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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

steady nriees as Quoted last Sales 600 for export
aud 3iI bales Tor consumpucn Port receipts.
Is J15 against 1870 bales last week. and g. 1886
for the time last year. since september /
receipts OF ports aggregated S6e4tSs bales
pairing with 35i97 bales for the corresponding time
last season. .
Quotations based on American standard OF classic
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domestic 5itnations Wanlco

EARE-TAKERS.-B BY an American couple
y or sincly: any palty leaving the city
for the winter Or longer eau have ineir hOu>f
aud property taken care Of; highest lef"i-
ence given. NJ. CRAWFORD, Us Gth-aNe.,
near l0.h-st.
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Countrn Real gsiaic Wantco

WANTED. within fortyhve minutes ot
w New. York City. a small housi. fur
nishcd. from April 10 October l. Hudson
River T. Il. preferred. Address. stating
terms. Rev. i. VI. DEEMS. f2J West 22d-
ST., New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

TTorE AND MTAL-FLOL E-Therc was a INN hold
tina, 80 d,y but prices show radical change Shippers
my Min reserve while home trade demand
%odersriv active. Sales 10000 hbls $500 FOR *
port Including l2o0 bels Low Extra s. 2ogs $500 o, !;
loo IBIS Minnesota LNua, IS 2ods6s So; Fancy
a.. ~ 9V6s7 Isl 1900 bbls Winter Wheat Extra,
"a 30a al 10 700 bbs SuperhIy, So G00f3 30 $50
Ibis Fine 81 1898 Quotations CITY Nm Extras
o. We. indies S. 05a - 80 Patents. So 734s7 10 Low,
Txt,s IS goa ss o. Winter Wheat. low grades SO goa
~ ~, Tsir TO Choice, 81 75dS5 35; Fancy 50 450S5 70
pa tents Poor Choice, s5 15as575 Verv Choice 10
rsncv' IS s0ds0 10; Minnesota Spring -0-icat. Low
q S5as5 %; silaghts, Poor to Fancy g 9o%sG 20
Fsncy GO 90ds Is Supernne Spring and Winter 50 COZ
81 q; Fine So 1898 Market closed steady. so TIL.
Inn FLOtJlt-In Light demand but held finn Sales,
80 bbls shipping grad co % 2oass o. TRADE AMI
rRIi!!CKwiiEAT FLOUR-FaTly active and lower selling
a u 9jds2 o. Buckwheat grain quoted at 500
RYE FLOUR-Aeout steady, with slow inquiry. Salc-,
40 bills Superfne. sS4s3 49, Fancy held higher.
CORNMEAL-Sstcady, and Quiet Yellow Western quoted
GRAIN-wHEAT-An unusually light business was
transacted IN the speculative line to-day, less than
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n)ork u)anie0.
Males.

Males.
WIN. l.. HARTUEG,
"a. Expert Accountant ana Auditor.
30 ana 81 Nesey-st telephone. Murray il5).
a WFLLeEDUCATED Gcnan. American,
n with many year, " business cA-
perlence. New York and Brooklyn, sobei,
Trustworthy and responsible. for Sliua
ION in any Kind OF business ~ collector.
cashier OF manager i able to suprrlntend
a large number OF men; can furnish nrsi-
class security al Broadway rrai estate 10
any amount. i. GROIlMANN. AS State
o.. brooklyn
AZ AMERICAN young man. thorough
"A bushes, qualifications j. At liberty u
nm any flrst-cla-~ opening highest tosil-
,uonial. OF Nrais duration Address =.
n NJ Tribune once.
A -BOOKS AND COMPLICATED AC-
"A. COUNTS examined and speedily ID
iue'@d balance sheets confidently prepared !
contracts made for periodical auiits II. w
ABBOTT. Expert Accountant, 50 WALTZ
YOUNG MAN o, I'VE years expert
n ence IN an orice desires a similar situs-
ton or suitable outdoor one conNefssnt WIN
bookkeeping, correspondence, Be-. high. -
references: Sal9fv about $40 week o.. Al
dIess INTEGRITY. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
Citp Real estate Go fei.

AN ELEGANT new, fourstory twenty
"A foot private house. dining room eaNn-
West SOD st., near station s. T. FUTILE.
>Anp,s Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16
Brooklyn Real Estate.

NOR SALE CHEAP TO ODiCh
i BUYER House on ClintOn-stl SCUM
Brooklyn: 2-stOry and basement PbilSiri,
phia brick bTOwnstOne trimmings; hoi anu
cold water. bath. ranges, &c. easy terms.
Address OWNER, room &C. ~ Broadway,
y. Y.
MOE ShLE.-Apaftmcn dwelling. 81
j. rooms X per cent on inNcslmcn :
POTTER & CRANDALL. 80 Fiatbush'
ave. and Is and 20 I-ibefty-s'.. \. J.
co nOOGREAT BARGAIN. -Ninc-ioom
CC.UUU HOUSE. with improvement
best location: only % minutes 20 Fridge ;
400 OF more. or al cash. LADD CO,
j .s9s Fulton. below SaratoRs-ave.
cI-s OOOTO LOAN OIL bond and mort
S4|J,UUUgsgc 80 per cens Of yalus
ton. l.2 per cent; go per cent OF yeiua
a, nxey 1870 per cent POTTER &
CRANDALL. 80 Flatbush-aye. and ~ ana q
Jyib@rty-st.. n. y.
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STAINED

cood ordInary........7 Is Low Middling. ..S lilo
STict Good Ordinary - "a Mlddlng - -
T, nntion market tended lower affected by weaker
i,arnoo adyices Closing figures show decline OF a3
nnints and the dealings were small Sales, 4l9oo Daies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

CHAMBERwORK WAITING. &C., or
~ not SEWOHk.-By young girls; city
or country; strong and willing TO work for
small wages; good references. A. tho
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 1873 6th-
ave-, near IOth-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

4 f 4 BARGAIN.
"a WOosteT-sc. bet. Spring and Prnce-st.
Pour lots vacant. 1C0XlCO. Terms u suit
builder by order OF executor.
RICHARD Y. HhENETT 4 CO.,
q Liberty. St.
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for 5alr.

for L]alf.
ANFRAS. lenses and Photographic ma-
L fcrlalS: send for handbook. MILLER
& HOPKINS. 4l2 kult0h-si.' bfooLiSh' ana
East 6Oth-st., Newly orb .
nEsKS. roll Top. all woods, Including
DDew antique oak LOVES Lowe, "'I rPTSSY {
CRoSBY, 100 Fulton-st.. near Nas'au'sl.
cutler Roll Top. sis /;
IL Roll Top Desks for $50 SIah"hb D''h'
Al 81 ncr foot; can't b. Deal' ,,-..,........
KINGwAN & CAMPBELL, Manufacturers
2G4 Csnaist.
r,IECTEOTN PTsS.-A varied assOf'm"ns
r. az choice and very bcauiiiul cuts sun
q Ulu.tr,tDd periodicals. Inquire O'
j II. Thompson. 50, Tribune Buildihg.
won SALE.-Two silver oval show Eases.
II fret each. and Herring sale. almost
NJ very reasonable. g.. ROSEN-
THAI. 81 Cansl.si.
:, ATFS.--Large assortment for Office ure
- ~, or eVcnange send for catalogue.
NosI.FR. BOWEN CO., cor. Broad
way aud 10th.st.
=, .ETS secondhand safes that have
heen exchanged for new. always sold
=, Low, urices; SIS upward W. III. BUI-
Ter, 20 puane-st., near broadway
%np SALE.-Lumbet and timber yar1 az
foot OF lSOth 81, North River, Manhat-
,sn station OF y. Y. c. and H. r. Il. CO..
'rhe Iease stock, fixtures, &c. q close up
~ IN es'ate az George ~. Knox. dectafc1.
Address or call on F.. POSTER, Al ne yaf1.
TAKRN for debt; mus. sell at once +;
choice 81 new imported music boxes.
90 ,ncbes long, playing II operate airs !;
cost 400 each sell for $50. Seen Aur'
rav-ss-. Roam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

- beautiful and unusually well-built
house in one Of the healtheSt and highest
localities in the city. One f. Ia feet anC
one 30 feet wide by IS deep with ID feet
extension: built Of best materials. with
al improvements; hardwood cabinet trim
throughout; workmanship equals ihai OF
any AS 600 house handsomely decorated ;
prices SOS. 900 and So, 800; nearly two
thirds can remain on bond ana mortgage.
Houses can be seen by applying to No.
80 West 94th-st. Office Of owner, room
80, No. 10 Park Place.
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Rral Ceidic.
Gin Real Gstair iOante0.

WANT 10 purchase private house, DIST to
w cd ST., west OF 2d-aNe.. @lO,OOo 10
$4,000 Possession required May Isl.
owners address ESTATE, Box 1919, Poss
ONCE.
w ANT private dwellings. $4,000 10
w S2S 900 also flats and avenue property
" sell. rent and manage. Owners send par
ticulaIs at once. Lists now open.
Is. O'HARA. l,i45 2d-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

A BARGAIN For sale a i've story Dick
n double tenement. 25X75Xl00; 42d-st.
81 and "a ayes; good investment easy
terms Apply PETER +. CALLAHAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

~ BY tidy colored girls can cook,
wash ana non nicely city or country; good
reference. l.IS Oth ave, near IOth.st-
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domestic Giluations tDanico


CHANBERMAID and WAITRESS. By
~ very cdp3b" girl , years refer
honest neat and willing city or Intry.
Can 20 Gth-aVe., pear i1tb-st.. upstairs.
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An OPPORTUNITY.
"A 41th-st near Jth-ave., IN fee, 4.siOry
high. stoop brOwnstOne house. 2l.GXSJXl0O.
new 3 story d.ning-rOOm extension. IN abSO-
lutely perfect order. Permits only from
RICIFD V.HARNETT & co. 80 Liberty st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

A L SACRIFICE TO QUICK BUYER
"a 9th-sve., n. 2. corner S3d-s'.
g. story brick apartment with store -. JNSJ
Ng5 Particulars only from.
CICIrD V.IIARNfTT g. CO.. 20 Libetty.st.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

4 FOR SALE, north side OF 90ti-st.,
N. near shave. overlooking Central
Park, beautiful 1-stOry stone 'front.' Dwell
ughOut: best plumbing work inlaid floors /;
prices reasonable terms TO suit. inspection
Invited. Apply On premises. GEO. J.
HAMILTON Builder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-16

rlANBERMAiD OF NURSE.-By a smart
~ young giil, II, German descent. wants
upstairs wClh Or would mind one or two
children. VI. NJ, 1876 Walkcr.ave, jersey
CITY. y. J.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

CritchGeld, rich merchant, fought them
VIGOROUSLY He owned an entire block In
The heart Of the town, and the Council de-
handed that he place sidewalk In front OF
n He refused. They warned him that I'M
less he complied at once they would con-
struct the walk and compel him to pay for
H. Still lac refused and the plucky little
women rot n foIce OF carpenters and them
selves personally superintendent the work.
The walk is down, but Crltchheld has not
vet paid, and he declares that he won't. In
order TO get the best of the women he has
sold to his son a teninch strip Of the block,
running from one end to the other and abut-
ting the sidewalk. Adjoining and running
parallel with this strip he sold an eight-inch
strip TO his wife, his intention being TO force
the Council TO pay for the walk themselves,
as they will be unable 10 collect payment by
assessing the property The ladies are not
the least Disconnected and say the battle Will
be fought to a finish In Court
AGAIN UP FoR REFLECTION.
Tho result Of these controversies Is that
Critchfeld and Buck have organized an OPP
position and are now laying their plans TO
prevent the women from being reelected
this spring. That they will again suffer hui
initiating defeat almost goes without saying,
for the women have already opened their
campaign aud, rs they have II large majority
of the citizens with them they feel confident
OF victory Two members Of the council,
however, will not be candidates. Mrs. Ham
llton. for dom site reasons, will not be able
10 attend to public affairs; and Mrs. John
SON. being daughter Of Mr.. Critchheld, has
alrendy practically severed her connection
with aldormanic duties, because OF the fight
between the council and her father, Their
places on the ticket will be filled by Yrs. ID
H. Kline, wife Of merchant, and Mrs. w.
II. Huddlcston, wife of the president OF the
State Bank OF Oskaloosa, both Of whom have
already consented to become candidates.
The ticket TO be placed In the field by the
opposition has not yet been made up, but
there Is talk Of running six handsome, young
unmarried ladies'. II this is done, there may
be- some lively hair pulling rs well rs wire
pulling belore The campalgn Is over.
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MEDICAL MONOPOLY NOT WANTED
Boston Daily Globe, February7.

Boston Daily Globe, February1
"In the Legislature OF Massachusetts, bill
Is now pending whose object In 10 prohibit,
under penalty Of fine and imprisonment, the
practice OF medicine, surgery or midwifery
by any other than the regular physicians.
The attempt 90 pass such bill has been
made before, but IL failed. IL is measure
which ought not 10 pass, because II inyades
the personal liberty OF the citizen; not the
personal liberty Of the irregular physician
only. but OF the patient
"Onfy yesterday DR.. Holt, in paper read
before the Massachusetts, Modico-Legal So
cicty, an organization Of regular physi-
clans, complained OF the Ignorance OF ms
professional brethren az shown in the noio-
rious Robinson poisoning cases.
This crime" said the DOCTOR zone OF the
greatest In our medical history would never
have been discovered but for the suspicious
aroused outside the profession" And he
called attention 10 the fact that In five Of the
poisoning cases the regular physician ccrti-
lied the cause Of death 10 be pneumonia, ty-
phoid fever, meningitis, bowel disease and
Brights disease respectively.
"lhis shows how far the regular physi-
clans are from being infalliblc.
ut would seem 10 be more In accordance
with Justice aud common sense were they to
perfect their own knowledge before they APP
"Nut long ago q Globe reporter called upon
ten regular physicians on the same day,and
described his symptoms In exactly the same
language 20 each The ten physicians in-
formed him that he was suffering from ten
different diseases aud gave him ten different
prescriptions each utterly inconsistent with
the others,
''The implied claim that there is any Ger.
taintv In regular medicine as at present
practiccd II absurd. All medical practice,
outside Of the simplest complaints IA moro
or less guess work and experiment, whether
regular or irregular.
when Garfield was shot five Of the most
famous regular physicians In the country
spent three months probing for the bullet
IN the region oi his left hip, aud after his
death Il was found under his right shoulder
blade" We have but word to add, which
| l. that the above Is the doctrine Mcssrs
/ ncr's safe Cure. have fought Tor nnd
promulgated for the past ten years. w,
| know OF scores Of cases and 80 does th,
reader where doctors have treated th,
wrong disease They say advanced Kidney
| Disease cannot be cured, yet thousands OF
eases have been cured with Warmers Safe
| Cure; Vet ~ birotcd are the medical profcs
| sion that the majority Of them will not use
H. although they know they could thereby
save many valuable lives, because, iorooth
J II Il against their fossilizcd code. Out upon
such blgotry. Every method 10 prolong lif'
should be utilized aud the regular mcdica
profession should be the FIRST 10 welcome !
Instead OF cncompasslng themselves In sell
conccil and bigotry. doctorng symptom
instead Of disease and sending their patient
TO the cemetery, poisoned with drugs hu
ON the death certificate that they died from
typhoid fever meningitis pneumonia, o
SOME other equally foreign cause.
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Chancery Sale
o.
ESTATE.

r., No. 6N02-Chanocry Court Of shelby County
J. L. sykes, guardian, " Maggie d. Musso 81 al.
ny virtue Of an intcrOcuiofy decree for sale en-.
tered IN the above cause on the llh day oi March.
issa N. n 81. page at7. will soll ni public auc.
lion 10 the highest bidder In mont Of the Clerk aud
Masters once nt tho Main street entrance OF the
Courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis, Icnnes
tcc, on
saturday. 18th Day Of April, 1880.
within legal hours the following described prop
cry situated In Memphis, shelby county, Tenn,
tOWlt.
A iot beginning on the east eide u nosoto street.
In the Taxing Di,tric, of shelby County Que hun.
drcd aud eighty (ih0l feet north % the north llno
Of Vance street thence cast one hundred aud aoy.
cuty u7Ol feet 20 stake thence north sixty loo)
feet 10 q stake. thence west Que hundred and sew.
cny O7ul feet 20 stake In tho east iine Of Do3oto
Nrcet thence south sixty ool feet 10 the beginning
being part VI lot IA block 90, on the plan 81 south
Mcmpha
Terms Of saie-one.ha cash. balance on credit
oi twelve months note. bearing Interest, with 70
cufity. required. lien retained.
Ihil I'd day ol March, 1850.
X n McHENki, Clerk and Master
J. T. sykes aud ;. j. shepherd. solicitors
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eatarrh cured.

clergyman, after years OF suffering from
that loaih One disease Calarrh and yninly
trying every known umody. at last found q
recipe which completely cuud and avcl
him from death. Any sufferer from this
dreadful disease sending q solf addressed
stamped envelope TO Prof J. A. Lawrence.
No. IS Warren sircci, New York City, will
receive the recipe Tree Of charge.
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Mathematical, rnnr,,t-.

NEw YoRE, April en-. Coquclin, the
Frnch actor. Gen. w. Il Franklin, United
States Commissioner the Paris Exposition,
and wife. aud United States Assistant Com
General NJ. II. De Young, wife
and family. were among the passengers on
the French steamer Ia Bourgoyne for
lfayrp
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Ior Uyspep.ia

Gar uoRsronp's ACID ruosruArA
DrJ. ]. McWilliams, Dcnison, Ia. says
II have used u largely In nervousness aud
dyspepsia, and consider that % stands un-
rfvallcd as n remedy w eases Of this kind. l
have also used ~ IN eases Of alccplc,sncss,
mIih very rrAiIlYLnE n.nllaM
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An r,leures shonId Repcmb,

That sites & Amcs, Nos. 30 and n Joner-
son street. keep constantly ON hand frcsh
fish. game. poultry, beef, pork, mutton,
celery, vegetables and every brand OF
canned goods.
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n,,,nell a nry.on. No. 40, vain,

Are constantly receiving new goods every
day. and have now one OF the largest aud
most complete stocks ever brought 10 this
city. They respectfully invite an inspec-
ton Of their now designs in furniture. car
nnla. mnillngs. rug. ahalra. oic.
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How 40 save Money,

4 Won wish TO save money, enjoy life
and live for many ycars, purchase your
groceries from the new store Of Goodman
n Churchill, No. 3ii Main street, where
every article In irs,-class fancy grocery
-, Ia found
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ArrENrIoS is respectfully called To- the
ad Of W. J. CHASE & Co., 1856 Main street,
dealers In hay, corn, oats, bran, and agents
Tor Carlisle Gov Feed.
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Fipr Brick and Clay Crate Backs and
Boiler Tile. 4. J. GRAHAM, No. $40 Front
street. Telephone sol.
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Finn Briok hnd Clay Crate Backs and
Boiler Tile. 7. ]. GRAHAM, No. $40 Front
street Telephone 5Ol.
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fiNr Watch Repairing by NJ. Goodman.
agcn,, az Main, or. Second Presbyterian
Church.
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INnnnarNENr.

MTuTIIN TVnn-, InT1l 7 ~
Prof. 4. u. Seward has practiccd In this
city very successfully for the past two years
aud has established q reputation a. q thor
oughly competent and strictly scientific op.
tician, aud ~ such we heartily unto in
recommending him 10 the people Of this
city, and In doing 10 We can say from per-
personal experience that those who may
need his services In the all-imporiant mat.
ter oi adapting glnsscs Tor Impaired vision
can depend upon him ~ safe and reliable
opucith, thoroughly understanding his
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07
PROF.. i. d. SEWARD.
on NEW YORK,
THE Onif Professional Opttcian netuecn
New Orleans aud ~. LouiS.
once ISL Main street. over Tloyd'a lies.
suurauf

Prof. Seward Is Endorsed by tho leading
oculi.ts OF the United States aud all the
leading physicians Of Memphis, including
Drs. Mitchell, Maury, Buddckc, Lppin'
colt, Knox, npscombT Jones and Hen
ming.
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.Chancery Sale
r e A l. e S T A T e.

No. 6isi Rim tho Chanocy Court Of Shelby
County-stato Of Tennessee Va Alfred Adams
otal.
By virtue Of an inicrlocutory decree for sAic On.
tened IN the above cause on the 18th day OF Dcccm.
Marrh is,q, 81. -. page. itl. viii sell NJ public
auction, 90 the highest bidder IN iront Of tho
CLERK and Masters onice nt the Main street Gu
trance of the courthouse Of shelby County Motn-
phiS. Tenn. ON
Saturday, 2sth Day Of April, 1880.
within legal houu the following described proper.
~. situated In Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee
Lot b. block /. q by p feet on the cast side Of
Water FircCt, Fort Pickering. sold as the property
Of J, W. Vernon aud the city OF Memphis
The east part 81 the south half Of lot ~. In block
"a, y. W. Smiths subdivision. "a by - feet on "
west side Of alley east Of Orleans street. sold 1
the property of q. W. Christie
LOT y, block 10, clft side q Second fircot Fol.
Pickering, Tenth Ward Sold as the property u
Ioi si block Is. cas-, side Of Third street. Tenth
Ward, "a BY ii1h feet sold as the property Of A.
A. Hill
Lots Tatc's subdivision. ~ by rs feet, on east
side Of Orleans street. sold as the pfopcriy Of
Iot n. John browns subdivision, ~ by i75 feet
on northeast corner of La,osc aud Georgia streets
SOLD ~ the property Ol the unknown heirs 81
Emily sackcti, dcccased, W. G. folkos and the City
OF Memphis
Terms of saic-on credit Of six months note
bearing interest with security, inquired. lien 10.
talucd redemption harrcd
This C.h day u April. ls.l
T. n NcIENKY, Clerk and Master
T. H. 4 @. W iiclskell. soliclion
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Sub3oribs for tho Memphis woekl
Appaal. 81 per year.
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nrrAiniN0 Tnr sIDTwALHs.

The ladies also met with bitter opposi Ion
on the part OF few citizens while making
necessary sidewalk Improvements. For ten
Year, little or nothing hal bern done ih inc
10 work with Will. and today hcre y
| scarcely a bad sidewalk In the town. M L.
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MAYon MAnY D. LoMAy.

In justice % the women who had con.
scented ~ take the rclns Of the municipal
government In their hands, Il should be- ca.
riAincd that never before had they taken
any part IN politics. Nor were they what ig
way affiliated with the female suffrage move q.
lncnL Not one Of them had ever seen Susan
II. Anthony. They wcrc simply indusiri.
Gus housewives apl Christian mothers. Mn,
Mary u. Loman, the Mayor, Is kind, moth
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Golden the flowers that star tho mead,
Golden tho sunshine on the hills,
Golden the remedy. indeed,
That eases human ills.
Golden tho curls on baby's head.
Golden the love OF child and wife,
Golden the great Discovery
That saves loving life.