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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07

Misses Fannie Kate Darden and
Fannie Marable, spent last Sunday
in Tupelo.
Prot Abcrnethy, Of the Troy
Normal, was in this city the FIRST
of the week.
Prof Harvey Long, spent Sat
urday and Sunday last with rsla-
tives in Verona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harper, OF the
Shakerag neighborhood, were in
the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Denton, at
tended the Commencement at Bue-
ma Vista last Friday.
MILL. Kerr, a handsome young
gentleman Of West Point. is visit
ing relatives near this city.
Mss Addie Schumpert, Of Shan
non, after spending a few days in
our city, returned home last Tues
day
Miss Gussie Lagrone. passed
through the city on Tuesday last
on her way to Verona to visit rel
atives
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Fitzpatrick,
are IN the city on visit to rela-
tives We arc glad to have them
among us again.
Rev Sam Long will preach the
Commencement Sermon Of the Ok
oloua College, at the Methodist
Church on next Sabbath.
Protracted meeting is in pro-
gress at the Methodist Church, con
Quoted by Rev. J. Richey, assisted
by Revs. spraggins and Bevell.
We were pleased to meet in the
city on last Friday, Mr.. W. c.
White, of Meridian. He has been
on a visit to his old home, Hous-
ton
Misses Ella Morgan and Matte
Crymes. Of Brooksville, are on a
visit to relatives in this city We
hope it viii prove to be pleasant
one.
Our sinccrest thanks are tender
cd Mr.. 7. B Sadler, who is attend
ing the University at Oxford, for
copie, Of the University Magazine
received thi, week
The Okolona baseball club was
challenged by the Buena Vista
club, and the game was played last
Friday. We learn with much
pleasure that our boys came off
victorious the scores standing 10
to- S.
Miss Lizzie Yerger, our bright
little Jackson visitor, was compli-
mented by a pleasant sociable Civ
en- in her honor at the residence Of
the editor Of the MESSENGER on
last Friday evening and again at
Mrs. Chambers on Tuesday even
ing. The young people present
seemed to enjoy themselves very
much.
A large crowd attended the clos
ing exercises Of the Buena Vista
Normal College on last Friday
night, and except for a few "smash
ups, spoiled clothes and bangs,
every one was delighted. Among
the young people were, Misses
Mary Knox, Julia Owen, Rose
Tucker. Addie Hill, Anna Glascock
Kate Weddell, Matte stovall,
Julia Knox, Hattie Frazee and
Daisy Hill, and Messrs. r. W.
Chandler. G. II. Lyon, O. B. Rogers,
J. W. Valiant, r. NJ. Pulliam, W.
Creighton, II L. Morrison, Chas.
Lagrone, A. F. FARES, R. B. Hull
A. Chandler, NJ. R. Waller, J. T.
and Harvey Murdoch, Edgar FL,
lott, Carl FAIRIES, Will Tucker and
. Jim Hodges.
The 0Wool Hat editor Of the
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07
Foa SALE

A three room cottage in desir-
able locality, convenient to the
business portion ofthe city. Terms
liberal. Apply at this Office.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07
NOTICE.

All Carriage and Farm repairs
reduced. Horse-shoeing so cents.
Terms strictly cash on delivery.
JOHN MCCURLEY.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07

The Swiss Bell Ringers at Tenn
pie Hall tonight Thursday
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07

Our friend John Dahmer gave
us some nice ripe peaches on Sat
urdav last.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07
Election Notice.

The regular election Ofthe city Of OkOl0-
ma for Mayor Marshal and one Councilman
each for the LIST. End and 9Th wards, Of said
city, win he held on
Thursday the 9TH day of June, 1888.
the same being the 1st Thursday Of said
month.
Witness my hand this May 2tsf. 1855.
w. A. BODENHAMER.
mayor.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07

Kansas City and Birmingham R. r.

Kansas City and Birmingham r. r.
The regular trains go the y. g. ari p.
road arrive 80 TuDeIo 80 ltn 3 m. ani
cave Cor Memphis az J. O'Clock p Oh ea.l d.t
Post Office hour.-from o.. Doe. too g.. u.
SUNDAY from o.. m. 80 9 %. u.
HOUSTON MAIL.
Leave. ukn.oua o. %. uI. arrives rs Houston
10 -ir8yes Houston a. M. arrives af
0h0l1aa p. ll.
ARRIVALS AAu DEPARTURE oF MAILS AT
suOI SION.
Frm pIH.hars arrives Tues1ay. Thursday
sud saturday CO. p. M. sam. days
ITO Portaiae leaves Houston Monday and
Eraag Is go. and all.,l- IHe5-af and
Saturday 90 p. m
From CreHsda % Houston arrives WeinF--
d4s FHaHt aaI saturday at 2. M. and
arrive, Monday, "Wednesday aud saturday
90 q r. m. each Wrth.
West Point wiye. Tuesday and saturday
80 l1am and leaves } p m --me day.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07

A visit to Temple Hall to see the
Swiss Bell Ringers will interest
yau. Don't fail TO come Thursday
evening June Eth
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07

IA Fashions Of the season, Sat
teen, Satteen, Satteen at J. Rubel
X Co., as fine as any imported Sat
teen, only II IL cts. per yard.
Every lady should have dress Of
it.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07

". W. Smith will keep the best
liquors the market affords, in his
new house soon to be opened at
the old ike" He begs his friends
to call on him when he gets under
Roadway.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07

WANTED.-l0,000 bushels of
corn, at HARPER X ROGERS.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07
Central Texas.

Don't buy a ticket for any point
until you have consulted the Agent
Of the st. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
Railway.
II Winfield, Gen'l Agt. Pass Dept
TeXarkana, Tex. d. Miller.
Gen'l Pass Agtst. Louis, No
WP Holman, General Manager,
Texarkana. Tex.
~ The best line Of Hats and
Clothing at RubePs ever offeFe
before.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-07

All the latest styles and shades
in Dress Goods at J. Rubel & Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
Truainn Snln.

10y VIRTUE % 4 nLm or Trust 10 ~
- executed w ulr 20 dsy If uriu'cf tVf. ID
Wiley iuhnur hnd wife. Ali0n johnson in ,0 un
= ~ llels 100 ilr laymgnl ui one 10 iulHt'I nni'
iuf one huudrd HluiI dliinr ~ even dlig thrff
With Hui nIIIg due hnl payable one yrHT thrw
nii.r nII slId uuir Will luifnHt lllnF uuH pssl
tIr ard uuInli Nulf. therefore as TRUSTEE nu1
NB virtue ul tiH power vested he mH Hs .ufh Will
600 Iho 1ist dni 80 MnI, isHs, Within 'H.nl bonn.
lu iuIui uf iIr uiuft hHu|D duHf 81 HIH'UF UuIHIr
f'll tn Tho hiEhHt uud let h.ffrr iHf rf.I. iha
following drliIurl lpt uf aarr. % lnud lying cod
iruH situated Iu fhH Nlffh rIl dlirIri NJ .Ir. .f
rHuuiv nni lrurdHd ra iUiiuHr trHif lf.H y
IHn % thr y lnrrr ifari. irriuulHr HHfI.lH
90 tlr uufih llHH ~ tIn NuulIr.f end lfHnl iff|t
fui uhrr nil IiuH IufHrrrH che oaff siIr NJ flr
? "a leading from Wells station ip tlr N0flH fufi .
thence rnti With HHIl buulIru and lrutf tuft
upf b lIuo o. chains Hud O LINKS ~ r. ir'l OK
marked &C. y ~ hrHHo north . thHInf A. I
stake tn0ufo vet o. rnrIus end n lIuka too tIir
on thH rlai rilr ~ thn rlad lee luF IrUm Webb n.
t.uu il ibo MHouu NOD. thence with eiii mod a.
l.p beginning CONTAINING irn l1 arua. uurs of
l.... Tie uElf "a hnuH.itai rud dover lTrrIr.
4 Waived Hhd fhn ellie "a believed uH ls ruHi lHt
D ..ll nui runFuY as fHHf0s uuiI and iuf ihr puf
lar ul uNHyluE fall uHiH. lni.nHi end rauH
INlla D.. MOSS Trustee
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
GEN. BEEM,s DEATH.
His Widow Examined by Committee
OF the Veteran League.

OF tne veteran League.
CHICAGO, H., May 9.-The widow OF
Gen. Martin BEEN appeared last evening
before the committee appointed by the
Union Veteran league to investigate the
manner oil her husbands death. The same
questions were asked Mrs. BEEN that have
been propounded before, and she gave sub
stantially the same answers. Mrs. BEEN
Twas accompanied by Mr.. Sutherland, of
milwaukee, who has been her attorney in
litigation over some propertyin Wisconsin.
She admitted that her first impulse was to
conceal the unhappy relations existing be-
tween herself and her husband, but when
abe found that she was made the object OF
public attacks she had decided otherwise.
She asserted that she discovered that her
husband through jealousy had by an in
senlous method succeeded in intercepting
etters and cablegrams which passed be-
ween her and her attorney, Mr.. Suther-
hnd. She stated that the nature OF this
correspondence related entirely TO her suit
Tor the recovery OF a legacy.
~ a dispatch from Stanton, Neb., TO local
paper says that many people condemn the
I. Singular verdict rendered by the coroner s
Jury MS being unfair 10 the widow. Others
1side with the jury. A prominent citizen
.named Cleland charges that the jury was
prejudiced against the widow because OF
Der apparent lack Of emotion over the sud-
den taking of of her husband. Cleland
fsays he talked with Mrs. BEEN before the
inquest and that she appeared TO be com
pletely dazed. He makes light OF the tests
made by the jury of firing the revolver at
Beem's coat TO SEQ ii the cloth would
scorch, and says the result would vary UNI
der different conditions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
ordor OF Publication.

SO fgi. T. D.afn ue ChiutCfy Cont " Shelby
county, lrnnUHrc-dtai1 ~ 1CnuUsau. etc, "
n a. lrftiu a. AL
u Appearing from The amended dll. whhh d
suu-ii tl lu Dis uusa. thHi iio defendants Anna
Louisa huhH.dt AID husband. August Ilhl.lL
Emilio Dies aud husiuni. ilfmHnu Wes. John ~
liuirIdgy. q, ". u. iluioiiry Emma tlDlr.ioT.
liruu lirlr'ffy, Julius i.elrllor ana August
ilelUldeY Jet ihrCo H'uurl aud ihcIf fuaftH1.
Anna u Ic.icldry and Aunn d iridsldsy, nfu
Nh residents n Tie HiIfr ~ AZ asuun aul uun rHi.
dfuia ~ the tilir ui Tennessee.
% ia thcfrlnfu ofiCrsi Diet hoy make thoif Hn
nrHnnnr lruiu ri fhr tuuri hnu.r NJ shelby ruuu.
I'd. Iu tlC city ~ Memphis now Taxing District m
Shelby county 1rnu., uu the unt Monday ln
june. 49, aud plead. hu.Hrf uf drmuf tp CON.
r'HInrufa NiIl uf uIr HInn ulll o. taken &c CON.
ilH.od as ~ them and 80 ir hearing ss rafio. ard
ihst copy ~ this order le published un0u WoUt
iuf four s'insrsltr Wcris IN Tho Memphis Appeal
This tth day ~ Ami. ittA
uur cos Attest
- q MCDOWELL clofk ana Nriof.
~ ,. u Mclpnrl b. ncpuW q nnd A.
~ u. a q. w. liCittri. toliclion iof Complain
ant i.GaiNtU
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
4 Fatal Lightning storm.

CHicAGo, ILL.,, May 9.-Many slight nc.
cidents are reported as result OF the SO.
we're storm Of yesterday afternoon, and one
fatality by lightning. James Mulligan was
instantly killed while walking on the
streets in Hyde park.
Two stone masons, named Joseph Kemp
fer and John S. Herrick, at work repairing
q house in West Fourteenth street, were
directly under a broken lightning rod
when the storm burst upon them. Before
they could seek shelter bolt OF lightning
passed down the rod and struck them.
One is fatally injured and the left side OF
the other is paralyzed. Two school chill
drcn were Frustrated in the West Division,
and one may not recover.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
HEALTH ~ WEALTH - Dr. r-aur~gnrrs
1onio ard Nartiue, tile Great
Iraugh specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY n ali ~ sinrrs. msntsi
IN and physical drpufasI uu slrfmHtpuhra, ~
fUrlnudfia firullfy. nrurlrlt hfsfrfla Hnplrltv
luf study uf business. Paralysis Impotence. epilrn
u luss oi memory. suiienug ~ the hriu lni all
ulsrIasn uf the uSrtuus system may be radically
tuHtd he either Hrx ~ thr u-' Of this nuuKrul'rl
Tf.rimiOn. u 80 matisf ~ supreme Importance
tunsr appropriate treatment fer The riifr ~ tho
aud hrGtin after many year tfif in luWfn hes
puitrd luiulIIu'r u taken according 81 dlrnfiluua
which aIr Hihtrl fu rHrA luiHo. one boa rlla 10
one months treatment. uill rum rrUrnt rlsrt
ificr. st.Ooh box. ofsiK luScs inf $500 aent
~ mall pwTaii uA rr0clpt ui price. We Futf1uint
tlN huKrs ~ ,uig any riae With fufh urlHI 10
rr.yri hy us flfsIK buses ~ viii ttui uuf written
4fHfaul1u to frium ihr uunry II treatment duei
Dot rIrttutIro A. Iruktu 4 Co, Nf1ulsis s1ie
srsbu zoe lulisl tb.ci. ~ and ~ Aain itnsV.
NrmphIa. Ituu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
CHANCERY SALE
=OF
REAL ESTATE.

No 1913, n -Chsnosry Court ~ shelby County
y \ Anderson, c0inui1slonor &C.. va Wa. M.
lrfklnH 20 a.
10y virtue n an intefocniofy decree iof sale. en-.
tered in the tloTp cause oy thn a day ~ usrJh,
1855, o. " a. y tsl and funercf Il,h DAY Oh
bifhsst BIDDER IN ffoAt q tie Cisri aud Matters
onicr, stthc Nslntfeei rutrarce II the court h0p1s
Of shelby county. psaphis Tenn. on
saturday. hsJ AZ, isss,
within iefsl houu the faliovlar desofihsd rf per.
a. situated In Memphis, shelby county Tcnn.,
tn-wiI
lot ;. cs-niy lot fJi. fronting rs on the
fynh site n Alsbsma street snd fuunins back be-
tNsen lines 80 feet iacrr Of lsas
Terms % iais-Ou tfeilt Of months Sois bear.
inf luicrct with fCcnfity required LEA retained.
redemption barred. 1hii LDfl n, igta
J. NcnoNEil. C. 4 N.
ny J. n. Dfsdley. u. &. sndu
~ X H. W. wilhoyts. Solicitor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
Dnoro-ns ron IgurAy suPrirs IN

IDNOpunAlA TOR INDIAN SUPPLIES I'D
Ono =, iBsss R, no % ,r g I9 n ,.
hcllcl pfupl.th iufnfsi lfI..afH flr bHi"
thids ilr lcci mur b. fuHH.uDi in separate IN.
vrl"pr.l l.acon, Flour tlotI. nf lrin. pgfiaion.
uir 90 The css. may lql 1Hi iir ir'i 20 dc COM
missiUuef ol indian AhaIu. Sc a. aHlll Wo,iiL
nasiaE Wv 2. ls,S iof iurlhing i1f the lntsn
pounds lcof on he h65i H.pi round isint
.9 pounds ,l B,s,i9F .t ,,s, p2ps5 r
O7.w0 pounds iiomlny. N UY pounds lard. NJ bar
fOls Mes FORK, n uyl pounds utuarIl. fNnf1
pounds uais LOO pourls iIH' p.ryp pounds Zoo,
sugar and i2.01 pounds Wheat Also. Hank
81. Noolcn aud Cotton DllIH consisting Ia
psn q .iictinE LOO y1rs. sisnd,id calico.
rom al sIihF, ,.iis ysris bsnims, i7.gl
yards bingham, aQiso Jfrls Kiutu.ty leans,
100 yards Chgyl0t 1l0g yarlF hfuWn sheeunr,
i ,ss,,J , sSilI s'i ;s ssa' s 2 siS
600 yards, Winsey, HOu yuitr t.uihinH Nfu
ceriss, Notions nhriss Medical supplies,
school Books, etc, aud long li1t o' m.rfl. angutm
ana 0fabout 30 WaFlpf required 90 Gle gruIoc
20 BE- delivered al Chi,fth Eansf tIij ard Sioux
city. Also iof such MHs0ls a. may h1 'luifrl
Cali1inia brakes. dsilurof ~ 6sn lunis,n
Alto transportation ~ such n he an...s,
goo.ls and supplies that uaY not D. Clniftc.Cl -
70 ~ httiN'fNa - ne ACUTE t'itt 49, ~
NAnt out o. doYffswFHf rfhHha tfIrlnIea
showing the kinds and quantities ~ Ful sigueg
supplies required ~ .fsHh Agency hId .tlool
and The kinds an1 quanluH ffl.a, a Az other
Euots and articles. tcfrihsf tlul bhht 20
posals conditions ~ be 'eirFffel hy hiidfftl umo
and placs ~ delivery nffTf a. rluifici ani paf
infut transportation uytufs sId nll oihff eifaU
tutifuetious vii b. iuTuli upIu lpfllfau1n "
The Indian onlce IN waslinf'nn ~ Nn % gnd0
Woli'rf lifsf, fos ivf James l'df wood, No
~ Nfuadwayi New fnff tHf COMMIT affIfa ~ SUB
aisicuce, Y. y A. Al ChsffHro. chicago, Fhten
worth Omaha, saint Louis saint ianl end -
lfancitco. the postmnirr OF Nnuh ,II' ana
lankioui and 70 tha fottmafrn ~ ile following
named nlaces IN Kansas Aft1nssf liy. bhtlny
ton, Caldwell, Dodge CIV. Lmpuda tuirsa nfeal
bend, Howard hutchlnroH. Iauri, hCfhennn,
Marion Medicine iodrt Newton u.sre 'iif te.lah,
reting TOPEKA, Wellington Nl'hih anl WI
hsld. The right 4 resofysd by iha GOVERN nehm
relcct any AMI All blda az any part ~ hhl Nli ahl
Uess proposals arr infiiei under pfuNn ilal
approximation shall h mair iUf i1a supplies Y
COngreta nlis will h. offu.l "a lho hunf and
day above stated, aud biifHr aw irvliel ~ ~
present. Al the opculng tfrIirifr ,Naha Az
Al bils must - aenumrerirl ~ rrliitfl fhfcn
% dfAiu upou soue lniied hiate' l'eiseltn y
me int kstionsl iknk nj ios Angeles, 'sl loI ~
least ets pef cent n me stnnf1f N We u1rasai
nE~<-lhon Lp.C. AfEiNs. se'''a''4'''>s'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
Told You 40.

Mr.. +. A. Ireland, of Breen, Phillips &
Co, Nashville Tenn, says 81 was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years, and tried
every remedy offered me- finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment. II gave mo
instant relief, and has effected permanent
cure. Rangum Root Medicine Co., manu-
facturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents and 81
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
No. 2s3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
Cora lIriIc yellow. sInnd.rc,l.

WATuNoroS, May 9.--Mr. Fellows,
the father OF Cora Belle Fellows, who re-
Gently married Chaska, a Sioux, says that
the story sent from st. Paul yesterday that
the newly married couple had accepted an
offer 81 5000 TO- ten weeks engagement
in a di'nc museum, is an outrageous lie.
IL is SUSPECTED that some museum manager
may have thought OF exhibiting bogus
MIR and Mn. Chaska.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10

DETROIT, Mich, May "a Journal spc-
oiai from Chcboygan says Eight bargcs
nrc ioc-l,ound at the foot Of Lime Islands.
Tic L., Is solid from there TO about four
.miics above Au fmin Point. The ice Is
two ieet thick inside OF Georgian Bay
bland, and with no wind TO disturb Il viii
rpna.n Intact for long time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
Creditors Notice.

SO. 6tti, n Din he Chanocry Court u Shelby
County, Tcnuc1ar c..M =. n0jnon. ndmlni1tfatar
o.
n npprafnT from On order n court entered hero
ln Apfli ~ -. that ali pnreriinrs IN the pfl.
inir tuuf IN relation a. Che estate II n A. Hoy.
publication D. mffo fuf all rfrdit0n i faid Cliaia
~ nlr ihflf claims hrnln, n IL tirfrinn ordered
that 90 rfudliuff ul ere estate 81 w. Hnynnu. de-.
ceased. have themselves made parties and ne aud
establish ihrf claims hofgin within flniy days
from Aprl y iFtA of DE eamr Hiii ~ l0fofcf
barre o. and that corY ~ this utdsf b. Published
phis Appeal
This ~ DAY ~ May. issA
4 ifIo oupJ-Attcsl n J. MCDOWELL.
gtniiN tlcfk and Master.
~ ., u nndloy. Deputy clefk aud yaslof.
CIV iicistsii snd q " nafl,au, solicitors
~ n Ssw.rn orilslan Al M.llori'.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10

DH0POsAtg FOR COOKED RATfONg-HE
i culung Rendezvous, so FRONT street Mem.
phls Tenn. May d ISIS healcd proposals IN Trip.
llfato with a copy Of this Advertisement attached
will ~ received NJ this Office until ~ clock ain,
TiOd commencing July !, is,s, and ending June ~.
issA Proposals for complete nations 10 b. fur.
nlshcd 81 places objectionable Tot fugruiu vii not
tsomcnt shall not ~ construed 10 Involve the
United siaiea In any Obligation i0f payment in
Excess 81 appropriation ffantcd ny CunFfon Tor
90 reject any or ell bids. Pull Information ~ 10
quantity and quality, etc, required will ~ inr
nishod on application ~ this once. Envelopes
containing proposals should De NAKED "rrupneals
for Cooked Latl0na," aud Addressed 10 The nDdsf.
signed uEQ =. pohpfN.
ist Lieut. tih Infantry, ncCnilunE once.
a. y. 10, n, a tsa1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
ELECTION NOTICE.

MEMPHIS. TENN.. Nay = 1884
TYNE ANHuAL ELECTION or 4 hoard or
i Trustees ~ The Factors Mutual Insurance
Company will lc held between the hour Of ~ m.
and pm on TtHpAi MAY %. iss nt tho Com.
IauyH Ohicc, 40. y Madison street Memphis
Tenn. n. lONIAihE President
JAWS y nranrY. Erfciary
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10

JoHS suunns. Col. McCooks gardener.
had hloary cye-lids for twenty ycus. was
cured with only one box lIoiskclls letter
Olutinrut
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE

No ca, ~ n.-Chancory Count % shelby ,ounty-
n .. Anderson, COtamlai0rcT. ETC, ". u. fanie
ctai
ny virtue " on in'crionutnry deere fnf sale. On
tefrd In the shove caufe on tie ist Dag ~ March.
~. n. r. 81. fage fi ! viii tell. at public nur.
ton Tho highest bidder IN ifout u tho Clerk
AMI Masters Uilce Of the Main ttriot eltnnfe ui
on
Saturday. May ~. 1898,
within irrni hour the following described prop.
erir, situated IN Nemphis, shelly county, Tom,
to.wit lots y and "a eat side oi Nosby ftfeet 10
Joncs subdivision, each lot uontng ou .iosby
flrccti1 isct, aud running back between parallel
lines iQi feet
Terms oi silicon a credit o. ~ month. noio
hcnrinH interest with serurify required. len ~.
talned nldrmpilon barred Thl1 April n, ISIS
3 =, MCDOWELL Cleft nnd Nat
nyt ~ Bradley. Deputy CiCfk and Master.
NJ M Wflhutfa. Erilrlfuf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10
Stockholders Meeting.

~ Tho hnnuai meeting II tho fi0fkholdcrl in
che Merchants Cotton Press aud Storage Com
pniy viii Dol hold NJ TIC oilu1 Of nId Comlany
IN che rlty n Memphis. on Wcincalay, the l0ih
dag oi Nay, ISIS hoiWccBthe houn 81 D. m ani 0
pm. i1T The purpose II oleciing Seven Directors
tDsero che ensuing yonr
n IL JOHNSTON. e,c,.,s,,
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sho, IIis Dnurhter.. seduccr.

ALBANY, Y. Y, May 0.-Amos II. Ty-
Ter. OF characterization, a salesman,
shot and fatally wounded DR.. ". +. Gil.
Toy. dentist, this morning. Tyler wcpi
20 Gilroy's house, and upon the latter's
appearance began shooting at him. Three
balls entered Gilroys body, and, although
badly wounded, lac started and ran. Tyler
followed bat was caught ana arrested. He
claimed ,hat Gilroy, who was married only
a icW weeks ago, is tho father OF an lille.
climate child OF his seventeen year old
daughter His daughter, on what will be
her DYING bed, told him to shoot Gilroy,
and he ill 20. G.lroy Is a society man,
and bis newly welded wife Is highly con-
nccl,d.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-10

Prar.rA has undoubtedly cured moro
cases ~ consumption than all the other
remedies put together.
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DRuG CLERK, FIRsTCLAss DRUGGIST AND
IL prescipuonist, want, position by June /. Adj
dress {, III. r., care Carrier No. 10.
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A POSITION AS DRUMMER FOR A WHOLE
~ SAFE boot and shoe house by a young man of
experience, well acquainted through Mississippi
and Alabama Address l.,
caro- Y, NJ. c. A., Memphis
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n IRL Foe GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; ALSO
VI nurseglrl. Apply in the forenoon at
lS3 THIRD STREET
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LIVERY ONE AFFECTED WITH KIDNEY
IL troubles 10 try one of DR.. II. p. iIoyts Kidney
and Spine Pads. For sale BY all druggists.
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sTuAyrD on sTDIIN.

uOgsE-FHUN o. 10 FiLlrui, MAR THE
with right hnuf unrrrW. Return and De- foWur lei
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! ItAyE examined Longs Pearl Tooth Soap
and find u nn excellent dcntrihcc.
Truman v lnorHY,
pui pcual Pathology aud Surgery. Rush
Mot Collcrp Prof Oral Surgery, Chicago
CuiicrC " Dental Surgery.