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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23
A PRTRRTowN QUARREL.
Z D. m Tine.

feet liberty to do so.S
 Hank Stoner-"Lord, Susie, what In creation to you mean7"
 "Oh, you're mighty innocent, ain't your"
 "What have I done7"
 "Pd ask If were you, Hank Stoner." "Pshaw, Suxe, what's the use of your getting 90 jeAlous2"
 "Jealous7 Who's getting jealous, I'd like to know2"
 "You are"
 "I7"
 "Yes, you."
 "Don't iatter yourself, sir. When I get jealous it'll be for something worth getting jealous of. I'll let you know that.n
 "Well, what you want to kick up all this fuss for because I paid Becky Weeden little attention at the party tonight"
 "A little attentioni I'd say . little attention if I were youl Tagging at her heels ev'ry step she tooki"
 "Now, Susie."
 "It's 90, Hank Stoner. I saw you giving her peppermint drops."
 "Well, didn't give you some, too7"
 "Well, you chose her three times hand runf.in' In the kissin' games, and you played post-office and dug a we'll, and picked grapes with her, so you did.1
 "Well, what of it7"
 "What of it7 There's list this of it7 No fellow can take me to . party and leave mo to set around sucking my thumbs while he's flirting around with all the other girls in the room 1" "PshAw, Suze. I played with you as much as did with anybody"
 "Yes, you didI"
 "Well, did"
 "You didn'ti saw you kiss Janey Plumm four times In the Marching Down to Old Quebec" game"
 "Well, great Scott, SuEel Pll kiss you forty times now, If you say SO 1"
 "Smartyl"
 q" will--see If don't"
 "Well, you just won't. If you can't. treat me as . gentleman should treat 6 lady when he takes her to a party, you can just take back your old ring and our engagement can end here! !"
 "Now, susie."
 "I mean 1t, sirI"
 "No, you don't"
 "I do, sir"
 "Oh, you're just gassing."
 "Youll find out If you don't walk pretty straight"
 "Lord, Suze, you know you wouldn't throw mo over for anything in the world"
 "Oh, wouldn't IF Mighty good opinion you have of yourself. But "Oh, let's kiss and make up, SuzeI" al won't, Hank Stoner, until you let me bel"
 "Hee, hee, hee, Suzel"
 "It ain't any laughing matter with stop that I"
 "Stop what1"
 "You know what, and-q uit, Isay !" "N-o-o-w, Suze."
 "Don't you dare kiss me again, or Pll-HAnk Stoncri"
 "Well?"
 "Behave yourself"
 "Hee, hee, heel"
 "If don't-HAnk
 "Now, Susiel"
 "I don't care, Hank do think you treated me real shabby, 90 you did, and if you ever do 90 again I'll get mad, and Pll stay mad, now you see if I don'tp
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23


 could to cure Debby of this ofiishnesa by tOotin' up to her every good look in' feller in town and out of 1t, but twan't no use. There was Dick Stiles, that owned . team of bays that could beat anything In the county. He wanted to marry Debby, but she wouldn't hev him. And thar was Billy Green, that had a breed of the best coon-dogs In Tennessee. He moseyed up to her, but he didn't do no good. She jist laughed at him, an the women began to say that Debby was cut out for an old maid, sure, though she was only eighteen.
 "Wal, just bout this time who should turn up in Snickersville but 6 chap who give his name as Gray, Thomas Gray, an called himself an artist, which means that he painted portraits and trees and rocks and itch like things.
 "Now, how in mercy's name he ever got acquainted with Debby Skeggs no one knows; but the fust thing any body did know was that this painter chap was takin' of her head, an her mothers too, down 10 Squatts Hollow and he'd 'a been takin' of Jim's, too mebbe, if Jim hadn't CT kicked an or dered him outen the house, an told Debby not ter speak to him. But Debby had a will of her own, an wal purity high strung, an as her mother backed her up, and said she didn't see anythin' outen the way in the young man, an he acted respectfully, an hii attentions looked hon'able, she didn't see no reason that the young folks shouldn't keep company, nyhow.
 "But Jim sot his foot down, an said he hadn't read the papers for nothin' an that painters, onless they had 6 good job of paintin' houses or barns couldn't airn livin' or sport . wife an more'n that, Gray come from New York, am nothin' good ever came out Of New York, no time, an 90 he wouldn't hev the painter sneakin' round, nohow.
 "But all Jim's sayin' didn't fix 1t. Them lovers did meet, in spite Of him, an what was more, the painter feller got ter paintin' Debby without her settin' before him, an lettin' all the women in town see the pictures, but not the men.
 "He used to call these pictures The Maid with the Milking Pail,' an "A Wild Rose,' an names like that, but they always had likeness of Debby in, an, as the women declared, 'won'- erfully like her, too.'
 "Then Jim took ter tryin' ter quar- rel with the young feller, but Gray wouldn't quarrel worth . cent, an % Jim put up Billy Green to insult the painter chap. am Green got knocked down two or three times hand -runnin', an had to beg Gray's pardin, am after that the eastern feller was let severely alone.
 "But everybody said that things couldn't go on that way forever, an they didn't.
 cone day Debby was missin', an % was Gray. He had sent all his pie lures an traps of before him. Debby left little note to her mother, sayin' that she had gone of with Gray-that she loved him, am that she was willin' to give up all the world for him, an that was all there was about 1t; that they had gone to New York, am when they got thar she would write an let her know all about 1t.
 "Then Jim was mad. He ramped am swore round till he left a blue streak after him but 'twan't no use sney was gone.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23

Time flies, yet the orchestral leader sits still and beats Richmond Dispatch.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-23

Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should carefully read the above.
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DAM DISASTERS
Similar to the Johnstown Accident, But
OF Far Less Magnitude.

Similar to the Johnstown Accident, But
OF Far Less Magnitude.
From the New York Tribune
The bursting OF the reservoir at Johns
town will at once recall the Mill River dis
aster on May 10, 1874, when the village OF
Haydenville, Mass, was swept out OF ex-
istence and l40 persons were drowned. A
guard was watching the dam, and about 8
O'Clock in the morning he discovered that
an enormous leak had developed out OF a
small one. He started TO give warning to
the village of Leeds, just below, lat the
reservoir broke away before he could reach
the village, and the water from a pond of
ia acres in area came down like n wall,
carrying away nearly the whole village.
Haydenville was swept away, and several
other towns on the Connecticut River were
inundated. Over 800 families were rem
dered homeless and Sl,000000 worth of
property in dams, dwellings, factories, etc,
was lost, Roads and bridges were dam
aged TO the extent of S200,00
At Lynde Brook, near Worcester, on
March 80, 1876, thirty feet Of the reservoir
wall which had been leaking. gave way
and over 600. 900, 900 gallons of water were
emptied into the valley. Only one life was
lost, but property was damaged to the ex-
tent OF nearly 81, 100000.
On March p, 1877, the Staffordville
reservoir, on the east branch of the Will
mantle River, gave way, and a torrent OF
water rushed down the valley at the rate
of five miles an hour destroying milldams
and railroad bridges in its course. The
people were warned by man on horse.
back, who kept ahead OF the flood, and all
but two Of the residents of the valley
escaped. The loss OF property on this &C.
casion exceeded 81. 100000
BY the bursting OF the Huron milldam,
near lloughton, Mich, on January ., 1884,
six lives were lost; those OF Charles f.
Raymond, bank teller; his son and SER
want, and Howard aud Raymond, OF the
Allouez mine, wife and son. The money
loss was not great
A similar disaster near East lee, Mass,
April 90 1856, destroyed nine lives, and
the damage to mill property, private dwell
ings and roads and bridges exceeded $780,
600.
One Reservoir calamity, that at Sheffield,
England, has been made famous by
Charles Reade in Put Yourself in His
Place" On March IL, 1864, the embank-
ment OF Bradfeld reservoir gave way and
flooded Sheffield and the country for twelve
or fourteen miles around. About $50 lives
were lost and property valued at over ST.
100000.
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Trust Sale.

ny virtue OF a deed Of trust executed on tho 18th
day oi January. issl. by II. J. Lckcry 20 the M.
dcfslguct, ns trustee. "a secure certain indebted.
ncss therein named said deed OF trust registered
In the Registers Office Of shelby county. Icnucs.
zee In book No ihs page ilu. aud IL referred To,
aud said Indebtedness being unpaid at the request
OF the bcnchciaritr therein named. We will. on
Tiesily, June 20, 1870.
NJ the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets. Memphis Tenn. sell 20 the highest bidder,
TOT cash the following real estate situate Ia the
CITY Of Memphis, shelby county. Tuun, towit:
BEGINNING at point on the wcst side Of nesoto
street seventy i've t15l feet north Of Vance street
aud running thence north with Dcsoto street scy.
cnty.hye Collect thence wcstwnrdly NJ right angles
60 ncsOio street one hundred und eighty us1 feet
thence southwafdly scyeniy.h,y l15l feet thence
enstwnfdly one hundred nnd clghiy us0l feet 10
the beginning. and being lots Nos ) and .. In
block No. a.. II that part 81 aid City Uf Memphis
Ofmcrly called south Memphis
The lot Is well improved. thCru being good rcs
dcncc Of eight 90 nine rooms aud usual conyc
nicnccs upon a. aud Il well worthy the attention
of perons seeking investment
Equity u redemption barred The title Ia said
real estate is believed "a Ne good. but We viii sell
aud convey ~ trustees only.
1hls June l, iss9 -
STERLING PERSON,
W. u. WiLKEK-oN. Trustees
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fJNO COTTON BUYERS AND wAREHOusENEN
L An experienced aud Competent cotton wcrher
wants situation. lCirfuuUts exchanged. Al.
drcss X. y. y, 70 Bo1 ~ Montgomery, Ala
rI'o EXCHANGE AVAILABLE PATENT FUR
L good farming liant Call on OF addr,a J. J.
Jones care No AZ MGin street Memphis Tenn.
I UMBRELLAS AND PARA4Ols 40 REPAIR
u and make 10 oftlct ola aud new frames r.
covered In any quality ot goods dcsirpd We do
strictly frat class work Umbrellas a. any prico
inside 10 order In an hours time 1liE MEMpiiiS
UMBRELLA 60. "a Madison street
NkTOoDwoRRER At CuNNtNGHANsW AGON
w works corner MoufOo aud no-oio stUcis
h1S wFEKLY HEpHtsENrATIvE MALI
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a. Evansville, Ind.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

FI'lThI U.IlIVH " IHc ApPlAIs
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June G.-The new tow
boat built for the Saryinc Wheel Company,
OF indianapolis, was successfully launched
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Capt Il. w.
Wise, superintendent Of the Memphis q Gin
cinnati Packet Company, was among rs to-
day, and returned home by rail this after
noon. John Wise ESQ, and daughter, Mrs.
Robert Mccoy, are In the city attending the
Torain-kuhn wedding which occurs this
evening No movement outside OF regulars
Business fair 10 middling. Capt. John Gil
bert has been elected president and general
manager, and Col. X X. Ddnkcnon score
tary aud treasurer Of the Evansville Il Bow
ling Green Packet Company. The Jennie
Campbell, with emptics, passed TO Rose
Claire this pm.
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-8pECIAI TrATUprs-


~ trtma IL contract The tumusuY must deno~it
the sum a an p.irrs included In The s1hono before
oinHal permit
CEKTlflCAtE I hereby certify that ti- Ion.
don ilnk Of MrxIrn aud South Amcflca has on
fpFriA deposit the nrursff funds 20 guarantee tho
Payment ~ ell prll drawn b. the iotcriA Dc 10
lenenronriA ruhiira
u ROpRlgriZ RIVERA. Intervention
Further The Company l. required - ds.irihuts
ffyst pof cent u Tho value IT al the tickets In
prizes a larger proportion Than IL given BY anf
uihef iuiirfI.
FINALLY. the number ~ tickets 4 Halted - 0111
1n.opo Ices than arc tuld bT other Lotteries ufuG
the sane rrhn
Tuf Tan particular M irrs ~ iihssstti, Aptr
tntn IN CIY ~ MrHlrn 80 o. ". CULLEN, gis
ttardso street, Nashville, Team, General Agent
inf tate " TtuufHrt. fu thyu titar iu rriuux
tlckuti alirss your letters 70 Nashville. Tenn
Inaips Paper MONEY ~ Ordinary Letter. rosiai
Nufr uf IFUn'Hf MONEY uriuf. uT luffruHy amount.
iur fu O. Hf rNuH#s 10 our expense iu Nashville.
ttlfr1 raid without 81 .sUuuut
AGENTS WANTED.
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Trustees Sale.

Under n deed Of trust made 20 me by Georgia
Smith, on rccord In Book iS6, pago i9i, will,
On Wednesday. June 10, 1850,
between Y O'Clock m. and pm. at the southwest
corner Of Main and Madison STREETS. Memphis
Tenn sell at auction. for cash. lot situated la
Memphis. shelby County. Tenn, being onceighth
of lot 10 Block b. AMI Ia the southeast corner oi
said lot rOnting ~ feet the west side Of Orleans
street and running back west lOi feet.
June Z, issa J. NJ. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
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General News.

INDICATIONS: Fair and warmer winds
southerly.
JoHNsrowN wreckage is passing Cincinnati,
and is quite heavy.
The river at this point is l7,5, a decline of
7-10 since last report
The Jim Lee brought in one bale of cotton
and lot OF sundries.
The Ruth will clear for New Madrid and
the bends tomorrow evening
LEE Liners outgoing this evening Goa
homa, Friars Point; Il osa Lee, 0sceola.
THE Mary Houston left Cairo for the
South, before noon yesterday, and well filled.
The Bonanza NJ. NJ. Deem master, will
leave this port this evening on return trip
to Cincinnati.
The L. p. Schenck will arrive from New
Orleans today and leave for Cincinnati this
evening at o'clock.
THE Ohio River will rise at Cairo; II will
fall at Cincinnati on the eth or Sth. The
Lower Mississippi will rise.
ANCHOR Liners i'm and out today, City of
Cairo, from ST. Louis TO Natchez, and Ar
kansas City from Natchez to 81. Louis.
WHEELER COLLIER, now at the wheel Of the
New South, will resign his position this
week TO 30 back TO his Old trade on the Ohio
and Lower Mississippi.
lHh water having reached the Top OF the
gates Of the Louisville canal locks, that thor
Oughiare is closed for the present and all
boats have TO take the falls.
The time Of the James Lee in the Arkansas
City trade has about expired and il is prob.
able that the Chickasaw will be used In her
place until the new Kate Adams is ready Tor
business
1T Is not known at Louisville at present
whether any Of the coalboats arriving on the
present rise will go further south than that
point. One or two of Browns boats may
take their tows out 10 Cairo.
THE following towboats left Pittsburg last
Sunday with tows Of coal for Louisville:
Canal City, Nelly Spcer, Tom Dodsworth,
Smoky City, Dick Fulton, Fred Wilson,
McGowan, Alice Brown, John Morcn, Acorn,
Ed Roberts and Josh Cook, with 20 boats,
la barges and "a fuel-fiats, containing ., G65 :
900 bushels Of coal.
THE wrecking-boat George +. Rootes, from
New Orleans, Is nj work on the wreck Paris
G. Brown. Twenty-Five barrels OF molasses
and sixty car wheels have been recovered
thus far, and an effort will be made TO get
the machinery out. but II Is feared that only
the boilers can be raised, owing 10 a heavy
deposit OF mud covering the wreck
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07

Special Dispatch to The Appeal

-
CiNcINSATi, o., June driver falling
with - feet II inches Of water ON the gaugc
ut O'Clock pm. Weather clear and warm
business fair The last of the Johnstown
wrcckagc passed here this morning, being
quite heavy after midnight Wednesday.
Nothing OF Importance passing. All tribu-
tarics above falling rapidly. The Katie
StOckdalc returned 20 Pittsburg on time.
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THE RIVERS.
Moyemenis az the Leyce.

Arrivals-Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola: Bonanza, Cincinnati; City of
st. Louis, New Orleans.
Departures-Jaines Lee, Arkansas City;
City of ST. Louis, st. Louis.
Boats in Port-Coahoma. Rosa Lee, Bo-
nanza, Joseph Henry, p H. Kelly.
Boats Due Up-Arkansas City, Natchez.
Down--City of Cairo, St. Louis Mary
Houston, Cincinnati; Ruth New Madrid.
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Cheaper Than Staying nc Home.

The steamer U. p. Schenck, announced
TO leave here Friday ut 8 clock p. m. will
sell tickets at the following low rates:
To Cairo, So to Henderson and Padu-
cab, $3.50; to Louisville, $3.50, and to Gin
natl, s.. These rates include meals and
berths. For information apply TO
JAMES Cam
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"a Cairo.
srecIal DI.naleh lo ~ Arpoal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
CAIRO, H., June 6.-Thc New Mary Hous.
ton added 200 tons aud left before noon with
engagements 10 take 1900 sacks Of corn be-
low here, which viii iill her out The Port
Ends brought out four hargcs Of freight this
morning. The Harry Brown took seven
bargcs Of coal TO st. Louis this morning The
Bell Memphis passed st. Louis last night.
The river Is 2l.G feet: fall OF inches In q
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White SmbhWSbriHgS W. Va

Ound Central Hotel and Cottages Nos Open iof
the seasun
Elevation. 700 feet nhpyc the level ~ The ga
uusufpasafd summer climate accommodations
nrtrlnrs splendid railroad service, elegant Ncsu
hulr tfaiua
Voc Information inquire Of once 81 G., O. 4
". ILH O.. a N. o. ~. or address
d. d IAkLL. EmnlfnlnnlrnL
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uAIioSA

TIM well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other tonics and a
most perfect ncryine, are found IN Carriers
Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves aud
body, and improve tie blood and com.
plcNion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
NorE-eDaily. tE1ccp, Sunday
Leaves Memphis.
Chesapeake and OH, Routs.
Fast End Dummy Line.
Arrives and Departs from Cor Third and Monroe
Btrceta

Leaves Arrlyss
"limlted Ex,"- b:lOp.m eLimited tx Sc. 1908 a IN
eMail and Ex.. $40 a m Emil aud Ex. 100 H. m
tNcwbern Ao.. AIS pm tNowbcrn Ac.. Sf5 a IN
Limited express trains run solid between Nom
phs and Louisville, carrying Pullman buffet
Drawing. Room Sleeping Cars Mail and Express
runs solid between Momphis and Louisville. car
rying elegant sleeping aud reclining chair cars con-
meeting closely ut Fulton for Cairo, ST Louis and
chicago giving the only day tmin from Memphis
IL ~ Louis Ilcket Office under Peabody Hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07

Full Dress shirts a specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
2gi Second street Branch Office. 81
Madlson street
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iIIino,. Central Il. 5 Z. pivlsion.l

Leaves Ar-lv1f
'N. q. Mail.u,,....50O pm en- o. Mnil.....Ti0 a m
oSatlts Express TOO pm eSarlis Express. s. IS am
tAc'm Lol frEi0TLm tAom & Lo'l Fr&1 pm
Passengers between Memphis and Sar1s should
take sdrlis express or local freight mail train
viii not stop at stations between Memphis and Sar.
dis The accommodation aud local freight carries
coach icr tho accommodation Of local travel
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Peculiar in medicinal merit and wonderful
curcs-Hood's Sarsaparilla. Now is the time
10 take IL, for now II will do the most good.
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stage ofihc Rivers,

OTrcr SIGNAL srnyIcr, y. =. A.,
MrNrtts. Tenn, June q. tssa
The following observations arc taken nt all fta.
uons in the 10Th meridian lime, which is one hour
later than Memphis time.
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CurROPODtsT.

DnC J. sInsl.t;e IheArs gonNs AsD
nl Main street
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Notice to Taxpayers,

The tuari ni fquHllza ton, composed ~ The CT.
lua|uH ruuirmcn Mrssr. " % buuluyn, " 40
tm.F and J. y MCkc1n, Will mcUt in ihr tUur
lUusH un Monday June n io hear any Hni az com.
pHIuts ui taxpayers ~ 20 the asa.anisut ~ thrIf
Properly lnf thr year is.1.
Tlr districts assessed b. J. q. stewart VII -
taken up MONDAY June ~
Tuesday tho iih, All districts assessed by Wolf
tufH.
W,dnr.da, mo sih. all districts assessed by "
u iiHuu'l, In.
Thuniay. uir on. al districts a,scstcd BY .. ".
Commencing Friday, the IN the districts aud
ihr verbs nssclsuf by a. D smith
Nu The bp1ls VII H. ready Tor examination
nc SLAUGHTER
Chairman ui County Court
g. D. hMI fit.
Assessor II shelby County
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REMOVAL.

Tho Security Savings Bank and n. J.
Black n co.
Have removed from No. A. TO No. 10
Madison street. formerly occupied by tho
Memphis City aud linton u Planion'
bank, where they will be pleased to SEQ
their numerous friends and patrons.
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srn,Yrp

HAgDs0NE. rAwN CoLoRED iERsEY COW.
i j howard will be- PAID iof Der fuiurn 70
~ CARROLL AVE
ON LAsT THURSDAY MORNING WIKI, 4
Oinng tall pariug hay hpftr. about 10 hands high,
b1th hind feet white, little thin IN onlrf tail
crooked Al cfuppcf. ttfayei from corner VI Dun
lar aud HaWley streets Liberal reward Return
10 corner OF union and Dcsoto street,
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nemphi. Carnage works.
Nos. 81 AND 50 MADlsoS STREET,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles
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A MGR COTTAGE CONTAINING Two ROOMS
~ and a kitchen. inf a small family, NJ ~ Ala.
hama street Everything In good order
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HOUSES TO LEE

HOUSES TO LEr.
A NlcE coTTAGE CONTAINING Two ROOMS
~ and Kitchen. iot a small family. NJ - Ala.
hama sttret Everything In rood order
A STORE on MAIN srgEEr. APPLY 10
A F1NE TWO STORY BRICK sToRH. 8 ILE
~ giant MONS upstairs. ~ Poplar street IN.
qulfc ~ " Adams street
A NiCE HousE on ROOMS tos VANCE sr
~ Apply 90 ~ 4. COCHRAN, corner Main and
Reel streets. OF W. A. WhEAfiN.
A Two STORY BRCR HOUSE, 40. n ioHN.
~. con avenue, containing MONS. dining fpoin.
Kitchen, stable aud all convenience a. ~ Der
Corner Second snd ieferion streets
A n ELEOANT sEOOM HOUSE,. NEWLY HE
~. paifod, ~ ~ Nancc ~ Apply ~ % Vance ~
CoTTAGE CONTAINING ROOMS rONrUTOC
- street east 81 oflciua =. ii lllott 900 roniHi0c
IoTrAGE. 3 ROJMA no JONES AyENUE
~ Apply 20 e. G. HIS. 90 Font street
L'RONT srREEr sTOgg-rns FOUR sIORY
II slofchousc, - irunl street posse glnn gycu
Augusi !. Apply 20 DEAN.LlLLN COlftE a
HoOD HOUSE, TiSE TRAIT LAYD. CnEAE
VI near White STALLION. Apply 81 Market AZ
IIOTEL. sIORrs COTTAGES. ROOMS
j j l. EATON, aa sccuni tfcct
ONE STORY uNDtR GAsIoN's HOTEL Ar
" ply o. The Hotel 1nloe
ONE Groom TNosroRY HOUSE, ~ coon
" repair no ilfh street Inquire At e. Y.
REpEM n fiith street, or SO Second street
TWO NEWLY FINISHED broom COTTAGES
i on l'fnyino trrrt near fernando r0ad Apply
nt fli laudcfdalc street.
TWO Story FRAME nousE. SO FONTOrOC.
i Apply NJ 40 Nancc aicrt
LIVINGSTON BOUsE ON CORNER Of KEEb
4 and ilhh street chei.ea oail Al above ai.ifeis
DnOi sot ~ AND M WASHINGTON ~.
I'VE, GOODWIN a HEARD, Real iktaic
Agents, Madison street
- MN gkUON Huuhts. COR. THAADOAiSLs
Il y LIZA Goa
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A F1NE TWO STORY BRICK sToRR. 3 EIE.
~ giant MONS upstairs. ~ Poplar street IN.
quifc Vi W Adams street
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1857

A GOLD WATCH. WIN .MALL CHAM 1T
~ tarhsd on Mao a.. shelby firrta saturday,
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