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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
FIRST OF THE YEAR.
M. Goodman, a Main Street Jeweler,
Goes to the Wall.

M. Goodman, a Main Street Jeweler,
Coos to the Wall.
NJ. Goodman, ieweler, doing business as
Nj. Goodman 4 Co., on the northeast cor
ner Of Main and Madison streets, had his
store closed yesterday morning by the
sheriff. Writs Of attachment were sworn
out by Il number Of local creditors. The
writs served in behalf OF local creditors ag-
gregated in amount S. l5 -. The amount
Of the liabilities and assets have not yet
been ascertained, and probably will not be
for several days, as Goodman il known TO
have n number OF foreign creditors. A bill
Of 1916 - from J. H. Woods d Son, Of
New York, which had marked on IL
Third demand, came in yesterday even
ing. II is estimated that Goodman, who
was solely interested in the business since
the withdrawal of j. Rocscher, some eight
or nine months since, has stock on hand
worth about $1,000. Mr.. Goodman has
been in business several years for himself,
but unfortunately he commenced on bor-
rowcd capital, and has had TO keep bor-
rowing every year. lie is a young man,
married and has two children, and lives ut
No. l26 Vance street. Deputy Sheriff Jas.
Coleman has charge OF the stock for the
creditors. Those who sworc out wrts Of
attachment are as follows
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Tho ,hau,auaua CirrIe.

The shelby County Chauiauqua Liter.
AIRY and scientific circle met In the super.
inlcndcn,s office at 1890 a. m. yesterday.
On accoun, Of Indictment weather the at.
Tendance was small. Among the subjects
discussed WIS Grading schools, - opened
10y Prof John Ncuhatlt A great deal Of
Interest was manifested by all, and II was
unanimously agreed that these must have
q uniform plan and system II education in
shelby county, and that all should work
to that end.
On invitation from the Excelsior Lit.
crary society" 81 Bartlett Normal school.
Bartlett, Tenn. Tho circle adjourned 60
meet At Bartlett on the lint Friday night.
Saturday and Saturday night II February
next, where al the members and tho-c de-.
string 10 attend will b. entertained free II
charge, during the sctsi0n. The County
Teachers institute will meet In commune.
ton with the circle, and an interesting
time IL expected. The county supcrin.
tcndcnt viii he present and all the teach.
crs Of the county nrc earnestly requested
70 attend. The program will be- pub.
lishcd In due time.
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Eat. BrinL aud ne Merry.

The tined, weary, hungry and Thirsty
man always seeks the Hotel l.cuhrmann.
on the corner II Main and Monn,c streets.
for refreshments, and for the best II rca.
sons, because there he can have his wants
supplied in q manner unknown 10 other
places Of like resort. Lcuhrmann has the
coolest and best brands Of beer, delicious
wines and liquors Of all kinds, and fragrant
cigars. In the restaurant department cpl.
Gurus and gourmands are at home, in the
midst Of choicest yiands, cooked in man.
ner most delicious 10 the palate and salts.
flying 10 tho stomach. Lcuhrmann's
cookery lisa symphony In hash, not soon
10 be forgotten bxthose who can appreciate
the good things Of life. Meals can he had
nj all hours, day or night. The shell
oysters, pan roasia, fries and stews, are b.
yalyular charms delicious In the extreme.
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boots AND SHOES
Al less than manufacturers cost.
100 dog rubber shoes ut 25c a pair.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Williams & Co. = saw.mill.
MENrnis Steam Laundry, 22l Second ST.
". II. BALDWIN & Co, dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street
PuRR and white ~ the flower whose
name u bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DRAM q Lazy CorFIE Ann SPicH Co.
SrEciAL students will bc received in any
department nj the lligbcc School, or 10
take private lessons In Music. Art, Elocn.
ton, Literature, the Languages. or In tho
business Course.
FAM HAMS furnished from Georgia.
Alabama aud the Carolinas. VIII deliver
families at the lowest possible rate. For
particulars address Pro WILLIAMS, passen-
gcr agent VI. & l.. railroad, Atlanta, Ga,
J.. q. Box No. 800.
Miss LEwELLYS has returned from the
east, and she will resume her private elias,
IN clocution October .. Dclsaric method.
Location OF tone and physical culture will
receive especial attention. Those who wish
10 understand principles and become intel.
ligcnt padcrs preferred. For terms, send
for circular, or call at No. ~ Adams street,
after o'clock.
Miss CAmiE VI. KEAriSo, teacher Of.
music, vocal and instrumental, IL teach
ing at the music.houso II u. II. Baldwin.
As already announced, Niss Heating will
give n free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session as n reward 10 tho
pupil having the bed, rcord up 10 febru-
AIRY for diligent study andtho highest dc.
gree OF perfection.
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CHINA AND GLASS.
The Beautiful Queensware Palace OF
Memphls Full OF Elegant Goods.

Ah' bNhANiAul NhtthhW6t fhlhCt
Memphis FUN OF Elegant Goods.
An immense business il done in this
city in the lines Of quccnswarc, china,
glassware and articles Of decorative art. In
consequence Memphis dealers export
largely from European countries and no
house in the south exports more in the
above lines than that Of Floyd q Company,
doing business at No. 32l Main street. The
various factories in England France. Ger.
many, Belgium and other lands arr drawn
upon for nrtistic work that can now bciound
ON exhibition aud for sale nj the store OF
Floyd & Company. llousckcepcrsc can see
the Mcaken x Maddox white granite ware,
china ware Of the latest designs and most
fashionable patterns bohemian glass.
war;, cut glass Of every variety, rnrr and
valuable. The elegant dinner and tea sets.
separate or combined, attract general at.
tention. They are attractive goods and
arc offered for sale nj various prices. ac-
cording TO quality aud number Of pieces.
Indeed, the store IL filled with beautiful
goods and works of art, elegantly arranged
and forming pleasing picture which at
tmctscrowds ofpcople a, all hours Of the day.
The goods are of endless variety, the stock
being one Of the largest In the south or
southwest II Is 10y far the best arranged
and most complete quccnswarc and china.
house In this section u. country, each de-
partmcnt being complete in itself. The
ornamental articles arr very artistic and
arr being sold uipidlyto people whose taste
for house Ornamcniation have been culti-
waited according 10 the Oscar Wilde idea II
the beautiful and aesthetic In art. II mat.
tens not what YOU want In this line II bust.
ness, Or At what price. YOU can be- supplied
by Floyd a Go. nj rates that cannot bc
beaten by any other establishment. The
propricion extend general invitation TO
the public, aud especially 10 the house.
keepers oi Memphis and surrounding
country, Ia call aud look through the
house and pricc the goods You will find
everything YOU want, and can buy what
you want ut very reasonable figures.
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nifty in which he teaches, the less said
about such school the better. II was adj
United ut the county superintendent
convention that the superintendent who
attends TO the supervision OF his schools as
he should must necessarily make his head
quarters in the saddle. That coincidng
with my views, have devoted my whole
time TO my official duties"
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Wishing 10 rciirc from business the nm.
dcrigncd offer 10 sell their business that
j., stock on hand, fixtures, good will, etc. \,
situated IN Helena, Ark, on very liberal
terms. This j. q rac chance for three or
four young men with limited capital.
Our Is the largest and most surccssiul
dry goods business In the State of Arkan.
sas. Cal ON or address
y SEEIi0 4 Co., Helena, Ark.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
New O. Ihs Tin.

To use Hodges sarapsrilln with Iodide ~
Potash, the great purifier ior the blood A
certain curc Tor rheumatism, tcruiulous NJ.
lcctions, and all diseases peculiar 30 females
Renoyaics and inyigomics the system. Phys.
iciant fccommend ~ Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co, manufacturer
Nashville, Tenn. u per bottle. Sold al
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street.
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MITCHELL a BRYsoN.
Tho Leading Furniture House OF the
South and Southwest.


One Of the very bcsi furniture houses in
the south or southwest Is that Of Mitchell
a Bryson, doing business at No. sos Main
street, opposite the habody hotel. They
keep very large stock of goods, selected
IN the leading markets Of the country, and
they are ready To oilcrspecial Inducements
10 buyers. They call thc attention Of their
customers TO the parlor sets, dining.room
sets and bedroom sets, which include a
various aud elegant assortment the latest
and most fashionable styles. These, sets
are sold at dieccnt prices, according 10
quality. A specially Is made Of easy
chnirs, rockers, lounges, childrcn's furni.
turc goods Of every description, and 10
those thc.at,ention Of ladies 10 especially
called. In the line Of carpets, the stock
includes the best domestic and foreign
goods Of latest patterns and styles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

Tnors,Nps who have tried Ia cure them.
selves with other preparations have had to
come Ia la-Cu-pi-a
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Esenr.Ions Co IrxA..

On January ! anil % and February s
the Mississippi Valley route will sell OK.
cursion tickets from Memphis 20 southern
Texas points at the following rates for the
round trip:
TO Houston, $50 20, Galveston, s2l rs,
Austin, q ~, Fan Antonio, t23 10, ~
Paso, 80 ~. Tickets good 90 return until
May ], 1858, aud allowing fifteen days In
transit going and coming
Apply TO X II. Tallcy, ticket agent,
under Peabody hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

Fourteen and one.hali acres Of land. part
Of the Roynon forty and onc.half aero
home tract, 10 be- sold January :, 1883, at
the couri, house. ], is valuable piece Of
land and lies we'll. IL Ia three miles east
Of Memphis and within quarter OF mile
Of the Eas, End dummy line, bounded on
the north by Carr avenue, on the east by
Rcmbcn avenue and on the south 10y Cen.
trail avenue. Title good. Come aud buy.
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Mn.enic I.rrrIe nnna..

Holders Of the above bonds will present
their January coupons 10 fint National
bank Tor payment ON the 10th instant.
ID. l.. llApDgx, President,
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
COUNTY sUPT. HENDERSON MAKES
AN EXCELLENT ANNUAL REPORT.

A Great Deal OF Effective Work Done
During the Past Year-The Grading
System-Normal Institutes-Pr Prosper
Gus Financial Condition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
% You Want

The best chew Of tobacco made. use
"Drummond's Natural Leaf" IL sure
and GIT the genuine article.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
COMMENCING MONDAY
And All OF This Week, Continuation Of
GoLDsMITH's
Great Bargain sale
Bought at
SHERIFF SALE.

40 do1 corscts, worth SOC each, at zoe.
- dog corsets, worth zoe cach,'at 40c.
20 doz corscts, French woven, at zoe.
10 pieces all wool red twilled flannel ut
20c yard.
10 pieces gray skirting flannel at l5c per
yard.
20 pieces French opera flannel at SOC a
yard.
25 pieces Gxl waterproof, all shades, at
ijc yard.
Is pieces dress gingl,ams, dark, new
styles, at 6lc yard.
80 combination suits nc 75c each.
20 pieces furniture crctonc, worth l5c,
for SIC
40 pieces soft finished bloached muslin,
II yards for 81.
10 pieces brown apron linen nj l2lc.
100 Boucle Jerseys. worth IL, for soc.
~ walking jackets at - and - 80,
worth 81.
10 doz toboggan caps at 95c each.
Gents and Boys' Clothing
at less than cost. LOOK HERE:
Gents suits At 81, -, -, $40, Sl2 so and
$40.
Boys suits at 50 80, s. 90 and 50 %.
10 boys and youths vests at 25c.
100 mems vests az zoe.
200 mems fine cashmere pants at s. 30.
lIj mems jean pants at 75c.
- boys knee pants left ut pc.
100 boys knee pants, all wool. at 75c.
IS gents custom made suits, double
breasted, worth So 80, for Sl3 80.
100 doz mems fine dress hats at 81 %.
20 dor mems fine dress hats at 81 ~.
Only - doz boys waists left ut Ice each.
loo dog gents scaris at l0c each, worth
Doe.
90 doz suspendes at loo.
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AssIEnee,. saIei

Assigned. saIei
Pianos and Organs
from $40 90 500.
All Musical Merchandise
at Les Than Cost
To Close Out NJ Once.
q. W. SMITH, Assignee.
II. q. HOLLENBERG,
~ Main street.
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MrLrORp. Jewelsr. 2el Msla.
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AVALU ABLE Fla Nm FOR SALE

By virtue Of a power of attorney
rom Airs. Sally b. and Miss Sally
3. U. Handy. Of Maryland, Offer
or sale ut private contract, on roa-
sonable terms, their valuable farm
N Upshnr'S neck, known as the
'Hantly FARM" on the ea>tcrnside
D tt so co UNIT u oe' HS Macs,@
aearly opposite Exnorc station Oh
<. Y. p. Il y. r. r., adjoining the
lands of jas. II. Parramore, UP.
shur B. Quinby, john L. Pow,
Ill. and Bennett FentrcsS, contain.
;:,c by estimation, three hundred
and twenty f:e acres (323 Az, OF
arable and wood laud, and from
ssl,Q 70 300 asres of saltwater pas
:uragc appurtenant thereto. This
!arm can he very conveniently dl-
vidcd into two, with sufficient re
sources for mannre, firewood aud
;og timbcrs for each and will be
solo! as a whole or divided to suit
The purchaser. The land is of good
anality and much Of it is already
improved for trucks, to which, as
yell as the cereals. it is well
adapted, has fair buildings, which,
1T a small expense can be put in
good repair aud has two tenement
houses. Fish, oysters aud wild
fowls abound il the adjacent wa
ters. The locality is very healthy
live stock raising Oil it can he
made specially profitable. There
= II good landing for shipping, less
chan 100 yards from the dwelling
house. Title good. For further
particulars, see or address
L.FLOYD Mock,
Attorney for theowners.
Accomac c. H., Val, May 2C, 'SS.
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-: what we have tossay to You--:-
Ills s r. Z rs O.
what we hare to2say to You

have larger and hspdsane line Of Dress Goods and
CoT1S TR1cors CAsuMEREs NIonEs SATEENs CHAL
sc.
SEc0ND have large and antfnl line of WHITE GOODS
! FLoUNCINGS. and HAfBURGS.
THIRD Y-rARAsoLs first hands.
anything want in that line IN or Silk IN price from
ID cents 20 So
YWe have inst received direct from the agent OF tile man
the largest an think Aebe and cheapest line III Tue
county of LINEN DAMtsK, TOWELS NAPKINS
fFlHY-Our clothing tables choice line OF CLorhNG
ranging from old to No. M aud ID price from % oV
to S25a snit.
SXTHtY-MATTINGs OIL CLOTHS
separate department this line ognodWe are
the largest countless Ma 155to 81 cene
carpets from ID to rs cents.
SEVENTHLY of SHOES extensive embracing Pol,
celebrated nNae Shoes for Ladies' and superior eo
Machine Goods made to order in Philadelphia
EHTHLY-We also m line this season. pom ~
cheap and hand turned goods
please Hats season. AlAckl-
and Manila in goudSand pretty line of Felt
Wool aud Knockafnuts in soft hats3ss
IASTl Y-Though leasy running separate
department QUEENswARE and and have hi. line
it, Sets Dinner S Wash Stand Sets &c Be
ake China Department when you come town
Above leading pecaltesonr stock
iul way through We cordially invite examination of tie
the right kind goods at the right kind
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Discovery of the Pool of Bethesda.

Discovery of the Pool of Bethesda.
James Glaisher, of the Palestine
exploration fund, writes to tile
London Times: II have great
pleasure in communicating a dis
covery recently madesln Jerusalem
by Herr Conrad Schick. 1t appears
TO be nothing less than the pool
called in the Hebrew tongue Beth
eSda,' (Bethsaida or Retbzatha, S..
John V. 81 An apparently unin.
terrupte,l chain of evidence from
the wear A. L. 1888 70 the wear 1850
speaks Of the Probalica PiScina as
near the Church of ST. Annse. The
place spoken Of is said by the car
lest writer's TO have formerly had
five porches, then in ruins. Nothing
was known Of the pool described
by those writer's until quite recent
", when certain works carried on
by The Algerian monks laid bare
IL large tank or uistern cnt III the
rock to II depth OF 80 feet. 1t lies
under, bnt not Immediately under,
ii later building, chnich with an
aI,se at the east end. The cistern
is 80 feet long from east to west.
north and south it measures 12i
feet in breadth. A fight of "a
steps leads down intothe pool, from
the eastern scarp of rock. Now,the
first requisite for the site of the pool
of Bethesda is that it should he
possible to have five perches. The
only WAY in Which this requisite
could he satisfied is that the pool
should be what is called twin
pool, such as that discovered close
70 tie Convent of the Sisters of
; Sion-tllat is to say,two pools lying
side by side, havingone partico OIL
each OF The fnnr sides thus formed,
and one between them on The wall
of separation. Herr Srhick now
reports that lie has found conIin
alton nf the pool or rather Il sister
pool, lying end to end, go feet long,
and of file same Breadth as the
first. We are. therefore, able TO
make out a reasonably strong case
foridentilying the newly discovered
twin pool with hcpool Of Bethesda.
The historical evidence in favor OF
this site is that which connects the
Holy SnpuIclre wlthsthe site adopt.
ell by Constantine. LII the minds
of most. | think, it will I've acknowl.
edged that welave here tile ancient
Pool OF Bethesda"
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Seven Tickets Now in the Field.

Seven T1ckctS NOW Ill TIC icla.
There are seven tickets in the
field to he voted for at the ensuing
presidential election, as follows:
Democratic Party-President,
Grover Cleveland, of New York;
vice. President, Allen G. Thurman.
of Ohio.
Republican Party-PreSident
Benjamin Harrison Of Indian vice
President, Levi p. Morton, of New
York.
Prohibition Party-Presidcnt
Clinton B. Fisk, of New Jersey:
yice-President, Jobn a. Brooks, o.
Missouri.
Union Labor Party-President
a. j. Srreelcr, Of illinois; vice
President, Charles e. Cunning
ham, of Arkansas.
United Lab " ParIy-President
Robert Fl. Cnwilrey, of Illinois
vice President, w. II. 7. Wakefield
Of Kansas.
Industrial Reform Party-Presi
dent, Albert Il. Redslnie, of Cali
fJrDi;,; vlce-President, john Co'vili
of Kansas.
Equal Rights Party-Presitlent
BcIva A. Lockwood, Of Washing
ION; vice-President, alfred IL. Love
of Pennsylvania.
There will lie another tickle
placed in The field. The Executive
Committee of the National Ameri
can party have determined to Cal
Il national convention to meet II
Washington OH the 14th Of Angus
to nominate candidates for preSl
dent and vice-preslent.
The ticket that heads this lis
will likely carry the day, at least j
looks that WAY.
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Wtbstar's Legal Ability.

One Of the very beStanecdotes re
Daniel Webster. is Illustrative 10
that exalted and exalting charlr
Ter which his mind prreminentlr
possessed, w:lS told by the late -.
George Tucker Campbell, of phila
delphia, himself q lawyer OF great
and deserved distinction.
Mr. CAMPBELL sud that, having
been retained in somewhat IL.
mons case at the time with Mr..
Webster who was detained by his
senatorial duties in Washington,
the conduct of the Sc through all
the preliminaries ,levDlvell rnnoI
him, it being agreed that Mr.. We
ster shouIl deliver the closing ar.
gnment. "Brr,r said Mr. Campbell,
day after day went by without
bringing the great exp1nnier un.
pm the very last dav before chat on
which the closing argument wls TIA,
he delivered, and | WAS in ,lesplir.
[ WAS sitting in my room ut Che h.
tel debatingywitll myself whit 60
lido when Mr. Webster was al
]nounce1. After the little civrIties
Eh9dpassed he asked me- to tell
aboutthe case"
"AFhy, Mr.. Webster sailsI, lis
IL possible you know nothing about
the CASE" -
Nothing whatever sail he
feline about it,
I was utterly dumbfounled, and
pointingsto - pile of testimony a
foot deep on che table, | said:
Hoy am TO convey all that 10 :
7ou in the little time that is lclG
lS?n
He said: ooh, never mind
details. Give me the case general
~ and the salient poInts.n
He sat down ut the table oDDo.
site me. and | gave him a RAPID
synopsis Of the case, which took
Two hours or more. One. point [
especially called his attention The
opposing counsel we're bent on Sc
"urlug continuance Of the case.
while our interests demanded an
immediate decision. As a reason
against granting the Continuance.
[ cited the fact that the other side
Aad protracted the Gro IS exsmina.
sion excessively. occupying six DAYS
in the case OF one witness.
Mr.. Webster babe me good night
after had concluded, and went to
bed. The next morning fhe came
INTO courtas serene and majestic
ls Jove himself, while was ner.. J.
vous and appreIensiye to the last
degree. He began his address to
the court with that slow; ponder
GUS gravity that WAS so character.
!Stic Of him in the outset of his
forensic Efforts, then gradually
warmed and quickeped. listened
spellboAntl, for the essence. twas
nothing bur what [ had pumped
into him in the two hours and 4 :
hall talk Of the day before. But
how transmitted aud transformed!
10 give yon. idea Of tile trans
formationI will luke the poInt-to;
- IL have :lllnlel- He rendered
'"They ask for a continuance!
Why may it please the court. they
nave taken at this hearing ils much
time in the cross examination as it
took tlts Almighty to create the
universe!
That represents the differences
between his speech and my talk;
my simple six days grew to the
colossal figure | have described
under the magic touch of his genius,
and this in>talico was characterize G
Of the Nhule.-Boston Transcript.
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Watches. Clocks and JGEGlry.

Beautiful and Elegant are our Cold
and Silver Wstrlias for ladies, gen
tlemen aad boys.
a large variety of steel. nickle, Whit
metal, silk (goid-mountedl .bainboo, gilt;
s!eciro-plate, best roll plate. and solid
gold and silver chains. Ladies lace pins
and ear drups of all xmas and prices
engagement and wedding rings. La.
lies and gents sleeve buttons. Gents
scarf pins of best plate and solid gold
Lodge Plus Masonic, Odd Fellows, 10y
al Arcanum, Knights of Honor. Hep
sasophs. &c. yin solid gold. Collar but.
tons, studs, etc. y largo assortment OF
;pectacles and eye glasses. We sell
clocks for less money than the dealers III
General merchandise pay for them III
l5alrimore; in fact, we guarantee our
prices to compare favorably with those
If Baltimore Wecan explain why it is
\ fact. J on are solicited to call aud as
sure yourself.
JOHN w. DUNCAN,
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Sisters Enough.

She had promised to be a sister
TO him.
&c thanked her coldly; but said
that he already had i've sisters.
"Why, Mr.. Samson said the
girl, u thought you were an only
clnlll.'
81 am," he responded: 81 mean
that 1 have five sisters such as you
uifgiir; to be," and he iDtlered to the
door.