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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29
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Nnto9et % Qpril 1889.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29
minuefpta.

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tD bleu peb &als ben 216e es. fpttet
fra Sac qui $arle til Mabiion meb
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be ita1 bpsee en- @asmblle, ber pit
beffieftise $50 Mano os iase 40
@illioner Sob al Erelait for Naret /
minbit fem Iar.
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b1ep forleben operfalbt % bolbtaeet
al ct nebrist @ennefe Nlben, Tree=
born County. Man fit fat paa
@turfen, ber 6eoer Duaan, os ban
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be Tolt. 6an bot bubt Mils 9eition
$500, buis BUN pil la6e Sasen faloe,
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be, 1om par Wsllen, git o9laa tabt
beb 8ranben. Set bele Gab belbber
fig til $4,000, buoraf Blot $4,000
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meb at bale paa Ebmmerma8ierne.
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Epmmer fom fommer nebuper @lpen,
pq bette binbrer Mrbeibet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29

Sra @innipeg, Manitoba, meobez
les, at man anta9er, at en- 9anae ueb
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bet en- sammel Settler, $. Seller,
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Sobnfton uar Mrbeibe bos Seller
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29
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9emelet Snbreoepartementet, flyer
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ben pep 5rustaoten anf1oaes til
$4,000.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-05-29

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fomme ion1 ct ottefioet 8lab os ct MI
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
LOOK OUT. THIS MAY DE YOURS.
List OF Property sold Yesterday for
Non.Payment OF Taxes.

List OF Property sold Yesterday for
Payment OF Taxes.
Clerk and Master McIIcnry made n large
number Of tax sales yesterday Of valuable
property. The bidding was quite spirited
and Clerk McIlcnry proved himself good
salesman by driving figures 10 the top
notch.
The following were the parcels disposed
Of. the prices realized and the names Of
purchasers:
lot 7. Armour's subdivision, sold 10 Mr..
Meals Tor $500.
Lot 4, Kings subdivision, sold to X. G.
Brown iof.S2JO.
Lot 8, Kings subdivision, sold TO Mr..
Crichell for $50.
Lots n, II, q, %. 35. 80, 81, Is, a., a,
~, 81, ~, 50 and 80, all sold to l.. 4. Dyer
Tor -, $40.
Lot 90. Kings subdivision, sold OR G.
Brown for $40.
lot n. Kings subdivision, sold 10 Ar
thur Donnclly foo S72j.
Lot IL. Kings subdivision, sold 90 W. T..
Barnes Tor 200.
lot Is, Kings subdivision. sold TO Il. G.
Brown for $50.
Middle 30 feet Of LOT 90, John u. Ar.
mours subdivision, sold 10 VI. Ncalis for
$50
Part Of lot sol. beginning at n point on
the south side Of Washington street. G53
feet west Of Orleans street, sold 10 X. g..
Brown for 5000.
Lot 267, beginning on the north side
Of Washington street, 40 3i.l00 feet east
from the southwest corner Of said lot, sold
20 John Donnclly for ~, O75.
Southeast part Of lot ], beginning on the
north side Of Alabama street, PSI feet
southeast from the intersection u said
street with Randolph road. Sold 20 NJ.
Noalis for SS25.
lot 4, J. n. Halls subdivision, on
north side Of Alabama street. Sold 10 NJ.
Nealis for $50
lot q, on Dunlap street. Sold 10 l.. T..
I Dyer for 500.
Part Of lots . and 4. McGmth's subdiyi-
sion, on Commerce street, southeast
quarter Of lot 10, on Mosby street Sold
. TO NJ. Eagan for $50
Lots aud 3, Monkcn's subdivision, on
| the west side Of Manassas street, sold 10
Arthur Donnelly for $500
lots 2 and 3, Of Hills subdivision Of
country lot sol, on the north line Of Ala
| bama street, sold 10 NJ. Meals for 1, 200
Lot %, Of Lanes subdivision, sold 10 l..
/ T.. Dyer Tor $3.50.
LOT 400, fronting 37lx7il feet, on tho
corner OF Winchester and Third streets,
sold TO VI. Meals for 81 LIS.
Lot -. fronting JOxiss feet on Fulton
stree, In the Navy Yard, sold 10 l. 4.
Dyer. iOr Zoo.
lot In country lot 6l0, fronting on the
south side OF Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road, sold 10 l.. l.. Dyer, for $1,000.
Two lots, part Of lot $50, ono beginning
So feet west Of west line u Main street,
thence with the south line Of Jackson
street, aud the other 03 feet west Of tho
west line Of Main street ON the south
aide Of jackson street. thence west ia
feet. sold % John Drummer, ior 81, $50.
A lot beginning on the south side Of
Washington street 100 feet east Of Fourth,
thence south 10 feet, sold 10 H. q. Brown,
for 81, l70
| A lot beginning on the south side Of Court
street. a. feet west from Manassas. thence
az fec, along Court street Sold 10 Il. q.
Brown for 1000
lots Si7 and 3ls, beginning at the south.
east corner u lot $40, on the oast side Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
PERSc NAL POINTS.

4. GoRDoN JoNEs and bride have re-
turned aud are domiciled at the Gayoso.
II. W. HARRIS and n. c. Richards have
been elected members OF the Cotton Ex-
change.
WALTER Cans, talented member Of
the staff OF the Nashville american, is in
the city.
Mas. SusrE RAySoR has returned from
Holly Springs and is stopping with Mrs.
Lou c. Hodges.
MRs. NJ. WAssELL, OF Little Rock, Ark,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Randolph, No. 800 Bealo street
GIN. II. KING WHITE, one OF the most
prominent citizens and lawyers Of Arkan.
sas, is IN the city ON professional business.
NJ. NEWMAN, OF the Central Stamping
Company OF New York, is at the Peabody
and will remain in the city for few days.
TnE Board Of Directors of the Cotton
Exchange Building Company elected
Henry Hotter secretary for the ensuing
year.
J. r. BLAZE, the popular proprietor Of
the Louisville, New Orleans and Texas
Railroad Hotels at Leland aud Clarksdalc.
Miss, is in the city, where he has many
warm friends.
REGISTERED nj the New Gayoso: Dr. J.
A. Warren, Mobile; Prof +. VI. Agosiini,
". w. Ballard, Atlanta; !. W. Fouiz, New
Iork; 4. McClurg, Knoxville; l.. Iloot
and wife, New York.
X. A. 0'llEA, Greonyillc, Miss; II. H..
Barbcc, Arkansas Thomas Creamy, Gin
, cinnai, o.; J. II. Brooks, Marion, Ark. I;
{ j. I. Garlock, Senatohia, Miss; J. I. Full
I Ter, Newborn, Tenn, are nj Gasion's.
VIsfroRs on Change yesterday: Walter
Cain, Nashville, Tenn; &. Il. Davis. Mis-.
sissippi J. A. Warren. Alabama; ]. II.
Dame, Tillctoba, Miss; :. j. House, Scna.
tobia, Miss; Il. NJ. Calhoun, New York;
Miss Mary 1ilden, St. LOUIS.
Ar the Clarendon Hotel are Col. r. l..
fassick, Alabama; J. u. Iasiain. Mis-
souri,; Mai. w. G.. Wells, Ohio; Joe Enick,
3 il, indianapolis, J.. q. Mosly aud G. l..
Campbell, Arkansas; II. NJ. Tnw, Texas;
I Capt. H. h. Dowd, Denver, Col.
Tnu body Of Walter Martin Maury, the
youngest son Of Mr.. Abram Maury, was
buried yesterday afternoon, the Rev.
4. :. Buriord officiating. Though only
seven years Of age. the child had revealed
the brightest promise, and the souowing
family find in the hearts Of their multi
tudo Of friends the tondcrest sympathy.
R.B. PnlLirs, A. G. Brown, n. J.
Spcycr and Edward Pearson, New York:
III Richardson, Dallas, Tex, W. W. VIII
cox and wife, Middleton. Conn; Matt
Piles and John G. Norycll, Evansville;
Walter Cain, Nashville; Chas. NJ. Kahn,
Cincinnati; =. Kippelmcyer, Baltimore;
| Mis- Emma Abbott and Sig MOntegfiilo,
New York, aro at the Peabody.
JouS RAYNoND Puuiirs died Of con-
sumption lest "Wednesday night ut the
residence OF his uncle, J. W. Mccall,
In DcSoio County, Miss. Ills age was
nineteen years, four months aud ten days.
Deceased was in the employ Of the Crescent
News Company prior 10 contracting pneu.
mona which supcrinduccd the fatal
disease, his run being Oh the Valley Road.
lie was fair, square and courteous 10 all
and made Tor himself wide circle o.
friends who will regret TO learn Of hii
| demise
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
Tho Chancellor aud ,h. Catholics.

A Memphis Judge drlar ciiirnns from serving
nu % Jury ou nruuunt cd their n1liFluat belief aud
nu anti Catholic pafcf published in tib riiy. fup
u a. liz UNIQUE pUsituu bcspiIc he slphlsty 81
Inc iaitct thtso frts fonHln. Catholics can fnnu
a. Juror only iu orfiHiu casfs citlsTns ~ tho
United STATES ar disqualified for luU frfvirr on
account Of their rrllgious belief Il this lcgaf u
thcfp anything iu The Constitution 81 the United
state or the tuin 81 tennessee that warrants ~
Has there ho,n any prHUIrni handed down ~
ouf supreme Courts ~ ny any other cuufi 81 luris
dlrinuf isii iu conformity with any rno0Fuirod
principle or equity The iudispuiahlc ansWvf u a
dcridcd negative II remained ilf Memphis
Judge a. inicfminge UliFIun and law sui dr'iucr
CIih a. J0wsoio y ~ No. hIfh
THE ArrENL has assurances that the
Journal IL In error IN this matter. Tho
case about which the controversy has
arisen IL. by this sno, well understood M
being one involving Catholic interests.
ATTORNEYS retained ~ counsel In the case
have stated 10 AZ ArrEAL reporter that
two mon, summoned al Jurors, raised the
point themselves that perhaps they were
disqualified from services 10y the fact That
they were Catholics, and ~ such peculiarly
interested. Upon this they were excused.
Judge Estes had no idea or intention Of
rejecting upon believers IN the Catholic
faith. bis courio being shaped solely 10y
the suggestion and scmi-ploa Of the jurors
themselves.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
A BRILLIANT ARRAY.
The First Wagner Club Concert To Be
Truly Notable Event

The First Wagner Club Concert To Be n
Truly Notable Event
The inst concert Of the Wagner Club
will positively take place at the New Mem
phis 1hca,cr Saturday evening, February
10.
Mr.. Emil Levy, manager. has prepared
an unexpectedly brilliant program. In adj
dition % one Of Americas greatest song
birds, Miss Emma Juch, the Boston Sym.
phony Orchestral Club has bocn secured.
This organization includes the following
we'll known artists Mr.. Willis Novel;,
leader and solo violin; Herr Charles Palm,
violin; Herr Richard Stoclzcr, viola aud
viola d'nmour; Mons Adolph Bnrosc, flute
yiriuoso, Hen Philip Roth, solo violon-
cello, Herr Josef Bcckcl. double bass, as-
sisted by Elsa Clark Gushing, prima donna
soprano.
All arrangements have now been per.
iccicd. In due time the box Office for re.
served seats will be- opened, and ample mo-
ticc given. In order 10 give every mem.
Der equal opportunity 10 obtain desirable
seats, no one member can reserve for more
than two others.
The list Of associate members has long
since been filled, but some Of the tickets
are yet In the hands Of Mr. Levy. Those
who have not received them can do 80 on
application.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
HOTEL FLOWER.
Bostons Magnificent Health Palace,
the Most Superb Home for
lnvalids in the World.
DIR, FLOWER TO VISIT THIS STATE.

The above cut is Photographic reprcscn-
tation Of BoSton's magnificent new Health
Palace, at the present time nearing compile
ton. II has been built by Dr. Il. G. Flower,
and Is the Legitimate outcome of his phc.
nomenally successful practice. In point Of
elegance, richness, and completeness, no
Sanilarium IN the world can approach this
most superb aud palatial home The first
floor is indeed dream OF beauty, splcndor
and lovcincSs, In Itself going far toward
making the sick we'll Here are immense
carved oakcn arches leading from plrlor To
conservatory, rcading-roOm, wnitiug.rOom,
hall, and dining halls. The wood carving Is
the richest and most elaborate to be found In
the land; while the wall decorations are In
perfect harmony. The ventilation of the
building is the most perfect Ut any building
in the world. The air, after being heated
and properly moistcucd, is forced through
the entire building, and 80 perfect ~ the
system that every particle ~ air In the en-
tire house i changed every ten minutes.
IN the basement are spacious Turkish, Ro.
man, Electric Russian, sulphur and Mcdi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Memphis Lodge No. @, |. o. o. F., will
celebrate its forty.sixth anniversary on the
10Th inst.
Harvey Johnson, who cut Jim Oliver, in
Fort Pickering Friday afternoon. was
caught by Patrolman Lee yesterday morn
ing.
Opening on Monday the 2S,h, and for
three nights and at matinee, George Will
sons Minstrels will appear at the Memphis
Theater.
James Kelly, alias Charles Nevill, who
burglarized the apartments OF Louis En-
gelield No. I53 Shelby street, January !,
was pinched by officer Conway yesterday.
Kelly returned 10 the city 10 be with a
woman for whom lac had n strong attach
ment lie coniesses the burglary, and
enabled the police 10 recover nearly all
the articles stolen.
The station az Lakeview, on the Louis
willie, New Orleans & Texas Railroad. was
entered about O'Clock yesterday morning
and robbed OF a registered letter contain
ing $40. A tramp operator, Henry Set,
about thirty-iivc, with letters from the
Cincinnati, Hamilton * Dayton Railroad,
who was in the office and saw the package
made up, is supposed TO be the thief.
Several nights since the residence OF
Maj. NJ. Strong, at Clarkton, Ark, was
broken into by burglar and robbed Of
two Winchester rifles and lot of wearing
apparel. The robber next visited the
stable and stole a valuable mule. A de-
s,rption OF the stolen property was sent TO
Chief Davis. Detective Armstrong was
detailed To work up the case Yesterday
the officer located the property aud thief
and took al in charge. The prisoner Is a
negro aud gave his name as Charles latti-
more. baltimore will be taken back to
Arkansas this morning
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
RINer TeIrErans.

WHEELING. ". Va. Jan ia-Rivcf icti and
rsus Weather clear hud c1ol
EVANSVILLE Ind. Jan i2.-iliycf 20 feet
inchcs aud rising Weather clear
~ LOUIS. Mo, jan ig.=Iiycr ~ feet and
rising snow aud rain. Arrived Dacoiah, New
orleans
NEw ORLEANS. "a. Jan. ~ .woaihgf cloudy
aud pleasant Arrived John A Wood, iftisburr
nclafisd Henry Lounvy aud bafgCs, e. Louis.
Mary Houston Cincinnati
CINCINNATI. O. Jan. ~. River p ioct and fall.
ins. Weather clear Thermometer 81. hight-
River ~ icet nsChcl aud iallluF. Departed
Golden Rule New oflcaug nC,uin, Memphis
CAinO M. tau, ip,-RitCf y icst inches and
rising Weather clear aud cool. ultrl. 4. T..
- hcnrk kou Orleans Uakilud. heW Orleans.
Ieranct q. 4. srhenet. Cincinnati city II
Baton Rouge. New otitanA
LOufsviLLE. Ky. Jan. n. River falling, with
sicrt inches On the falls and % feet lnchss Ia
The cnnhi. Weather clcaf AMI cloi, Night liver
falling. with beet inches uu The Tails aud icgi
n iuchcl Ia the canal Weather Cicdf aud GOOD
TAKr your Sunday dinner nj the Clar'
cndon Hotel New management
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20

Gated baths, here is found the gorgeous deep
sea fairy grottu, where the patients enjoy
the luxury ot pure sea bathing, rs the inn
mcusc basin below the grntto is kept filled
with pure sea water, OF course II is only
necessary for comparatively few Of Dr.
Flowers patients Ia como to the institute,
lie can and does successfully treat thou.
sands given up 10y all other physicians as
hopeless, in their own homes. lie always
prefers, however when II is possible, to give
them personal examination, n his method
of examination when In contact with the
patient
DIFFERS RADICALLY FROM THAT OF ANY OTHER
PHYSICIAN,
lie asks no questions aud desires the in
valid to give him no facts simply Ivy placing
the invaid's hand 10 his ear he Is enabled TO
detect the exact condition aud describe the
rise and progress of the disease, with all the
attendant symptoms, more accurately than
the invalid could describe them. Tho many
patients Of Dr. Flower, rs well n mum
Der who have desired to see him, but did not
feel able to visit the Hub, will he delighted
to know that DIR. Flower will shortly be in
their midst rs lac has just perfected arrange.
mcntS which will enable him 90 visit the
following places on the dates given below;
Toledo, o., Burnett House, January -.
Cleveland, o.. Stillman House. January %.
Memphis, Tenn, Gayoso Hotel January
- aud -
Nashville, Tenn, Maxwell House Jan
uary 80.
Louisville, Ky, Gait House, January n.
Cincinnati, o., Grand Hotel February
and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
.ccond s,r,,, 7ll loo, lrom winchcsIcr.

Second street 7ll feet from Winchester.
Sold to X. q. Brown for $500.
A lot beginning o. feet east Of n lot
owned by D. H. Cook, on the north side
Of Washington street, 3OxliSl feet. Sold
10 NJ. Meals for $50
The north half Of lot 10, llan'ey snbdi-
vision, beginning on the west nido Of
Manassas street, 800 feet north Of the inter
section oi Poplar aud Manassas street, 2jx
2OS Sold 90 NJ. Meals for 5000.
The west half Of lot fronting 72Xlisl on
the north side oi Washington street, on east
side Of flint alley east of Third street. Sold
10 NJ. CoOncy Tor Il 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
IIIEI,

uEOWN= A. her homo near Lyon. Miss January
H. i,U. Nm tHNA Ross bIowS, wife 81 Harvey
Brown.
Pulaski Tenn Iapcfs please cupyl
IAMz-At The residence 81 her snn ln law Ne
A. 81 Wnliaud. lu tltiir Rock, Ara January ~.
issl NJ 0l O'Clock pm, Ms hrsJANis iAas, Ia
her 9th year
Dyrcasoi wont 10 Lltir Hoct ffpm her home In
Memphis several weeks aRu 10 visit her daughter.
and had i-rn quite 100 iuf several days Her death
wa quite unexpected aud the blow falls heavily
ON the bcrUaycd relatives.
CAIIAitAN=N biz residence ko ~ Johnson
avenue sunday. tauuarY go. iss1 ai - u'r'ufk
am, JAurg A CAtLAuAN in thc tth scar Of hs
urr.
fpno notice ~ funeral will h. given
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In an Incident IN the Northwestern
Railroad. near Water Meet, Mich, three
passen gers were killed. aud four injured.
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Tho Proposed catholic Hospital

Prom the Catholic Joufuhl ~ the New touih
What wealthy Cathoio ~ Memphis l. going "
tmmoftaiite III NAME hT hVuuUaihlnE I'll .pu To
the proposed nov hu.Fl'hf asks ~. Memphis
aud pledges itsslt 10 mako au generous dnnuf ns
famous ~ i possllc ~ % Flihin The Wide limih ~
~ daily aud weekly CifH1lhu0n'-buhv Nplfm,
January a.
The "Old Reliable" IL always willing TO
lend liz influence 60 ihc promotion Of any
worthy object We hope some one Of our
rich merchants will profit by the oproriu.
nifty Il 10 generously ulIgrs IN tho above.
There are At least ball DOZEN vel known
Catholics who would not miss the amount
mentioned.
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III. rev. Sir. ycnabic.s sermon Tonight.

Tho Row. H. 4. Ncnable, Of the First
Baptist Church, who began n series Of ser,
mons on "Our Chain Gang two weeks
ago, will continue the discussion this even
ING, taking a. his special subject, Cutting
On Supplies" Mr.. Nenablc's congrcga.
tons have been very large and Il is 60 be
hoped there will be- many present tonight,
~ the theme and H. treatment deserve the
public attention.