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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

WHEREAS, Isaac 7. Griffith and
Martha A. Griffith, his wife of Hand
County Dakots, did execute and deliver
10 q. w. Abel, Of Huron, Dakots, as
Trustee for Jancs Is. Russell, a mortgage
upon tho southeast quarter Of section five
f5l town ll3, range 81 which said mort
gage bears date the second day Of Novem-
ber A, u. 1895, and was recorded in the
Office of the Register Of Deeds OF Hand
County, in book seven of mortgages, on
page 1853 on the I'd day Of November, A.
ID. 1885, to secure payment OF ~ 90 due
from said Isaac Y. Griffith TO James b.
Russell, for money loanea 20 said Isaac r.
Griffith, which said debt is evidenced by
ten promissory notes, each for the sum OF
Sll.25, said notes being executed and de-
livered BY said Isaac =. Griffith PAYABLE to
said James b. Russell, all of said notes
bearing date Nov. I'd, 1885, and due rc.
spectively May lst 1886. Nov. lst 1885,
May lst, 1887, Nov, lst 1851, Mag ist 1888
Nov LIST 1888, May lst 1889, Nov. lst 1889,
May lst 1890, Nov lst 1890, and all Of
said notes bearing interest ut the rate OF
ten per cent per asRumr after maturity.
And wherers, il was provided in saio
mortgage, that if default should be made
in pa, nent OF any of said notes for ten
DAYS after thu maturity tbercof, thea the
whole Of said remaining debt should Mt the
opton of said James B. Russell, become
due and pa yable, and said q, w. Abel
was appointed by the terms OF said mort
aacs ard empowered to foreclose said
mortgage and sell the said premises 10
satisfy said debt together with shs costs Of
foreclssing said ageindsdag therein
SIS 90 attorneys fee. stipulated In said
mortgage.
And whereas the sum CT $22 80 is claim
ed 30 be delinquent, viz, the not.s atur-
ing November LIST 1881, and May lst 1883,
are wholly unpaid for mere than ter,days
afeer the na.turity thereof bs reason where
OF TIE said James Il. Russell has d~eisssd
the balance of said remaining debt, and in
tercst evidenced BY said notes, immediate
ly dusand payable and has requested the
said G. w. Abel to foreclosc said mortgage
and sell said premises "a satisfy said debt
1 Ard whereas no suit ut law or otherwise
I has beer com1 eaced ~ collect said debt OF
npy part thereof public notice is hcres,
\ given that under the power Of sale con.
tainetl in said morigage and in pursuance
| Of tn, statute in such cases provided, thu
said premises will be sold at public auction
| either by the undersigned or by the sheriff
Of sad Hand county, at the svBt door o
"A. eour, house, al Miller, in said Hsns
county Tuesday the z7th day Of Soves5e
A. ID. 1858, at o'clock ia the afternoon
4 TO the highest bidder for cssh, and ! si'al
apply the prcceeds Of ss.d sale to the pay
nient of the said s.s.00 debt nowdue, am
the costs VI foreclosure ofsaid mortgage.
Dated at Huron. ID. r., this 2lst day Q
September A. ID 1888.
a. W. ABELL, Trustee.
Tx HANNAY, Ocllit,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18
W. S. CARPENTER. Proprietor
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS Default has been made In the pay
yoent OF the money secured by mortgage aa'eu
18th day Of September A. ID. 1857 execa,ea py
Peter r. Redine, single mah oil tbe Comfy ~
Hand and Territory OF Dakota TO the wes'tIu
Farm Mortgage Company, OF. Aberdeen, paso'si
and which mortgage was recorded ib tho osnce ~
Register Of Deeds oftheaounty OF Hand ana terroy
oi Dak in Book 20 of Mortgages on page 40 on ,ne
2Dth day Of october 1871. at y 40 o'clock r. a. ana
whereas, no action proceedings ~ law,
otherwise have been Instituted 10 recover the ueo'
secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof
Whereas the amount eaelnsd TO De une uFon
said mortgage, at p,e data Oi this notice - ths sa
OF seventy three dollars S.S 0u) 10 VII o.Ns p,
cipal and 81 30 interest and twenty-five oohArs
attorneys tees stipulated tor In the saih moi'sAse
Now, therefore. notice II hereby given INA. =.
virtue of the pow er of sale contained IN s.a uort
cage and duly recorded ~ aforesaid anu W Pn
sIiancc of the statutes IN such case inaae Nu ""
yIdes the said mortgage viii be foreeiosoa "a
.ale of the mor,gaged premises therein dss'iloeu
at public auction at the trout door OF ire cou,
loi,se IN the city OF Mllicrand county 81 lisnu anu
t.rritor, Of Dakota on the Goth day OF No'emUr'
issS at tea o'clock IN the FORENOON oi iint us,
The mortgaged premises are 'ituaiea IN ine co"u.,
al Hand In the territory OF Dakota ~" az ~, Wv
~ ibcd A. follows, to wit. The south esst iNs1r'
al section thirty-ane (ail township one hahuie"
and sixteen tll6) Range sinry,nine ~ -
Datci ai Aberdeen, Dakota THIS s''h ass o' w
.cniber A. ID. lsss. -.
NrsTtGN FARM doRTGA6ECo. MoHe"tr :,
l.sroiI. AmVoD, atty Tor Mortgage "'h
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

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WHEREAS, James ~. snoday ana Cnslsone IA eu
snoddy. his VIE. OF nana county, uaoas' Sla 81
eeste ana cenver 70 ", Aosn' .. -. 49,.
ss irns.ee lor Sae, p Snn,ion ,aar,y rsn r Ia
the northeast quarter oi se'on 'weny, l~l IL
k6i, whicn sau mot,sasc esr IA uSS g., ~, 49,. .s. y ~
MArcL lso. anu ~ , rsol'eu Ss =, ' I'M ~ 49, -
the heeis'cr ol pee"s y. na ~ ~ ,h.s ,a,h d.y
seven oi mor'sngss on pass ini, On ,ne iS,u ,s as
OF April, a y. .coo. ~ ~ ,evue P.s .a Ia =, "a rn.y
dohars. one ,'ois s1iu sa'"s p,slnn 90 ~ n,naar
io,te snouns W sAwes -. rs.,,,,,a @ er'da,;,
loaned 20 saio sahss snu .h.l'e snSs, ss.ss
which said uso, @ ~ ~ n p,ia ,.o,as
no,es eaen .os se , % Sa,,.,a,aS " ~ said r.,ns. ri
oeink esscu.es an ae.a sa id gam.s
ana cnanuts onooas. Fay au.s " s..n ,,.ns ~,
knsseh Az OF ss.u no,es vais Sa,,, ua Ssss .f1s
lsh ana aue 80. ~ 2, ,sss -. ,sse
lst lsef scpt Isl re- men -. -; go -
Men ISL ,Ss: Ss, ~. ~. .ocs ~ ~ - 80 80, ~. IN
ioso, h.u ~ - - =, ~, 80 " ., So .nn,,,, st,sr
teres, ~ 'nr i@'e VI W" p'f es"' P'' "' ~
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

WHEREAS. Pierce Holloway (singe) of Hand
County. Dakota. did execute and deliver 10 @. W.
Russell. mortgage upon orthwest quarter OF sec
tion six (6) Town III. Range 81. which said mort
gage bears date the first day of November, A. ID.
1854, and was recor ed in tho once of the Register
Of Deeds OF Hand County. in record boek of
mortgages on page 2sb on the 4th day of Dece emeer
A. d. lse6. to secure payment Of sil2-50. due from
said Pierce Hodaway to James b. Russ.ll, for
money loaded TO said Pierce Hodaway, which said
debt Is evidenced by ten promts ry notes each
fer the sum of ell %, said notes being executed
and delivered by said Pierce Hodaway payable To
said james b. Russell. ali Of said notes bearing
date November lst 1886. and due respectively May
lst iosl Nov, LIST 1881 NAV LIST 1883. Nov LIST 1885
May lst 1853, Nov LIST 1889. May LIST 1850, Nov ist
ls9 Aay LIST 1891. Nov let 1s91. and ali Of said
notes bearing interest at the rate Of per cent
per annun, after msturity.
Aud whereas, IL was provided tn said mortgage
that II default should be made in payment OF any
OF said notes for days after the aturit, thereof
an, Az, rsy ;s sSS eTti s.w.i4tsen ssasst
by the terms of said mortgage and empowered 10
forecose said morfg age and " u the said premises
to satisfy said debt together with the costs of fore
closing SAID mortgage including therein S2o00 at
torney's tee, stipulated In said mortgage
And whereas the sum OF ss2 so Is claimed 10 be
deliDaFsnt viz, the notes maturing Nov lst 1881
and MN Ist 1883 are wholly unpaid for more than
ten days after the maturity thereof by reason
where of the said James r. Russell has declared
the balance of said remaining debt. and tEterest
evidenced By said notes Immediately due ana PuT'
aide and has requested the said g. W. Abel 10 fore
close SAID mortgage am sell said premises to sats-
fy sxid debt
Ana whereas no suit at law or otherwise has been
commenced 10 collect said debt or any part theie
OF public notice Is hereby given that under the
power OF sale contained m said mortgage and In
pursuance of the statute in sucn sases provided.
the said premises Will be sold M pubiic auction,
either by tile undersigned or by the sheriff of said
Hand County at the front door OF the court house
at Miller, in said Hand conray Tuesday the 9th
day OF November A, ID. 1nSs. AT 3 clock. In the
afternoon. TO the highest bidder for cash. and
shall apply the proceeds Of said SAFE TO the pay
| ment of the isaid Sl0I. .25 dst nov due, and the
I costs of foreclosure OF SAID Mortgage.
Dated at Huron, ID. T. this 2lst day OF septembei
l A. ID. 1858. o. ". ABEil- trustee.
J. X. HANSAY. Attorney, octllU
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

The Journal says: Now Miller will be
placed by right where she shoaid. have
been teur years ago. THIS Boards
actions prove THEY were men who could
not be bought" etc. What does ~
Lawrence mean2 simply this, that ths
men, who four years ago decided nos %
grant vote. were bought by Miller We
say it is dirty insinuanon, because 'ha'
board was just as honorable as we believe
the present one to be, and decided as ihey
did because the voters OF tho county re-
monstrated against calling an election
Bu. then, this Is only one Of the little
things which prove how anreasonapis'
selfish, and narrow Drained some OF u'e
~, Lawrence people are.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

John Baldwin has promised st. Law
Lawrence's solid vote to nearly all the
candidates on all tickets. Was Baldwin
ever known to deliver his goods II so
why was he sS anxious to have the
endorsement of councilman come first IN
the late county convention, and when he
failed in that had his name Withdrawn
Could not deliver his goods.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18
--1--7-7l1ll177l7717
A POLITICAL SCHEME.

A large number of Hand county citizens
express themselves as believing st. Law
renee has no hope of securing the county
seat, but in the struggle may succeed in
electing the ticket they have made up in a
recent secaet meeting. II will be remcm-
bered ST. l.. politicians have done this
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18
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OLD ONE PER CENT.

ION January /, 1887, expect to supply
the demand for chattel money at ! per
cent per month"
Clipped from Keeier's sd. in the Hand
County PRESS October, 1886. All those
who tried to get it on those terms remem-
Der how they succeeded.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

Bismarck Tubune:-Governor Pierce
writes from central New York state.
where he has been speaking for The past
two weeks, that everywhere there are
changes and it does not seem in the range
Of possibility for Cleveland to carry the
state. He spent three days in New York
city and finds the republican leaders very
confident Of success next month. Gov
Pierce is travelling through western New
York with Hon. John Kssson of iowa
and everywhere they are greeted with
rousihg Republican rallies.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18
to $45, and full stock offurniture and

tributors have agreed 1t is to be used to
build q court house for Hand county If the
W tiers of Hand county at the coming
election decide to leave the county seat at
Miller We are assured by farmers from
all sections
THIS Is ALL THEY ASK,
and that they most assuredlv will not vote
a big debt on the county. and endless
litigation when they can avoid il and at
the same time secure court house by
VOTING FOR MILLER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

last weeks st. Lawrence Journal says
the present county-seat excitement is a
spontaneous outburst," and in another
place in the same paper says every able
bodied man n that town was out IN the
country talking to farmers on the matter.
Rats
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

st. Lawrence Republic IN politicians
have no political honor. They have chop
ped MP the ticket so fairly nominated, and
formed alliances with candidates Of other
political beliefs. How do Republicans
like such actions?
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

Many farmers who signed the st. Law
renee petition have turned against that
town because Of misrepresentation used
in securing their signatures.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

Sage says this is spontaneous upris-
ing OF tue people," Yes, Just like it was
four years ago when one crank spontan-
eously uprose and voted for him for Pro-
bate Judge.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

1t will be cold day when two thirds of
the voters of Hand county decide TO re-
move the county-seat from Miller upon
the promises of such men as John Bald
win and s. s. Keeler Il per cent?
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

st. Lawrences eagerness to fight
cou aty-seat battles in and cut of season
will keep many good people from settling
in Hand county.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

Did Keeler give you farmers one pc.
cent money when be promised? Will he
redeem any promise? Did he LET that
little matter 60 That will be all right"
after he was electedP
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

Aberdeen News: Eight months ago the
town OF Decatur, Ala. was just booming
and some OF Dakota's former boys who
were there were urging their friends to
desert this land Of blizzards--as they call
it-snd come to that fair Cline" The
newspapers down there never failed to
magnify the Dakota snow storms and TO
talk about the list Of the dead. Now
Decatur is depopulated. all Of its citizens
having left there to avoid the yellow fever
scourge. Dakota, however. still moves
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

The ''long suffering farmers and dear
people gush being INDUCED in by Sage,
OF the st. Lawrence Journal, was tried a
few years ago. He was the peoples
champion" as he called himself. After
slobbering ont that ,nsense he went
before the people as candidate for Pro-
bate Judge. As all remember he got Just
one vote in the convention. This ought
to have taught him that his gush had ro
weight with the people. They want cold
facto
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

Miller has given Hand county property
which is to-day wo!th over 81, 500.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

keeler's bondsmen may haye to inqui.e
into that gantleman's actions.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18

and IL it was not, that the inteIli-'
gent citizens of Hand county could
not be bull -dozed by the misreprssenta-
tions Of ST. Lawrence.
The Code says that notice of election
must be gwen by publication in each OF
the official papers for weeks next pre-
eeding the day of election. In their zeal
st. Lawrence construed this to mean 4
publications of the papers, which would
he Oct. IL, Oct Is, Oct. 25, and Nov. /,
but II weeks, Vr any gwen time, is not
determined by how many times paper Is
printed. True, there would be four
issues of the papers after the meeting
of the Board on the 10th inst, but begin
ming with the llth of October there we're
only 26 days lett until election day. Ac-
col dins to all calendars, history or systems
of computation it takes
% DAYS TO MAKE WEEKS.
This has been determined time and
again by the courts. With this
knowledge Miller decided not to present
any remonstrance to the commissioners,
| except to establish her claim of llegahty
Il will be remembered that st. Lawrence
secured a large petition four years ago for
the same purpose, but Miller went out and
presented the matter to the voters and
secured more signatures upon remon-
STRANGE than st. Lawrence had upon her
petition. This could have been done
| again but it was not considered necessary.
IN fact many citizens " Miller were m
favor of having the question
GO TO A VOTE,
where IL would be forever settled
by the intelligent citizens OF the county,
and the aspirations and scheming Of St.
Lswrences politicians would be sat down
upon.
The commissioners met on Wednesday,
listened to the arguments OF both sides,
and amer son sidering the matter until
nearly one O'Clock Thursday morning,
decided they were not legal body, and
that the,efore they could not consider the
leQsl phase Of the question; that theiI
juyisdictioa extended only to consider
alton of the petition, and as there was nc
rsmenstrancs presented granted vote.
underssan ding Of couse. that the question
in its legal bearing must be considered
BIZ THE COURTS
coustitated for scch purposes. I'm
like our hot-headsd prejudiced rivals
of 50. Lawrence, we want to record
ourselves right here as saying that
under the circumstances the commis-
sioners did perfectly right. All they had
10 do was 10 consider the petition, which
they did m the only way possible for then
to do. Here We have an opfs<turity e
make a comparison between the two
towns. -Four yesrs.ago when the eomsnfs'
sioners refused to grant vote the people
Of Sc. Lawrence went home cursing every
thing and everybody, swearing thoA th'
commissioners had been bought, and tha
, they werea
, SET OF RAscAIa. ETC.
|. I'll, 10 all remembered by many citizens o.
, Hand. county and cannot be refuacd
, Now. when thu commissioners do grant
: vote MIXERS people, composed manly o
broad Quage.. liberal minded men. cay q
3 those commissioners: Because you hav
/, necessarily decided against rs, gentlemen
. We do not eonslisr You thieves and seouu
drels Az va know Miller offered n
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18
sCMaoSS

SCMMONS
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. District Court
County cf Had. 5th Judicial District
American Inye stment Company Of Enmt tsburg
lows, Plaintiff, vs.. Isaac W. csdy Defendant.
Tho Territory Of Dakota 10 use above named Dc
fcndant,
You Isaac W, cady are hereby SUNNI ned and re-
q. ired TO answer the complaint In the above en-.
titlcd action which win be filed with the Clark Of
1aid Court August ~. ises, aud to serve . sopy q
your answer TO the said complaint eD the stb'
scriber 1T his o.ce IN court house in Miller 10 the
County OF Hand and Territory aforesaid. wsltin'
thirty DAYS after the service OF this srmmons uper
you sxe,ssise OF the Say 4 surh service. and Il
you faii O. answer the said eG,aflait wtinu tue
time aforesaid, the plaintiff Ia ulls arsloi viii
apply 70 the csurt for the relief deninn6td ia tue
complaint
DaiedM Mailer Aug ~. A. d. 1898
W q WHITE.
Plaintiffs ATTY Miller, d
70 the above named defendant
You will please take notice that the complaint IN
the above entitled action was fied IN the cihce %
the Clerk OF the District court cor Hand county
on the sist day oi August l,ss
sepsin VIC GWHiTblitn'r Aity
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-18
Sewing Ma

PRoFEssIonyAL CARps
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MnnInn nnr.lrr

sr Loris No., Aus. 2S-A special
lrum th,.Ugoiho, Mo-, gives details ui 70
w1uinu murlrr thDv Yesterday HAIRY
lluH.gu, % puluri.amu tough, employed
aa 1 .uIt,hm1u Doe iby Chicago, Milwaukee
q 49, Paul railroad yards. hat his WAGES
nuaHvrd by W. ". Oruuuhcim. cloth
inf merchant Hudson riiuli,d hy shnut.
uE oprHuhrim boz Gee hars of the head.
death ensuing iu 900 Iuur. Hudson las
.r.u arrested uWruHUm rlmu tn Chill.
.'r'ihr from Van Iuwu county. Mich.
Nly twenty ought y,ln of ago married.
and % highly respected liynryW. iiuIsin's
Iuiycruuuu arr unknown.
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l'rnNNiN XIV, Aug. 2s Peter II.
Head, % wealthy farmer OF Washington
county, vas shot and killed yesterday hy
his s'n.in..aN, sam Milton. They had
bod aqulucI and threats vt violence haI
pissed. Meeting each other IN thc road
They drew w,1',on and began firing.
Head being instantly Killed. Tho k.Iir,
grow ont ol an nllry iu which two mon
lusi iicir lives three weeks ago. More
trouble h trafui.
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

scENEi Grand Fte Day Departure oopson Brinr en
thee
ist
hof the
by
Of the
aBdc api o the cty
Entrance OF the German The Wnh and Rhen
and the o eGcnans
o flag Bste
Mulenc
o of
the
Rising Is
nt The city c by the Communists and the Anarchy
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Afvrli ry Goo most effective method of dis.
ut.ur headaches y,Ils AMI f,,,r or
cleansing thg syf'.H BE- hy taking O. Tow
l1s.s Of ll, pleasant ,alIluma liquid fruit
vmuly syruput tIr,. rurslIc in W cont,
anal "a IatfI..
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.lH..l' .HIH'.h fH IHT AI.HI
Nf,bEuur Mis-, Aug gs Tho brick
WORK un tho now $1,000 county iail was
begun this morning.
Tie gfple ARE not a. much damaged by
'ly Tain storm llsi week as was NJ first
thought. Ten pee cent will cover lhc loss
GA uufn. The damage 90 cotton va. small.
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toF Strsptrssnr..

Jst uousiuWis Aru PHOSPHATE
DE- G. u plkc. rcllryilIr, llI, s,ys "a
have found H. nnl 10 alone. 60 Do, capable
ui producing 70 Haryt unl natural sleep u
,1Ft Of insomnia from oyrrNofk ui tlp
lWn which H1 DiiUn occurs Boa active
professional and business mru.'
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Onef special bargains In furniture until
September !. II will pay YOU 10 examine
our goods AMI prices. Repairing ami nm.
ho'slviing NJ low prices during thc AIN
season. Telephone $40. 20 Main M
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E,rnynopN knows how difficult Il IL 90
get a rooi cigar bat surh b not the case
Will those Who have tnCd tic Grand lie.
public Cigaffus.
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Wa hc found an excellent remedy f,,
sick headache Carter, Little Liver IIII,
Thou auis ~ lrit,r from people who have
used them prove This fact 'rN Thorn.
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Stony mnihUn hltr permitted tHrit children 10
90 lg.uiv urif riys uuru flg, misht haze Leu
nitl AuI uutI,I uhH trg.H HuIss Wlinuut q
fuHH fIsk WhIih sIU Hat a,r.IiIss Usgt,t Id
lasHtul tln lives ~ tHHusaHIs I'D tbiiifru. aud
Il huiuE % UtUfy 1yaf. n . iirIstrf dftfritL
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CHANCE FOR MEMPHIS.
LET HER RISE AND SIT sQUARELY
UPON TIE BAGuING TRUST.

To Do This She Should at once Solicit
Evory Exchange in the South to
Unto in tho Crusade, aud Have Leg
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NoTE-Iickots drawing Capital Prizes are not en-.
titled To Terminal Prizes
For CLun RATES. or any further Information de-
sired. write lcfbly 90 The undersigned clearly stat.
Ing your residence. with State county street and
number Moro upid return mall delivery will Le
your full address
send POSTAL. NOTES, Express Money orierI
or New YORK Exchange IN ordinary letter Currency
by EApTUas (ui our eXpvusel addressed To
NJ. 4. DAUPIiIS
- New Orleans, La
Or NJ. A. DAUpIIIN.
Washington, n. q.
or at No. q West Court ST., Memphis. Tenn.
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Franco German War.

Hp With Novel Startling and Mechanical Effects Realistic Transformation
Of
n covering Miles canya; Costumes Historically CORRECT All entirely New
me most Marvellous Spectacle produced
Artillery,
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SALE OF coLLATERALs.

nNtrrsnAY. sEPrgnRER A. NEXT. AT TIiK
', huuf ~ ~ am the 0Cfman bank viii scll Al
Ll..f nHU.lnn a. the highest bidder. iof uash, Al
We southwest corner Of Main ana Madison sirrcts
lNsnN iuut thousand Dolar ~ the Prospect fafk
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COLLATERAL, aud cafy the urpeld coupons due July,
~. Epw. GOLDSMITH, Cashier.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-29

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