes Bas-
kets, worth $3.50.
Csc will buy Bath Sets consisting OF foot
bath, water carrier aud waste jar--a
great bargain.
00c will buy ladics's striped lap-boards
with yard measure, worth Sl.25.
DC will buy 2, 3, 4 and 6-quart milk pans.
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ChronIc Coughs AM, Co,a..

And all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
can be cured by the use OF SCOTS Emulsion.
~ II contains the healing virtues Ut Cod
Liver OiLand Hypophosphites In their full
est form. II a beautiful creamery Emulsion,
palatablc rs milk, easily digcstcd, aud can
be taken by the most delicate. Please rad:
II consider SCOTS Emulsion tho remedy
paroxccllcncc In Tubcrculous and Sirumous
Affections, 10 say nothing OF ordinary colds
and throat troublos."-W. r. s. CoSNELI,
NJ. d., Manchester, q.
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TuE members Of the w. @. A. and the
friends OF Mrs. Darragh arc cordially in.
viicd TO be present at the reception given at
the Mission Home ON Thursday (3i) at I
TO 0 o'clock p. m.
Tug Mission IloNE COMMITTEE.
Memphis, May ~, 1883.
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sale Extraordinary.

Attend the great auction sale Of the Ro-
yell property tomorrow nj 10 O'Clock.
Buses will leave corner Madison and Main,
and the East End dummy on Monroe and
Third will convey the people free Of
charge A fine dinner will be served ON
the ground, TO which all are invited. Go
out and buy you a suburban homo Of from
five 10 ten arr,a
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Dr. y. q. rIer.r. Of na.,a..

DR., n Q. Flower, the distinguished Boston
physician, has arranged 10 stop al The follow.
ing places on dates given. This visit wifi
enable many Of his friends and patients 10
consult him close 10 their own homes lie
VIII be 81 Memphis, Tenn, 0ayoso house,
June I and 8: Nashville, Tenn, Maxwell
house. June Q and 7; Louisville, Ky, Gait
house. Jsnc Q and Q; Cincinnati, o., Grand
hotel, June1 II and ~ Columbus, o., Neil
hous., June 10 and ~; Cleveland, o.. still.
man house, June 10.
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Whatis ScrofuIa

tits that impwityln tho blood. which. accumu-
lsting In the glands OF the neck. produces un-
slightly Jumps or swellings, which causes painful
running sores on the arms. legs, or feet; which
dovelopes ulcers In the eyes. ears. or noso often
causing blindness or DEAFNESS which Is the origin
OF plmples. cancerous growths, or many other
manifestations usually ascribed to "humors"
It's more formidable enemy than consunption
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines tho worst
possible features Of both. Being the most ancient
It the most general Of all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from It.
How can II be curedY by taking Hoods sarsa-
parilla. which, by tho cures II has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself 70 DO potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease, For all affections Of the blood
Hoods sarsspahilA u unoquailed, and some Of tho
cures II has effected are really wonderful. Hyou
suffer from scrofula In any OF Its various forms,
be sure TO give Hoods sarsapariila trial.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
so'dby all druggists. 81; six forSs. Preparedoniy
bye. l. HOOD 4 CO., Apothscaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Consnrs Something new. Madame
Louvre's double clasp, double lace
back, side steels, only Csc, worth
slips.
Automatic folding bustles, 23c.
Children's Bingham suits, 53c.
Ladies' calico Wrappers, 43c.
Cashmere jersey Sailor Waists, silk en-
broidered stars, cream, blue, brown
and red, two 10 ten years, at 1925.
UYDEgwEAE Sc our 49c table; garments
worth Si.00. See our SOC table; gar
ments worth $l.50.
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Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Etlio-
plan File Ointment will afford instant rclief
aud certain cure In every case u blind, bleed
ing itching, internal and external piles.
Rangum Root Medicine Co, manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents and Al per bottle.
kOld at Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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TnE lawn party which was 20 have been
given this evening by Mr. and Mns. a. u.
Goodbar at the residence OF Mr.. Harry NJ.
Hill has been postponed ON account Of the
Indictment weather.
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OUR HARBOR NEGLECTED.
THE TWO EXCHANGES DON'T UN-
DERsTAND WHY THIS IS THUS.

A Joint Meeting OF the Two Bodies
Called for This Morning to Memorial
ize Senator Harris on the Subject
Capt. j. H. Martin Talks About 1t.
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GIN up clubs for THE WEEKLY ArrEAL
ond secure ono Of the cash priss See list
published.
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onI, Manhc-ha water

Used incharging our sodaiountain, thereby
making our soda water the choicest Ia
Memphis. fLoYD 4 MooSEY,
27O and PSI Main street
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From the famous Waukcsha springs will
be served FREQ 10 all guests during the
summer Mt FLoYD 4 MooNEY's.
27n aud 2Sl Main street.
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WEDNESDAY, May 20. being observed as
a national holiday the posioilioc will DO
closed NJ 10 o'clock am, carriers making
one delivery aud collection.
J. NJ fowLKEs, Postmaster.
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$40 10 CINCINNATI and ne,uy,.

Chesapeake & Ohio route will sell tickets
~ above on June . and 10 on account Of |
the meeting Of the knights Of Pythas.
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CLrARINo sale Al Muliord'A

Music and dancing on the new pavilion
at tho Temperance picnic ON Friday.
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SUBSCRIBE for TnE WEEKLY ArrrAl, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
tribuiion OF gifts Dccembcr 1.
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HNnREw PIoSic June o. Privileges for
sale at No. 2l0 Main street.
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Buy Pumps, Drive Wells and Hose of.
A. Bailey &Co.
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viii be sold ut Esliyal park to the highest
snd best bidder Wednesday. May 80 at 2
O'clock pm. Toms cash.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30

Boy the bonds Of tho Idlcwild Land
company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-30

N. G. KIM, 1870 Main street, choice
fresh meats Of all kinds.