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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27
The Home Paper.

The most patent influence In the
building and developing of a com
mnnity is the home paper. It is the
champion of every good cause, the de-
fender Of the law and order, and the
advocate of all enterprises public
and private that benefit the commun-
ity. Tt is expected to cheerfully as
SYST in building and furnishing every.
church, to work public sentiment up
to the point of action in securing new
school houses and bridges. and to
bringing the special advantages of
the town to everybody's attention; and
it does it, because that is a part of its
daily work. The home paper is the
medium by which local statesmen en-
tighten the world, and the most com
pick problems in science, religion,
business and politics are solved and
settled every year in the home paper.
That is all right. that is what the pa
per is for. Every man, woman and
child in the community call it ''our
paper" and the incident of advising
the editor how it is to be conducted is
always to be expected, because the
daily or the weekly, whichever it may
be, is a public institution. The in
teligence and progressive spirit of a
community are indicated by the num-
Der of newspapers taken and read.
The towns that have died of dry rot
and the States that are behind the
times have few newspapers.
Kansas is a great newspaper State.
There are thirty-five dailies, 728 week
lies, fifty-fve monthlies and fourteen
semi m0nthlies, and occasional pub
LEGATIONS. Eight hundred and thirty
periodicals in a new state having a
population of 100000 people. No
other state in the union can present
such a record and it indicates the
faith of our people in printers ink
The home paper should have the
hearty support of every business and
financial interest in the community il
the people expect the highest and
best endeavor on the part of the pa
per. Make your home weeklies pros
perious by liberal patronage, and the
investment will be returned a hun
dred fold in the better work the pa.
per can do for the town and state
We are justly proud Of our public
schools, our state educational institu
tions, and our numerous colleges, as
we show IN our columns to-day, bu
Kansas may be equally proud of the
excellence of her $50 periodical pub
LEGATIONS. Topeka Capital
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27

This is a very. commercial age. A
hundred years ago the change of gov
eminent in Brazil would have been
effected by force of arms, if at all.
Now the revolutionary" leaders buy
Dom Pedro's monarchy business out,
paying him $20O0OOO down and
S45O,OOO a year for the rest of his life.
IF the new regime display half the
wisdom in government that Dom Pc
dro did in accepting the cash, Brazil
will be the best governed country IN
der the canOpy.-Er.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27

The experiment has been made of
sowing oats and wheat together, with
a view to obtain a winter covering
for the wheat. The seed in proper
ton Of one part of oats to two parts
of wheat was sown in the fall, and the
oats sprung up quickly, and were kill
ed by the early frosts, the stalks and
leaves lying on the ground all winter,
keeping the snow from blowing away,
and preventing the sun from thawing
the frozen ground In the spring the
dead oates make a good top dressing
for the growing wheat. The crop of
wheat in the following season was re-
ported to be excellent, while wheat
on the adjoining land planted in the
usual manner was of no vaIue.-Ec.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27

In speaking of the loss of cattle by
turning them into stalk fields, the
Friend Telegraph makes the follow
ing observation: Zone can hardly
pick up an exchange without MOTTO
ing that large numbers Of cattle have
died. This is attributed to one cause
and another, and in many instances
to smut IN the corn. Cattle will not
eat smut when there is an abundance
of good corn husks before them, and
if they did an analysis Of smut in
corn shows that it contains nothing
poisonous. The real cause of so
many cattle dying Is that they over
load their stomachs with dry corn
shucks, and are thus unabled to raise
and chew their quid Inflammation
of the stomach finally sets in and
death Is the result An examination
of the stomach after death reveals not
corn smut but corn husks packed in
the manifold, and almost as dry as
powder. The best remedy is to allow
them to be in the stalks only a short
time until they become accustomed
to that kind of feed, and salt and
water them often"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27

Very few readers Of a paper know
how many matters come to the knowl-
edge Of its editors and reporters
They act as priests to a large and con
tinuaIly growing church. Inthe con
fessional the penitent reveals his most
inner secrets, confident that they will
never be revealed, The position Of
the editor or reporter is but little diff
ferent in thus respect. One would be
surprised to know how many and
varied are the secrets confded to him.
He has a name for always being s'on
the lookout for something to put in
his paper and is generally classed
among those IN whom it viii not do to
eonfde Yet when you have a secret
he is the first man you 60 to with IT,
There is not a man in the editorial or
reportorial force who does not have
in his possession secrets which would
ruin lives, wreck homes or otherwise
lnjure some one or more in the city,
were he to reveal them But ne does
not. The truth is, the public never
hears half the news the reporter gath
ers up in his rounds: and it is well
that it does our State.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27
A SCRAP OF PAPER SAVED HER
LIFE.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of
wrapping paper, but it saved her life
She was in she last stages of cOnsum-
ption, told by physicians that she was
incurabIs and could live only a short
time; she weighed less than seventy
Der she read of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, and got a sample bottle; it
helped her, she bought a large bottle.
il helped her more, bought another and
grew better fast. continued its use and
is now strong. healthy, rosy, plump,
weighing 40 pounds. For fuller par
ticulars send stamp to w. 81. Cole
druggist, FortSmith Trial bottles Of
this wonderful discovery free st G.. w.
BickfOrd's drug store.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27
RUCKLEN.s ARNIcA 80

The best saIve IN the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheums fever
sores, letters chapped hands, chill
blains. cOrnS, and all skin eruptiOns
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
CURED It is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. EOr Sale by
e W Bickford
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27

Some Kansas fellow with a genius
for figures has figured out how far a
farmer has to walk to put in and at
tend to forty acres Of corn. To pillow
the ground with a sixteen inch, three
horse pillow, he travels $50 miles; to
harrow the ground thoroughly before
planting he walks so; to cultivate it
afterward he will have to travel 300
miles, making a grand total of zoo
miles, besides the gathering.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27
$3.50 IN ADVANCE

The State of Missouri should feel
proud Of herself. Her supreme court
has declared that the reading OF news
papers and forming opinions there
from, relative 20 the case in hand does
not disqualify veniremen from ser
wee The decision IS in harmony
with the dictates of common sense,
and the sooner other states secure
similar decisions the more nearly
abreast of the times they viii get
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27
CHURCHES.
PEc0EEssIoN AL CARDS,
H. WALLACE, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.

Special attention given to the diseases of wo-
men local Surgeon of the G. X. y n Railroad.
Ohice south side of Public Square, Phillipsburg,
knnsns
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27
PrairieVieW Business Directory.

Notary Public ........... JACOB PoPpES.
Justice Peace and Notary Public, D. D. BEMIs
Druggist and Physician. 18Th. c. SPRAGUE.
General Merchants. ...... PePFEN & VAN DIEsT.
Logan Lumber Co., Manager. j. ". BOWMAN.
Harness Dealer .--........-... WIN. HUEDERlIAE.
Livery and Feed Stable. .......... JOHN CUMIEGs.
Hardware and Implements e. III. s. FARMER.
Blacksmith Shop ......... VINzENT BoLTE.
Flour Store ............. 49, Mrs. n HODGINs.
Carpenter and Contractor. ........G- ZwIERs.
Commercial HOTEL. ...........L. o. FANsLER.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-27
MARVIN.

The site at Marvin is her water
power roller grist mill, burned up a
year ago and rebuilt throughout in
solid shape. It has a daily capacity
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
A coNyIcrnp THEE.
Tho Grand Mogul OF tho sovon stars
Wants 10 DO whltewaahed.

Tho Grand Mogul OF tho sovon stare
Wants 10 DO whltewashed.
Several months ago when u. l.. 4. Ranks,
the chief beneficiary and osicnsiblc head
OF the Order OF Seven Stars. was a candi.
date Tor the Legislature TuE ArrEAL drove
him on the Republican ticket by laying
bare certain damaging facts In his record.
Banks came out In a supplement TO the
lldiol'man, paper circulated among ne.
groos, aud denounced TuR ArrrAL and
other papers which had ventilated his roc,
orl NJ slandcwn and dciamcns Now
Mr.. Banks himself comes ~ the front and
IN legal document iilcd yesterday la the
Circuit Court admits that he Il n convicted
thief aud iclon and nsks 10 be restored
20 tho rights oi citizenship. lie fnys
In his petition that 90 the March term
1877 Of the Bartlett Circuit Court lac was
tried aud convicted OF larceny, and scn.
fenced TO six months imprisonment, anl
that The sentence WIS suspended upon
payment OF lino und costs Therefore, he
has, he admits by his petition, been rcn.
dOrd infamous. aud with unparalleled
call asks that the brand OF 'uiamy be-
erased from bis name. That's tho Kind OF
q man ID. /. 4. Hanks Is, man intrusied
by tho oolorcd people Of Memphis with
the custody aud management Of their hon
est aud hanl.uarncd savings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
CTIANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No 5.oco Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby
couniy.-Mm. Armstrong q al ". N. A. Ann
strong 81 al
iy virtue Of an lnicrlocuiory decree Tor sale on.
cnd Ia the above Gauss the 18th day 1T February.
iS,9. n. ~ ~ PAGE -, ! will scll, u public auc.
ton % the highest bidder, IN front 81 the CLERK
aud Masters ufiCr at the Main uropt cntranrc "
the courthouse Vt shelby county, Memphis Ten
ncsscc, on
saturday, a1d Nav OF March. 1850.
within LEGAL hour the following described prop
criy situated "a Memphis shelby county. Tenn,
toWlt
Ian # lots q. 70 am n, on the plan Of Thomp.
sons subdivision. aud being 3, feet trout on the
cnsi side Of Dunlap street. extending eastward he
twrrn ramllcl lines nom the front aud p1rll 81
With ADAMS street % feet 20 the west line u lot -
Of Mid subdivision. An alley n feet wide lies on tho
south eide u the aid pirls II lots VI D aud ll aud
the bcT ming puint 81 aid prOp'riy i the east
tide Of Dunlap street - cct south II the lntcrsrc
ton Of The south tide 90 Adams tinuct extended
with the East side 81 Dunlap sirvL
Also lot II land near Mcmnhis Known rnd Dc.
grllei upon liuppcfts plan u subdivision ~ luts
Ma and p hCgluninr 10 tie Intersection oi The
north side ol las Hircrt or nYruup with the west
sidC ui street - fcct Wide, the southeast corner OF
Dot No D. thence WcstNafiiy With thp north aide ul
llass avenue u feet aud inches IN the southwest
corner 81 lot No. thence uurihwhfdly on the line
" luia Nos and ~ feet 10 the northwest corner
of lot No theme caFiuuully l0l feet aud inches
% the northeast corner Of lot 40 T. aud tn the west
side 0l The strcot - feet wide thcuCc viii the west
side 81 aid sifcci lil feet Inches 10 the begin.
ming
fart lot y. % an' % will he told a. one lot a.
will ulsn lots uud %
Truns 81 stic-Onr hal cash. balance on q credit
Of twelve mouths note bearing Interest with sCcur
iiy required lien icialucii
Tins isi day oi March. iss1
a. a. M,iifNRY. CLERK and Master
VIM NJ Randolph. solicitor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
ANOTHER RAILROAD.
Tho People OF oreenville, Miss. 10 Have
Another Outlet

Tho People OF oreenville, Miss, TO Havo
Another outlet
There was n notable gathering Of gentle
men at the Gayoso Hotel La, night In fur
thcRnoc Of a plan 10 extend the lranspor.
tation facilities Of that thriving town aud
enlarge Ia methods Of communication with
tho outside world.
Tho people Of Grcenvillo. Miss, want n
railroad 10 Huntington, Miss, seventeen
miles distant from their booming town, and
nearly opposite Arkansas City on the
Mississippi River, and when the people Of
Grecnyillo want anything they want Il
bad, aud generally manage 10 get IL. 80
what do they do but get up a public meet.
! ing aud resolve 10 have q railroad 10 Hunt
inglon. A committee Of seven was nc.
cordngly appointed 10 fix tho thing
up, aud they proceeded 10 fix II
/ in short order. They tclcgraphed
to W. J. johnson 20 meet them la Mem.
phis. and meet them ho did yesterday.
lilo was accompanied by Col Sage, general
superintendent OF the Georgia Pacific
system. Tho Grocnyillo committee WIS
composed OF W. A. Pollock, president OF
tho Bank u Grconvillc, W. T.. Hunt,
sheriff Of Washington County; McSrs.
Nathan Goldacin aud n. Wilzinski,
prominent merchants, James A. Doaion,
planter ]. Alexander, merchant. and
Joshua skinner, prominent attorney.
After several hours' conference the matter
was settled. The Grconylllcpcoplc agreed
10 guarantee rights Of way aud the railroad
officers agreed on their part 10 buildthC
road, and that settles H.
There are no ihcs ON the city OF Green
willie. Miss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
IIeresiltary,

NY father died Of Canccr, and the same
trouble developed near my right eye In
1888 II WIS at first strawberry color,
but changed 10 purple. and grow 10 the
siSe Of partridge egg. My right eye be.
came much inlamcd, and tho dreadful
disease was rapidly wasting my life away.
used quite number Of remedies, but
without banclL AZ this crisis | began
taxing swiits Specific. The improvement
was apparent IN a Few days. and coniin'
ucd ~ use until the Cancer vas entiWly
gone and my health fully restored, aud
know that :. :. 5. alone did u. because !
left Oft all other treatment IL saved mo
irom this hereditary Cancer. which went
sway over two years ago aud left not d
sign, and | owe my liic under Proyi
dCncu. 10 5. S.
Mus LANA l.. DrEoAS.
Dawson, Ca, SEPT 20, 1854
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Cuticura Remedies

To cleanse tho skin, scalp and blood OF
humos, blotches oruptions, sores, scales
aud orusts, whether simple, scrofulous or
contagious, no agency In the world OF mcdi-
cine is so speedy, sure and economical as the
CuTIcunA REMEDIES.
CUTIcuRA, the great skin cure. instantly al
lays the most agonzing itching aud inllam-
nation, clears the skin and scalp OF every
trace Of disease, heals ulcers and sores re-
moves crusts and scales and restores the
hair. CuricUnA Soar, the greatest Of skin
beautiiiers, Is indispensable in treating skin
diseases and baby humors. II produces the
whitost, clcarcst skin and softcst hands, free
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
CIIANCERY SALE
-OF--
REAL ESTATE.

No 5.GO7. Rim the Chauccry Court Of shelby
county.-M. H. VIM ct al. vs. James T. VIM cl
al
ny virtue Of an intcrocutory decree for sale. en-.
tend In the above cause ON the 2iFt day Of Deem.
Der. lss NJ H. c. page $40. will sell, NJ public nuc.
tonic the highest bidder, In front Oi the Clerk
and Masters oihcc at the Main street entrance Of
the Courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis Ten
ncsscc on
saturday. s3d Day OF March, 1880.
within legal noun, the following described prop
erty, situated Ia shelby county, Tenn, io-wlc
Lying and being In the Fifteenth Civil District.
mngc \. section =, In the 18th surveyors dis.
tict. beginning ai stake Ia the center OF the New
Raleigh road, the same being the northeast corner
Of the Lincoln 20 acre tract theme north u de.
grccs. east - chains and links parallel with said
road. thence south q chains 30 lnks. thence west
j. chaius and 81 links thence south and crossing
Cypuss creek n chains 90 n stake. thence west
chains aud - links thence north with The cast line
Of aid Lincoln ~ acre tmc % chains and " Links
10 the beginning. containing 20 acres
Also 80 acre, bcginnning AZ stake In INC
OF Nays avenue thencc north degrees - min.
ute, west % chains thence east Is chains and ~
links. thence north degrees and q minutes west
10 chains aud ~ links NJ the intersection Of Mays
avenue with North avenue. thence east PARALLEL
with said North avenue a. chains thence south -
links thence south II chains aud links 90 the
ccnicf OF the New Raleigh road thence south a.
degrees 20 seconds west with the center Of said road
chains aud 81 links thence south "a degrees west
with the center OF sad rUad q chains b. the begin
ming.
Terms Of Sale, Gosh, redemption barred
= ~ McItENRY, clerk and Master
W. W Goodwin. l. W. Humes, Frazer Boyle,
SOLICITOR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Chancery Sale
-OF-
II e Al e S "A T e.

70 90 q. R---Chanccry Court Of Shelby county
~ q kaincy Ct nl "a Memphis x Chnrcstoa
Railruad Company u al, aud other causes con
solidnicd thcnWith.
ny virtue Of an inicriocutory decree Tor ale Cd
icfcd In thcHbovc cause on the 18th day Of fcbu1
ary. is.1 (M. n 81, Pare glil Will cell at pubI>
auction 10 the highest bidder IN runt II the Ccr1
and Masters Office. nt the Main tirrci cntrnnco d
the court house Of shelby county, Memphis Tcn'
ncsscc. on saturday,
tho Both day OF March. 1850,
Within LEGAL hours. the following described pror.
y, situated In Memphis, shelby county, Tonnes =
t0.wit
A tract Of Land BEGINNING At the Intersection n
the norm line ~ Alabama street with the VI
line 81 lruut street, npIFnr ON the map OF 4 =
Of the original Town ~ fon Pickering aud rtIu
ming thence north along the west line Of iron
sircei ~ feet more or les 90 the south line 81
iruadwny thence west along the aid line n
Broadway. NJ laid down on aid map Hay Tel
murc ur lcs "a tho east line oi the lots IN hlUrI
30. !. on the original plan or map Of Port pic3cr
Ing. aud thcncc nlunr the clst line u the lou p
said block No !, southwHflly, g1l feet. mon
les. IN the north line of Alabama street. en-
thence castwnrily along the north line ~ Alah<r|1
street - feet moro or les 10 the point OF c<Iu
ing.
Terms II -Onc.thlrd cash. balance on
credit 81 q and " months note bearing intrr<<
with security rcquircd lien retained, rcdcmptI11
bHrncd
This gsth day II February, isso.
y n McllENhI, Clerk aud Master
VIM. ". Randolph, solicitor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Chnnre. IN Time. aud rashion..

In the good old days OF long ago the title
OF doctor, like charity, covered n multitude
Of things. The vehicle In which hc rode
was literally q cairy-all, all branches and
forks OF the profession were alike 10 him
and the name OF specialist was synony-
nous with adventurcr. Now fashions
have changed, and II Is fast coming TO be
realized that life IA too short for any one
man 10 be able 10 cover the whole field OF
human sorfows aud diseases; that no one
man can make himself familiar and able TO
cope with all the ills that human flesh Is
heir 10. Patients arc coming 10 realize
that man who devotcs all OF his time and
talents 10 one style or kind OF disease must
OF necessity know more about IL than one
who attempts 10 cover the entire field OF
human misery. Another nonsensical idea
which Is equally rapidly becoming obsolete
among sensible people isthat Il * unproles-
sional or undignified for doctor who has
by years OF experience and the oxpendi-
ture OF thousands Of dollars fitted himself
10 treat aud cure certain specific diseases,
10 allow tho press 10 tell those suffering
herewith where they can DO cured. There
Is no reason why II Is any moro improper
for a doctor to advertise than II il for q
merchant or real estate dealer. II Dr.
Belts has expended years aud dollars in
thoroughly fitting himself TO cure certain
classes OF disease. has prepared n fine suite
Of offices In which 10 receive and cure pa.
tients. IT IL not only proper aud dignilied,
but IL Is an net of humanity, that lac should
tell sufferers that ho Ii ut No. 3lS Main
street and can euro them. The Holy
Scriptures plainly teach Us that tho leaves
Of the great book OF nature contain rene.
dies for all diseases. As In law, "thero Is
no injury without remedy" 40 In medi.
cine there IL cure for every wound, there
Is a balm In Gilcad for every disease The
doctor who has found the proper balm for
the diseases he treats Is the doctor TO
whom tho patients will1ock.
kALAKAUA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

"rhit vaa sometime trdnx as Hamlet riya.
since however the people n Amcno AMI uihrt
land have been enabled b. pic ilosiriicrs -tnmath
Hitter against that unseen iuc. malaria. % & 100
lourcr q iandox. but 90 casy possibility. MhcWrr
malaria evolves ~ misty venom 90 poison the aif,
aud dCcaying unwholcnmu vegetation impflg.
nais tho wuior. thew, IN The ycv stronghold ~
minsint q the auxiliary putont to diaiim The ioc
ana ASSURE chcicni pfoiociiun lo,vf aud aguc,
bilious fcmitiynt dumb nrue and fFuo Caks 90
mat ~ how tcnaci1uily they have fastened their
clutch On the system, aic nri iofocd 90 runS their
rfasp and eventually 10 abandon d altogether.
Dat his lu preventive iofcc that should chiefly
fcoommrnd the nItion 10 persons dwelling in ma.
lafa cufaei locaitci, for u q ccnain hucsicr oi
dcicuce uralna which the enemy g. InWchcss
Guns ntcuisc. dyspepsia, rheumatism. Kidney
aud bilious allmruia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Chancery Sale
W.
r. r. AL e S r A r L

40 acts R.--Tn the Chnnccry Court ~ shcib1
Conniy..Aufcliua y Cole Ct al " Alice ~ q
Cole ID Al
ny virtue ~ an inicflocuiofy decree Tor sale ~
tcfcd in the above cause ON the l1th day 81 lrH
mary, $50. NJ H. OA page - will frll ~ pu II1
auction, % the highest bidder. IN iruut 81 "a
tlcrk nu1 Masters ullcc, % the Main ftrurt en-
imncr % The couH house OF shelby County, ~ -
phis, Tenn. on
saturday. the s0ih nay Of March, 1855.
within legal hours the following described pu,p
criJ, situated In shelby County, tenn, to.wir
Lying VA section . ranges aud q, ni the LlexgnfI
Surveyors District sud w the Seventh civil Ii|
trirt Of shelby County. TcuuruUU ioginuln4 n
the southwest corner 81 0ooch * sunihcrs 40
acre rmut ul which Ibis Il part thence unff1
with the west liuc oi sid grant o. chains auI ~
links g. the southwest corner Of the 100 aCfs I'D q
james a. Crfnth. thence east with the south Toe q
tA.d So acres N chnlns aud ~ LINKS 10 The s1uf1
clst corner ~ 1id tflft which il also the sduII
west corner 81 ~ ucrc set.um ~ a. y Cole
thence continuing cattssith the sputh line Of 1I1
Coles acres y chains and II links 70 bis ~ lf1
east ourdef ln The Germantown and Morning Mt
fnad making total distance Of 20 chaius acrce
the Germg ntOwn aud Morning sun road d chl I'm
aud VI links 20 the southeast corner Of winraeIl
Coles 40 acrce thence west with his south liuI
and The souih line ~ The oonrh q sirOthcr > 70
acff grant ID chains Ia The BEGINNING contalufu1
~ kFlul ncrrs muro or less
Terms Oi sale-Onc.hnil cash. balance on n cr>|I
p twelve months note with security tcqulnt<
lion retained
This pih day Of March. issa
r. D. MciiENRY, clerk and Mastox
v. D. lorian aud Henry craft d.. solicitors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
ANru psnot Demanled.

tpoual r.Vai,h 10 The APPEAL
Jackson. Miss, March l0.-Tho Rail-
road Commission yesterday ordered a new
passenger depot, with suitable accomno-
daiions, erected at Nicksburg plans 10 be
submitted NJ next meeting. An order was
alto made for the erection u a small depot
nj pcnrona.
President Schin, Of Cincinnati, repre-
tenlcd the railroad before the Commis'
s.on.