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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-12-25
ELECTRoTHANATos.
Execution of Delinquent Dogs by Flee
trIcIly In che station Yard.

I H.&tNUAion OF DtAAHtIuenA LOGS ny AlCt-
tricity in the station Yard.
Interesting experiments in killing dogs
by electricity were given in the Police
Station yard Friday evening. Marshal
soper, Deputy Marshal Hopkins, DR..
Miner, police officers, and few others
witnessed the operations. Mr.. Faulkner,
Superintendent OF the Electric Lighting
Station, with assistants performed the
experiments They were quito success
full, considering that special apparatus
for the purpose was not on hand
The first experiment. was on small
yellow dog, and it hadbarely time to give
dying yell after one shock. At first
the ends of conductors from the electric
lights were baited with meat for the dog
to bite. As he had no appetite or per-
haps scented lightning, he refused to be
tempted with the morsel. Another ex-
pedient was therefore resorted to, which
was to loop the copper conductor round
the dogs neck. This being done the
animal was placed on sheet Of iron in
n box, one OF the electric poles being
connected with the iron. The current
was then turned on by a switch, and the
dog giving yelp stretched Itself out in
death.
For the next victim tiny black and
white cur was brought forth, from the
kennel prison OF unlicensed dogs, and its
neck encircled with the death-dealing
moose. Having long hair, water was
splashed over the neck to make eonduc-
ton. The operation above described was
repeated, with immediate results SEEM
ingly the same as in the first case. The
" good-lOOking doctor" OF Bumps and
Jinksn pronounced the culprit dead, but
after the lapse of few seconds doggie
got up and started to walk away. TWAS
again seized by the lictOrs and, despite
the appeals OF spectators to let it off, was
again put in the terrific circuit Again
it squealed, but the deadly current was
poured into it's system, the switch gear
sputtering out blue blazes at each turn
of the electricians wrist, rigOr morris
gradually came on, and the unanimous
medical and lay verdict was that the dog
nuisance was reduced by one item.
While Capt. Hopkins was placing the
second dog in the box the first time, he
exclaimed something intense in the tones
Of Comanehe Indian on the war path.
1t seemed he had incautiously touched
the wire loop round the dogs neck, and
his person making ground connection
the circuit WAS completed The result
was he received a shock that gave his
nerves a sensation as of burning When
the first experiment was coming off, it
put the city lights out but Mr. Faux
ner had a man to stand by in the light
ing station during the second, so that
nothing worse than a Pickering Of the
amps was produced.
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old Honolulu.

Hon. ". D. Alexander has received
from Prof. Dana, Of Yale College, the
photograph Of a panoramic drawing Of
Honolulu in 1910. The sketch was
made from the u. S. S. Peacock in three
parts, that have now been put together
and photographed It is very interest,"
ing showing the grass houses then
chiefly composing the city, together With
the old fort, and other notable objects III
that time. The photograph will 81
placed On exhibition down town.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-01
Receivers Sale
-OF
Il r a l. r S r a r +.

so tc1i. RE- n Mciicnry Va =. J. murphy =, Al
ny virtue ~ nu lntrrluHuiufi icrr'U iur ale cl.
tend ln thV hluyv rHua' uu tr lh las IT February.
issi aud renewed April in isss will I'LL at puddle
auction tn The highest bidder u irtui ~ the count
house ui shelby county, Memphis, Tvnncscc, un
saturday, ad day ~ June. isss.
within lCsnl horrs the following dcsrihcl proper
iy, situated la shelby county, IUunussos tn.wit
irEIuuiug uu The Stale llnr ruad nt The south
gHst cururf Of twenty eve srfri drrrecd a. isfks
dale nul Mhhry thuuu east with State Line ral
ak .6 chains uud ten tiu Links iu wet lluu ~ Sc
lean avenue. thence north with Mclean rVUuur
forts two lil chains and ntr I'D links On n stake
thence wet parallel with State Line rnad sis It
chains and ten no link. more ~ lrs b. Marketable
aud Nnhffs Cnsi llur. thence south With snll lluf
PARALLEL with Mclean avenue try tao ltlI chains
and ntu I'd links tn the beginning
Ths land viii ie undivided Into lots ~ hl1ul
two Il ncrta Or lcts plab Of whlth VIII ~ distfb
utri hrinu' day If sale
Terms 81 salc=Ouc fourth 90 ctsh. iflancc IN
dN lti twelve tllI and eighteen iisl months credit
note 0f drirrrrd payment hearing ia t6 pr rent
Interest with porsgnnl security, hn1 lien retained
Redemption barred.
sifirD jd ER MrlttNRY. Receiver
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cnnisrfAN cnfXANEN ~ corRr.
AnccInI InrtI.

Nv business has increased 20 such III.
mansions that | am ncccssitatcd 10 extend
store, tear ont old ceiling and put in a
now. solid platc.glass front. As this will
greatly interfere with running the business
during the time the work is going on, |
feel justified in having a CLEARANCE SALE,
and my present fine stock OF watches,
icwclry, silycrware, etc, will be- sold out
at private aud public sale before the work
begins NJ very low prices. Virtually start
ing with new store apd stock. Respect.
fully, j. n. MULFoRD.
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Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE 4 hereby Given ihata Special 0onorl
y nesting NJ the tiuH kh0.dcn ~ the Trnntsacu
Coal. ifUu 4 n " 60. Will D. hcld on The i'ih day
ui June tsss 10 No Npol Hook. church street
Nashville. Teun., tuf thr pufpnss al onnsllefinr
end acting upun proposition ~ issua one Million
nuliam ~ preferred capitol tiuCk aud oi Huafan.
trulnu thereon q dlridlud ~ eight pUf cont ~
annum, cumulative. and ~ selling aid tipck
~ nihcty cent on The dollar, sud II applying
the proceeds
~ To the purhAse u eisht hundred and thirty
thousand dollafs IT he present common stocf ~
the rnmpauy. which together with ttnfk nov In
The tfCarnfy ~ the cumpany, amounting IN The ~
rfufaio ~ ono million dollar. u ~ D. fCiirud
MaIo the completion oi the improvements nov
under construction.
H-To supplying wufkinr capital
The privilege ~ taking aid pftfcffrf tinct u N
h. Offered hnt " The si0ckholdsn II thla cumpany
oi record on the nth day oi luna iks- and iof the
purpose II making such alterations In The bylaws
IL the company and passing such rrolutions .,
ar nrccs.sry % incident 70 the above named oh
iect ~ order Of the Board ~ Drrfton.
laleBedl J. BownDN, srcfutafy,
-
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Cases disposed Of yesterday:
Alexander slagle, assault on his wife,
fined $40.
Charles Sewell, forging $50 check on
Friedman Bros; jury and verdict not
guilty. Judge DuBose delivered salty
lecture to the jury, stating that he was
tired OF this business OF turning loose
criminals; it was as clear a case of forgery
as ever was tried in his court, and that
he would not stand such business any
longer. 1t was disgrace TO justice to turn
such criminals loose. The defense was
drunkenness and good character, both OF
which were admitted bY the State.
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Judge Galloway appointed James Elder
guardian of the minor children of W. Y.
c. Hunns, deceased.
The will of Nina Duke was probated
The deceased was the wife of Jephson T.
Duke, OF Detroit, Mich. She bequeaths
her property to her daughter, Nora, and to
her said husband. The property in Mem
phis consists of Shelby county, Tenn,
bond for 81 900, on deposit in the German
bank, house and lot on Mulberry street,
and note in the New South Land COM
pany, Memphis.
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n ynu will send ~ your address, we will
mail you our ILLUSTRATED pamphlet explain.
ing aIl about Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Violate Belt and Appliances, aud their
rlafmiug ELECTS upon the nervous dcbili-
tntcd system. and how they will quickly re
store son 60 yigor manhood aud health. II
Won ore thus afflicted we will send you d
licl' anil Appliances on trial.
NotTAfC BrtT Co.. Marshall, Mich
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G. W Edmonds TO James X. Elliott,
part 81 lots IS, 10 and 20, block O., Fort
Pickering Kentucky avenue, S64xl35 feet,
for 500.
+. +. Meacham and wife TO John Cal
hoon and others, lots 30, 30, 2S and %,
Proyine subdivision ON Frank street, lOix
100 feet, for g, $50.
Henry f. Dix to John Calhoon and 9TH
ers, lois 81 and 50, Provine subdivision on
Orleans street, 50xl50 feet, for 81 900.
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Chanutu Count II Nashville Tenn 7 o. iiIllmau
ttai fa Nj " 4. iiillmau q nj.
IVyIuuo of Hn intrhuruiurY drrfuc frf sale en-
irrsl BOZ me shave rnusr un The "a day ~ ArrIi
issN IN 10 - T. itsI I viii BE- sfsfiai cummi asluu
60 erl nt public auction. fu che highest h.lltf lu
front ~ tir tlrfk aud Masters unIrr Hi ilU Main
tirci entrance ui ihr count huufr ~ shelby county
Memphis. Tenn, un
saturday. June 2, tHHH.
vituiu irrai huurs The following dosffiisi proper
iv situated Zoe che city If Memphis shelby county.
I0uu. tuWlt
lots hiicru NifI and seventeen uU. iu hufk nun
hrf iUufryn Il, bling No tur northeast rufurf ~
Linden ld rliutuu stfrris anil ifuuiIuE iu igrt uu
Linden tfQUi and 900 irHi un linton street
viii NJ aid luh Hp1nirIY ami thgn ni ih0
same Time aud place ell ihr tNu naa uhulr Hui
Will strike che same % uuiff Whiihpt,f ~ Che
two sairs that fvnlinr che FNuirsi rf,DU iuf che
lott
Terms ~ Sale one fourth rlsh. inlauoo on a
credit If tr. twelve anil eighteen months note
hsaHug Interest with srury required. lien o.
taiuri 1hls rth dayui MAJ. issz
luHN. sNINTuN. ~ fIsral Commissioner
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shelby Circuit Court.

The calendar for yesterday was con,
tinued over to subsequent days of the term
except the case of Kyle vs.. Stone, which
was tried and is before the jury. The cal.
endar, as heretofore published for today,
will be called.
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THE MAGISTRATES.
Squire Nuremberg.

A PROLONGED WAR BETWEEN WOMEN.
Mr. Kate Downey and Mrs. Weller,
who own adjoining houses ON Jones ave-
nue. ut the head of Mosby street, have
been sworn enemies for the past ten years,
and the broils between them about the di-
vision line OF their lots have been angry
and at times fierce. II Mrs. Downey
put mp post or fence Mrs. Weller would
claim that IL was on her line, and would
Etraightway take an AK and demolish il,
md vice versa. Both women have prob
rb.y spent the value OF their little lots in
rivil legislation and paying criminal fines,
The result Of quarrels and fights about the
division line. II has been some three or
Tour months ago when warrant was is
iued Tor Mrs. Downey and couple OF
deputy shcrifls went out 10 serve il. She
and her able-bOdied daughter sailed into the
deputies and knocked them out Of time 40
eficciually that they had 10 telephone for
rciniocements. Three or four other otli-
Gers went 10 the relief OF their vanquished
COLLEAGUES, and the entire force were UNI
able 10 get the belligerent mother and
daughter 10 court only by placing them in
wagon and hauling them.
There was fresh outbreak OF hostiliiies
yesterday. Mrs. Weller had placed gut
Ter on the side Of her roof, which joins that
nj Mrs Downey, and this gutter protrudod
sexeral inches over the line toward Mrs.
Downcy's house, and yesterday she took
nn NIX and chopped II down. Then Mls.
Weller committed some depreciation on
Mrs. Downcy's side Of the line. II is the
same oil fight over again, and both swore
out warrants in this court against each
o,lcr for malicious mischief. The trial
comes up today.
CHRISTIAN CIIINANEN ~ Court.
Chss. Ling, Sam Lee and Yang Sing,
the thrtc converted Cinnamon, who testi-
fed in the celebrated case OF Pan kcc
against Lin Sing. and who were arrested
on warrants sworn out by Pan kce for
perjury, appeared in this court yesterday,
waived examination and were bound over
10 the criminal court In the sum Of $500
zach.
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Trustees Sale.

80 CYs7. HD.-In The Chano1ty Court of Shelby
county Tcnnai. D. toupcf trustee. 81 o. "
Thomas Graham a A.
o, yiruc oi che plwOr onuisrci upon me ns
Trustee. ly deceive in Che nhutt raaH rudrrd MAY
g. lsss nt che request Ui q y lirldlct, admins
imi1f a. b0us n0u of iugl IuiIlam. deceased !
will
on Monday, the aSth of June, 1855,
II tho fouihscst corner II Main and Madison
structs within The hour prsrf.hfd - Law. eel ~
thr highest bidder or rafh he following dcsrfird
fHhl estate. towlt bring tfafi ui land M shelby
county. Iruurerr Hdla0uui a. tlIr cts ~ Memphis
un che Cnsi nnd known hs th0 iAWrtt NfahHm
p.arr rpuialnlngF 20 inl nrns. mufa of lcss and
bounded al follows beginning ai thr southwest cuf.
net ~ Dunlap avenue nnd The Pigeon Nnust rad,
thence eat ito hundr0d aud thiiy Eve and one.
half tinisI irUt ~ lluWurc uYruur. thrnfU south
with nld flnrynrr avenue sgyUn hundvd 600
furt thfurr wet five hundfrd and thirty I've and
one half ilIl let ~ Dunlap avenue. thence
north with fad Dunlap nvtuuo seven bundled
duI feet a. thC beginning This talo will b. made
subject IN The equity Of redemption 90 the right Of
,fiue believed 70 b. good. hot I viii convoy d,
/ trustee only. l. y tuuflh Trustee
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MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL,
Hot SPRING., N. o.,

ItVE DVIIIE1I " VI
Formerly Warm Springs. 0pcn throughout The yeaf
especially desirable as q summer resort No bot
weather no annoying insuctr. The mnst luxurious
aud brnchcih baths IN America marble rous and
porcelain tuha Remarkable efficacy ~ treatment
" govt. rheumatism. malaria. kidney and llyci
troubles dlspcpsla aud other complaints Resident
physician Hotel new and clcFant Magnificent
hall room. Cuisine unutccilOd Terms reasonable
Write Tor descriptive pamphlet,
a. X LANSING. Manager,
Formerly manager Attof llous. New lofk city,
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so.to,os,. Loul. aud Return.

III, Louisville 4 Nashville railroad will
Hcll tickets TO -. Louis and return, account
Democratic convention, at $40. Tickets
rold III 10 lth Of June. Good returning
June -. Through slcopcrs. Secure bcrihs
early q, Office, No. 3l2 Main street. corner
Mourup
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s,o,o,,,c,,.a,,apan Return.

The Memphis 4 Charleston will sell
round nip tickets TO Cincinnati and re-
turn NJ 10. on account OF meeting Of Su'
prone Lodge. Knights Of Pythias, ON juno
y aud ln. good 70 return until June -.
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Jochr, Ctub Livery, boarding and safe
Stables. ~ Monroe. Cor. 5d ~

Rcmolcled from top 10 bottom; 2lroomy
box stalls added. Fully equipped with
fine livery turnouis. Boarding horses q
specially Telephone 1902. Give NJ q call.
J. 4. EDWARDS * Co.
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ID r. ID. S. JoH N MS
pRINN
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street,
MEMPHIS. TEN - EssIclS,
us,abisf.IInfs1

np JOHNSON y acruIF 81 BY All parties Ia.
~ trfrsisi a by iaf i." mot siurruiul rhfsl
fan iu tho treatment of IH.a'r uf serfui ditaasst
male uf female Menrui l##rs IT tnuuuhra au I
tfuhiia ruroii In ifH IHIH without uio 49, ~
HiefUur, change ~ dlsi HI HIUImnrr from busl'
rass fsruudafy eythII. gls lat yusige eftdi
tsted without he - II mgfrufy. Involuntary
los Of semen stopped n o. shuft ums hnn~rsn
ifuin impuisnry or lnatH HfuaI p1Nru frFt1nri 10
ifru vieDf in icrlpf.t Nltums 81 fii au'iss
tuf saos.sife tensfd az HHF ffUm HIsrfmaiHuhea
fuI los ul phYalrl a. HfufHI uHWrf. speedily
tud J.ornsnehilJ cu11 Particular attention pad
a. the Diseases 81 Miniff HuI r.iWH rusfani9e
20 the kuiio Al uetsn aI.Ius suirlY conlinn
usi Medicine, ssni ~ empress v AZ pai" OF t''
county
ns-NofsinFmsn cur ~ half ne hslN rates
Oelce h0um from 90 am. 'p8o.cl1Es y 10
n ID y JOHN Oh. ND
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Trustees Sale.

Under aud by virtue ui crfihin trust deeds exc
u cuicl BY J. tfcaih aud hls wife Martha "
Crrnth. to the undersigned a. trustee. aud which
hcHr date respectively uf follows 10" 10Th ~ June,
is5g. the 18th Of Aaph. l--i The sih Jay ~ Nav,
iy-n. aud the i3'h day of MAY. 1871. and nll ~
which are of rccUf in the Registers o1cC of shul.
BY county. Tenn. Will. on
Monday, the snd day of July, 1883,
in ir1nt of The family fc.idCncc OF the late :. 4.
Crcnih. standing on one II The tuacis hereinafter
de.rrIissd between the huurs ~ DO clock co. aud
I O'Clock y M, otter iof sale NJ public outory lle
following rial aud prrnnal prupcriyi tu.wlt
UI tract 0i land Wing M The Ninth civil pis
trci Of said county and State. and described thus
beginning nt stake To- The northeast rurnvf ui The
oVC .GUu acre tract known the 1uuCh a riuihrf
tmct thence west 90 chains AMI N links a. stake.
thence south - chains and a links thence Cist ~
chains aud ~ links ~ stake. thence north d
chains ana i0liuks 20 the beginning containing 10
acfcs This tract sold under the trust decd of Hat,
ui hthui Nav. lssn
"a tract II ISL arrrs living IN aid county aud
siatcin sCcilgn 9mnro sud and 10 the SEVENTH
aud Nluh Civil Districts Of aid county, ulls hUlur
the property conveyed W John Williams a. J. A
trcath by decd daic Hih II Naryh it'l, nhd lully
described Ia two oithc trust made Co. me % giurc
,nii. io.viu Those dated respectively iYth june
ls.p. and the o. " May. is7i.
W 4 met 1T g1g acres oi winfield Coles ln'
acres " sifothof 1OO,ha A.tu1aCfu survey 90 aid
county. The title IA which was vested in .nd
Guati BY decree Of The chhnrrfy Couri Of shelby
county In the chsc ~ , mnfis A. Cole " a. = Cole
ct III. No. 2ttt. q o.. aud the same luly described
=
liI a turt ol land lying IN aid county and STATE
infsrriinu p hinges Hnul q uui tart ul -ifIthCf 4
Goychs 300 lrw Eant uf survey, Hud beginning
Of tLr northwest corner of Loo urft survey ihl
furnrfly belonged 90 !. r. love uni The heir o
Thomas love. thls hciuH nlfo tho northwest rufnc
ui J. \ JryHths t1l acre tract thence south ~
pulus thence Clst Hlk poles ~ The southeast
corner Of laspcf Rogers 10 nru mart thence noul
go poles ~ The northeast rurn0t ~ aid % scr
tract thence west .sts poles ~ Tie beginning
Trum his however a. excluded The aid lup nrfr
heretofore fod by snid tunih a. aid liugcul Ihi
| inu o. C1yefrl lu mll hv Iii trust devils ~ Ma
il is.i aud March l1 it.n aud 10 part by the ifuf
| deed " i1th June issl
I'D Also the following personal prupouy =
mules. thUnCs. and. pony, . horr.n and fhOri
wagon. = carts huwy AMI haucs, furkHwal
| aud harness. D. bead " cattle. head Of sheep
| falr. of gear. - pluWs, harrow, piano, bureau
| ] Washstsud. 2 wanirnhos writing dcsk and 0thC
| household furniture ~ nld truth.
rof fuller description Of this property zee M
| fili trust deeds
The equity oi redemption. dover nti homcslca
waived w. u BEARD. Trustee
| MAY 10. iSs
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Mrnc and dancing on the new pavilion
d the Temperance picnic this afternoon
Dnd tonight.
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HEALTH - wFAftu 10. noaategards
Tonic aud NsrtiHs. tie stsa.
rrensii .ps'ti's
NERVOUS pEniiffN ELL Iu siaros nentd
~ and physical dtpfs Iu. rfrfmstouhsa, ~.
psr hondfia fiefiiity tislifa La hTriffa. inmp1riV
lof study % business fsifs .s.- luFlleh'c. tpleg
o. ios, 81 memory. soit 8Hr n NE brain .ni AZ
cured In either 49, H. f.a Har Of this unntnullcd
PREPARATION II iss NAE n tuprems lmP1fanca
" uss appropriate al Hslt fpf The cure ~ hs
To- ~ nerve power if lfsufrrsfls l"nll
and NefFins altar mar foau trial ~ fufspeI has
ffuFrd luialllhle II taiF# HHHurlIsg 20 dlfrrunuA
thifh are saiaed 10 ssrH H#HUa one DoH egual -
one mouths treatment siIl cure rsfni GO
Price, sisoo bon. offId lose TOT ss'oV nfll
- mall prepaid on frae al YI Ifrr We ruarsuies
sit botss " cure sny 80 Win $50 uidsi ~
crived ~ IA for ala bosrt 81 sll .end onf Nfi.ien
Dot erect . cure A. Ift. rft Co, Druggists. sols
.gsnu iof United BAisl . ani 40 hAia susss
Nfnphia Tsua
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Hrnrrw PicNic June 8. Privilege for
yale at No. 2lg Main street.
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Srnscmur for TnE wEEKtY APPEAl. 81
per year. aud participate In the grand dis.
tribution of gifts December ].
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Grand Rankin and Ida Jeffrey, Thomas
Il. Jones and Maggie Lee, all colored
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Boy the bonds Of the Idlewild land
compnnY.
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Boy Pumps, Drive Wells and Hose of.
A, Bailey A Go,
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THE COURTS.

Al the chancery court motions will be
heard to-day.
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At Muliori's auction this week. All fno
roOds
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Pine Mnirhe.. a.,

At Your own prices at Muliord's auction
sale
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Buy the bonds Of the Idlswild Land
company.
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MT. NEBO SPRINGS.

TI'HiH POPULAR RTsDgT is THE ClllLnOWLE
Il mountains 4 motel UH aeouunl ol ~ mat hlh
cent Wow, ln0untain aif tIali hrsn Nas, nj ~
reiient table ID n rrafhri va hayxlle, shefc
harts coansst with ,r.irs Tsfms 800 pef week.
0t tnWpcf month. a Mi NJ
M Mol via NsfJVille. Tenn.
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A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS ON FIRST
~ floor centrally located without board Address
j. q. DIXON, 2SS Front street
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WANTED.

rTNEN THOROUGH SALEsLADlES, ACTIVE
L and willing. can lnd employment at our store
Bring your reference and apply nj once lnex-
perlenced people will not be entertained.
LEUBRlE'S REMOVAL SALE, 30 Main Street.
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN A POSI-
~ ton as copyist IN real estate or lawyers
office. Has had considerable experience and can
furnish the highest testimonials Or will take a
position as 'companion, or goyerness for small
chiidreu. Terms moderate. Address GLEN0ull,
Box H. Liberty Va
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desirable place 10 desirable parties Call at Oncc
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