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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-17
Saratoga Scintillations.

Mrs. l. c. Chamberlain is on the
sick list.
Hugh Thomas started for his ma,
tive land, Wales, on visit yesterday
Mr.. McGinness is down with the
pleurisy.
Miss Fannie Field returns home
next week.
Mrs. Chas. Wallace has the quinsy
instead Of the diphtheria, as reported
She is now rapidly improving.
Judge Seeley Is reported as be.
ing very low.
Mrs. Cheseblo, of Dakota, was call
ed to the bedside of her sister, Mrs
Wallace. She arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Woodnan, a sister-in-law b
Mrs. E. Miller, is visiting friends il
this neighborhood.
The committee failed to select an.
books for the library last week
Wonder what's the matter?
How does this last storm show III
for winter weather? Eli. neighbors
BUB.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-17
Ruby's Letter.

A letter from Mr.. j. w. Ruby, I'm
lion City, Ind: says: Il have used
your Cldrke's Extract OF Far Pa
"pillion) Cough Cure aud find it 4
complete cure for deep seated cold.
1T has done more than two OF our
most skiliful physicians. My chill
"dren had the WhoOping cough and
with the aid OF your Cough Cure,
"they had it very light compared
with neighbors' children who
did not take it. believe it to be
"the best cough cure in the market"
So i. Is. "A large bottle only $l.OO
Clarke's Flar Soap for the Skin.
1t leads them all. Price Is cents.
Cough Cure and Soap for sale by
Lowry & Connolly. 2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-17
Saved from CONSUMPTION.

Several physicians predicted that
Mr.. Asa B. Rowley, Druggist, Of Chi
cago, would soon have consumption
caused by an aggravated case Of
Catarrh. Customers finally induced
him to try Clarke's Extract of Flar
(Papillion) Catdrrh Cure. He says
aThe result was unprecedented. ]
"com menced to get We'll after the
first application and am now, after
"a few weeks, entirely cured" II
will do the same for you. Price $l.OQ
Try Clarke's Flax Soap for the skin
and you will use no other. 25 cents
All Of Clarke's Flax remedies are fol
sale by Lowry & Connolly, 2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-17
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine for
February

contains several exceedingly interest
ing and finely illustrated articles
which are bound to attract attention.
In these days OF Shakespeare contro-
versey, Mr.. Archer's What is Known
About Shakespeare, will prove espec-
tally valuable. The article and pic
lures OH Summer Resorts in Aus
tralia' draw striking contrast be-
tween the snow and ice of our CHM
ate and the sunshine ind flowers Of
the Australians ut the same time OF
the year. There are the usual install
lnents of stories and several beautiful
poems, together with . number of
copies OF famous paintings, which
are always to be found in TINS maya
zine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-17
An Absurdity.

The New York Tribune protests
against the Interstate commerce law
as an injury 10 the railroads and to
the community constituting theirpat-
rons and yet it advocates govern
ment interference with commerce by
means of high tariff. Although
there il an absurdity in its reasons
for supporting the latter
and approving the former,
It il consistent with itself for
both its positions are against the
people and in the interest Of monop-
oily.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-17

Louisville Courier-Journal (den. J:
We take lutte stock in the story that
Mr.. Blaine viii be sent to Germany.
He might be sent to England, howev-
er. 1t would be a sight worth seeing
Mr.. Blaine riding down the court
four-in-hand, Oh topof Mr.. Carnegie 5
stages, clad in u Scotch kilt and bon
net.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-17

Cure your cold while you can. One
bottle oI Chalnberlain's Cough RENE
dy will cure an ordinary cold, but if
neglected, catarrh, chronic bronchitis
or consumption may follow, and they
are seldom il ever cured by amy lnedl-
cine or treatment. Only 80 cents per
bottle. For sale BY Lowry y Connolly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-17
The native Hawaiians are sa;

The native Hawaiians arc said to
be disappearing very rapidly, and it
will not be long before the race is ex-
tinct. Their language is still quite
generally spoken, but as English is the
language of the court the native
dialect is bound TO fall into decadenca
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-01-17
CATARRH,
Catarrhal Deafness and Nay Fever.
= NEW HONE TREArMENT.

Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that they
the lining membrane of the nose and Gus.
tacllian tubes. Microscopic research, how
ever, has proved this to be fact and the
result il that simple remedy has been for
INFLATED whereby catarrll, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications made
Il. B.-FOr catarrhal discharges peculiar to
females (whites) this remedy is specific.
a pamphlet explaining this new treatment
"a sent on receipt Of ten cents by "A. II.
DIXON q Son, 304 West King St, Toronto,
Canada. American.
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Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
eo06 ~ aboYe carefully,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
SALE
--. OF 49,
REAL ESTATE,

SO 5.Og1. Rim the Chanccry Court of Shelby
couny.-wm. armstrong Ct al " ~ A. Arm
strong ct nl
~ virtue 81 IN intcriocuiory decree Tor sale. On.
irfCi IN the above cnuse ON The 18th day Of February,
1871. " GL phRc -. I will scll, II public auc.
ton. Ia the highest bidder. IN iout ~ the Clerk
aud Masters office, NJ the Main sirrut CniriuuU OF
the courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis Ten
ncafec, m
saturday. a3d Day of March. isSD.
within legal hohr. the following described prop
cuy situated H. Memphis shelby county. Tcnn,
tuWit
iar Of lots y. 20 aud n. on the plan Of Thomp.
nuus subdivision aud LClng % irct ifunt ON the
uHs side " Dunlap street, extending eastward hc.
tween parallel lines iunm the tnut aud parallel
with Adams street - feet ~ the west line ui lot .,
Of mii subdivision. An nllcyl u feet vide lie on the
the beginning point ~ aid property T. on the ct,t
Idle N dunlap street ~ feet south ~ the intorscc.
lion uf the auth side II Adams street extended
with The cast Idle 81 Dunlap street
Alao a lot ~ land neat Memuhis known ana 10
srHhcd upon iiuppcrts plan Of subdivision ~ lots
Me- I aud . beginning az the iniofscrtiun ui the
north side ~ itass street. nf avenue, with the west
side Of n street ~ feet wide, the southeast rurutr Of
lot No. u thence wcstwapily with he north side OF
iinr avenue % feet aud q inrhts ~ the suuttWcst
corner ~ lot No. 2 thence nufthWarlly on the line
of lots Nus 2aud q ~ feet 10 the northwest cufnef
uf lot Va. . theurc c~astWautly tOi icot aud q lnrhcs
tn the northeast curuor oi lot No. I, and tn the west
sidc II the ftnFt - feet Wide thvnru with the west
side IT aid street 10 feet o Inches 10 tie begin.
niug.
will niso lots aud ?
Tcnnsof sale-Ono half ush. balance on q credit
Of twcl' g mouths nnlo bearing Interest with Sour
iB r,quiud. lien retained
This 1T day Ut Marrh, isn
y a. MCitENkN. Clerk and Master
Vim. N. UnUdnluh. solicitor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished nj Memphis Steam Laundry, 22l
Second street branch office 357 Main.
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Chancery Sale
-OF-
REAL ESTAT e.

n, No a.i2l-chanccy court 81 shelly County
q n UmW Ctnl. ". =, A Va tufru rtnl.
~ virtue ~ an intcflucutnr decree Zoe ole, en-
irrcd In the above rnusc on the - day ~ uccCm'
her. isss. n. y O.. parc p1, I will ell nt public nuc.
tiun a. thr hirhcst bidder. iu irnt n The tlcfk and
Masters Omou. nt the Main sirvrt entrance ~ the
Courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis, Icnncs.
ace, Ou
saturday, April 20, IsHp,
within legal hour. the iolloNlus described prop
cfiy situated IN Memphis. shelby county Tenn,
~ Wit
4 twoth .ris 90 undivided Interest In mart ~ loi
four hundred aud seventy seven ttTl. fronting hity
tnl foot 90 thn snuth side NJ Adams street. ~ SEM.
phla and running back south between The lot and
premises Of he late lrwis Ants aud John ~ W.
lirt. or his wife, one bundled aud iurl eight aud
ono half utHiJ feet 10 an rllry
Aisp. n Ike undivided Two uirls 80 Interest IN
the iIt next cist Of thc lot ubuyc described, hayiul
q iuut ou Adam street ~ Thirty tu feet, and run
ming inrt south one hundred aud iUHysCight aud
one. half utsisl feet 20 an alley
Terms ~ HHIraOn n rnHiit ~ seven Tl months
note win security rqulfvd, lieu retained. rdcmp
tlnu barred
Ihis uth day ot March. issa
~ MgttENHY. Cirfk and Master
wm. ". Randolph, J. N. Grguu and w. u ellis
son, tollrii1ns
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
WHO RUNS OUR coURTsS
A Card That Refers to Threats fro
Policeman Richardson.

A Card That Refers to Threats from
Policeman Richardson.
THE APPEAL OF Saturday morning an
nounced the report current at the time
hat policeman Richardson intended suing
for the 500 reward offered for the arrest
OF Richard Summers, who killed McHugh.
Yesterday the following letter was re-
ceived, and is published for moro than
one reason, one Of which is to throw out a
ieeler as to how far the police control the
courts in this part OF the country:
Holly SPRINGS, Miss. March Is, issg.
To the Editor Of The Appeal
SRI see in your last Saturdays issue
IN incorrect statement in regard TO he
capture OF Dick Summers and my refusal
TO pay the 500 reward. | went TO Mem
phis on the lith inst. to learn the particu.
lars and pay the Sl00 reward, but after ar
irving there | learned from very reliable
people that he (SummerB), was not cap
tured, but came in and gave himself up,
and 80 intended doing had Policeman
Richard son never gone out after him.
Then there are two other parties claiming
the reward, u OF whom il Mr.. WessOn.
In your tirs; account of the tragedy YOU
also gave an incorrect account which | sup
pose you got from summers friends. Now
in justice To Mcllugh's good old heart
broken mother, and the high standing Of
his family, think you should publish
This.
Richardson made his threats to me and
others that II the reward was no. paid "a
him ho would see that Summers would moi
be convicted. | did not know that Rich.
arlson was running the courts In Mem
phis. viii you be kind enough to give III
j]usticel Respectfully,
JANIS KELLY. Policeman.
~
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Chancery Sale
Oil
REAL ESTATE

No. G,iol, Rim the C%hanccry Court Of shelby
County w. \. fnircs, guardian, w, Halle fairc'
Ct nj.
tered In the above cause ON the lh day oi March,
lNSl, NJ, "A to, page lh, | viii sell nj public uuc
ton, To the highest bidder la front ui the clerk
the Courthouse OF shelby county, Memphis, Ten.
ncSscc, on
saturdpa 9th Day OF April, 1889,
,tttin legal hours, the following described prop.
crty, situated la shelby county, 1Cun, towit
Isgiuuiug az the intersection OF CCutml avenue
Railrnad' running theme we,twarily with south
lit e OF ~ Il railroad twelve (l2l chains aud thirty.
i've t1l links to "a stake ihcucy southwurily with
the cast line ot Quinichctt lot fourteen liO chains
and nineiy-tNc 90 links 10 the north side II Carey
avenue. thence edstNarlly ON Std north line 81
Cnry nNcnuc twelve (l2l chains aud iufty-ouc ti)
links d is intersection with Central avenue; thence
northwnrily with the west line of Ccntrtl avenue
fifteen (hl chuiut Ia the place Of beginning, con
tliniug u ll.luO uCtVs. muU or lcss, ana hVing
known ~ lot six co. ana seven 90 OF the Mhitmorc
Also the following lot or parcel Of land hcgin.
ming at a point ON the wet side vi NurNvld nv.
cuuc eight el chains south NJ the south lime utthc
Memphis a Charleston ktilfuud, thence WcstWurily
Iamilcl with said Memphis a Charleston mllulsd
Twelve uLl chaius aud hlty. i've (A) links To q
stake thence tOuthwardly lltvrn 40 chnius aud
eighteen lsl link 10 n stake. thence vastwurllN
parallel with the said line oi said riilruad twcl,,
Ilg chains and nlty.lye (nl links tp d point ON th'
wet side nj Wlrlcld avenue. aud thence norih
Warily along the said wet line OF Warticld nvcnu'
Nitovn lbl chains mud twenty eight - Inks q
The place ui beginning, being what are known n
lots sixteen 40 and seventeen 40 In the whit
more subdivision. aud containing nineteen 90
Trnms of snlc-nnc thirl 60 cash. balance on
rudlt ~ one aud two yc1r. note bearing Interest
with security required. lien retained.
T. IA MciiENRY, cierk aud Master
CAN'T x Patterson, ". n. Mcdowell, solicitors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

The entertainment given by the ladies
of the South Memphis Methodist Church,
on the night Of the 10Th, was n pronounced
success. The members Of Miss Lavelle's
music class acquitted themselves with
great credit to their teacher. Miss Vivian
johnson ~captiyated the audience by her
charming rendition OF a poem full Of vii
and pathos. The music by Mrs. O'Calla.
han, Mrs. CAGE, Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Bariou.
and Prof. Winklcr WIS very delightful.
One Of the particularly noteworthy feat
urcs Of the evening Was an address by
Mr.. W. I. johnson, his subject being
Success or Failure II was interesting
in the highest degree, his special motive
being to arouse the dormant ambitions and
slumbcring aspirations Of tho young mor
In the audience. lie was very effective.
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SALE
-oF -
REAL ESTATE

II u AL Ed Al u
No. GEn n-tn The Chnnucw rpuft ~ shelby
cuuuy,=Wilinm fush W MnHa Cash IT al
~ virtue of on iuteflorniDry defrro iur Hllc. en-
tered In The above cause on the 18th day 81 fchWny.
La. n. H g. parc ~ 7 will seil. AZ public Ruo
ton tn the hiricst bidder in front 81 the clerk
md Masters nrire. ~ the Main street entrance n
the courthouse Of shelby COUNTY McmphiL fcir
uctscc. on
saturday. ava dry of March. 1850.
within legal hour. tho following described prnp.
criy, situated In Mcmphia Shelby county, Tcun..
20 Wit
certain lot o. parcel u ihnd known ~ part ol
lot four lfl. In block ihiHy.lvc $50. at the siuth
e1st curner Of runtotoc aud Nnllcry lfofncHJ
called ~ Patrick street. beginning NJ n paint N
the south line ~ lontoinu stfrut. where ID intof
HrrtH with the cnsi line cd Mulberry street, fuunlni
thence east With the south siiu II roui0i0c sire
scycn,y.hyc Co feet thence sluihwnriiy. panllo
with Mulberry street une hundnd ZOO ievt
thence west. pauiiel with fouioioc street. seventy
five t7Sl feet to the east tide u Mulberry street
thcrcc %nufihwarily with the cast side Of Mulbcry
street one hundred nO0l feet "a the hcfinninT.
Terms Of sale-One hnlf cnsh. tHiancu on
| credit u twelve months. note bearing intrfcat viii
security inquired. lieu retained. redemption
| barred
This 1t day of MARIA. 1853
X n MciiENitY. clerk md Master
II. y. Dlx land hony Graft IT,. solicitors.
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.

A, t0s. I'm me Chanccy Count 81 shelby
couny ~. a. Wiuu uaL ~ JAMES u WinuC u
al
n, virtue Of an IutrtlnruiuU decree ~ sale en-
t,r,stln no sis,tU tHuaH uu the lat d4N ~ ucfeu-
brt. IeA NJ. o. Co., faVu In. ! VIII u'L ~ public eur
lion Ia de- highest tliirr ~ inuut ~ me Ter.
ami Nastrfs ofur. nt TOE Main firvyt entrance 81
lie tuuHhouHy OF shelby county, Memphis lehr
uutcv on
SATURDAY. esd Ia, OF March. 1850.
within Irrsi noun, the following dcsruted prop
ed, situated lu shelby county, Tenn ioNlt
Iyinr and h. log iu the tlftruuth INh District
uuro n HnHiiun % IN The llh shtNelun lt-
tua. irduuiur 90 h stake iu the cpntct OF thc New
i6I,I1l r.l thr same bclng the northeast cnrler
al thg Lincoln 40 arfr inset thrntc NORTH y W.
rrofs. past - rhnius aud \ links parallel WIN hfl
rad thence aIuth % chains 10 Nuks ul'n'H WI
is thhluatnd 10 links thence south and cfu slif
tyurrss cfcss o. cfHlnT ~ n .titr lhguoc vi, /.
tlIalur aud N iluks Nrrrr north ulih th,t ne
al ssIi Lincoln uu nrv iurt - chains hhd NhAa
a. die hetiuuIur. Dluiuiuiug hutrra
AIaa 100. u.ra BEGINNING ~ tthe mius
srut,FuI az Sew Iallrsh uNl "a The lut'uogiluh
I'll iints Htsuur thence north 7 lrrr.'s % uh,
49,. go I,b.tu. tl,uta eat Is chains andp y
tInls thfuUp north 3 drTnfH aud a miuulaNut
.O rtaInsHud f IlUka ID The Intersection ul AYs
avenue with North uivuuc tlonrr clsl ltteu,l
win aaId Morrill, avenue yhniuN thtnte tpull
rh.Ins ludO 90 LINKS thence east = chains anl
iiuts tisuoe south % chains nui 9 hnat tome
~ntsr al me- Nes lairish RAJ. thgucc south Q
deFr,s ai serunds wet with thc Cenigf ~ $40 toai
GrlHiua ana ID links ihynyv south NJ heEfe. N'A
viib Inc center ~ ull ruai Echains % the ~siw
ming -
in' n G,iiENUY. Ccfk and Mas'et
~ ". gaodulu. o. w. itunca irtrt A u"ll@
| addition
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
broke I'D Prom Childhood.

I have been afflicted with Scrofula ever
since ! was a small child. To tell Of all /
have suffered would be a picture too dark
and painful TO think Of. Yean Of misery
] endured, bad digestion, no appetite,
rheumatism In my feet, all these and more
than ihese have made my life a misery.
For fifteen years | followed the pruscrip-
ton Of physicians, which was no morc TO
me than water poured ON the ground.
Two ycars ago | took :. S. 3, and nothing
In ali my wrc,chcd and unhappy life was
such a blessing 20 mn ~ that medicine.
After taking six bottles | was a new crca-
TURF, was ifee from pain, was clear Of
rheumatism. was able TO sleep, 10 eat and
work, and was well and happy. My rhcu'
maiism has been cured and has never 70
: turned. $. s. :. has certainly been a won.
derinl blessing to me.
SUSIE T.. Moss.
Gallatin, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1855.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
Chancery Sale
OF
ESTATE.

No. Gao In the Chaucery Court OF shelby
S~ounty-Hardwig Percs, guardian, etc, vs..
by virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sale,
entered In the above cause ON the 2lst day OF De
cember, lSSS, NJ. Il, %, page 40, and amended, on
auction, 10 the highes, bidder, In front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, ut the Main street en-.
trance OF the court house OF shelby County, Mem.
phis, Tenn, on
saturday, tho 9th Day of April, 1889,
within Legal hours, the following described prop.
erty, situated In shelby County. Tenn, towit
Lying aud being In the Eighteenth civil District
o; sntd county, about q miles southeast OF Mem
phis, being parts OF lots rs aud 3H Of y, 4. owens
subdivision, recorded in Rock -, page l7l. begin.
ming vt a stake In the north liuo OF W.. NJ, Persons
trnct q chains west from the southeast corner ot
lot 50, thence west II chains and 10 link 10 n stake,
thence north b chains and 10 links TO II stake on
the south side OF Dunn avenue; thence east W
chnius aud 80 links 10 u stake IN the west line OF q
@,foOt alley; thence south along the north line "
said alley 10 chains and u LINKS Ia u stake thcacc
west 6chains and s. links 10 a stake; thence south
- chains and Is links TO u stake thence east Z
chain, Nud II LINKS; thence south > chains aud 80
links to the poiutot beginning, containing n 10lOO
ncrcS.
II he above does not sell for enough to satisfy
the Judgment intcrcst and costs then the remain
der interest Ia the following tract set apart rs n
homestead 10 James stewart and family will next
DO sold, tO-wis beginning nc n stake On thn east
line OF James Stewarts 40 Hcrcs ? vhaius aud 81
INKS or ~ ieei north Of The southeast corner "
said 10 acres; thence south 81 west Z chnius and ~
links to u stake; thence north ~ west - chains
aud Is links to a stlkc; thence north 81 east
chains aud u links 10 n stake In the east line OF
siid 20 acre.; thence outh SO east with said east
line - chains aud . links TO the beginning, con.
tanning Is acrcs.
Terms Of salc-On n credit Of six months. note
with security required, lieu retained, redemption
barred.
This 10th day Of March, lisa
ER MCltENRY, Clerk and Master
W. r. 0llsson, u W. lliNh, b. H. Barnes aud Ma
lone q Malone, solicitors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22
COTTON SEED MEAL.
Tests OF Its Value as d Fertilizer for Cot
ton n d Corn.
: The following letter will prove to be OF

ton a nd Corn.
The following letter will prove to be OF
very great interest TO all planters:
MEMPHIS, April 90, 1888.
Aston Boyd, Manager OF Southern Oil Company:
Dear sir-Atyour request SUBMIT my experience
in the use of cotton seed meal In bringing up the
yield Of corn and cotton on the tired lands IN the
territory adjacent to Memphis ana method Oh w,
began using the meal on corn four years ago IN u
small way. IL was followed by such satisfactory re-
suits that now Norfeet & Cariock, OF Tate county
and Rand & Norleet OF Marshall County, Missis'
sippi, apply II TO every acre that we plant
Our nelghbors, seeing the decided improvement
In our crops, have TO q considerable extent begun
its use, the demand in these localities having grown
from a few tons several years ago to quite a number
Of carloads now. On very thin lands we would not
have dared plant before we used the meal, we can
now count ON aud now gather fifteen To- twenty
bushels per acre, and on stronger land the increase
IS all theway from 25 to 100 per cent, being proper
tionately greater on the poorer land. We plant
corn in four and II half feet rows, leaving IL stand
I'm the drill, according to the strength OF the land;
astalk every three feet will make over thirty bush
els TO the acre, one car to each stalk. More corn Is
injured from being too thick than from any Other
cause, save poor cultivation.
DIRECTIONS.
Apply 800 pounds to the acre in the furrow next
TO the corn on both sides OF the row, not cartier
than the 10Th OF June or the third blowing or lay
ing by. II early enough TO get grass plough lightly
again with a broad shovel. II allowed to get
grassy inc meal VIII DC absorbed by the gfl,s.
Use any adjustable cotton planter In the distri-
button Of the meal. The fodder viii stay green a
week 10 ten days longer where the meal Is used,
and the corn win Withstand dry weather very
much longer on account OF increased vigor given
by the late application OF meal.
For cotton we mix 100 pounds Of meal. lf
pounds of acid phosphate and fifty pounds oi
kalnit Apply 800 pounds Of the mixture deer
under the beds before planting. and 30 pounds al
laying by time in the mrr0w next 10 the cotton.
on Il piece OF land containing six acres. near Red
Banks In Marshall County, Miss, that had averaged
two and n third bales OF cotton for pist i've years
we made last season from application rs above
four and n half bales, weighing sos pound, each,
At the present prices OF cotton seed meal we finC
1t very profitable to use II. Respectfully,
4. NJ. NoRFLEEr.
OF sledge & Norieet, $50 Front street, Memphis
-. Tenn.
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Gallaln, Tenn, Dec. IS, 1855.

The British war ship that arrived In Hal.
flax Tuesday night was the Lilly, not the
Wnnglcr. as before reported. A case Of
yellow fever broke out on board ut Ja-
maica asd IL was decided to come north 10
a cooler climate TO prevent It's spreading
among the crcw. The man Is nov oonya-
Luau.uf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-22

Diseases can be- cured " properly treated In
time. a. shown by the following statement
from ID. g. Freeman, Sydney. Having
been a great sufferer from pulmonary NJ.
tack. and graduliy wasting away for the
past two years. u affords me pleasure 10 tcs.
iify that SCOTS Emulsion " Cod Liver OIL
With Limo and Soda. has given me great r..
lief aud I oh%ccrfully recommend u 10 oil
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