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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-04-06
Ills First lesson:

In "Mcmoirs OF John Shipp' "c,, mrs
the following amusing description OF Il
young officers first day in the riding
school, who unfortunately had never
been on horses back before. The
first morning after lie has Joined his
regiment, he finds himself exalted on
IL spirited stced, some sixteen hands
hi=h his chm is so elevated i,y II leathe
stock that lie can jus, ,.,.. I lle head
and ears OF the animal on which I,
sits: his heels are screwed on hy tile
iron first OF the rough rider. and the
small of his back is well bent in.
Having been put I'M, his position,
the word MARCH" isgivcn. rhisrunl-
inand tic vcl drilled aniaal ol,cys
immediately, and lie l,ncliir' i' sud
denly set inmotion, ,lcrcsul; ofwli,ir
usually is that the youm. :rn:!rma
speedily finds his way to the ground.
with he loss OF more or less skin from
his shin. or with his nose crubliny in
the ground.
Come, sir, Jump up, and don't
be hearted hrcn,se yo,, are
tlnorcd," says the ri'liny-n,nstrr "Iu
the army vOu will have many upsau,l
downs"
"Wcll, but am hurt" declares the
young man.
81 hole not, sir. Yonm,'~, be more
cnrcful.' u
The pupil mounts again. and the or
der is again given to march. aud of
goes the horse second time, the mas
ter roaring out at intervals,
"Wrll done, air. Head Il little high
ur--locs in, sir--lccls out bond the
small OF the back n rifle more. Bravo
We will now try Il l,tl. trot. Hrr"l-
lect, sir, to kcepyourIt,ti1 IN hand
Tro!.
We'll done, sir--knccs IL little lower.
What are your elbows doing ny there?
Faster. faster"
"lIalt" cries the Young man
"Make the horse stop shall br off!
shall be OFF,
BRAVO, sir, That's better. l;ct
up"
81 am Off" cries sthrdi,;rrsscd pupil;
! am OFF,
"Not yet" cries he incxorabc ser.
scant,
81 am
well, you are now, sir. Ihopcyou
are not hurt
"My nose blceds."
"Roush rider, get Il bucket oi water
Tor the gcmman."
The young man mounts again aud
SO gets through the first day drill at
riding, lucky if he has no more falls.
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e.. s.sn News Nuggets

Tho Pope is displcased because of the
Misrepresentation of his views on the
Irish question. The misstatemcnts that
have been circulated have greatly increas.
cd the difficulty OF his work OF conciliatins
England and Ireland.
Since the announ cement that there would
in all proDa bility he settlement OF the
Manitoban monopoly question, by which
the Canadian Pacific would get another
good.sizel plum from the dominion gov.
ernment. there has been regular boom in
Canadian Pacific stocks. which have ruled
much stronger the past few days and have
risen from 57& to 599,. A large number OF
shares were sold at those figures.
The late German emperor's will showe
that his total savings do not exceed Sl2,.
800, 900. The larger portion OF the prop.
erty is left to increase the crown treasure
or general fund OF the crown established
by his father. The remainder is divided
among Empress Augusta, Emperor Fred
The Babels.urg castle and the Coblcntz
palace arabequeathrdt to Empress Augusta.
There are minor lcsacies.
Low.lying districts along the banks Of
the Rivers Elbe and Vistula are innundat-
ed. The village OF Dornitz il isolated in
the midst Of II great lake. A number OF
soldiers from the nearest garrison, after
arduous efforts. succeeded in reaching
there with supply OF food for the inhab-
itants, but fifteen of them were drowned
in the attempt Further attempts to re.
lieve numerous villages in similar posi-.
tion are being made. The Goods it is es-
timated. cover 500 square miles OF terri.
tory. and alarming rumors of the extent
of damage done are circulated. Emperor
Frederick is deeply concerned at the dis.
tress and damage caused BY the floods in
VI rious parts OF Germany, and has order.
ed his miiist .rs to take all needful steps
Tor the relief uf sufferers from these inun.
dations.
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miscellaneous News Notes.


The Missouri river Is on a rampacc. nrd
1t 1t continues to rise, the disasters Of two
or three years ago will lie repeated.
II is reported from Helena, Montana.
that the kootenais Indians have taken the
war. path and isolated white settlers are
fleeing to places Of safety.
The executive council Mt Dcs Moines has
about concluded their labors assessing the
railroads OF the State OF Iowa. The as.
sessment has been increased IRON S3S. {.
900 to about s43, 100000.
a citizen cf Grecnville. s. c., found an
old clifton oil Shakspere at u Charleston
bookstall n few months ago. He bought
It Tor $3, u day or two aftcrwar.l sold it
to book dealer for $3.50, and the dealer
has just sold it in London for $500.
The official statement OF the South.
western railway association for the first
and second weeks OF March, shows that
the Chicago. Burlington g. Quincy earned,
in that period less than 81, 600 on through
and competitive business between Chicnyo
and Kansas City and common points. it
le estimated that the gross earnings of the
road will fall oil over $l,2OO.O 900 for the
month
There is beginning to be unusual, almost
unprecedented, activity among tho Adven.
lists, both Of the Frst Day and Seventh,
Day classes. Both believe that 1855 will
wind up time, the difference being that the
First Day Adventists fix the date. whereas
the Seventh Daycrs Simply say the cnd is
not lar off, Among the Cincinnati First
day Ad,entists tradesmen have sent their
pills out. They have nearly as possible
balanced all accounts. and among them
all is ready for the ascension.
Homer Fellows. the father cf Miss Eel.
lows, who is reported in dispatches from
Dakota to have married Chaska, u Sioux
Indian. says that be has received a letter
irnm tir daughter dated March II, an
;n,,u''ncing that she was to be married to
Mr.. Samnl Campbell, nephew of the Rev.
DR.. Hartford, oil the Episcopal church. Mr..
Campbell is employed by tho bureau of In.
dian Affairs and is stationed ut Fort Ben.
net. In "a letter OF the same date received
from Mr.. Campbell, that gentleman says
that he has slight trace Of Indian blood
in his veins, and Mr.. Fellows asserts that
from this slight foundation has sprung the
sensational repotts that have been pub
lis he'd,
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seemed as if the world had suddenly

SeeIneu Tvs II Ullo WOrlu HNU SuuutNIy
stopped.
By and by she heard DR.. Danton's
voice in the garden, but she only hud.
died closer and stopped her ears with
her hands. He was nothing to her
now.
At sunset her step.mother came to
her with cup of ten and sat down
by her bed.
II hope this will be u lesson to YOU
Lea, she began.
ooh, never want to- see him again"
she cried. al would die if | could.
But l mist 60 while he stays here
You will be willing, won't you?"
in the future, Lea, YOU may make o
visi, 10 your Uncle lIcnry's.'
"Mayl go Tomorrow" asked lea.
"ies. Remember am being very
indulsrnt to you, Lea, and hope you
will he grateful"
In the night the girls agony found
relief in flood oftcars. Palcnnl tired
she knotted Zip her brals before the
mirror in the morning. III. could bc
helped she would not see l,r Dan, ON
again Her stepmo,hcrcould tell him
that she w;ts i'll. When Dr. I,anton
had gone for the mail she went down
stairs.
Go this morning." said Mrs. Cax-
ton in surprise. We'll, dom, care.
You can harness Old Pharaoh and
drive over, and ii you stay more than
a week I'll send you some things"
Down the shady lane. DRAWN. he
top buggy, trotte,l the old Ph4"aoh.
Lea was crying. oh, she waS so lonely
and sad. The brightness was mor,iins.
At the end OF the long lame, she aud
DR. Danton had stopped in their walk
the night before and Il few flowers he
had forgotten We're !adin. upon the
stGl'a wall inn remembered low he
had put tlcnt down to i,;.d her shawl
more closely abou, her. and vii h
strange contradiction OF ireln. she
stopped the horse sprany out oi the
buggy, and took up the limp, still fra
crant things. Then her lips parted in
a little cry--ior DIR. Danton rose from
the grass on the other side OF the wall
where he had been sitting
What does this mean, Lea" he
said, compos~lls "Why are eyonr,,n-
iiISuWuN from me.
Turning red and pale lea looked up
into face so grave, SO gent lie, and so
full OF concern for her evident grief
that all restraint vanished.
TO be so kind all sllmmer-to o take
care OF me and pet me, and then to
write such lettrr$-oh, did you think
because was II little country girl
had no ircllng9" sobbe,l Lea.
LEA, my darling. what is all this"
asked DR. Damlon.
She told him; she showed him the
bits OF writing.
"1t is yours, there is no mistake"
she cried.
"Yes, it is mntc, lea. Now listen,
il, iiiy summers rest and leisure |
have INDUCED myself i'll writing ii nov
el, which is to he published next year,
This is Il scrap of discarded manu-.
script. Child, has this mistake really
:rievcl you? do you love mc9 ] love
you dearly. Lea, will you be my
wiic?'
Not long after Mrs. Gaxton waS as
tonished to see DIR. n,lrivins old
Pharaoh into the yard. lie >pruns
out and assisted Lea to nli,ht.
"I.ca and are engaged and have
begged her not to leave home lust ut
present, he sni':
'l'mph! then lie will marry hc.!"
sa,d Mrs. Caxton to herself.
And he did.
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crlmes and Criminals.

s. Redfield, a wealthy retired businee.
man, residing near Florence, n. j., com.
mitted suicide by taking laudanum and
opening one OF the arteries in his arm.
The project OF Magdnlena district, Son
ora, Mex. has notified Gov. oral that tho
Alta and Santa Anna stage was taken in
BY two masked men near Ocuca. Therob
bers carried off a number Of sacks of coin
and what other valuables they could get.
The next day Diego Marino and n posse
pursued tha highwaymen as far as Tub.
tuna, %nere the trail was lost. 1t is
ebougttt the robbers are attempting to get
across the line into the United States.
There are indications that the people OF
the counties OF West Virginia and Ken.
lucky lying along the Big Sandy river, will
be released from the domination OF the
band OF robbers. murdcrers and outlaws,
which has operated over an area OF more
than one hundred square miles during the
past eighteen months. The band is sup.
posed to number from ten to thirty.five.
Two oi the ringleaders-Charlcs and Stepll-
sd soafessed More arrests en
A frightful double tragedy occurred Mt
Waterloo. Iowa. While George Hill was
standing in the office OF Todd's hotel. A.
w. Allysworth Of Council Bluffs walked in
and, pointing pistol at Hills head. asked
uto HE N&lS WOTlu. without
giving him time to reply. Alyswor orth fired,
striking Hill above the left eye and intlict.
ing fatal wound. AlIysworth then rush
cd into the street and was firing at every
one he met. when John Campbell. city
marshal. called him to surrender. He
turned and fired twice at tine marshal,
whereupon the latter shot him in the head
with shotgun, killing him. Ailysworth
is thought to have been insane.
Mrs. Minnie Licbkuechner gave poison
to her three children. Anthony. nine
years old; Charles, seven and Christopher,
four years Pld. Anthony and Charles are
dead, an the other will not live. The
mother was arrested. Mrs. Liebuectner
is not insane. She was driven to her act
by trouble too great to bear. Her husband
she said. died four years ago. She had
struggled to keep the children together, but
failed. They were taken from her and sent
to the juvenile asylum. Only recently she
had got them back with infinite trouble,
opposed by poverty on one side and the
persecution of her husband 8 relatives on
tho Other. but she could not keep them.
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PrlnteIa' MaRaa.

Boston Journal Comparison OF the wa.
ces paid TO nny particular class OF VIC rkers
here and in Great Britain are always in.
teresting and instructive and moreover
invariably gratifying to Americans. Such
comparison ia that which follows of the
wages OF compositors for work done by the
week in Great Britain and the Unted
States:
Great Britain. nine hours per day.
London. 50; Liverpool. So: Manchester
1912; Dublin. Ss.24; Glasgow, Ss.2l;
Edinburgh, IS: Belfast $7.ls.
United States. ten hours per day.
New York, s1s; Philadelphia SIG Chica.
go SIG; 81. Louis, SIG; Cambridge, Sl5;
Boston, SIS.
1t will be seen that American composi.
tors receive almost exactly twice rs much
pay as their British brethren.
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Items About Peop,e,

Ex-Gov. John T. Hoffman Of New York,
died mt Wicsbaden, Germany, of heart dis.
case.
Gen. Moore, commander Of the Saliva.
tion Army in America, has arrived Mt
plymouth, Mass, to superintcnd the for.
nation OF the new corps of Saivationlsts
here who rcbellcd and set up as an inde.
pendent body.
News was received at Boston of the
death at Toronto, Ont, OF Abner Ingalls,
Kenyon, late president of the Pacific
National Bank OF that city, OF which the
it's management aud the disappearance
oi its president are well known matters
Mr. Benyon hos lived in Mexico and Can.
aoa ior the PEST two years. He leaves q
widow and nine children.
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JEALOUSY.


BY MAYDuRY FLEMING.
Down dewy walks Of summer nights
held your hand that on my arm
Lay like caresscs close and warm
Amid the shadows and the lights
And told you how the winter frost
Went out at breath OF true loves rites,
And how l found all tlearncss lost
Down dcwy walks of summer nights.
Again, al,, sweet. sweet love is crossed
BY that OF blame that comes to chill
:. The Heart, dear heart it canuut kill
Whatever pangs Of death it cost;
Look up, then, dear! and know me stron.
To hold your love on sacred heights,
And lend you, mine! our whole lives long
Down dewy walks OF summer nights.
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Three Men Massacred,

,h,on me ,,a,. ,acas o, .hs cru el ASSASSINATION o
,hree prospcctors. whose names are un
.n';Wh' .,n; ~ hootchai Indians fresh iron
ei, .he,r hr".c'he dahGe' nave lnst been dis
J;.'" Ji,s't t a.. ,pokahe ralis. w. l.. by an In
va III n''H'e. VINO Sa" siA nraSes IN the ac'
,.,,. " n.' '',H: ."e '',''Ga n' the prospect0rs
WILL. mm""' .ney ia" killed on tine Llbb,
,Iv,m ,,Iv,s,o. .tn,' t.n ~ luahn. o., ~ WAS NJ"
donItl,, ti,.' ,i,e ,.,ss S".o" 'ne crlms. nut "n
,".ns w. ."e; i,'t !hurnernne ieeiing enscntierer
the medicine dance M In" mur,Inrni ,", ="
only had two horses. and their cnt;re ',,,
1T Indicated that thev were mn"r "a, Al
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!. lon: .,a.i In The mines have b.sn very frequent

Ninnsseab. Kingman county, Kansas,
was wiped out BY . cyclone. Il struck tho
leaving only three houses standing in tn.
place: Two churches, five stores and fiji.
teen dwellings were torn to pieces, and the
flying timbers killed three persons and
maimed seventeen others.
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The following bills we're introduced:


For the establishment Of a permanent
board OF arbitration between the United
States and Great Britain and France.
rendering the thanks OF congress to
Lieut.. \. W. Greedy and others Tor cour.
age, energy and fidelity in the conduct oil
the late scientific expedition to the Arctic
seas.
To equalize the salaries of post,nasters
at presidential post offices.
On motion Of Mr.. Cox. OF New York, the
senate bill Was passed nppropriatin. 81,
600 to provide for paying the funeral cx.
pcnses OF the chief justice oi the supreme
court.
Mr.. Springer, OF Illinois, from the com.
mittee on territ ories, reported the hill for
the organization OF the Territory oi
Alaska.
District business occupied the test o;the
session.
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Record of G asualtios.
"A a serious explosion OF gas occurred in
sne new coal mine at Anthracite, Manito.
DE- Two men were badly burned. Explo.
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Among the petitions and memorials pre
sented and referred were several from the
Iowa Patrons OF limsbandrv, asking that
agricultural products be cIually protected
with manufactured articles; that foreign
immigration he restricted 80 as to keen
out all paupers and criminals; and that
all United States senators be elected by a
direct vote of the people. Also petitions
for the protection oi wool and woolcn
goods.
Mr.. Allison introduced a hill appropri.
ating 50, 900 to defray the funeral expen.
ses Of the late chief Justice of the supreme
court of the United States. Passed.
Mr.. Cullom, from the committee on ter.
ritories, reported unanimously :he resolu.
tions declaring it to he the sense oi the
Senate that new states should he admitted
into the Union only on the basis OF euuali.
ty with the existing states, an 4 that co,,.
gress ought not to exercise any supervision
over tue provisions OF the conatitution OF
any sucl, new state further than IL ncces.
sary to guarantee to each state ~ rcpubli.
form OF government, that the territory oi
Utah should not hc admitted until il il
certain that its civil affairs shall not he
controlled by the priesthood.
The bill for the purchase Of land was
considered and debated at length.
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THE PIONEER EXPRESS
. publishel
HvGRY FRIDAY MORNING.
AT PEMBlNA. d. z,
wARpwELL& = THOMPSON, Publisher.
sasmiption. q Per Annum, in Adysace,

Vhe Pioneer Express ciroulatee uumerously IN
s!ery yneighboghoodi in Psmbina county. and 70
independent In politics, though suppoetine He.
S0blicsn principles. Regular oominuuieeSions
W0m al parts ee The county publishod Weefiy.
4ss9 nayGsennS medium aS has 10 equal a
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memphis a CharIc.,en nnliroaa

Day trains carry Pullman, buffet.
dmwing-room and smoker slccpcn be.
tween Memphis aud New York without
cchangc,yia Chattanooga. Bristol, Roanoke.
llagertown, Harrisburg aud Philn.
dclphia.
Night trains carry Pullman, vcslibulc.
bullet, dmWinrroom, library and smoker
slccpcrs, the finest made. between Mem.
phi- and Washington, without change, via
Chattanooga, Bristol aud lynchburg. Ten
trains daily from same depot in Washing.
ton tn New York, via baltimore and Phila.
dolphia.
We sell round trip tickets ~ follows
Augusta, Ca, anl tctufn, si7.AS; on
Iucsdayr and Thursdays OF each week.
between November q aud December i3.
good to return tD December is
H. w. NurNv. q. 4. and r. A.
{. A. plsAu-uuE A. q. 4. A.
j. G. Bt,u, r. A..
II. iluuus, Ticket Agent
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lNfuuH your gin.huuscs in the CitiEanS
Insurance company. No. o. Madison slr,c,.
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isused, and steam engine hoists and dumps
the coal in very ingenious kind OF way.
Further down are the fatboats and steam
boats all at the wharf, and busy men pass
too and fro carrying freight on and of.
Still further down and near Beale street Is
the dump boat, and there is another coal
fleet still below.
Besides the water craft, there is more
animation on shore than ruled there few
years ago, Immense trains OF freight cars
continually pass TO and fro, and it is plain
that there is brisk traffic in progress on
and about the wharf The city is surely
growing, and 30 is its business.
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BACK FROM CHICAGO.
THE STREET RAILWAY SALE ABOUT
OoN5UMAIATED.

A Great Aim Accomplished-Coi r.
Dudley Frayser, Mr.. Sam Tate, Jr.,
and Mr.. +. H. White in Good Humor
with Everybody and Everything.
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EAsLEY,s BODY FOUND.
David McDatid Confesses That He
Alone Killed Him.

David McDavid Confesses That He
Alone Killed Him.
Special Dispatch toTho Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Dec. l0.--Dayid Nc
David, the man who was arrested on the
charge of numbering Gilbert Easley about
two weeks ago, volunteered to go with the
Sheriff and disclose the Whereabouts Of
the dead body. McDavid went to the
place where he had concealed the dead
man, and there was found the dead body
OF Easley in the sink hole OF fallen tree
with the skull crushed in. The boy claims
that he alone was responsible for Easley's
death, and McDavid, the father, knew
nothing about the affair. McDavid claims
that he killed Easey through self-defepse.
No credit, however, is given to his state
ments,
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MY own importation. The Little Ger.
man Architect, Tor the firt lime intro.
duccd ~ this country, an interesting and
instructive toy Tor boys. Something which
taxes their Ingenuity and Fkill. A bcauti.
iul Nmas present. Go and zee the bcnuti.
Vol German fort 81 linkhaucr a ichman'a
show window. The toy consists OF picture
sheets 10 build forts, castles. churches
Villages, scenes ont ct the Bible. etc. A
hundred different STYLES. FOR sale NJ news
stand, No. 22j Main aud No. 81 South
lonn alrrnL
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Truth In Poetry.

Kind friends with your attention
III sing little song,
III try aud give some good advice
And won't detain you long.
Its all about pawnbrokcr.
Established sincc the war,
The greatest place for bargains
IL mt Uncle Godshaw's store.
Watches diamonds, jewclry,
Clocks, gems aud knives:
The finest suits and OyctcOnts
You've seen IN nll your lives.
YOu eau not lnd better bargains
Though YOU roam from shore 70 shore
You'll gct the best Of treatment
At Uncle GOdshaws store.
Hell also lend you money
on anything you have.
For instance, from an eightdny clocB
To house on Union Ave.
He lends money ON pianos,
Buys gold aud silver ore,
And charge. the lowest interest
At Uncle GOdahaws store.
Memphis Is the city,
Second Is the street
And II you cannot tlud Il
AK anyone you meet.
The sgunfcst mouse for bargains
As have said before,
IA ~ Second street
At Uncle Godshaw's store.
The air OF this song can be found on The
bluff or at GoDsnAw's Loan OFFicE,
205 Second street.
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"Wednesday ~, 10 nm. md pm,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.


Secure your tickets 60 New Orleans.
Southern Texas, California and Florida
points via the Illinois Central Railroad.
Ticket and freight office. 800 Main street
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AN OUTRAGEOUS sEsrENoF.
Tho Kansas Liquor Case Revived b,
htewart'H Renrraat.

WICHITA, kas, Dec. l0-Thc casc Of
Stewart the drug clerk who was scnt 10
jail for over fifteen ycan aud fncd 500 $40
Tor selling liquor, has been revived by the
rcarrcsi OF Stewart upon the demand OF
the Assistant Aiiorncy.Gcncml. Stewart
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JET PALACE.

just received an elegant new stock Of
JcweIry, siIvcrwarc and Optical Good,
Especially adapted for
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In addition 10 their large and handsome
stock Of iur and umbrellas, have just re-
cclycd n low OF the finest fur carriage
robes In the city.
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AUCTION SALE
FINE MILLINERY.

] will sell at public auction the entire
stock Of Millinery Goods OF the late Mrs
H. Schuman, consisting Of vclvcts, Rib
bons, Feathers, Flowers, Notions, Hats
trimmed and unirimmed), at 3S2 Main
street, commencing
"wednesday nj 10 a.m. and pm,
and confusing Thursday. Friday, saiur.
day and Saturday night at I o'clock. Sale
positive and without reserve, as 1 am de-
tcrmincd TO close tho business. Great
bargains Come early. Fine stock.
FUN SCnUNAS.
T. ]. McCARrny & Co., Auciionccrs.
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FrtL Dress Shirts a specially. Finish
equal 20 new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
~ Second street. Branch Office. 81
Min alrnri.