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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
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u EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY Notice is here
~ by given to all parties hayipg demands 9nf,
late of Chatham county, now deceased, to
present them to us, properly made out, within
the time prescribed by law. SO as to show their
character and amounts; aud all persons indebted
to said deceased are hereby required to make
immediate payment to US.
SAvASSAH, January ed, 1885.
MARY A. WARIEG and
P. ALS1ON WARING,
Executrix and Exccotor Estate Of James j.
Waring, deceased.
n EORGIA CHATHAM CoUNrY.--Notice is
VI hereby given to all parties having demands
against GEORGE W. GARMANY, late of Chat
ham county, now deceased, to present them to
me. properly made ont within the time pre-
scribed by law TO show their character
ard amount; and all persons indebted to said
deceased are hereby required to make imme-
date payment To me.
SAVANNAH, February 9, 1883.
JAMIE NJ. GARMANY
Executrix Estate George w. Garmany de-
Present bills to A. H. MacDonel Attorney for
ExecntriX.
n EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
u hereby given to all parties having demands
against ROBERT d. BOGART. late Of Chatham
county, now deceased 10 present them 70 US at
our Office 10j Bay street properly made out
within the time prescribed by law so as TO show
their character and amount; and all persons IN
deoted to said deceased are hereby required to
make Immediate payment 10 us.
SAVANNAH, February g. 1883
b. A. DENMARK and
SAMUEL Il. ADAMS,
Administrators Estate of Robert d. Bogart, de
ceased.
n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUETY.--Notice Is here
VI by given that have made application to
the Court of Ordinary for Chatham county for
order TO sell lot number n White ward in the
city Of Savannah belonging 10 the estate OF
ELLA CORINNE CHAPLIN, deceased for the
payment OF debts and dist ribution. and that said
order will be granted at MARCH TERN, 1888,
Of said court unless objections are fled.
ALBERT V. CHAPLIN,
Administrator Estate Of Ella Corinne Chaplin,
deceased.
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice is here
VI By given ~ all parties having demands
against ELLA CORINHE CHAPLIN, late Of
Chatham county. now deceased 10 present them
10 me, properly made out within The time pro.
sarlbed by law. 40 as 10 show their character and
amount, and all persons indebted 10 said de-
ceased are hereby required 70 make immediate
payment ~ mo-
sAvAENAH, February eth, 1888.
ALBEIT v. CHAPLIN.
Administrators Esiete 81 Ella Corinne Chaplin,
oeee0,fd.
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Green Ward Property.
WELL LOCATED FOR RENTING.
C. H. Dorset, kuCtioneer,

win sell at the Court House on TUESDAY.
February 18th, 1888, during the usual hours OF
sale
The eastern half Of lot 30 Green ward. con-
sisting Of a double one-story dwelling on York
street known as No q, between Price and
Houston streets, aud one-story dwelling on
the lane.
This property is subject 10 an animal ground
rent Of about S1l p 10 the city of Savannah.
The front house rents at SIP per month and the
rear house at So per month.
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THIRD AVENUE.
DASHER'S LANE.
A Desirable Residence and Store,
C. H. D0RSETT, AuCtiOneer,

Will sell at the Court House on TUESDAY,
February 18th, 1888, during the usual hours Of
sale,
The store and residence on the southeast
corner Of York and Montgomery streets, having
n frontage of sixty feet on York street and
twenty-five on Montgomery street.
The impro yements consist of two-story
very desirable being convenient to the business
portion Of the city and to the Central railroad
offices and shops. Terms cash
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Now see here, GENTLEMEN,
we have something which will
interest you very materially,
Our lines of B. C. YOUNG &
Co.'S MEMS FINEST FRENCH
CALF and KANGAROO HAND
SEwED SHOES are still in the
ring. The acknowledged best
and cheapest MEMS SHOES in
the city.
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CAYANNAH STEAM DYE WORKS, l8i state
- street, Is again open for business and viii
be pleased TO have our many patrons give ms
call
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EOR SALE, Iaths, Shingles. Flooring, Ceiling,
i Notwithstanding and Framing Lumber.
Office and yard Taylor and East Broad streets
Telephone No. 211. REPPARD & co.
NOR SALE, Splendid salt water riverefront
Il building lots, and five-acrs farm lots with
river privileges, at ROSEDEW; building lots in
Savannah, near East Broad and Sixth streets
and in Eastland; several good farm lots near
White Bluff, on shell road, Apply to DR.. FAIL
LIGANT, 151 South Broad street from to 10 a.
NJ
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II WHITAKER STREET.
Popping The Question;
How a Savannah Belle Took AdVan-
tage Of Leap Year.

lie had been counting her for three long
L years. Courtship is bliss; but expecting
him for two years to pop the question, and only
to see him leave her night after night without
coming any nearer to the point was more than
her nature could stand The other night she
said:
Augustus where do they keep nice wedding
shoesf"
why, guess you can get a nice wedding
slipper at A. S. Cohen's, 1885, Broughton
street"
81 wasn't thinking of myself Augustus hut
of you. This is ieap year, and II you haven't
the courage 10 come to the point, IN do tho
talking for you. Now, do you think yon need
wedding shoe?''
why, certainly, Martial I'd been willing to
marry you long ago If you had only said So
Wen go Immediately to pick out wedding shoes
at
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

nor RENT, two suits of rooms. Inquire on
Il premises, 40 Broughton street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ CENTS Box for Genuine Lows English
ZO SOAP. THE G. NJ HEInT COMPANY.
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COMB AND BRUSH l0c. Tooth, Nail, Clothes
\ Hat and Shoe Brushes at HElnTS.
I AIDES DRESSES CLEANED or Dyed, and
1 ! refnished without ripping, at SAVAN.
NAH STEAM DYE WORKS. 1884 State street.
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NOR SALE, to close an estate, about 1900
II acres valuable timber lands in body, stu
ated in Beaufort and Hampton counties South
Carolina, timber consisting chiefly of yellow un-
tapped pine, also cypress, oak and other timber.
Convenient to railroad and water Apply to A.
J. WILLS, 119 Broadway, New York. or L. B.
HTTMF Charleston 8 G.
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NOR RENT, the store No. s0S Broughton
i street. Apply to D. ]. MORRISON, Market
square.
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FOR SALE.

CYPRESS SHINGLES always on hand for
~ sale cheap. Orders solicited. Address
BREWER & COOPER, Dover P. o.. Ga.
NOR SALE, good Domestic Tailor's Sewing
Il Machine. Can be tested at Morning News
Bindery.
JUST ARRIVED and for sale at DR.. D. COX'S
- STABLES lot of gentle broke Texas
Horses
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NOBBIEST TOES.
PRETTIEST SHAPES.
LATEST STYLES,
BEST WEARERS.

This is no mere talk but for years it has been
known that IoUNG's FINE SHOES have had no
superiors and in every respect for FRI, STYLE,
WEAR, FINISH AND COMFORT the incest SHOE FoR
DRESS OR BUSINESS ever offered to an appreCi-
alive public. We don't charge You SEVEN $50 AND
EIGHT tSS) DOLLARS n pair for them, but give
you the advantage of Our EXPERIENCE ASD
CASH SO that you can buy them al nomiual
figure. The day for having your SHOES made
at the CoBBLER's Is passed and you can now get
fitted at our store TO ANY STYLE OR WIDTH SHOE
you may wear al half the price you formerly
paid to have them made.
BYCK Bros,
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BOARDING.
MISCELLANEOUS

CFE.-Tetlow's Gossamer and Puff Box for
- % cents. Call early. THE @. NJ. HEIDI
COMPANY.
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NOR SALE, the finest stationary engine in
II the State of Georgia, formerly used at Cen
trail Cotton Press in Savannah, Ga. Dimen-
sions 16-inch cylinder, 82nch stroke Of piston
double cranks, 2 wrought-iron shafts finch
diameter, 6-inch journals; slide valve, steam
chest on rght-hand side of engine, steel piston
rods and valve stem, packed with Katzenstein's
metallic packing; cylinder has been used only
one year, and has nickel-plated jacket. Engine
is highly finished in every respect; weight about
mill or any place where a first-class engine is
required; will sell cheap For further particu-
lars address W. II. PRICE, P. A., G. r. R.,
Savannah Ga
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STRAYED.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, a gray Texas pony
- from convict camp, White Bluff road, on
Sunday. Finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning same 10 SIMON HESSER.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
ROOMS TO RENT.

nor RENT at 1853 State street. east of Bar
II nard, fronting south on Telfair place, a nice
ly furnished front room; every convenience on
Same floor
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LNOR RENT, desirable house with modern
a. improvements. For terms, etc, apply to
SALOMON COHEN
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NTANTED.--A civil engineer and surveyor
w can get about two months employment
on plain wor& by addressing c. T. b., care Of
Morning News
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ENOR RENT, tenement $50 Cassel row, second
Il from Lincoln, fronting south on st. Julian
street; immediate possession given. II. j.
THOMASSON, ia Bryan, near Drayton street.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, two white women, good shirt
w ironerS, to go TO Brunswick, Ga. Apply
between the hours of . and II A. NJ TO Mrs. Saw
yer's Boarding House. corner Barnard aud
South Broad streets A. c. WOODBURY..
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LOST.
FOUND.

EOUND, an overcoat Owner can have same
4 by proving property and paying for adver-
tisement. JOHN NICHOLSON, JR.
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A SINGULAR STORY.

WILLIAM f. S. FALEs.
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w ANTED, a good hand to work at dress
w making; also an apprentice. Apply TO
Miss DUFF, 10i Liberty street.
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ENOR RENT, eight-room house, including BATH
II corner Hall and Habersham streets For
terms apply on premises or to A. C. BACON,
Liberty and East Broad.
nor RENT, from oct LIST, splendid store No.
i 81 Bay street, situate in Hutchisons Block
next to corner of Abercorn; has splendid cellar
and is splendid stand for any business; second
and third stories can be rented if desired A.
R. LAWTON, JR., ia Bryan street.
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DESPERATE DAN W. LEWIS.
PREsUMINo UPON THE ELECTION, HE
RETURNS TO MARION, ARK.
Promptly Arrested and Jailed-The Ne
groes Take to Talking, Then to an
Assault, and John Hightower Ia Shot
Dead by Frank Forrest.

Daniel w. Lewis, ex-County Judge of
Crttenden County, Ark, and one OF the
banished negro inccndaries, returned to
Marion yesterday.
Lewis was the subject of an Indictment,
the charge against him being habitual
drunkenness and gross immortality.
On these charges, thus taken legal cogni-
zance of, Lewis was impcached, and has
since July last lived in this city. Further
more, he has lost no opportunity TO sow
the seeds of discomfort and revolt among
his ignorant fellows, the results of which
have been clearly apparent time after
time. So long as Lewis remained out OF
Crittenden County the authorities there
had no idea OF bringing him to trial. An
they desired was has room rather than his
company.
1t must have been prcarrangcd, and the
slay-at-home Crittcndcn negroes informed,
for when Lewis stepped from the train
yesterday morning there was a crowd of
them on hand TO receive him. But the
officers, too, knew OF his coming, and the
motley guard failed TO deter them from
placing the fellow Lewis under arrest and
locking him up 10 stand trial ON the in
dictmcnt.
The arrest OF Lewis Settle negro tongues
wagging at lively rate, and their Ian
guage was anything but sweet music TO
the handful OF white people. About $3.50
O'Clock p IN. some lily Of the negroes were
collected at the railway depot building,
still talking of plans Tor vengeance, when
young white farmer, named Frank For
rest, passed them. lie was ut once spot
ted rs the first victim, and one Of the gang,
John llighiower, advanced toward him
with stone. Forrest was not built for the
party Of the second party in acold-boodcd
murder, without even an attempt to de.
fend himself, and promptly shot High
tower dead.
a correspondent at Marion tclegraphs
that the negroes are freely talking Of Kill.
ing all the whites in that town and vi.
CiuilV.
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city. Then let the third, fourth and fifth
stories be devoted to the especial work of
the association.
Here let the young men Of the city con-
gregato to spend their leisure moments.
Fray, TO what better purpose could the
citizens OF Memphis apply their surplus
meansP What can the man with an
abundance-'and TO spare"-do that will
erect more useful and enduring monu-
ment to his memory than to provide for
the protection and safety OF young men?
Why should Memphis be behind other
great cities in making provisions for her
young men and boys?
Christian people, business men, cast
your eyes about you, and see on every
hand the crying necessity for this work,
and in the name OF God and humanity let
us to our duty.
DO not fear, my Christian brother, that
the association is interfering with the
church. | have received more than one
young man into the churches for which
have labored through the influence OF this
organization. They may say and do many
things | cannot sanction, but while they
keep an open door TO safety and protection
TO our sons, they shall have my support.
May that God who furnished and fully
recognized the great strength young men,
lead this movement 10y His own hand, and
inspire IL with His own spiit, until its
achievements shall be rs wide as the wants
OF the young, and His love sready to say:
ut is enough-come up higher"
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


To The Editor Of The Appeal.
DO you read the Uaichman, n colorcd
paper published in this city, In order TO
see the bent Of the oolorcd sentiment in
this community ] read Il regularly, and
especially during the late campaign and
since tho election.
This paper prcsumcs 70 DO the Rcpub-
lican organ here, and It's columns are
loaded with sentiments arraying the negro
against the whites, aud In a very hostile
manner. This il all damaging 10 this race.
aud continuance Of such publications
will react TO tho delriment OF the negro.
especially In this State, county and city,
ali OF which arc Overwhelmingly Demo.
cratic. The Governor, Legislature, County
Court, Sheriff and Police and Fire Com.
missionen and School Board are Demo.
cratic and have all the civil machinery in
their hands and will have for years 10
come.
The expressions Of such color-line sen.
timcnis as are found In our colorcd news.
papers will certainly cause tho whites 10
draw lines Ia various ways.
While the Police and Fire Commits.
sionon arc mild Democrats and have en-
dcayored 10 run the city politically
never asking the politics Of any employo,
white or black-knowing no color-linc,
yet II tho negroes presume too much Il
will DO very easy Tor every negro 10 be-
dropped from tho rolls aud good whites
substituted. This could apply TO tho
laboren Of tho city also.
Again, very many colorcd teachers arc
engaged In ourpublic schools M principals.
teachers and substitutes. Now IL would
DO very easy 10 render Theses positions very
uncertain a. ouf colOrcd teachers, for good
white teachers for our c0lOred schools can
bo obtained for the asking. The LeAloyne
colorcd school IL conducted by white
teachers, aud plenty more 81 the same
respectable aud well educated class can be
obtained II our School Board determines
30 do 10.
In a word, II our colorci citizons desire
to draw the color line In politics, religion,
mechanics, public schools, police aud
churches, the whites Of shelby County
can accommodate the leaders In very short
orler.
This ! am opposed TO and viii do my
utmost 10 prevent, for II will do the r.
publican negro great harm.
RIpuuttCAN.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Services will DO held at Rowan Memo.
rial Baptist Church, Fort Pickering, dur,
ing this week at 1850 o'clock p. m. Every.
one cordially invited.
An unknown thief entered the barber
shop on tho steamer Ohio Saturday night
during the absence Of the barber, andstolo
the entire outfit. The stolen property was
several fine razors and pair OF silver plated
shears. The loss amounts TO about $50.
A diamond bracelet belonging to Mabel
Harris, a Gayoso street demirep, was re-.
covered from pawn-shop Saturday by
Sargt. lloran. The party who pawncd il
was arrested, but escaped from thestation-
house. The owner OF the property SAYS
she lost il Saturday while en- route 10 the
thpatpr.
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ON Ton, ~ IsunI.

The ilrst shipment Of Imported Dligcn-
cias consigned to us. We received invoice
nom Havana for TO- $50, 1880 Imported
Diligcncias, which will be cleared through
Memphis Custom-housc Monday, Noyem-
Der 8. You can now safely bet a box Of
Diligcncia cigars on the result Of the clcc.
ton, and can only be supplied by !. Sam
elson & Co., the direct importers Of Mem
phis, and sole agents for Stratton & Storms
famous New York cigars.
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IInNnnn hnunr MnrI,rf.

HAVANA, Nov. 10. Tho luictncss which
has characterized the market for some
time continued throughout the past week.
The sales were confined to small parcels
for consumption. Quotations were NOM
inal. Molasses Sugar Regular TO good
polarization -. 200 2G2l gold per quinial;
centrifugal, 92' to 81 polarization, 50. 1870
1851. Stocks in warehouse at Havana
and Matanzas, S63 boxes; 1900 bags and
G5 hogsheads. Receipts for the week, %
bales. Exports during the week. 25s
boxes, $500 bags AMI $50 hogshcads, OF
which 3, 200 10 the United States. Bacon,
Sl7 gold per cwt.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

MRs. CLARENCE SELDEN has returned
from Chicago and is at home for the
season. Mrs. Selden, as president of the
kindergarten, will impart 10 that impor-
tant enterprise new life.
ID. S. CmLDs, of Syracuse; A. II. Vors-
ter, A. Draper and A. w. Sinner, New
York, W. ]. Berdinc, st. Louis; j. W.
Raymond, Dayton; w. w. &. Ross. Gin
cinnati; L. Mendel, Chicago, and Gen.
W. IL. sobring, Bronson, Fla, are at the
Peabody.
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The FavOrite

Medicine for Throat and Lung DIM.
culties has long been, and still is, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. IL cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, alti
Asthma; soothes irritation of tho
Larynx and Fauces strengthens tho
Vocal Organs; allays soreness Of tho
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even In advanced stages of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis
cases OF the throat and lungs TO be COM
pared with this remedy.
MY wife had a distressing cough,
with pains IN the side and breast. Wa
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until | got q bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, which has cured
her. A ncighbor, Mrs. Glenn. had tho
measles, and the cough was relieved by
the use Of Ayers Cherry Poctoral. I
have no hesitation IN recommending this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-12

Nearly all failures with peaches are due
TO the work Of the boror, which operates
in the collar Of the tree near the ground,
and this should not be mistaken for the
disease known ~ the ycllows. Tho trees
must be- examined for the borcr, NJ Il can
not be avoided by any remedy except 10
kill Il when u fnt begins 10 work on the
tree, though occasionally Il is destroyed
late In the season by inserting wire In the
haraa utaIa
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Allowing each tree thirty feet Of room
THAT II, planting the trees thirty feet apart
IN checked rows, an acre will permit oi
about liiy trees. They will not be ready
Tor market, 20 be sawed up ne lumber,
until they are about twenty years Of agc.
Their value will then depend on the kind
OF trees aud the number Of feet Of lumber
than can be- saved from each tree. n Tie
trees are tweniy.ieot apart about sixty.ayo
trees cHn be grown on an acre, but the
closer the trees the slower tho growth and
the sooner they must bo cut down. Each
aero of land can be mado 10 produce 81 200
In choice trees In twenty ycars, or nj tho
rate Of S26 per aero annually, while the
yield Of nuts will more than pay the In.
icrcst on capital. No correct estimate can
be made OF the yalJo Of an acre OF walnut.
In Indiana recently trees cold at the ratio
Of 81, 900 per acre, but thoy were very
large Han application OF ushes be- given
the trees ovcry year the growth will be IN.
creased. The profit arises from the util.
ilalion Of land that would remain idle II
no, occupied by trees.
RED HEADa
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The fall colt will pay wcll, ~ the dam
will not have much labor 10 perform nj this
season. by the timo the colt IL wcanod
the spring work will commence and the
colt can be put out on the pasture
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mat ned Wagon

That famous Red Wagon that was b.
have been run by McAlistor ~ bulldozcr,
has been purchased by Mcssrs q. &. h.
Berion, who, retaining the color, have ~
moved the faint Of dead bcatism and hope
that In their hands Il will bring pleasure
and satisfaction 20 the public IA q parcel
delivery wagon. Office 225 Main street.
Telephone No. 1891.
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pI,., Tu,,',.c R.,,m..

READISG, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE large No.
2 blast furnace Of the Brooke Iron Com
pany, which has been idle since January,
will 90 into operation tomorrow with a
full complement Of hands, orders having
been Issued 70 TINT object iolnY.
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THE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonics aud
most perfect ncrvinc, are found Ia Carter 5
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and com.
ulaWknu
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br. Walter X. Hammond ays After long ex.
IetigncC have come a. the conclusion that Two.
Thirds VI all deaths from coughs Pneumonia aud
consumption might b. avoided n Arkrrs English
Cough Rcmcly were only Uap fully used ia time '
This wonderful remedy j. sld under positive
guarantee BY ~. Z. HfnTEH buiFrist
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Zach and every department oi the city r1ycfn
ment ussds the amount duo a. IN fact without
money the departments nfo pifalys.i. Your
hses wefu due last January. and you have dclaycd
paving
riesse call AZ County Trustee J. J. Williams
once and fettle and save costs IA youtsClyUs aud
help The District 10 bridge o,of.
DAvib A. nADpIS. President
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For ten days In large or small quantities.
Apply 10 engineer NJ Cotton Wood Lum.
Der Manufacturing Company's Mill. Beet
poplar coarse sawdust for stable bedding.
Memphis, Tenn, November ., lSss.
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srcoSD.nAsD bapging suitable Tor bal.
ing cotton, lor sale at Gabay's, on Shelby
street near llcnlo.