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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
Land once at Devils Lake Oak.

December 28. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that tho f0lloWinE-
named settler has filed notfccof his Intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim,
andsthaf said proof VIII be made before the
Clerk OF the District Court for BOttinenu
Co. ut B~ottineaa, = AZ, on February
DUNCAN McGILvRAY,
q 8 No 1904, for thp swl11 ne Y M seq ana
Sell sell sec 1T 1872. n Is.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ii fF continuous residence UPON. and cultiva
ton OF, said land. viz: George Yaskan.
stephen "A Wilson, w. James Wiley David
Hoover, all OF Bottineau, Bottineau Co.. Oak
Any person who desires to protect against
the allowanceo Of uch proof, or who know
Of any substantial reason, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department,
why such proof should not DO allow will
be given an opportunity at the above men
tioned time and place to cr0ss@exanine the
witnesses OF said Claimant, md TO offer EVIL
dence In rebuttal OF that submitted BY
claimant.
E.. g, Sp1LAAN, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
Bottineau,

FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
Notices Of final proof must Be paid Tor
before affidavit 81 publication will beis-
sned from this Office.
The charges are: For ! single notice or
inal proof, SIS; consolidated notices. 81
each; contest and timber culture notices, $6.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
EEATisG hoTELs
NStSs Ea j. ~ II L,ak How Clertss Res
nEntxr = 9 eit.'

N''~' - aa,,sar IN.
ME-. -: oc.,.,.
800.
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si s'A1 : : ~ ."-as ~ n
gns'ss - .no '..'i's s. ~. ~,
yessesuny nissin, -. '.ss','a. 800 =
= DooKs she enshl, I'm '"ss a.n 80
Wai, = vas PVT ], " ,'ss 'lass g ~.
: ~ ''@se aEosa I, I. Us ],
mas nats hones q, = 49, 8 z
ny cssaiero ~ = sp'Ts s W. w 80 ". !.
Ho~ are w go.f.s e 80 1870 s
80 lne reply ~ w 81 sn'ss 49, ~ !
heaaaefs. = We ssse e vasi ~ = 80 =.
.e.y g - noaio 7, W. ..' &. III . 7. 49,
viii ie honest. = we wsts'. s'ss : g,ss.s
sohe " hsla go s. ....fA & : -. ~ ! = 20 I
"ea.u s Juss ! q = oss1 ~.
I'D 4 KhoW 3na. aoM y 49, II 3 " 80
man 1908 a'esef II 'o q. ~ I'm =
nsii sor one LII iu $500 : l.ns /, Wy.
70 Doa, spelrays sssaa u ssyss 81 NJ =
an 2 1nasane cierA pifhsss HsnsaA 80
p when ne reslssers. aiasisisoks aus Iar any
kanie re nay ~. = I. I'anys u w. y.
how g man SHOWS ~ sin =. tn'ass WnMA J:
really Y ssgnssanas you Is d Wsuso uo.
aouce ~ dsseets HssahsIy. sn1 tta5 49, 49,
san Rtt beat Enc hose Oh ol Nc nv TOT
Ithns.,s
NRz tsff The MN as. not register hus
-ass,. u t~,,5tr h, tha Az n..rn, ,vs,nt
II " 80 q bTI%IE
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
A Reckless course.

A young lawyer, stepping out tho
back door Of mis- Office, saw a negro in
the act Of stealipg his coal scuttle.
Say there, what areyou going to do
with that scutflef''
Who, lneP'
Yes, your"
Law. boss, I ain't seed yer in some
time. How vessel has growed sense
dat time. Yer ar 4 great lawyer now,
! reckons,' dropping the scuttls.
ATlsat were yer trying osteal that
thing for, you trjsing ragcalpa
Sometimes I IA IL hep but think do
white genEerman Is goin' crazy. FL
pnsson o. er 'vcs.iEat ng mine kains
pick mp or ctis thing ter zaHnin' ii wild
out kahn er white man ensiag him
viii stealth Leok hcah,s he added,
a5 he moved assuyy ycrl Git picked
up one D ss laya widept ser drnps
that reckless coyl se yoilr1. Ar-
kdnsdN IYdceic9
The report oI thu Inspector 81
Factories and Wsrsshpps for the State
of New JERSEY reeentl.v published.
says That the children id these institu-
tons are lamentably lacking. This
opinion is fouaded on the ques-
lions put TO sthem. Cine at the
questions was; Wine was George
Washingtonpp and some of the
answers were as follows: He Is
good man. .He cliascd che Indians
Amag.n He died 4 good many years
ago "He is President saw
his picture. He NJ d high man ia
war. 8 lie never sold Ell
discovered Amsrsta.,' iii best man
who ever lived Y, 1tlbune.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
IN SEARCH OF HER LOVER.

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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03
situated III the famous


Aregion Of unsurpassed fertility
Of soil, rapidly being settled BY an
|industrio and well to do class Of
people.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-01-03

IR01flnndU Possesse. good; schools. e-hureAs.,
OtllI11 and everything that makes It 4 de-
sireable place for residence; alarge area Of splendid farm
ing opened for settlement y government surveys mad. Tie
past season.
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CITY WARD BOUNDARIES

FIRST Wards bounded on the north
by w, Commerce street, east by San An
tonic river, south and west by center of S.
Laredo street and Alazan and San Pedro
creeks.
SECOND Wards bounded on the north
by w. Commerce street, east by center of
s. Laredo street and AlaZan and San Pedro
creeks, south and west by city limits.
THIRD Wards bounded on the east by
San Pedro creek, north by Fredericksburg
road and city limits, west by city limits
and south by w. Commerce street. o.
FOURTH Wards bounded on the north
BY city limits south by w. Commerce street,
east by San Antonio river, west by San
Pedro creek and Fredericksburg road.
FIFTH WARD Is bounded on the west
and north by the San Antonio river, east by
Alamo and Madre bitches and south by w.
Commerce street.
SIXTH Wards bounded on the west
BY Alamo and Madre bitches and San An
tonic river, south by K. Commerce street,
north and east by city limits.
SEVENTH WARD In bounded on the
north by Z. Commerce street, east and south
by city limits, west by center of Water and
Mill streets and San Antonio river.
EIGHTH Wards bounded on the north
bv K. Commerce street. west by San AntO-
MO river east by center Of Water and Mill
streets.
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care for them; let me give them wnlle
they are mine to give"
"Would any day this week suit you, Sir
Philip" asked Miss Durnford, rising from
the table.
"Certsinly, and the earlier the better
for my pleasure, l mean, not my conven-
fence"
"Friday?" Darrell bowed.
"Then," he said, 81 will call at the
Larches and pay my deyoirs; they will not
mind the forenOon-but will they have
breakfasted:"
"Oh, yes!
Twill walk up, if you will allow me to
leave Hassan with you Il little longer"
"With the greatest pleasure; and hope
you will give us some more OF your compa-
ny when you return for him."
"It is very good of you to tolerate such
a scapegrace as l am" replied DARRELL
81 shall be most happy"
lima had intended to run over to the
Larches that morning, having been re-
quested to do so by her cousins; but now
she must give that up, rs she could not in
trude on Sir Philip-it would be rude,
though she was sure he would not mind
Miss Durnford however who was a wo.
man u great COutllOH seHsts C1iAc W VIC
rescue. She regretted that lima would
have to meet Sir Philip Darrell at all;
but, as it was impossible to prevent this,
she would not run the risk of some blunt
remark from Roland or Rose, betraying
that lima was expected, and thus giving
the impression that she wished to keep
Darrell and lima apart.
"Ilma," she said, 81 have asked you to
90 to the Larches this morning. Sir Phil
ip will, l am sure, be happy to escort
you."
Sir Philip bowed, and said he should be
indeed happy; but the troubled look in his
eyes deepened as lima hurried away for
her hat; and, though the next moment
he turned to Miss Durnford with some or
binary remark, he was saying to himself:
81 must be true-true too the VOW
whatever the cost. Heaven knows what
it may be-"
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CHAPTER vi,

The Court was q magnificent pile of
buildings standing about two miles from
the river, on the opposite bank to the Weir
Mill, i'll the midst of an extensive park,
beautiful pleasure-grounds Immediately
surrounding the mansion.
The Sabines almost knew the place by
heart; they had carte blanche to go to the
Court when they chose, only the library,
MUSHROOM, and one or two other apart
ments being locked up. The building it.
self, they told lima, would take fortnight
to explore, to say nothing of the picture
gallery, state apartments, chapel, and
works Of art innumerable, collected dur
ing several hundred years. ...
The Sabines' carriage rolled under q
deep arched gateway into a vast court
yard, and lima looked up with profound
veneration ut castellated walls that had
frowned on crusaders and had been de-
Tended against CromwelPs soldiers. How
could Sir Philip care so little to remain in
such grand old home as this, breathing
traditions of glory and greatness? Her
heart swelled within her, her eyes filled
with tears, and her breath came quickly.
But the carriage stopped at the noble en-
trance, and Sir Philip came down to re-
ceiye his guests.
He gave, as in duty bound, his best at
tention to Miss Durnford, but Ilma's rapt
face was the only one he really cared to
see. They passed through the great hall,
where lima would have given the world
to linger, and where it seemed proper to
converse in subdued tones, to a noble
apartment all furnished in OAK and ebony,
with stained-glass windows and painted
domed ceiling, and with stately pictures
by Velasquez and Vandyck on the walls.
china is quite overawed," remarked
Rose, laughing; and the girl WINGED and
cOlOred, but smiled when Sir Philip turn
ed to her.
"Your organ of generation is large" he
said; and just for a second a wild vision
flashed through his mind which made his
heart almost cease to beat, as he saw her
TO BE CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
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Only few months ago these romping, rosy
checked lasses were puny, delicate, pale, sickly
girls. By the aid of DIR. Pierce's world-famed
Favorite Prescription, they have blossomed
out into beautiful, plump, hale, hearty, strong
young women.
"Favorite Prescription is an invigorating,
restorative tonic and as a regulator and pro-
moter of functional action at that critical
period of change from girlhood to woman
hood, it is perfectly safe remedial agent, and
can produce only good results 1t is care
fully compounded, by an experienced and
skillful physician. and adapted to woman's
delicate organization. 1t is purely vegetable
in its composition and perfectly harmless in
any condition of the system. 1t imparts
strength to the whole system. For over
worked, worn -out, rundown" debiitated
teachers, millners. dressmakers. seamstresses.
shop-girls," hOusekeepers, nursing mothers.
and feeble women generally. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is the greatest earthly
boon, being unequaled as an appetizing cor
dial and restorative tonic. 1t is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, under
q positive guarantee from the manufacturers,
that 1t will give satisfaction in every case,
or money will be refunded. This guarantee
has been faithfully carried out for many years.
Copyright, 1885, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
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PLEASANTON STAGE LINE.
Departs at Z 80 a. m. arrives 100 p. IN.
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sroCKDALE sTAGEiLI
Departs at 500 a. m. arrives at $50 p. m.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY

Departs east at 700 a. m. and l 40 p. m. !;
departs west at 2:00p. m.
Arrives from the east at 1 100 p. m and AS
.. m. arrives from the west at ZOO p. m.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF1MAILS.

SAN ANTONIO & ARKANSAS PASS RAILWAY.
uDeparts for Galveston. Cnero and Houston
at go a. m. arrives at $50 p. H.:
Departs for Corpus Christi and R0ckpOrt
at 40 2. m. arrives at 2:15 p. m,
Q, Departs for Kerrvile at 3 80 p. m; arrives
at IL go d. mt - e. . Aaa
9s7zA
INTERNATIONAL 4 GREAT NORTHERN R,Y.
Departs north at 7:15, a. m, and 2:20 p.
m. arrives from the north at II: and S:45
p. m.
arrive at 7:30 a. nj.
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TnK Jim Lee departs this afternoon for
Arkansas City.
TnE Golden Rule will be tho boat for Gin.
cinnat this afternoon.
TlIE Joe Peters will go out tomorrow after.
noon for the Arkansas River
TnE Cherokee, John A. Williams master.
leaves this evening for St. Louis.
TnE Gayoso will be the 81. Francis River
packet tomorrow at o o'clock pm.
Tar Future City and bargcs left ST. Louis
Saturday evening for New Orleans.
Ike Liners leaving today, Coahoma for
Friar Point and Rosa Ice for Osceola.
THE Ruth, W. J.. Hall master will he the
New Madrid packet tomorrow evening.
Anchor Liners tomorrow, Belle Memphis
for Natchez, City OF Nicksburg for ST. Louis
HESRY Marx, with three barges Of freight.
cleared ST. Louis for Nicksburg saturday
evening
PILor GEoRgE RIcHEY, OF the Chero kee.
being quite sick. Pilot Sncad Strong too bis
place at the wheel at st. Louis.
TIN Ohio will leave this port for Cincln.
natl tomorrow evening She passed Cairo
nt $3.50 o'clock am. yesterday Tor Memphis.
TnE Commonwealth. for New Orleans,
passed Cairo last night She was wind bound
at Evansville all Saturday night aud left
that port at o o'clock yesterday morning.
She will have n full cargo from points ON
the Ohio, including Cairo.
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Chancery Sale
ESTATE.

No. Gto In the Chnnccy Court ~ shelby
touniyah 4. Lytn W. ". 4. ilshihcau ID ~.
w virtue ~ On inicflueui1y deHfuH iuf tllo.
cuicWi in The above cause 90 The 18TH dhF ~ irbs
fuafy lst1. n. d. a. page -. will Ill Of public
hufuun, a. The highest bidder ln ifuut 81 tho
tlefk and Masters Office. AZ The Main ttrCrt on.
imncg oi The court house Of shelby COUNTY. Mem.
phls, Tenn. uu
saturday, iith Lay ~ May, 1850.
within legal hours The following dusrfihcd prop.
erty, situated Ia Momphis shelby Couniy. Tom,
tuNlt
The north hail Of n, four HUNDRED aud sixty.
one liail on the plan oi The city u Menphia ~.
Einnlua 49, stake in The west line Of Ihird street
seventy four and quarUf lfi'J icUi north Ol tue
n0fh line N AurtiUn street running thence north
along The wet line Of Third sifrct seventy four
and quarter iil.l icct % a stake IN the south
aide Of an alley thence WcaiHariiy along the south
side ~ aid alley one hundred aud iuHY eight aud
bali ufsla furt ~ the Intersection " another ~.
lgy mnninE parallel with Thifdftrcrt thence south
along the east aide ~ sald lat named aisy tuv.
cuiy i0uf and quarter 90 feet stake. thence
casi PARALLEL with Auction street que hundred aud
ipuy clEhl aud half utsisl feet 10 thr BEGINNING
Icfpa ~ sais-On credit II IL munihs nuil
With security required, lien retained. redemption
This nth day 81 April. issl.
v ~ MCiiENni. CLERK and Master
Malone 4 Malone, n u. barnes and W. Is. Oils
aou hollclior
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spccIal pI.naieh 70 The Arreal.

CAmo, Ill.,, April 2s-Thc Arkansas City
passed uD last midnight. Time with cmptics
passed up at 2 q. m. The ohio had a fair
trip down at $50 %. m. The De Soto passed
up at 3 p. m. The silas +. Cox. with three
barges o. grain, left this morning. aud the
II. y, Frisbie, with two bargcs Of grain, left
in the afternoon, both for Huntington. The
:. L. Wood with cmptics arrived up nc 500
p. m. The Commonwealth will be down to-
night River twoniy-nino feet onc-tonth on
gauge, fell sixteen inches In twcniy-four
hours The Belle Memphis left here at 10
O'Clock tonight for Natchcz, with 500 tons Of
freight The Florence, well laden, passed
20 Tennessee River at 10 o'clock tonight
Ten feet six inches reported "a st. Louis
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India and Pacific steamship Compau,'s
Mali steamers.

Tic stnamor n this, tho only regular lIno an.
inT tom tu s0uth "a Liverpool arc 1cn popular
with Passenger aud The route thUY n e. hUiuf lrss
liab.r tI bal weather than that ~ che Sew YORK
sisHmcw makcs tho iflp thoUurhly cnl yah'e
Tie iulIIWluI hirumefs arc expected lu leave hrfui
IiuNluiAt, tu sHil uhuut May o.
BINNAUD NALL, 40 sall about May "a
ANnIAh. tnHIli about May "a
uAWiN. 90 ull about luueA
TlNAN. tu s1il ahrut Iuunh
MM. tii.l. iu tIll az Iut June p.
JAMAICAN. ~ tail about June ii.
fa'uuu laWa liruUo tn Liverpool 500 through
a. r.fla VIA Calais Or Dover Ont class nll etc,
81 Nv. uf Third else rail- siin
feiufu IIrkrisaNru orleans 90 Liverpool Hut
return. $50. New orleans 10 Paris ami fr.ufn
hutcllt nlI ihg way s4il Children aad servants
40 r. foiuHiun
lor .lfiAgf Tarticulan NJ % lfclglit anl pisingo
appy b. M HANuhna.
% Carnnlnlnl --.-L Sow nfIranL
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Chancery Sale
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.


No 0.E2, h-Chanccy Court Of shelby County
John r. Malone. guardian. " John " Hunter.
~ virtue oi an inief.ocuinfy decree fur sale On.
tcfrd ln the above cause ou tho tih dny II June,
le>,, v, " ~, page a. renewed April q i,sq. u. n
~ paEe -, viii scll AZ public auction % tho
highest bidder In frunt Of the Clcrs aud Masters
unr A. the Main HiFrut entrance IT the C1uflhouso
VI shelby county, Memphis. tennessee on
saturday, 9Th bay of May. 1882
within legal houu. the ioll0Eiug described prop-
cry situated In Memphis, shelby county. Team.
tpwlti
lot No. r. :. ~ Tsirs subdivision. east ~ or.
leans strU,t beginning ats sake tho souih side
81 TATE street, running east with said alrcft tiif
feet iu orc alIr. thence south with slld alley 10
feet fu au alley tIruDr WcatHnrd With said alley
hl cot thence north 30 feet Ia Tate street 10 tho
hrrluuiur. IrIrH sHne ufupHfty conveyed n Miss
Mamie Hunter hy drrl dated August j is4l. book
tN faEs ssA Register unloc shelby county. Tenn.
Terms oi sale one thind cash. halanCe lu twelve
months purchaser executing Interest bearing note.
with security Hui lien retained 10 secure ptymcuI
Redemption hfrrrd
Ibis lih dnY IT APRIL isiq
" ~ MciikNkY, Clctk and Master
ny I. u ldglngion aud ". W. McnoNell. sOlici.
ton
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THE RIVERS.
Boats Leaving
Movements nj tho Leyec.

Arriyals-Ciiy OF Monroe, st. Louis; CITY
Of Providence, Natchez; Coahoma, Friars
Point Rosa Lee Osccola; Cherokee, ST.
Louis Joseph b. Williams and coal tow,
Ohio River; Boaz aud coal tow, Ohio River.
Departures-C City Of Monroe, Natchcz; City
Of Providence, ST. Louis; Joseph b. William.
and coal tow New Orleans; Boaz and coal
tow New Orleans.
Boats In Port-Gayoso, jim Lee, Coahoma,
Rosa Lee, Cherokee.
Boats Due Up-Golden Rule New Or.
leans Joe Peters, Arkansas River
Doats Due Down-Ruth, New Madrid.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
rENuEeapF 81 upuotJaE

Fealod proposals ere Invited for furnishing mate.
rIai aud erection Of iouraipy clubhouse, stone
and hfiek northwest corner ~ second and North
Co ri streets Ncmphia All bids must BE- sealed
aud Il od with ailbun ID, kalnu. 20 Madison street
Tor Mans tperinrations aud further deiails sce
Nr. n. ]. ifain. Tennossce Ciubruoms ~ Madison
sifcrt All bids must b. nled BY T. O'Clock noon,
MAJ t01 hlshttO reject auy aud all lids 20.
sertcd l.. ~ McfAHLAAn,
President building Company
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Mriruv TrNN.. Apfii 10. tsp.
The annual morilur 1T the stock holdcr Of tho
Planter llw 4 Marine Insurance CO.. Of Mem.
phia VIII bo hold az tko Company's once WEp.
SlspAY. Nay .. issy boiwcen the houm II 70
o m. hnl pm. iof the election 81 niue ID Dino.
ton 90 sgrc the onriing year
IN IuNrER Secretary Treasurer.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF -
ESTATE.

county. State 81 tCuncssCc W. g. 4. Culbrfaun
rtHl
Iiy virtue 0f on ntHfluouinrr dcrrre f1f ale. On.
trrti bob Coo above rHusc 600 Doe h th day ~ October
tH.N ~ 10 o. pIEr is I Will arii. "a public auc
tluu. tl thr hIrur.t lilIrf il frUut ul thc tlrfs
Hnd Masters 0tiUr. 90 inc Mt.u sif,gt cnicnCe 81
uU.str. uu
saturday, iith Day OF May. 1850.
within lcaHl h1Iri. thr following described prnp
cfiy situated iu Memphis. shelby county. Tenn.
tuNlt
tofsp. 10. % and ". block Tuu Pickering each
ffluilnH iH.i Hu The west side ui srruul sirtrt,
" iih "a drril % 20 feet. told o. thr properly u
William aud lln Nearhe.
Irfma uf Hl.Uatlsh rclrmlsluu lIrfCd
Ihs lu.h isy ui April lVfi
~ MClLNNN. clerk hn1 Master
D. ~ & g. W. ilrlsscll. aud " d Ola to.idiorA
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kpccinl nlsuaich 20 The Appeal
EVANSVILLE. Ind, April 2s-Thc Com.
monwcalth was wlndbonnd here all night.
and left nt 8 o'clock this morning. Capt.
Stein received ndyiccs sufficient for a full
cargo nj points below. including Cairo. She
registered 800 worth oi passengers here. in.
oluding party Of i've from Nashville. max.
ing the round trip. Packets are ON berth
for Mondays traffic. Not much today, be.
ing Sunday.
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DRoPOsALs roR FuFL AND wAsiiiNG-RK.
Il rruliluf Rendezvous Memphis. Tenn hpfll
I'd iFslaeUnlri ufpuumls M iurNraig subject 70
The usual run liiiuus will hr t'rifrd o. w r.
uhIH lent. Wufl I utIuUk nHun. uu tho tth Jay
81 NAV. ft.i. % uiiUh tmC lui plHrr they vii 10
oprnri n tiu ffr.rurr ~ hl'irr. iof lufuishing
shpp.las AMI mn pfus safyIcts ns Indicated for
tho NrHrfIfIur .rNlrc. lnIir States Amy Whtfe-
ever fcqulf.d within the 0liy limits dnrinf the
fiscal tcif culIna June .h l.N w. futnishinN
and delivering iuel and wathlnt articles ~ Gov
rfnmrnt r4uiraro The hutcfumrut reserves me
fleht b. fuirat any or nll proposals. Hanks ana
fuil Information ns 10 hddlnf &c, VIII be1ur-
nisbet on apnilration. Envelopes Contnlnin PRO
roanis .hnulI De- marked "rfOposals int iucl OF
Mashlur" aud addrcs.gd " Recruiting olccf, No.
g5u front tffHUf. Memphis, Tenn
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ILLINOIS 1cntral ga. - a. DNision.l
Leaves Arrive,
.N q. Mail........b.OO pm sN o. Maii.......IIOam
eSnidis Express 400 pm eSanlis Exprcss s. as A m
tAc'm Loll frEt1 am tAc'm 4 Lot Fr.3,i5 I'm
Passengers between Memphis and sariis should
take Shrlis express or local ffcighL a. mail lrain
will not stop at stations between Memphis aud sar.
dlA The accommodation aud local freight carries
q roach for the Accommodation Of locll lraNeL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-29

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-29
Chancery Sale
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No 6iGi Rim the Chanccry Court o. Shelby
touniy Fannie q. hostWick 81 A. w. Elizabeth
swift n nj.
ny virtue ~ an lnicflocutofy dcrrcc Cor sale. en-.
tered ln the shove Gauss on thc ~ day oi July,
1871, " o. ~, pgre 40. and funrwcd g.h day u
April. issl. n. n o. page "a will ell nt public
auction, a. the highest bidder, iu ffuHt ~ tho
clefg ana Masters uiiioc, az the Main strrgt en-.
tiancg IT The coufthousc Of shelby County. Mem
phls. Tenn. on
saturday, 18th nay % May. 1880,
within icral hours the following described pr1prr
u,hiuaicd Ia the Taxing Disifld u shelby youn.
". fcnucueu. toWit
BEGINNING ~ point on the east sid8 II Front
Row 3t't feet north 0i the northeast corner uf
Court sifuot and Ifunt Row iheuuu east tfst, feet
70 the alley between Front Row aud Msiu street
thence Huuih with The wet aide Uf liuu " aid
alley u.s. feet b. The north side OF limo II touu
street thence west With the north eide or line u
Court sincst ~ feet thence north 1ti feet thence
west o. feet 10 The east tide of line Of fflnt How
thence north with The east Fdo M line uf irunt
llow 70 The beginning. with all the improvements
thereon
Terms Of Faic-Ouc third cash balance on a
credit ~ Que, two nud three year, motto htarug
Interest, with trgufiJ, required lieu retained.
redemption banned
IhiaE'h day 90 APRIL 1887
a. % urlitNHi. CiSfk and Master
Cmn a Craft rustou a IusiUn. Mufrnu a Nc
imlnnd aud sterling Pearson. tollrIiHrt