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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Now for the Great Bend salt worker
Let every man work for them, and
they will win.
Henry Moss young single driver
ran away this morning, smashing a
sulky all to finders and breaking a
large plate glass in the Fair building.
w. M. Davie arrived from Portage,
Wisconsin, last week and will probably
locate in Hoisington. Mr.. Davie is
father to Mrs. T. T. Rhodes and Mrs.
r. q. Galley.
Register-and after you have done
SO you can step right up to the polls
and deposit -FOUR vote for Hon. e. F.
Difen bacher and all the rest of the
democratic ticket.
Register-and with a conscience
clear as the petals of white rose, and
a knowledge that you are in the right,
that democracy will win the day, vote
for F. w. Ross and John Schauf.
Friday night the first heavy frost
of the season appeared, and as a con-
sequence the trees are stripped of foli-
age, and the katy.did has gone-where
the republican party is bound for.
Joe w. Trimble, formerly of Lar
ned, is now publisher and proprietor
of the Dodge City Democrat. Joe is
young democrat whom we hope to see
succeed in the newspaper business.
MARR1ED-At the Leland hotel in
Great Bend, Kas., on Wednesday,
24th inst, by Rev. Thos. 81. Ayars,
James r. Hotel, of Iuka, Kas., and
Fannie Wickham: of Clafin, Kas.
A vote for J. w. McCauley will be
a vote for man who will treat the
farmers right; man who will attend
closely to business and will be in his
Office when you want to see him as
probate judge.
We acknowledge receipt of hand
some invitation to the formal opening
Of Manglesdorf's opera house, at Film
wood, which occurs on this, Thurs
day, evening. Arrangements are made
for grand good time.
Fred Long and wife arrived from
the east Thursday evening last and
stopped off to visit friends in Great
Bend. Mrs. Long has had reasonably
good health since her residence in
California, which is now their home.
There were two ladies applied to the
city clerk to be registered the other day.
A prohibition speaker told them to go
and vote, that nothing could prevent
them, and if their votes were thrown
out to make q test case Of il and take
lit to the courts.
DoAos neglect to attend the demo-
cratic meetings The larger the audi
ence the better the speakers will be.
Our speakers are all eloquent men,
and only want good sized audiences to
inspire them to words Of enthusiasm
and earnest truth.
The Hoisington Echo has changed
its shape from a four column quarto
to six column folio. Now if it's pro-
prietor could change his shape from an
over-grown boy to a reasonable sort Of
. democrat there would be improve
ment all around.
DR.. Mccormick brought into this
Office Monday sample of sugar beet
grown on his place near town. It is
as large and we'll developed as can be
grown anywhere, and demonstrates
that that vegetable can be successful.
ly grown in Barton county.
Say, how about a man who will
charge 81 more for making out Anal
proof pa rs gs than s 4 the law allows, and
when eornered and asked to aisgorge
will only return So of the amouuts
Ask Hhos. Harper, Of Eureka tow
ship, 10 tell you about ;.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Some of the democratic speakers.
who attended the meeting at district
81 Albion township, Tuesday evening
are under obligations to Mr.. E. j.
Everligh for hospitable entertain
ment.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Wheat to-day ranges from 80 to so
cents; Corn 80 to 36. No oats on the
market.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Prof. W. p. Looney and the present
incumbent, c. G. Wolfe, were candi-
dates for the democratic nomination for
superintendent of Barton county. The
first ballot stood, Looney 76, Wolfe 81.
Mr.. Looney is an old. and we doubt
not, successful Western
School Journal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Fresh sorghum, 80 cents pr sallses
at Ed .Tyler's.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

10TH, representing the
Wichita Commercial Bulletin, is in the
city this week to give a write up of
che CITY.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Democrats, register!
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

The new stone school house at No.
Sc, Albion township, near Everligh's
store, is one of the incest district
school buildings in the county. 1t is
a substantial, stone building, and is
well suited to the substantial farming
community surrounding it. Miss
Matthewson is at present teaching the
school, and has an enrolment of 81
scholars.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

How about the fire alarm? Does it
not look as though it would be saw
ing investment for the city to provide
some quick method of giving the alarm
in case of fire? IF there had been a
high wind Thursday last the damage
would have been great before assist
ance was called out.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Large snow flakes brought broad
smiles
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25
GREAT BEND MARKET-OcT. Is.


Wheat to-day ranges from 80 to 80
cents; Corn 80 to 36. No oats on the
market.
LOCAL NEWS.
There was a grand old 81 party,
And it had little bomb,
And it called it union labor anarchy:
But the bomb went off half cooked
And in consequence it knocked
The e. o. p. into the middle of the sea,
Democrats, register!
Hurrah for Great Bend and Bessie
Lee!
g.. E. Winstead is visiting in Ten
Large snow flakes brought broad
smiles.
Notice the change of time card on
the Santa Fe.
Register-and then vote the straight
democratic ticket.
Disric& court will probably close
9seus1laY ofshis week.
SgM Osmopd made business Grip
Co gopefa last Sunday.
e. q. Difepbaches spoke IN Cim-
aaasoa Wednesday night.
gs T. saqnored shat Larned is to
&sse y ses democratic paper.
The anion iebor people held a meet>
0pg an Moisipgton Saturday evening
aasss
geeass can now be found In the
S&esson buil3iags wess Of the post
eeaess
SsosSo@ Wilson is back az his post
sssth pets Dohestys the Ellinwood
3saggis&
SasaPday lass was one Of the busiest
sSsse ous aeaehants have had for a
aaoashs
8egissea-and put in . solid vote
@sg GeoveR Cleveland and W. E.
gecaeys
Tie Is. & g. store has moved into
ODE rev Mosss building south of the
agsas house.
Ssx. and Mrs. NJ. r. Bell and swo
asas seseraed ssom che east Thursday
@igas Last
w. b. Eagletoal has gone to Texas,
Sasa EagIesOn wial SO in Q few days
sita shsir goods.
&saadIe horses can be hired cheap
Ghosa mow nnsI she next meetiug of
theeoussiug clubs
D. ID. lsustrela and Mr.. Weir, have
eeaeea che Old Leland hotel and OPEN
edsp Zoe Business.
= eaadidate Of some political per-
eaaasion is hobbins ap svexy day in
eaaae part OF the county.
Toaa Richardson bad his fingers
saasshed while making afreight coupl-
ing st Reisiagson Monday
While as Ellinwood Saturday even.
3ag We saes 5oha Weltmer. who Is
AU~ SEEMING nea7 chat toWns
Regiatey-apd the Lord will pros
per 500 presiding you vote for Judge
Joha Maxsin end J. ". McCapley.
BoRs-To My. and Mrs. D. A.
Santas . soae The young lawyer
eaane Saturday morning, Oct. Goth.
ID. o. We hstess young attorney
> &ho has been studying law here for
come eimes geturned Saturday to Ohio.
She rain and snow storm put just
Che FEAST bic Of dampener' on the
enthusiasm of our county candidates.
Che naA who always leaves the
3ooa standing open may now prepare
4edie. We sre loaded for such fell.
aeas;
&egistes-and on the 9Th of Novem-
Der stand by the ticket of the people
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

8. E. Winstead is visiting in Ten
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Hurrah for Great Bend and Bessie
T,eei
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Saturday lass was one Of the busiest
sSass Gus meaehants have had for a
aoon4F
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Judge Clark pronounced sentence
upon Bur. Cofer to fifteen years in the
state penitentiary, Saturday of last
week. This ends one of the criminal
cases which have been terrible expen-
sive to this county. We have no COM
ment to make upon the sentence. A
fair trial was given and the law will be
carried out.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-25

Mrs. w. Bolinger and son returned
last week from their visit to friends in
Ohio. She brought back with her
some magnificent fruit, and sample
was left at this Office ssfor the editor
and his wife, " in the shape of mann
moth pippin apple, IA inches IN cir
conference and weighing % ounces.
We have now fruit to last us this
week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
FLOODED WITH FUNDS.
Unprecedented Sums Handled by Ten
nessee's Treasury Officials.


A Nashville Ansfisdn reporter has been
rumaging through Ponderous books in the
State treasurer's Office. worrying over col.
umns Of figures, and makes some valuable
exhibits. The resplt Of his investigation is
the statement that'more money has been
urer during the month Just passed than
handled by the stdte Comptroller and treas
has ever before been received or disbursed
by the State In the same length Of time.
The receipts and disbursements Of the
State treasurer, as shown by the books of
the comptroller's office, have been for the
month ending February 90 1888 as fol.
lows Receipts. S426, 10; disburse-
ments, S456, 22S.67.
The principal sources OF revenue have
been, from trustees, 1854, 1851; county
court clerks, SAC, 1923 insurance com.
panies, $l2, s63.S4.
The receipts are IN increase of S6i,000
over those Of the corresponding month OF
1887. The principal increases are, from
trustees, $4,000; county court clerks,
$4,000.
The principal sources of disbursements
are on account OF State prosecutions, $27,-
673,19; interest on State debt, $50, AIS; in
terest on school fund, Sii, 67l.05; in ju.
dicial salaries, S0.1S762; State normal
college, 81, $500; Bank Of Tennessee, in
new issue certificates cancelled, S74,427;
hospital for the insane, West Tennessee,
$l4, l50 loan account, Sl9l, 900; interest
on loans, $3,075.37.
The disbursements for the correspond.
ing month last year amounted TO 5000.
The increase Is $40, 900 on loan account,
and SIS, 427 Bank OF Tennessee certificates
cancelled. The Bank OF Tennessee certih-
Gates received and taken up during Febru.
airy, 1887, amounting TO Sl20, 900, were not
cancelled until March following. Taking
that out OF the loan account OF So, 900,
which is back interest on tho State debt,
would leave the disbursements for the
month ended about $4,000 in excess Of
those for February, 1887.
In answer 10 an inquiry from the Amri-
can reporter II the receipts from trustees
were not exceedingly large, Mr.. J. w. Al.
len. assistant comptroller, replied ''They
are largo, being $4,000 more than any 70.
ceipts we have ever before gotten from
trustees during an equal period OF time,
but there Is still outstanding an amount
due OF Sl50,O00 which we hope TO receive
in time TO render us assistance in paying
the July interest" MIR. Allen further
said that there are only $40, 900 more OF the
Bank Of Tennessee certificates falling due
between now and October that the State
will have TO take up, there being only
1884 900 outstanding in all. Twenty
thousand dollars OF this liz due now, $50, 0OC
in next October, and $50,O in October,
1880. With this out OF the way the State
will be greatly relieved. The prospects
are fattcring, and Il is safe 10 predict that
the financial condition of this State will
soon be as fair ~ that In any other in the
Union,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
THE LoAouE JURY HUNG.
A Little Breeze In the COURTROOM Dur
ing tho Trial.

ing tuo
There was lively scene In the criminal
courtroom yesterday morning. in which
Gen. @. p. NJ. Turner and Squire Patrick
NJ. Winters were the butt Of the sensation.
II occurred during the trial Of Pat League
and WIN Sullivan, charged with larceny
from the person, tho victim being a son Of
Inspector y r. q. A. lane. The facts
were published at the time, several days
ago. Sullivan was placed on the witness
stand "Wednesday, and related a nice little
story 10 the effect that the whole business
was a Joke, and fully generating League.
This the young fellow claimed aiierward
was arranged In the Jail, Mt the instance Of
Gen. Turner, counsel for League, but who
also promised 10 stand by Sullivan. League
followed on the witness stand, aud told
that Sullivan stole tho watch and s. from
lane, but returned the money under
pcrcmplory Instructions from him,
and possibly the Joke" might
apply 10 the watch Transaction.
This rilcd Sullivan, and he concluded
10 ask the court 90 either appoint him
another attorney in place OF Turner or
allow him 10 70 upon the witness stand
again. lie asked the advice Of Gen. Peters,
and desired instructions M 20 which course
10 pursue. Gen. Peters wanted light on
his motion for wishing 10 go ON the stand
a second time, whcrcupon sullivon stats1
that he desired 10 tell q straight story, re
marking. 81 told one Of those curious tales
Yesterday" OF course he was permitted
10 90 on the stand. lie plead guilty. then
accused Turner and Winters oil trcachery,
pointing directly al each Of them, and max.
ING his charges Enthusiastically explicit.
Gen. Turner arose and denied the truth.
iulncss Of tho impeachment. Argument
Of counsel In the case followed, and the
case Of League went 10 the jury. Thai
body Is hung.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mcmphi. Iheatrr.

"The Deacon's Daughter" with Annie
Pixley in the role Ruth Homework, WIS
witnessed and enjoyed by quite large
audience last night Il lisa comedy drama
suited TO Miss Pixley's style Of acting, and
giving her an opportunity 10 introduce her
taking specialties in the way Of singing
and dancing. She has several new songs
and medleys that catch audiences and
bring about several recalls. She was quite
yivacious and insinuating and succeeds
in pleasing her patrons. The support
is commendable, especially that Of J. G.
DAILY, rs the Deacon, Mr. sackctt as the
club man, and Mr.. Cullington as the
painter. Tonight Miss Pixley will produce
her new play, ''The Charity Girl" with
new songs and with the star as Cherry
Ripe, a combination role. "The Deacon's
Daughter" will be reproduced on Saturday
night, and the Charity Girl" at the Sat
urday matinee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
River kilograms.

vICKsBuR0, Mis-, March i.--Rlyef rising.
Arrived city Of Nicksburg. ~. Louis Departed
Belle Memphis. ~ Louis II am.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia, March L-t1ear and pleas
ant Departed =. 4 Wood. Tow Of cmpties, Louis
willie. ror lads and baVcs ~ J0uia
EVANSVILLE Ind, March i.-Rlver ~ rect 3
inches and rising. Light nain and cool Night
River ~ feet aud rising Clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, o., Marrh River q feet l inch
and rising. Weather mild aud cloudy. Departed
Katie siockdale, Pitiabunr Guidiag star. New Or.
leans Night-River ~ feet inches aud rising.
Lieht rain.
CAIRO, M. March T. River - feet inches and
falling. Cloudy aud cool Arrived ". II. Cherry.
above, sam AfkananA City NatchcA. pm;
Drouillard. ~ Louis. pm. Departed AfkansAa
City, g. Louis, pm. Droullhfd, Nashvllle,f pm
LOUISVILLE Ky, March i,-Night-ilvcr slA.
tlonary icet 10 inches 10 canal fcct inches on
the fails. The Thomas Sherlock, from New Orleans
10 Cincinnati, passed up Al 7 10 AIN. Weather
cloudy, damp and drissling rain hlght-klyef
stationary fOct 10 inches IN canal feet Inches
on the falls Arrived. Gunltc state. Memphis
ohio, Cincinnati, Departed Raymond ilofnef aud
0raniie State, clnoinhaii. Ohio, hemphh Clcar
and uleasaut
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
..Ihe uirhesi niaasr.r

Mr.. Ramsay Morris, advance manager Of
Il. II. sothern's "Ilighest Bidder" com.
pany, Is in tho city making arrangements
Tor the appearance OF his people nj the
theater next Thursday evening In an en-.
gagemcnt OF three nights and Saturday
matinee. Sothcrn has very hard row 10
hoe In playing star engagement lie Ia
compared with his father, and critics con.
denim him when they do not see in him
the finished and perfect acting that long
years ON the boards gave his father. But
as the play progresses and he has
an opportunity 10 win over an au.
diencc he creates a moro favora-
bic impression, and at the close
he succeeds In making his hearers his al.
mireB The company which he has Is a
strong one, and the support Is iV better
than ordinary. Mr.. Charles u. Bishop, ~
Bonham Cheviot, u a good comedian, and
becomes very popular with the audience.
Eugene Il. Sanger l"l222') Is with the
company. lie Is the messenger boy who
was sent 10 London last summer 20 dis
tribute souvenirs Of the Tooth performance
OF "The Highest Bidder"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02

The sale Of seats for the Milton Mobiles
engagement at the theaier will open at
witzmann's tomorrow, Saturday morning
The engagement is for three nights and a
"Wednesday matinee. opening next Mon.
day evening In a new play, Prom Sire 10
Son." written by himself. The first two
acts are laid in the village and mining
camp OF Yuba, Cal, In 1890, and have
strong local coioring. The third act Is In
Venice, aud the fourth In an old castle on
the Rhine. Mr.. NcNles personates a ne.
formed gambler. Alfred Armitage, and
Ms. Dolie Mobiles peronatos his wife In
the 6rst act and his daughter Ia the third
and fourth.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
IN coLoRED SOCIETY.
Complimentary Reception 20 Miss Z.
NJ. Bryant

Miss y. NJ. Bryant, Of Columbia, Tenn,
sister Of the popular tonsorial artist at the
Gayoso Hotel, WINS rendered q reception by
Miss Carrie r. Harvey, Of Jcssaminc
street, ON Wednesday evening, February
goth, which was, beyond doubt, the most
aristocraiic affair that has occurred In
Memphis for years. None but the elite Of
the city were invited, which was n sufii-
Gent guarantee Of It's popularity. The
lunches consisted Of all the dclicacies Of
the season, and there WINS no end TO the
champagne opening. II Is presumed now
that many young lady will lose her lover,
rs Mis- Bryant Is very handsome. After
INDUCING In q good time until ~ O'Clock,
the guests repaired 10 their happy homes,
having assured the welcome visitor that no
pains on their part shall be spared 70 mako
II a. pleasant for her as they possibly can
during her sojourn In our city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
DIR. 8. Il. soNNEscHErn.
The Scholarly Rabbi Released by 81
Louis for Tonight.

Louis for Tonight.
Pursuant TO the earnest solicitations Of
Rabbi VI. samncld and tho members Of
his congregation, who desired the Rev.
DIR. Sonneschein 10 deliver lecture at the
temple, the reverend gentleman asked his
congregation at st. Louis for n continued
leave Of absence, whecupon he received
the following telegram;
Dr. g H. sonncschein;
We viii cheeriully relinqush the Sab
bath 10 our Memphis friends, but Sunday
we claim M ours. Temple Israel sends IL
greetings 10 hospitable Memphis.
Isaac ScnwAn, President.
DR.. sonneschein will therefore occupy
DIR. Samheld's pulpit tonight, and preach
a sermon ON "rhe Power Of Public Opin-
Ion, at the Poplar street temple. Services
commence at 100 O'Clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
MEMPHIS LAND AND INVESTMENT co.

The books Of subscription 10 the stock Of Tho
above named company arr now open. aud xuhscrip-
lions ~ the same an solicited.
The capital stock has been hsed At QUO hundred
thousand dollar, divided Into shares Of one hun
dred dollars each, aud subscriber viii be required
10 pay moutbly assessments Of two per cent On tho
amount o. their suhscripton until their stock notes
arc finally paid. The assessments 20 paid In will
be al once invested IN accordance with the svowed
purpose Of the Company n expressed In IL charter.
In the purchase Of real estate 70 bc disposcd Of IN
the most satisfactory and profitable way. Parties
desiring 10 buy homes may. on application 10 THIS
Company. be able 10 cncci purrhaaes 10 be complied
with BY modeais monthly payments no further
security hcina wquifcd than Sufficient oash mar
Gin 10 protect ,he Company from danger OF deprc-
citation In value aud the retention Of lien on the
property sold Tho monthly payments viii be only
slightly In advance Of the ordinary rent paid Tor
property rented by desirable tenania
The plan on which this Company VIII h con-
Quoted will not only enable lhoso 10 purchase
homes who might be otherwise unable 70 do 10.
bu, will also AFFORD 10 tho~e desiring 10 subscribe
TO the stock aic and profitable investment
Pull particulars can be asoeriaincd BY calling on
the secretary Of the Company, Mt 7. Maury Cal
breath. No. Madison street, who may be found
not only during ordinary business hour. buteyery
evening except Wednesday between Sand ? clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
An unfsrtusase woman.

special Dapatch 70 Inc hpptah
NAsuyiLLr, Tenn, March i.-When the
train arr;-ed from Chattanooga tonight a
woman aroa from her seat In one Of the
cars 10 get oA. Before she reached the car
door she gave birth 10 child. ltdropped
on the floor and WINS picked up by negro
woman. who accompanied the new mother
70 pliySiclans Office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
LODGE NOTICES.

CT. ELMO CoMNANDERY, NO. IA X. T. ~.
= The Ufdef NJ the Rod Croes will h.
conferred IN the Asylum on Friday even X
Ing, Marrh 2 Al \ o'clork, by this Com. ~
maud, after whlnh ~ limos ladies Circle will
informally receive the families ~ the FfAtcrs IN
the Tabernacle. Masonic 1emple Visiting Rr
knights courieousiy Invited
Ny order. " A. KEELING, ". g.
Attest J. r. MAnATYr Rccorder
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
DID.

MANCiSI-At residence No. 100 fernando street.
Thursday morning. Manh I, tsSs NJ O'Clock.
fnsNFr Lfs0wOOD, sgcd " years months aud -
daya eldest son 81 Joseph aud Regina Msncini.
Funeral will take place from RESIDENCE tomorrow
tsATuKDAy) morning al No O'Clock High mass
A,st PAiricka church NJ 10 o'clock. Friends u the
family are Invited ~ attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
Notice of Dissolution.

The copartncrhip heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the arm name a. Geo.
Arnold a 60, Il this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent either partner Icing authorized 10 align the
hrm name In liquidation. Having sold our stock.
good will aud business 10 the chartered torporatlon
George Arnold Company, that viii continue the
bushes Of Wholesale oroccrics Cotton Faotofago
and General Commission business A. heretofore, all
members Of the hnn being stockholders. aud re-.
spectfuiy solicit continuance Of The liberal pa.
lfonage heretofore extended.
GEORGE ARNOLD,
w. A. EvERhAN.
LORENZO b0LARi.
Momphis. Tenn. March I, 1888
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
Tue Cazadorl
TO LOT::O WNERS
IN ELMW0OD CEMETERY.

orricr oT ELuwoop cHNgrEnY,
% Union Street Mcinphls February ~ lsss !
sS'An election will be held Al the once OF inc
Treasurer Of aid COMPANY 70 Union street.
on FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH (thb 1883
from 10 am. 70 pm, for THREE TRUSTEES %
serve sx yeanL Any owner Of lo' CONTAINING
not loss than thrce hundred square ieet o. sIouna
hciigiblc for the once. and hs qualified 'o.ei,
There are Nine Trustees In aid eoinpsny, aNioea
In three classes. each Glass scf,lns az year, ana
Monday IN March iDe' i,ro lsgl and 40 on
lot owncu are fcqucstcd IA nan let,tl.sa - "'''
y, LlmwOod Hook Lar Lidhcf Information.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-02
stonkholdars. MaatInR.

A NETTING Of the stockholdcnoi the Troy and
The once OF aid company, In the town o. ~
In Obion county, Tenncs1ce. on Monday, we IN
dsy Of February, AID. lisa Tor the oon.iaersnon
M mortrase bombs aud stock OF aid COMPANY ana
ihe transsctlen Of such other husines - may ~
sdyiscd. Ny order oi The bcsrd q n'sct,. ~
ccnber ~, ISL ono. n WilsoN' rfes'oen~
W. RalcE SCREAM.