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The Springdale news., 1888-07-27


 THE Mills bill, for the revisior Of the tariff, passed the house Sat urday by vote of 172 to l49, ma jorty of but thirteen. Four Demo crats voted against the bill. They were Bliss, Greenman and Merit man. of New York, and Lomden, 0. Pennsylvania. Three Republicans voted for the bill. They were Brewer, of North Carolina. Fitch of New York, and Nelson, of Min nessota. One Independent-Smith of New York. voted for and one Nichols, of North Carolina-voted against It. The country is now anx iousIy awaiting the action of tn, Senate.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

Ing star and an inspiration to Il true and loyal citizens during years which have made our count the greatest and grandest on tn earth's globe.
 ,. Resoked That we set our seal of disapproyal upon the presen nt state convict system, and give to the democratic party the credit of the brutal and murderous outrages of Coal Hill, and nbiashlng fraud and corruption in the management of our state government.
 6. Resolved, That in the event Of the republican state central com mittee deeming It inadvisable to put state ticket in the field, we re- commend that the republicans Of Washington county support the un- ion lahor candidate for governor,
 '. Resolved, That we strongly denounce the action ot the Wash ington county democratic central committee in refusing to discuss campaign issues with their political opponents, and declare 1t to be an act of innate cowardice and politi- cal trlchery, to eyade fair and ep- en diseasslon.e n.e
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

Therefore, Be it resolved, by the democratic state central committee That the democratic voters ill each township in the state of Arkansas where clubs are not already formed are earnestly requested to meet at theii respective voting precincts OH Satur- day, the 2Sth day of July. ISsS. at o'clock ?. m. ana organize democratic clubs by the election of q president vice president and secretary and the enrolment of all names iii said town ships that become members Of aid club.
 The above is one of the resolutions passed by the State Central Com nittee which.met at Little Rock July 10th. It will be seen that it III ges upon the Democrats of the State the necessity for organization and names Saturday 2sinst., as 2 day suitable for the good work.
 Let every Democrat in,this town ship come to town next Saturday evening and we'll ali have q regular jubilee!
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
CHAMBERLAIN's

In almost every neighborhood throughout the Northwest there is some person whose life has been saved by this great remedy, such persons loose no opportunity in speaking of its good qualities and what it has done for them, there are also great many who have been cured of chronic diarrhoca by if and can not say enough in praise of it. Such persons it is who have most nd vertised the remedy, and brought it in- to general use, until 1t has become the main reliance for bowel complaint in all its forms, throughout the west No one who needs such remedy can use it without great benefit As safe guard many families always keep a bottle al hand for Use when needed, and by doing so, save much suffering and not unfrequently the life of soma person suddenly attacked with cramps, collie or cholera morbus. Physicians who have seen its good work and been told by their patients what a splendid medicine it is, have tried it, and as ohe of them says: Il found it as good or better than anything could prepare and now use and prescribe it with tho best results Unlike most other pre- parations in use for the same purpose ! it is rather pleasant 10 take especially when reduced with water and sweeten- cd Children do not object to taking it after they have once tasted of it.
 Ii cures pain n the stomach, collie, cramps, cholera morbus, dysentery, di arrhoc;r, chronic diarrhoea, bloody Aux, cholera infantum and cholera
 The following testimonials will give the reader an idea of what people think of the preparation after using it:
 You can say that the bottle of Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy left me by your agent two years ago, proved to be .hc best remedy l have ever used, l have no doubt bu. it saved my eldest sons life
 GEo. E. BRoDBERE, Editor Ton ganoNie, Kan. Mirror.
 I was suffering with q severe attack of diarrhoea and got small bottle of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Di, srrhoea Remedy, one dose quieted and eased me and the second dose cured me entirely had a chance to try il in lad case of Bloody Flux. 1t eased checked and curedit think it ageod remedy and will continue to test il IS opportunity offers until the bottle k Us cd up.
 A FINLEY, Rainhridge, Ind
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

A YOUNG and newly married coup lc who were on their bridal tour an noyed the rest passengers in rail- way coach by the effuslyeness of their devotion to each other. Be sidos thls they kept tho window op, en n good deal, to the discomfort oi their fellow-traYelcrs. Finally n lady who sat behind them leaned over, and with the sweetest smile said: "Madam, will you kindly re quest your son to close the window l fear l am taking cola" 1t is un- necessary to say the window came down.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
Under a Cloud;
 -oR,-- Clearing .Hin,~eIf' BY JENNIE DAVIS BC kTON CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK)
CH..fsG'I.z.. =. TOW I.YnAx KEPT HIS WORD.


 TOW LYMAN kuPT HIS WORD.
 Norris was late at tn bank oa that event ful morning. for after lang hours Of walso. ful misery, sleep had c1als t9 hn ia fever ish, unrcfrcshing Gnatehes- Ata arrived at tho same moment WItA Mr. Everleish, who stepped out of his carnage. accompanied by police officer whom he hao picked up on the way.
 "Ah, Norris spoke tho banker, with extreme agitation. Do you know what has happ1acdl There has been aa accident, 1t may be q murder. Thc j1nitor telephenel for me ClildeI is hur., nc says, shot by burglars, who brokc in during the night n
 The three vent in t7G1thcr while h. vas speaking, and the jaaitor, who had tele- phoned immediately upon making his Fhast- ly discovery, met them with frightened face, and repeated his story of finding Childer, wounded ald scnselcs5. while Gn open window led to tAe supp9sition that burglars had effected en entrance and been beaten of by the intrepidity of the junior partner, wao paid tho dear price of this desperate, it might be q fatal wound for his bravery.
 The ball which had entered tho chest had torn its way through the body, and was found imocIdel. iu the heavy plank flooring beneath him
 Between them they lifted tho wounded man to a lounge end did what they could tc
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
GEN'L. POWELL CLAYTON an

GEN'L. POWELL CLAYTON and his republican committee endorsed Hon. G. NJ. Norwood and advised the patty to unite upon him. This the republican party will never do. They may n5t vote for Eagle; but, to vote for Norwood is more than they can or will swallow [-Pine Bluff Commercial.
 We are inclined to the opinion that the Republicans WILL support Norwood for Governor. They see there is no show to elect man from their ranks andby uniting their forces with thoseof the Union Labor, Third Party, and Independents, etc, they have an idea they con elect a Coy ernor. They are for any thing n Gods worl t3 dcfoat tho pcn
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
Republic an Ideas.

The following are the resolutions adopted by the Republicans of this county at their recent meet ing at Fayetteville:
 l. Resolved, That we, the ropub- lieans of Washington county, in mass convention assembled, heart " endorse tho national republican platfolMof 1888, as adopted by the republican parr'yy-s.tss- -s.tss--2ssssembled Tn national convention at Chicago.
 ?. Resolved, That the nomina tons of Benjamin Harrison. of In diana, and Levi P Morton, of New York, respectively, for president and Vice president of the United States, meets our most hearty ap proval, and we heartily pledge oul every honorable effort to secure their election.
 3. Resolved, That we deeply de plore the illness of Phillip..H .Sher. idan, the gallant general of the Uni ted States army, and unite with his family in a feivent prayer that he may soon be restored 10 the services of his country.
 I Resolved, Tha; We view with mingled feelings ofrcgret and dis gust the displacement of our nation al flag by the democracy, and It's adoption of an old snuff rag as q party emblem; that we cali upon all trle, patriotic American citizens to rally around tho .ass and stripes, !, the flag under which we have fought our greatest battles and won our most glorious victories-the same
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
100 .000 Feet of Dfy Lnns-
 bcr 10r Sale /

At my Rockhouse mill in Madison Co. Ark. loeated im Sec. 36, T. i9, North of Range @6 West.
 want it distinctly understood that l make three gfSdes of lumber and do not sell No. ? and put No 3 in with 1t. 1 also want t umdedsteod that have ' large planer with double cylinder and k heavy feed rolls that cost Ssoo in st. IouiS. t0 dress lumber with instead of dressing with q moulding machine. .Nud INaat II further understood that K havea llactical Wac6inist lo keep the machinery in good or,ler SC t %iil do good work Nh. /. T. stump has teen in the lamber business for the last IS rears So il von are wanting good lnin- A.GN.l -y,an-worked lumber c,ll on her aif" - aas Rockhouse mill 'etrosS X stump .t~> ;"es:
 Ik4lbV lr,4 my r.aShtUIt,s
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS. IFS.
FOI, CNNGltESS

To the voters of the ath Congestion al District of Arkansas:
 Thanking you most sincerely for mast -alpnort, announce myself can didate for the reelection to the 5lst Congress. subject to the action of the Democratic Congressional Convention, should one be held.
 At this time only desire to say that | have served you the best l coald and if re-eiected will so continue. Hoping to receive your further support and merit your confidence, am very res pectfully, your friend and obedient ser vent,
 $. W. PEEL.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
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JACK ALLEN was hung at Mon,i- cello, N. Y, last Friday for murder. He had iron nerve and sang and praye under the gaIlows ln astrong clear voice. lIe asked for q glass of whiskey but It was refused him. Aitl+eTl put tho rope around hls own neck and said: Let her go, GaT, lapher"
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
COME IN AND SEE US.

bankruptcy"
 Then there vas no motivo for su!cilbc. The fellow who did tlle job vas banelcr, that's all l can say now. There was noth. ing to prevent his making clean sweep if he'd been a professional since nobody seems to have heard the shot. You arc to be con. graduated on getting oH without loss, sir.
 Mir. Evefloigh's hcart was too heavy for reply. He felt that any loss would be light compared to that which he feared might eome-for he could not but realize that Lyman's life was in fearful jeopardy, and his own obligation to the latter weighed upon hlm heavily.
 While they were thus engaged in survey. ing tho situation, tho physician had been experimenting the removal of tho wounded man. Meanwhile, the messenger who had been dispatched to break the evil tidings finding himself in an unfamiliar locality had managed to miss his way, and the shoch of seeing her brother borne in apparently hfcless came upon Carol without warning. She was stunned by it.
 Sho listened mutely to the explanations which the banker hurried forward to give, and to h.s ritylng words, but her only thought WAS of her brothers daa-cr
 Gro BE CONTINUED
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

TIE Prohibitions prayer is: o Lord, Thou knowest we have done little else but pray, 10. these many years. Now, we are golng to fight, and do Thou. 0 Lord, be pleased to standby and see far play while we show the Pharisees and Sadducc es that there is God in Israeli
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

BLAINE IS expected to return home soon and the Republicans are making preparations to give him q grand welcome. The Republic says ''as he is not running for anything, all thls enthusiasm must be duo 10 the fact that he Is opposed to the Free Whiskey platform adopted at Chicago"
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
'.RatS.''

Resolved, That we view wi.h mingled feelings of regret and dis gust the displacement of our nation al flag by the Democracy, and it's adoption an,,old snuff rag as a party emblem.-Extract from reso :. luton passed by the Republiea n county committee.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
REPRESF FNTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce W. M. Davis as a candidate for representa- tive. subject to the action of the. Demo cratic party.
 We are authorized to annoLnce II. Milton Butler as a candidate for rep reseatatiye, subject te the action of tue Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

TIE Prairie Farmer rsays cam paign poets are now thick as the l7-year locusts, and if they, could be indicted under the national crim- inai act, and locked ulr until after election how happy the country WOuid he
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

A POLITICAL dispute at Camden Monday night between. Hon. s. F, Sewer, representatlvG;from Ouachi- ta county, and eX Sheriff Anson Y. Bragg resulted in the shooting and killing of the latter.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
DeM0ff0He Staie Ticket.
ofOhin

DeM0ff0t}e St0te 1{cket. Electiea Monday, Sept, 5, 1888, For Gegernor-J. P. Eagle, of Lo- noke
 For Secretary of Statc-B. B. Chisaa, of Logan. For &nditor-W s. Dunlop, of Monroe. For Treasurer-Wm. E. Woodruff, of Paiaskl. For Chief Jtsace-sterling R. Cockyill, of Pulaski. For Attorney. Gcncral-Wm. E. At kin-.n, of Nevada. For Superintendent oi Public ln- strHetion-Wood E. Thompson, of Drew. For State Land Commissioner Paul NJ. Cobbs, of St. Francis.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

TIE Republican Senate K worried over what to do with the Mills bill, but the idea i' prevalent that they will take DO action in regard to the matter during tho present session of fcoooraSs
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
s!IisRIFI..

We are authorized to announce E. :. Williams as q candidate for sherli subject to the action of the Democratic convention er primary election.
 We are authorized to announce \. S. Gregg as a candidate for sheriff, subject ao the action of the democratic party.
 Weare authorized to announce I. c Combs as a candidate for sheriff, sub ject to the action of the Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
Just His Luck.

From the Detroit Free Press
 Passengor-What's wrong?
 Brakoman-Thc train behind us can't slow up. There'll be an aw- ful collision.
 Passenger-And i'll be killed. That's just like my luck. 1 was foolish enough to buy a.return tick ei
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

Jor and Reed Martin, two broth CTS were landed Tn the jail at Ft. Smith Tuesday foi the murder of Earnest Adams, which occurred in the Nation on the 10th inst.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
STATE SENAfOK

We are authorized to announce J. \ Tillman as a candidate for state sena tor. subject to the action of the Demo cratic party.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

THE nomination of Hon. Melville e W. Fuller, of Chicago. to be Chief Justice ofthe United States, was confirmed by the Senate Friday, tho vote beIng q to 20.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce c.. W. Morrow, of Clyde, as a candidaet for reelection to the office of assessor of Washington county, subject to the action of the democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

SIX cOlored persons were drowl,- cd near Ft. Smith recently while trying to cross the Arkansas river in leaky skitt. They had been to . dance and were'returmng home.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

FIX up your work and come to toan next Saturday and help or ganize big rousing Democratic Club. Bring your bandannn along,
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce II. F. Greene as candidate for reelection to 4he office of county judge. subject to he action of the Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

HoN. J. P. DARpEN, grand master of the National Grange. dlod at his home in Jefferson, Mississippi, r fast.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
CIRCUIT CLERK.

Weare authorized to announce A. l., Trent aS a candidate for circuit ..cleIk, subject to the action of the Democratic marty
 We are authorized to announce Jno. P Scott as a3 candidate for circuit clerk, subject to.the action of thesDem ocratic party.
 Meare authorized to announce J. C. Thornton, of Rheas Mill, as a,,..candd- date for circuit clerk, subject to the action of the democratic pabty.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

Pooa old Chicago is again atiiict- cd. It is not Republican Nation al Convention this time, but some thing equally as bad-the Anar, phisfS
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

WHAT'S the matter with Uarri son? Hos alice righteel
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

JUDGE GRESHAM is in Europe and will remain there about two months. He will then return and assist the Republican campaign.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

Shiloh's Vitilizor IS what you need GOT Constipation, loss of Ap- 'as'ite nizziness, and all symptoms
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
COUNTY CLERK

Weare authorized io announce Rob apt W. Parks, of Cane Hill, as d can didate for county clerk, subject to the aetiu of the democratic darty.
 ] F. Suttle Of Center stownship an ,iounees himself as candidate for county clerk, subject.to the action ot the democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

The Bureau of Immigration request that every Subscriber In the State, and any other Arkansian receiving thIs pa. per, write upon it the Name and Post. office Address eff the Sender, and Mail II to Some Person Outside the State.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
FOR SURVEYOR.

We are authorized to announce B F. Walker. Jr, as a candidate for county surveyor. subject to the eaction ofthe Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

We are authorized to announce Will liam Mitchell as candidate for re- election tothe office of county survey or, subject to the action of the dem ocratic party.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
AN outbreak of yellow feyer'has been dl6cov cred in Florida.

COME 10 the big Democratic ally Saturday night and bring your "old snuff rag"(9 along with you.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
COUNTY TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce R. reathouse as a candidate for county treasurer, subject to tie action of the Democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce W. s. 1anstlll as q candidate TOT treasurer subject 10 the ayftion of the democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.

Entered af the Post Office al Spring dale, Ark, as secend-elass mail matter.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27


 IS Brick residence near b part town, , stories of asihesS'
 rooms basement of rooms an ,ot oyar oO0 feetsapare n cellar, .ite $500 o55 l20 acres mile acres under fence, 70 O west ""a cultivation. 5'acres or whicn 's u" houses, fair buildir cbaru, wheat, , good wells, gs,. 70 W's'
 price s25oo. 50. fC0 acre fai
 @ acres ip cultiv' ns zl miies Easi good fence, 30 i'll .aoh and nnsgs- is fenced withN :aAaosf, 20'of which iino spring wat r z. uood house. and other out ,;.,t 'Ft class. b3yn and 100 peacl 1.oshSS, ,'la loo appj. ,orn and l ac ,a oeS' o4 acres ia Il good eond i,s,a :" po'atoes-crop ar,a if sold ss.sa '''e goes with - s'''s ~ s2,fOo terms
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

ELCok4&t'.
 ;-er..l0o feet No. |, dressed and matched, Sl 50. No. ,tdressed and matched, l p. No. 3, dressed and matched, l 0o.
 CEILING. Per 100 feet No. l, dressed and matched, Sl i0 No. ,, dressed andimatched, l5 No,.3, dressed and matched, 90 rINIsIII NC. LUMBER.
 Per i0V feet No. l dresSed'on two sides. St n No. ,, dressed on two sides, S0 Ne. ], dressed on two sides, l G0 BEEEtED SIDING.
 Per l00 feet. No. l. dressed on one side, sl 00. No. :, dressed on one side. 5. J. A. C. BLAthBti RN.
 War Eagle Mills, Arg.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

N NAC>A wSu:2. snioy your dinner
 N~ and gro proyento6 by Dyn- pepsia, rsb Ackef's Dyspepsia Tablsta! They gro po.itiTc euro for pyspeross, ls- digestion. Flatnlency and Coass p&tiarA tVr onarante4 them. e and J1 e~at.a
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

$ 40 acres. l ] miles s E of Spring dale, 30 in cultivation, balance young timber, good land but no bulldings-prlce Sl5 per acre casls or part on time.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

10 10 acres mile \ F. of Spring dale; good frame house of3 rooms; log statle, good well, all farm well fenced, 30 acres in cultivation and over lU0 apple trees-l,rice $40per acre; cheap.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

Between them they lifted tho wounded man to a lounge end did what they could tc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
AFTER STOCK TAKING.
BIG GUT IN PRICES.

" Pieces A-inch Fancy suitings reduced
from 1jc 10 SIC per yard
q pieces io-inch Atwood Chcviot Suitiugs
reduced from COO TO Zoe per yard.
10 Pieces 5l-inch Atwood Imported Tricots,
Shades Suitable for Early Spring, re.
duccd from 800 to ti.25 per yard
~ pieces lIinoh All Wool Imported Ency
suitngs In Stripes and Checks reduced
from ti.IS to 500 per yard.
Trimmings, etc, at half price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
NEW ABOUT COTTON SEED

important Planters and Dinners. -, -. -.
%
corn n After
b1 enrcf
An dem
worth cts pound aud l pounds Of clean seed worth PEI ~ az
"
of
simple durable and
Inyestg alei matte full particulars address
American Cotton Seed Company,
DuldnE New York
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
AFTER STOCK TAKING.
BIG CUT IN PRICES.
Suit Department.

oeN DSpe>' N''oi's
All 5000 to $500 Black Silk Suits, reduced
10 $500.
All $3.50 to $500 Black Silk Suits, reduced
TO $500.
All Imported Costumes, worth $4,000 TO
$4,000, reduced TO $500
All $500 TO $500 Worsted Dresses, reduced
TO 5000
Ladies' Fine Fur Lined Circulars, reduced
from 5000 20 $500
Misses Garnet and Plush Wraps, reduced
from $500 10 Sl5.O0
Misses Colored Plush Wraps, with brides
cent Ornaments to Match, reduced from
5000 20 $3.50.
All Plush Jackets, worth $500, reduced TO
$500 tc5T'-
All 5000 Plush sacques, aoinches Long, re-
duced 10 $500.
All $500 Plush sacqucs, 40 inches Long, re-
duccd TO S200p.
All Plush Raglans and Nowmarkcts AZ East
crn cost.
All 5000 aud 500 90 Imported Jet Trimmed
Wraps at 5000.
Ladies' Cloth Circulars, Quilted Linings,
were 5000, now $3.50.
Ladies' Cloth Walking Jackets regardless Of
cost.
ladies Cloth Howmarkcts aud Raglans at
half price.
Misses aud Childrcns Cloaks and Suits at q
sacrifice.
Best Black Hare Muns at G5c.
Ladies' Best Calico Mother Hubbard Wrap
pcrs at g0c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
CHANCERY SALE
- -oF-
)NAL PROPERTY.

\ liollrnhcrF ", NJ Kerr ctalf
D. q. D. Thornton w. A. J. Kerr
inicflocuiory decrco Cor saic. en-
aufcs on the 18th day oi Dcocin.
1dcd Dcccmhef "a iss7. I will
.1n, 10 the nighcst bidder. % the
!. on the south aide VI Madison
Nan.,
dsy, January 2, 1855,
- 49, am. sharp. The NJ.
'fopc .onslsiing 81 nousehold
,ltnr, ilcdsioads, nuruaua. Ward.
Tnrfs Chaiu, farlOf Furniture. set
bile Naftusrs. Bidding. hidchoariS
able Cloths. Napkins. Cookinr Hanre.
tiovcs and Offcc Furniture now In
rCndon Hotel. II salc not finished
same will be resumed on Tuesday,
CASH. This Deccmhcr n issf
xcDONkiis Clerk aud Master
ID, u. q aud N.
n. NoVAn a Mcfarland. A. G.
pm. solicitor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-01
[ton 4 Lamb
BAL Estate.
kR SALE.

hence Lots IN Rayburn ave.
ubdivision, only 3 blocks
Istreet railroad will sell on
thly payments; houses built
ssired.
ca near Elmwood Cemetery;
ndid property for subdivl-
a; sold at a bargain.
'onty Aero Tracts, two miles
4 city. On Poplar street, near
: End Dummy line; excel
tneight rhood I; sold on easy
s at VI ~ low prices.
Z noes, iots loox2oo,
..ay railroad and Kerr
on Boulevard 100 feet
will sell for small cash
~ balance monthly:
bve eight rooms each.
T. Kerr avenue and Boule-
iummy line runs through
.dition; twenty minutes
isinoss; uniform price.
Mt foot; first purchasers
.choico OF whole addi-
I'D on easy payments;
ling about Memphis more
tive or beautifully sit