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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-28

corporation for pecuniary profits shall DC,
created by special laws, but by. general
laws, and forbidding any special privileges,
immunities and exemptions.
To authorize the supervisors OF Amitc
county TO levy special tax to pay out
standing school warrants.
To amend the charter OF the town OF
Macon.
Senate bill, to amend an act incorporat-
ing the Mississippi and Louisiana Bridge
company, OF Natchcz, Miss, passed.
House bill, to incorporate Center Hill
school, of Center Hill, DeSoto county,
passed, with amendments.
House bill, to empower the boards OF
trustees OF the various State institutions
and Of the capitol building and tho mu-
nicipal governments OF cities and towns, to
contract for Supplies OF water, electric
lights and gas lights, passed.
Senate resolution proposing an amend
ment to the constitution providing for a
change oithe school age from five to twcn-
ty-one years to from seven to eighteen
years, lost on its second reading on Satur-
day, was reconsidcred and again lost on
its second reading.
Several bills relating TO amending the
present public school system, being the
special order for the day, were discussed al
great length. One bill was indefinitely
postponed and one was passed. Recess
till 1880 pm.
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MISSISSIPPI LAWMAKERS.
Yesterdays Proceedings OF tho State
Legislature.

special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
Jackson, Miss, Feb. 27.-[Scnatc. ]
Bills introduced and referred:
by Mr. Martin. To incorporate the Mis-
sissippi Southern Railway company.
By Mr. Taylor To authorize tho APP
pointmont of s,cnogapher In certain
counties In tho Third circuit and ohanccry
cour, district.
Senate bill. TO provide for the collec.
ton Of taxes ON railroads tina, have escaped
taxes. Passed.
A message from the Governor announced
his approval Of the following Senate bills.
10 incorporate the Light. Heat aud
Water company. Of Jackson. Miss.
To amend the charter OF the Matches
Gas Light company.
To amend all acts Incorporating the town
u Senaiobia
To amend the nc, changing the name Of
the vicksburg. Canton 4 Yazoo City Rail.
roah company.
To regulate the sale Of beer In Scott aud
Newton counties.
To authorize the supervisors Of Tisho.
mingo 10 issue bonds 10 build a court
house.
Supplementary 10 aud amcndaiory Of
the act passed nj this SESSION making the
town Of Sariis q separate school district
To authorize the supervisors Of Tate Ia
procure u copy u field notes Of certain
lands.
TO authorize the Secretary Of State 10
furnish certain reports 10 nshomingo coun n.
~ and empowering the supervisors Of tho
same TO purchase Others.
10 create the Office Of public cotton
wcighcr IN DcSoio county
To authorize the assessment Of land In
Yazoo county during 1888.
To extend the powers OF the corporate
authorities OF Water Valley and amending
the charter Of said town.
10 amend the charter Of the Memphis.
Oxford 4 Columbus Railway company.
To incorporate the Meridian Bclt Rail.
road company.
To amend the revenue law by inserting
therein provision for the taxing Of manu-
iactuncn AMI vendors OF bed springs.
To authorize the supervisors OF Monroe
county 10 borrow certain sums Of money.
For the relief Of J. w. higgs md j. Il,
Woodward, Of rishomingo county.
senate resolution proposing an amend.
incnt TO the constitution passed It's third
reading by n two-,hirds vote. which pro
Ni'9rs that no municipal corporation MOI
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1HANCERY SALE
Or
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6isi, R-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
state OF Tennessee for Its own use, etc, vs. Alfred
By virtue OF IN intcriocutory decree for sale. en-.
tered In the above cause the 18th day OF December
1887 NJ g. page at. Twill sell NJ public auction,
Masters Office Courthouse of Shelby county,
Memphis Tennessee on
Saturday. March II, 1883,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated In Shelby county Tenn, towit:
Lot 8 block 4. south side OF broadway. 2'xt6o
feet "
Lot /. block 4, south side Of Broadway 25xiiex
feet
Of ST. Paul and Goslee streets, 65xl46 feet,
Lots 30 ~ and A. block l. ffonting u feet on the
east side Of Water street. Tonth Ward.
Lot p block l. 2ixT2 feet, east side Water street.
Lot q, block l. east side Of Water street, six7a
feet
e0xl7O feet, south side OF Webster street
The east part Of the south y of lot %. block II,
y. W. smiths subdivision, v6x5 feet, west side OF
Lot "a, block i. north side Of Broadway, 3Oxi2i
feet
Lot 70, block 9, east side Of Washington street.
lot ~. block i6. T. n Stewards subdivision SEX
TO feet on the north side of Stewart avenue.
Lot ., block 7, west side Of Second street, Tenth
Lot IS. block ID est side Of Second street. Tenth
Wnrl 2ixiOO feet
Part Of block a. cast side Of Main street SSxijo
lcct-l5O feet north OF Broadway
Fart Of block "a. cast side OF Main street. 100xi5o
iect--tO feet north Of broadway
Lot Is, block J, A. Wrights subdivision. 9lxlbo
feet east side Of Davic avenue.
Lot is block 10, north side Of broadway, ei5xiTo
10, "a Tate subdivision OF blocks 81 and "a. eox
80 feet ON the north side OF Georgia street
Lot y, block u, east side OF 1hird street Tenth
Ward. 2ixii2<fcet.
sion. SoxliO feet NV corner Of Georgia aud Orleans
Lot 50. block u. west side Cd Georgia street. COX
40 feet 49,. .i..H tasa.-4
lot 60 block 2.vcst aide Of Front street rcaib
Warl, .6xlg!lS feet
Tote. block u, sw corner Of Orleans and GeofgIa
streets, tDxitO feet
Loi :si2 Oycrton addition. ioxi6its feet ON tho
Lot Is. Ovcrton addition. GoxisO feet. south siio
Of Calhoun street.
West Y Of lot d y. W. Smith subdivision, g0xiis
feet north fldc Of 81 Paul street
LotaS block u. Ovcftou addition. s2xiGji feet
\. r. Webster street.
Lots g aud 9l block l, east side Of Water street.
q icct ironL
lot >. block O. south side Of Alabama street. 81
I.oSts. Tate subdivision. CsxiS5 feet eat side q
orleans Fircf.
Vast hall Of lot f5. ovcrton addition. ssxi5o feet
north side ~ Georgia street
Lot ~, John Bwwns subdivision. pxiI1 foct.
northeast uorner IL Lal,osc and Georgia streets
Terms of saic-On creitt OF SIX months no,e
lalncd redemption llarrcd. This February "A. lssx
4 I. MCDOWELL. Clerk aud Master
nyJ So nrndley Deputy Cicfk and Master
" N. a &. w. Heiakell. Solicii0rs.
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AN lMpnRruRBAnLn WOMAN.
She. Having Designs Upon n Land
Company. eohemoa Mnohiy.


sAx Dmoo, Cal, Feb. 27.-Prcsidcnt
DiaS, oi Mexico, has revoked the title 10
lands nov being sold by tho International
company, Of Mexico. Elgar 4. wcllcs.
president Of the company, was seen last
night in rpzlrd 10 the matter. lie said.
There Is not the slightest truth In tho
world in tho story. Every little while
Mn. Burton gets some kind hearted news.
paper correspondent, 10 send some such
story over the wins 10 different nowspa-
pens to annoy u.s. This is the way she
has been fighting Us for years. and We
have tried timo and again 10 SGT her TO 60
into the courts 10 settle her alleged claim,
bu, she would not do 10, no matter what
induccmcnt was offered She claims n
,ncl u land In TodoA Santos, lower Cali.
fori.ia, winch was given 10 a man named
Rcwcs by the Spanish government In 1909
Reeves, she claimed, was her grandfather,
and that che fell heir 10 the property nj
his death. We purchased the property
In the regular way and got clear title
from The Mexican government which fully
AhN'AtlNtAttn Atit lNNIll lflNl TIC
woman bad No claim 10 the property"
Mr.. Wcllcs then referred the reporter Ia
Maj. J y. kisoin, superintendent Of the
company. for further information. Mai.
Sis~om said: "'rhc woman Is monomaniac
on the subject Of this property. Tho man
l.caos, uhosho claims was her grandfather.
decided the property 10 his son.in.law, one
Costello, who sold II 10 Dom Pedro Gas.
tcllum, from whom our company pur.
chased II. When Mrs. burton inst
claimed the land Nc government fully In.
yestigatcd the matter aud found Mat her
grandfather died seven years before she
WAS born. Then she said that tho land
wns left Ia another member Of the family,
who lcil Il 10 her nj his death. That was
also investigated, and found TO be untrue.
The property belongs 10 our company, and
We have a clear title 10 Il ~ Ear back M
1904. when the King Of Spain gave II "a
Reeves. The cnseis not In court and never
has bc,n. We have always been ready lc
defend our title TO the land, but the woman
would not 10 into court M she preferred e
wage war against us through the newspa
pcrs lti ~ a very old chestnut and I'm
tired ~ hearing about H."
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THE STANDARD OIL TRUST.
The investigation Resumed-The Rock
folders Testify.

fellers Testify.
NRw YoRK, Feb. 27.-The most inter-
esting information received by the spccia-
tons on Saturday was that the Standard
Oil trust would be investigated Mt the con-
tinuation Of the Senate committee into the
aflain Of organizations or combinations
called trusts" this morning. John ID.
Rockefeller arrived punctually with his
counsel, Joseph II. Choaie and John n.
Camp. After he had been sworn he tcsti-
fled; IL am president OF tho Standard Oil
company Of the State Of Ohio. II is dis
tinct organization apart from that Of New
York State"
Q.--who Il president Of the Standard
Oil company Of New York Slater
Any brother, VIM. Rockefeller. Tho
stockholders Of the Standard Oil company
In the State Of New York ARE also siock-
holders In the sumo company Of Ohio.
Q.-Do you know anything about the
Standard Oil irustI
Al do.
Q.-Arc You a member Of the trust'
Al am.
Mr.. Rockefeller said the trust was formed
under an agreement OF about fifty oil ~.
hncrics In different parts OF the country.
The capital stock oi the Ohio company Il
s3.5O0,OOO. Witness said he knew OF the
Standard oil trust, and that Il was not in.
corpomtcd. II " based on a written agree.
mcnt made la January, 1882, signed by
the shareholders OF the companies that
entered the trust. Mr.. Rockefeller pro,
duccd the agreement, asking that Us con.
tents be kept from the press, ~ Il con.
tanned private matter lie said that from
iiyo 10 ifly companies entered the trust,
but would not say definitely how many
The capital of the trust Is S9O,OOO,O0O. lie
believed all the rellncrics entering into the
agreement were corpomiions No compa
mics wcro taken In ailcrward except ior
reasonable value 81 their rcinerics No
efforts had been made TO force their stock,
down In order Ia force them into tho trust.
The witness said that the oil product oI
the country Is about "a, 900, 900 barrels an,
nually. Three quarters Of this Is controlled
by the trust
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NOTICE.

ss- All persons sre hereby warned not 10 purcha
Certificate No. for Eight Shares Of Masonic TEN.
pie Stock. Issued To- John W. Clarke January "a ISL,
Il has been lost or nslaid and have applied for
adupllcaie. MINNIE G. CLARKE -.
Adiniulsfr.nis =
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This word. which has been staring every.
body In the lace for the past years. and u
now Rrtting Into everybody rOuih. IL q
PREPARATION for cleansing. bcauilfying aud
preserving the teeth. sweeteiilng tie breath
and afrtsfinn the prosrcss of decay.
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The above Is sold, Wholesale and Retail. by
J. HEIsTkR. the Druggist at Memphis Tenn.
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Boils, pimples, hives, ringworm, letter and
all other manifestations OF impure blood are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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House.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 27.--Bills passed.
Toincorporate the Grcenville, Egypt Ridge
& Bague Phala railway.
Supplemental TO the act TO prevent stock
from running at large in Monroe county.
To increase the pay OF assessor in Yazoo
county.
To regulate the pay Of guards in Copiah
county.
sRsAT. BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the town Of Tunica.
To provide for the issuance Of school
bonds In Wcsson.
To authorize the issuance Of q patent tc
Henry IIamillin.
The appropriating bill was taken up and
considered in committee Of the whole.
The section making appropriation to the
East Mississippi Insane ASYLUM Of So, 0OC
and 81 800 annually for medical superin.
tendent for the years 1888 and 1887 was
adopted. For the deaf and dumb asylulns
81, 80, for 1868 and 1886.
Pending consideration OF the bill the
House took a recess until 3 o'clock D. IN.
The bill finally passed practically as re.
| ported by the committee, except nm 10 the
|. a d /. college, which is raised to So, 800
the same M the A. and M. college II
strikes out OF the bill the Objectionable
clause stating specifically how the amount
shall be expended, leaving this TO the dis
crction Of the trustees. The bill makes nc
change In the Chickasaw school fund.
HOUSE Hills APPROVED
by the Governor
To further define what shall be lawful
fence In Newton county.
Creating lawful fence In Beat 3
Holmes county.
To lnnsfcr excess fund In Jones count,
10 general county fund.
In reference 10 the Christian churcl
property in Jackson.
For the relief OF DIR. J. J. Wadsworth
TO amend tho charter Of tho city Of Me
ridian.
In relation 10 the seat Of Justice Of Tu
Mica county.
To incorporate tho town OF Purvis.
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M,S.A.IS Is not only n great curative
agent, buta grcat preventive. kecpa bottle
BY YOU.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08
BOu.htOn Bubbling-.

Mir. l. E. McMillion visited Price X Aaron, last Saturday.
 Dr. J. $. Cannon and R. l.. Aaron "get there" with their music.
 Ed. N. J. Price and Mir. q. w. l.. Kauawah each have sick boy. Moving is the order of the d;., here, and still Boughton has not a vacant house in it.
 "Our Circle" is moving along nicely, with an increase of mem bers each meeting.
 l have been very creditably in. formed that the spelling at Piney Grove, last Saturday night, ended m prOmiscu0us TOW. Last week Mir. w. l.. BramhalI and his mother. Mrs. E. Bramhall, stopped with their relatives, the family of Mrs. NJ. Aaron, enroute 10 their home in Missouri. Mr.J. P. Bramhall, of Paris. Texas, came out to meet his mother and broth CT here. and Mrs. Fannie A. Price accompanied him home and will perhaps remain with her friends in Paris, until summer.
 BETTER LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08
lyceum Meeting.

The Lyceum of the Prescott public school will hold their 3rd meeting at the school house ou the morning ot the llth Ot Febru- ary, at 10 o'clock, with ike follow ing programme:
 Grafton, Charles Shankle. Essay, Miss Mary Cheatham. Recitation, Miss Sudie Stephens.
 Debate by six members. Subiect:-"Resolved, that the ban. ishment of Napoleon was unjust" Aflirmative:-Jack Grayson, Miss Sula Brown and Geo. E. Armistead. Negative:-J. B. Murry, Miss Lii lian Hays and Wm. Mayben. Essay Miss Willie Dunn. Recitation Miss Luella Williamson. Select Beading, Geo. Armistead.
 All are respectfully invited to attend.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08
Falcon Items.

We still have cloudy, wet wca,h. CT.
 Some humps in the neislihor- hood
 Buckncr is to have a planlng mill up, soon.
 The road from Falcon to Bnrk- ner is almost impossible.
 Sowing oats would he the or'ler of the day it the weather would admit.
 Mr. Wiley liatley is in l:nckner, closing out the business ot Mr. Valentine tor Geo. Taylor X O., Si. Louis. Dr. Drake is receiving a large stock of dry goods and groceries for his new house in Bucknrr. l learn he Is to furnish Severtl Wheels.
 John F. TJmpki.s. from Lane burg, is down To pay his family Visit He reports the roNt LII goOd order, hut complained of the roads up near Prescott. 1 Our school will close next Friday. expect MT. Cook will b" walking over his farm holIowing out "eri your les sons you little rascals.r
 
 Be wide awake. Prescott; Wal do is on d boom. There is large blaming mill going up, that expects to work some fifty or one hundred hands, when completed. learn there has been an estimate made ot the mills from TuNarkaua to Pine Bluff IL is said tu he one sO every half mile or more, that is in 3Or4 miles of road.
 ToN
Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08
COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Cor.
 pOndentS of the Picayun,'.
Enl,nct Etchin.s.

Give us unlimited school tax. Bill Law will soon have his house completed.
 \ batchelor here has bought Il new cook stove. What next? Ed and Joe Hood, after five hours run one day last week caught a fox.
 Ed Hood looks very glonn! la.ly. since the wedding at flick. : " Grove. Don't give up d,a boy, Ion nr" Young and thrr' plenty oi time yet. That i,'N stove may help you some yet. Yes, we waut new constitution. aud we want 1t so arranged, that the farmers shall De allowed his corn and meat exempt from taxa tisn. As it is now, he has to pa, three times on his meat. Allow him his home, corn and meat cX- empt from debts, that Is 6 man 0i family, and single young man nothing, no not even his hat.
 The batchelor's Club met at the schoolhouse in Emmet, at mid night on Saturday night, Febnary 2Sth at which time the following resolutions were adopted.
 Whereas God created man and commanded that he marry, and the members of this club all wish ing to take unto themselves n loy ly companion, in order that we may live after the commandments of their Creator, hereafter, be 1t re- solved.
 First, That when any member of this club in paying his address to any of the fair sex and any wid ower take up board at her house that we ask him 10 leave at once and if he refuses that we forthwith apply a good strong rope to his neck, and If he refuses then, then there will be on the following day an inquest. Verdict, died b, staying to long.
 Second, That we keep this strictly confidential and that when any members of thls body Is m. posed upon by any widower. that he report at once to headquarters and the rules of this club will br rigidly enforced, Ed Hood. Pres; John Crossland, Stct.; Ike Tyrer, Tres; Levi Moore, Chap; Jcii Davis Lect.; Ozan Bambell, Senti- nel; Frauk Cline, Janitor.
 This was found on the streets Ot Emmet. and handed to me, sp l thought that should warn yOn poor fellows. How thankful we poor devels of widOwers should be that we got our work in as sNoi' as We did, l am for one.
 DANOCLES.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08
BOdcaW lIitS.

Bad weather to have the humps Look out, boys; John Hairston has the humps.
 Professor''Lindely is progressing with his school al the Reedel school house.
 Mir. N. w. Luck died Jan 22S, with slow fever, Was buried 2J, at Mount Olive, with Wheel honors.
 Mir. Gage organized a Wheel a, Bodcaw, Thursday night, with on, iy 9 members. Hope it will grow Some good material there. Hello, Silas, what has become of you. You have gone back on the Editor, since you lost your watch and horse. Bad luck, Silas
 Esq. Parker is around trying to get up subscription. school, for Prof. White, at Union church. - That is right, Esquire, educate, fol we will want Justices of the Peace when you are gone.
 Wonder who "Tom," of Falcon, is 7! Would like to know, so we could whoOp him up for office.- Think he could form good con, stitution, so farmers could go 10 the legislature and make laws for their own convenience
 OLD PEDRO.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-08
NntiOc Clippings.

Preachinga at Antioc last sunday A good turn out.
 Geo. Loper has moved across Big Carouse. Sorry to lose s0 prominent q man.
 JnO Hale, of Texas has return. ed, and contenplates staying this year. Glad.o sec him looking so well.
 MT. Hunt and Eugene have come to a compromise at last. En- gene beat his path thruusi, !'r bottom and MT II goes well. ask Miss NoIa
 Bro. Danu"lss, if An'ioc las produced y dudes pr dudises it was through mistake, and they should take up their ah .ie i', E.n- met immediately. which is the home of the dudes"
 Hurrah for the "Plow boy" in last issue of the PIC. He said said something when he said ''the best talent we have is making his living between the blow han- dies" A great many people think because a man tills the soil that it is a matter of bread and hutter with him, but my friends l nave seen just as smart men tuilins in the hot sun, not because they were compelled to hut because that was the occupation they pre- fered, an'l those are the men we want to legislate tor us.
 CLODHOPER.