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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04
ENGLISH RAILROADS.
No LObbyIng In Parliament,

England handles her railroads with
much more ease than the United States
do theirs. This Is due 10 the fact that
the railroad corporations are far less
gigantic in the aggregate, and have no
scope In the parliamentary elections,
the result being that that cxcrcscencc
on American legislative bodies known
as the lobby is unknown In Parliament.
The Railway and Canal Traffic bill,
which, next to the Local Government
bill, is looked upon as the most i'm
.portant measure Of the present season,
Is interesting, as exhibiting the cool
fashion In which the companies are
shut out In the administration Of their
own affairs. Railway Commissioners
are to be appointed for all three king
doms They are to determine all the
rates, though they must take the cost
Of the roads into consideration In fixing
them. All discrimination or undue
preference, as 1t Is called here, Is to be
abolished. Complaints against the
companies are to be adjusted by the
Commissioners nj a minimum cost to
the complainant. Furthermore the
bill revives all the canals and makes
them by law active competitors with
the railways. The efforts hitherto
made by the railways at great expense
to control the canals are thus nulliiicd
The Commissioners are to adjust
canal tolls and make them reasonable
All the canal and railway companies
must forthwith publish schedules ol
rates and accounts Of the operating ex
pcnses and earnings. No canal can be
abandoned without the Commissioners
sanction. The effect of the law will bt
in fact to throw all The heavy traffic
into the canals and put an end TO thu
present combination. The bill, in short
notifies the companies that II is no
their business to control trade, nurs'
industries or develop certain localities
but simply to carry what they arr
asked to, and it is a wonderfully good
law in every respect. II shows a clos,
study of American Legislation, bu
nearly everything that Parliament triel
to do nowadays shows the same thing
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04
Great Authorities on Free Whlskey.

We pointed out not long ago that
Alexander Hamilton, the great Feder-
alist, advocated taxation of whiskey BY
the Federal Government upon moral
grounds, holding, In his Report on
the Public Credit as Secretary of the
Treasury, January 0, 1890, that :" the
consumption Of ardent spirits. no
doubt very much on account of the
cheapncss, Is carried to an extreme
which is truly to be regretted, as well
In regard TO the health and morals as
to the economy Of the community
and that If the proposed tax should
decrease consumption, @the effect
would be in every respect desirable
Thomas Jefferson, the great Democrat,
came to occupy the same position on
this issue. In letter TO an old friend,
dated at Monticello, May 3, 1923, Mr..
Jefferson advocated the lcvying of an
excise tax on whiskey, not so much as
q fiscal measure as for It's moral effect,
because of "the prostration of body
and mind which the chcapness of this
liquor Is spreading through the mass
of our citizens Mr.. Jefferson pointed
out that "the drunkard requires re-
strictive measures to save him from
the fatal infatuation under which he
is destroying bis health, his morals,
his family and his usefulness to
society," and he delared that zone
powerful obstacle to bis sclf-indulgcncc
would be price beyond his com
petence. AS IA sanitary measure, there
fore" he added, II becomes one Of duty
in public guardians" Mr.. Blaine, in
speaking of The repeal Of the tax on
whiskey, says; "Other considerations
than those of financial administration
arc to be taken into account with re-
gard to wbiskey. There is a mora
side to it, Again Mr. Blaine says
"To cheaper the price of whiskey is 20
increase its consumption enormously
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04
Republican I,amentatlOn.

Representative Stockdale pungently
touches up habit of the Republican
party as follows:
II tell you Mr.. Chairman, there il
more lamentation in the Republican
party over one colored man who votes
with his friends to escape New England
taxation than ninety and nine who die
Droughts may afllict them. floods may
overwhelm them, New England will
send them tracts on transubstantiation
but If one votes out of the church
whose God is protection the legisla.
turc of the United States government
pausvs, and thousands are spent x
know why that negro voted that way
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b cash. Accounts Of regular custo-
iors due and presented the lst OF each
lonth.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04

Quite number of our country
friends shipped the early Ansden
peach month ago and received moth
ing for them. If they viii now ship
the fine peaches ready for market they
will realize good prices. New Orleans
is the best market, for the fruit south
of us is pretty well gone. We noticed
to-day that third bushel boxes are sell
ing as high as $1.25. Our peach crop
is so abundant than we ought to try
to realize something for it.-lIolly
Springs Reporter.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04

1t is given out at Jackson that about
10 clerks are behind in rendering
their accounts of the distribution
school fund, and that this will account
for the delay in having the distribution
made by the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts. About so clerks that are In
nocent of blame are resting under the
suspicion of being delinquent in this
matter, and we think the blame should
be made to rest on the delinquents by
publishing their names.-Lexington
Bulletin.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04

Work on the grand trunk line OF
the Georgia Pacific from Columbus to
Greenville is all under headway and
contractors are pushing their work
rapidly to completion. Messrs. Glib
son & Corpening, Sullivan Il Son, a.
W. Little, DIR. L. L. Crump, and Gibson,
Julian n Co. are all getting along
splendidly. Yesterday was payday
with DR.. Crump, and large number
of people were made glad and happy
with months earnings.-Wcst Point
Forum.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04

Cotton worms, 1t is reported, have
made their appearance on the Ben
Lomond place. We believe their ap-
pearance is noted on this place ahead
of any other in the county, every sea-
son. We don't fear them, however.
this season as our planters have been
expecting them and have laid in a good
supply of Paris green, which is dead
shot on them,-Spectator.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04

There will be reunion of the sur
vivors of the famous old LIST Mississippi
G. 5. A. Cavalry Regiment at Durant
on Thursday, September 9th, 1888,
aud large attendance is expected and
desired. Genl Armstrong, in whose
brigade this regiment ranked LIST, by
number, as well as valor, will be pres
ent.-Charlesto News.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04

We do not fail to recognize brother
Burkett's valuable services as q legis-
lator and will not give his detractors
one grain of comfort, but the treat
ment of the A. K NJ. college was q
gross mstake all the more gross for
the reason that the blow was from the
hands of one who, by his profession,
ought to be its good friend and sup
porter. A proper and well balanced
attitude towards the colleges is that of
undisguised friendliness to each and
such appropriations to each as may be
necessary to promote their continued
efiiciency.-NIacon Beacon.
Saturday night a negro woman was
shot and instantly killed at her home
near Beulah The party doing the
shooting was on the outside of the
house and fired through the window.
A child was the only witness to the
killing. and ON her sworn statement a
negro named Jake Jones was arrested
and is now in Jail. Close on the heels
of this murder negro man named
Sam Templeton, in the same neighbor-
hood, fatally cut another negro. lie,
too. is now behind the bars. How
long is this spasm of red-handed muir
der to continue ?-I,olivar Democrat.
We learn that the bank is certainty,
that the stock is all taken and business
will open in the building adjoining the
drug store OF Davis Henderson Il Co
About $4,000 of the stock is taken
here. September 1st is the time SET
for the opening. We see no reason
why this bank should not be one Of
the best paying ones in the State; sit
uated as IL is. in this rich Delta coun.
try, where millions of dollars arc used
annually, and which has to be gotten
from distance. All that is necessary
to make it successful will be to let the
money out 10 home men at a reason
] able rate, and let it be known that they
do banking business to make sue
cess of it, and have the money to sup
ply the demand.-Valley Flag.
There is no part of the United Statei
where greater need exists for harmon,
amongst the people than in Yazoo
| As long as the white voters are united
as long as they can decide the issue
that must arise, between themselves
SO long viii peace, prosperity and hap
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04

Hon. II. Z. Walker, of Lauderdale
county, has written a letter to the
Meridian News, in which he comes out
boldly against prohibition. Before
the local option election two years ago
he was an avowed prohibitionist, and
was active in his advocacy of that
cause. lie is for temperance now, but
against prohibition.-News.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1888-08-04
VOL. 2I.
STATE NEWS.

The following gentlemen have been
appointed by Gov. Nieholl TO consti-
tute the Fifth Louisiana Levee Board ;
J. b. IIiserodt and Wilmer ii. Shields,
of Coneordia C. G. Cordill and Car
neal Goldman, of Tensas; L. L. Max
well, of Madison and W. G. Lyle, of
East Carroll.-Natchez Banner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-20
BLUEGRASS" No. 384.

sized by Rysd,ku liamhlcionan. slrc " 20 irotien
With rcconis VI ~ or better and sip, 81 ~ sons
that have each gotten ono or muw 30 performers.
Gr,t dam XIII 10y Ions bland Black llaws; sccond
dam by Young puEoc. halt brother In American
fcllrae. ihlri dam iy COhins Messenger b. ln
ported Messenger.
BLrEuRAss e ~, hand hllh, .cil brown A.
most black. With Wine cilond nhnls and muSflc
two white hccls heavy mnuc and tan, long bodicd,
heavy boncl aud very stylish lie Il tho ,ifc Of
Grey Cloud, rcootd 2l1's-uial .i9',. oi D.cehCr,
site ~ one 90 performer aud ci the dun Of iady
Of Lyuns. rrcori hzif. Tie j. half brother Ia ncs
wr. 2i,tii Motto. DIS. Jay Gould. 22ii.i dcors'
Niltcs. 80. aud fall brother 70 Mcnclnus 22d
HiuEGRAss II The only t1n Oi Hisiyks Ham
blri milan. who's sfryiccs w,nc ever uirrd 10 the
p,uple SOUTH 90 kENitCkr and no Will inl,
itisnn bc limited n ten outside marva Tee so
cash, with usual privileges VI Ulurn
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER. No. Of.

ufrd by Smith a Powell symrusc. \. v Calvci
Nay q. isa Coiof black. shield tnip. throat
tfstct stripe up left shoulder over on riTht lani
ruund hlls.. belly. ifis md one half tall white
Hire fcihofland Prince so 10 a. a. o. the bot
rifnbinei m.ik and butter bull IN America
pfu rfunrlia -. beautiful row. years Oh
Mrrah T. is,l. with tho form aud all tho points Of
gfai miller rrinelh a had been giving inilk
moru than oicyon months IN her gyey old form.
nud bold up 81 inon than gallons W day tha
iouf pfrci Al the Sew iOk ttaio Fam In 1871
atd faL
CFniin gave fpr gmih Powell q pounds
il ufH Day When ycar oi
gEriNRLAND PIONEER 4 very sirhirht and
fqunir. with IN exceedingly hroad and level back
rod long hirs. toii coat "a annually mellow
,kln. and weighs nearly lsD pounds tcrylco fec
ere cash. With usual privileges Of return
Doc ilnhcf particulars hldnss
y. r. ~ CAni.lN. Manager.
Loak.b1N A. Ncmphia. Tom
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-20
JOHN DoRY, No. 5I6I.
standard aud nerI.irrea.

Sired by Pilot Mimhrluo The h-i hrcf son Of
pllni ". dam Indiana diam ~ Indianapolis fgil.
hy NNnhfl1o Ch'cf l1loi NamhHul uanie q ncDnl
Of slii. IN the mud. Iabic Trial over Louisville
Joke, Ciub Trast IN eN,.
Tint dam 81 John nop1 Agnes b. Namhflno
Star trcofd ga.l. s1n II Nambhno Chict Nam
htlno chief wns ~ Namtrino raymasIcr, be by
Mamhrlnn ho by imported Messenger
joins pOllY h 10 hands hgh. scnl brown. Al.
most hlark two white heels hcnyy u'nne md tall.
.hof. coupled and hcn,y burci. iiu g. a horse II
line action. aud very stylish Although In his 1ycar
ID iufm aud never tfaint hoisvrfy fustani level.
hciic.i. anil canfT-si ata ~ p,ii DC was ioaiei
April Is. 80 NJ lndisn illll, Ky Iimiicd 10 ton
maics Service icc $50 ciih. With usual priyll
tfss af MUM.
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ChancerY Sale
Or
r r. Al T. ST A r K.

No. COS. R.--Chsnocry CouH o. shclby county,
siaic Of Tennessee ". q. u. flcccg 81 a.
ny virtue ~ an intcflorfiioy dccrcc Toe stlc en-
icr,d IN the above cause on the 81 day Il pcccrn.
bcr ISL ~ ~ a. pnec IN iwill scil NJ public auc.
lion " The hlghcst hiddrr. In ifont 81 The Clerk
aud Masters Onicc. Counhou.e 81 shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn. on
saturday. March y. 1883.
within legal hrufs. The following described prop
cry. situated ~ shelby county Tenn, to.Hiil
Inif z nnd .. block %. fon fickcflng
lots and n smith subdivision 81 W T. 81 block
q, Tenth Nnri. beginning on the west side ~ Main
kifrct ~ iCct south "A the south line uf Alabama
aryct. thence south with Main street n feet thence
Wcsi 100 feet theme north % feet thence east i0D
ials II and II. Giock a. adjoining Ncs.oks 10,
on The east ,ide 81 Maln tifcgl, httsccn Alabama
and jackson sirrcts Tenth Wrd.
lots 94, %, q, u le, H. - 10. n. 81. 2, 2,
"a block ~ Tcuth Nanl.
lots y Band y. block 10 tenth ward.
lots I aud p block no. Tenth Narl. inuuilua ~
feet each on Thifd street. and running back 10 ccl
iSi b block "a Tenth Ward
lot p. block - Icnlh ward.
lot 1. block ~. Tenth Ward,
lot 10. block q, Tcuth Nani.
ihis and . block ~ Tenth Ward.
lots - and ~. block n, Tcnih Ward
LYl -, block 10. Tenth Wand.
inl ID refsnns subdivision ~ nrrpl lying IN The
northeast angie of fernando road and Mclemorc
iSl IL il fer-on's subdivision Of lot v Of who
William suislivBion, hunting ~ icrl on the
Iouth side Of Ida strcct founcsnti District
Lot 4 hlock a. nrOvn avenue,
Lots ~ aud ~, Dunn subdivision, fronting on
ncae sirrrt aud the firon ll0ot road, inGil1 tcrt
iot ~, Withefspoon'f subdivision. on Jackson
street iouficcuth District
iat 4. block 10. north ado q Calhoun street, poS
40 feet
lot =. block !. ovcr,on subdivision. Fourteenth
Dlstrir.
iol and cat hall of lot !. block a. oyer.on "a.
dillon. Fourteenth District. iStfsi7o lccL
lot ~ and n, block 7. 1suih Ward.
Terms u haio-On a rfCdlt ~ ala months note
with security hcafinr interest," from daic rcqulrrd
lien fcialncd. redemption haired. This fehfua,
.. 1883
=. T. MCDOWELL. CLERK and Master.
ryt. n. Bndlcy, ~. Z, and n.
q W. AZ. ". ifclstell soilrltor.
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Mr.. Z. A. Ireland. Of Brccn. Phillips &
Co., Nashville, Tcun.. says II was afflicted
with Files for twenty years, aud | tried
every remedy offered me; finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II gave me
instant relief. aud has effected permanent
cure. Eausun Root Medicine Co., manu-.
fwturrrs, Nashville. Tenn. 50 cents and 81
Per bottle. for sale AZ Holsters drug store,
No. 23 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-20

For milch COW weighing 1000 pounds
froni one TO three pounds cotton seed meal
j. the quantity la feed. II depends on the
character OF the other food and the eating
aud digcsing capacity Of the individual
COW, ~ TO whether the quantity be one
pound or three pounds In feeding food
~ very concentrated, you must feed very
li.hily at iirst, and Increase the quantity
liliiu by little.
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Read the Following Endorsements OF Distinguished
Physicians:

n h Wokcn
Of ylahe PuAei
hereby certify that examined Family
In Ia d and opinion worthy hs oans s''
public III HAM u
Thavo the rmr
N diseases wiis
M. u,
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opinions eIIfc d . gentlemen
sor of Burnett Medical COLLEGE"
which will aid wonderfully In ds
lnF and the proper AopathG Homeopathic E'''
Hydro hlcandIIs Ieam
Every Family the family doctor hh not Intended
take the place Of In every instance everything possible
mhh absence
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namely Infants" the Sick"
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physicians separately for the methods used
schools Of medicine aud all tho prescriptions made b.
their respective modes practice This makes the work specially
amy maer what ho Of medicine they prefer
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D r. d. S. JOH SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
DO. l7 Jenerson street.
et. Main and Front, MEMPHIS, TENN
tfsiablishcd ia ito0l

liStablishcd IN is0ol
mr. JOHNSON T. arknov icsired BY III piriics IN.
~ tcrssicii as hy ilf thr most sucrtrTfil phul.
clan In the treatment OF private or rrrrci dcslcA
qnlrk, permanent cure guaranteed lu cyery uan,
male ~ fcmalc hCurnt cascs 81 G1uuffhpa AL
syphilis rurud IA n few da'H without the ~ "
uieryury. chanf,u of diet og hindrlncn iniui butl
nfss fcslndary Eyphliis, the lat sostig. cfiil.
faird without the use 81 mercury, Involuntary
los of scnien stopped Ia a shpr tine. Snnrrfi
irum mp0icncy Of Los 81 sexual npNer r'fiprri -
and excessive Vrnrly, "A nflnn lnuu Hiuriu tufftrl
aud los NJ phyalrI nnd Wrutll poser, sn'f lliy
aud permanently Cuud. PARTICULAR nitsnWpn pau
iiiCs aud old curuli wiifyni the ~ ~ r1lsf
o. the knife. All consuliiiluns strictly rlnHi'n
tial NcdiClncs S1ni 10 cklgce W al iifa VI ili
country,
e-NofkinFncn curef Al half the r1iiai rates
Ofhua houn IRON , O'Clock a.tn. o. u.rlu'k pfh
~ n lull uA. I'D
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FI,voH your drinking water with ten
b. twenty DROPS Angustura B,tiers and you
will avid all danpcrof the Impurities which,
unfortunately. abound In our water supply.
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No Other Book Published Does

sEcoyDwhcn person really attacked by disease enables
advice a. Send for a physician
easily ailments Of
Of only you recognise them gives full Directions for
distinguish between dangerous aud rnns
tells when necessary and when no, necessary, call physician
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FOR LEASE!
The Atlantic Hotel
MOREHEAD CITY, N. c.

located im 'icii ririy m Tho Ananiic Ocean md
ono ~ tho must delightful summer fca0rh ia
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trr siap 81 fnlnt noofi
Itutinr. ihihnr AMI iishlng II nack Door
Ilnuas anil furnltun' In flfltflHf uftfff
t1nfifir toils NHtrf and uaf IN livery Room
IL iure durinr The Tcarhnrs AarmhIr. this
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i'e end nov. 10 -at1fy The incrcaasd drneuft Que
huudrai more furnished fputns nfc 20 - sillCd.
Az olrlani hall T. being built ~ the Teachers
Assembly,. which lnsnfrs their mCgtlnf ever YcHf
This alone wii ~ ~ fcnls anl bfiug ~ Won bead
10 June thoussnis ~ pcoplc beiofc any Other sum
tIisff iifslu has a guest
shall h. pieass-l b. corrgpond with any hotel
insu Who has the ability 10 handle q th9usand
q. w. BfAcINAfis
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Offering sio list Of subbcr will AJAX every Old
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THE MOST PRACTICAL THE MOST RELIABLE
SHOULD
OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN
NEW EDITION.

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This will give an idea OF the value Of
co,l0n-sced meal % feed:

Will positively cure sick headache and
prevent IT, return, Caricr's Little Liver
iill.. This Is not talk, but truths one pill a
dosc. See ddycriis, mcnL small pill Small
dos. sec price.
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usu lanl plaster in tho manure troughs,
and ON the manure where the ammonia is
liable 10 escape very rapidly. Land plaster
fixes the ammonia and preserves H. Lime
j. mol recommended for this purpose.
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DuLi-DrRiNG TnE PAST WEER ONE mol
ID stein bull. black aud white spotted. some
thing oycra year old. Was last sen by the CITY
Hospital ON Union street Reward iut his iciurn
to &. l.. PtLLEN,
Taxing District oGirc
COw-oN OCT TO-. FROM ~ ALABAMA N !
~ small brindlc cow. Tips Of both horn. thyc'i
Oh aud holes horcd through near tip end. spring.
ing 10 calves when left q reward i0F reinrn 10 -
Alabama strcet.
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LOST

LOST.
4 lLoARs EXCHANGED At THE MENPUl
~ HALL TUESDAY ulrhl-OwluK to n mistake iu
checking ard great simlarlty In sppcan,prg Nr,.i.
~ Jones. % D, soio. took rlnft nj tciourlnf ~
her aud left hCrs. cuutninlnr her card cnea VITA
name on cufiN The exchange eau T. nccum
piishci by notifying Air Joncl 20 pcioto sirrtt
DuPPY-BRowS sEwFOr NpLAND: REfuRS
j 90 Gcpfyc n Peters 30 Iaudcrlalc street
aud BE- rewarded
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Rooms AND HOARD.
DOARp-i75 sECOND-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with hoiul Cor man aud Nlic can 10 had ai
Ia Second klrct Reference must b. ritru. unY
boapicp snlicitcd. MRS v sriiEiiLi
DoARD- coon DAY BOARD Ar slAu0 PR
ID mouth. go unlon u
nEaRABLE ROOMS AND HOARD ~ y MAD
- ron arcfi.
L'URNisnED ROOMS. WITH or WITHOUT
II board 10 iiain street
ENTLEMLN CAS- GIT COMFORTABLE DAY
VI board Ut No 10 Count ~ Tor eiio 70 work.
MICE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IOR HENT.
~ with or without boani. n 20 Ngshluginu
siruet
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II furnished or unfurnished 9si Vance street
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-20

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-20

I ARGE PLEASANT ROOM on FIRST FLOOR,
II nicely furnished Apply to i96 Fourth street
nNE LARGE UNFINISHED ROOM. SOUTH.
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