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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
DR.. sADlER FRAUDULENTLY IMPER-
SoNATED.

sETES COMPLAINTS FROM STI ooUyTTEs
~ sEFEy DAYS
KS. Ensaupe Bisel. SieEart0n. Fsvefte Co :
Ms Eafie l. Brura- Kent. Indiana c. lsdy
fTfn Nestmurc3and eoIIngy J. Z. Cole. Nhils-
burg. Ai1zE-Iursg css1ntT 6en-ge ". Men8uger
ssenc Fi1c. kEStfsEsou cuunf4- gu< n ftrn-
fnons. McCuuueil Ei.ls. and Mss Emma Barr
kccbesier. Fa-. repaF7 men IN tho-e sections n
s1ererf times fegsoBziihg IlT. sadler. the noted
.-rlisl and auElSt, u >Us Penn ayeuue- FlttSsRrg
az claiming 70 = his agent OF pErtrier- sellinK
gissss and rreetne Diseases Of the eye. Al sssch
~ tnTo-fe-s .1kissg advantage % I,-. S4siieT :
y iie reTs1 afiuu fo- he EreGe>l skii N al fhzt
Tertsins % theeye snd ear, ard can De yrssSecu
LED By any person q. fFsudfd by fhern- 60 - Dr.
sailer's of.ce. Hhe7e VOC WiIl snd hin eyery day
ami look 0sf * travelling im7,s-e-s-
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY rs. SO.

NuTlcE Is hereby riFen 10 al the Justices Of he
Peace. the CgrJrler sld Cousfshlde within fde
sdsd Comfy q -0ne-S-t. thai they he then and
there en- ihsfr prsEer persons with their rolls rec
oris Inguisstiol<. examinations and other ~
uenlbranaes, % do those things which TO their
usiee and IN that behalf sVT-erisla 20 lse aone-
aud aiso They who via prosecute agsius1 the prs
oners thar zre o- shah - u the Eil q Somerset
County. ise then and there 10 p-uzecute aEailss
them a. shsii b ii.sI-
>he-if'S U-iioe 2 : MCMILLEN-
Ian'y ne fss9 sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20

Walking advertisements FOR Dr. SzSeis
Cstarrh Remedy are The ih0aSaads il Aas
cured
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
-Blacksmith-Sh Shop.

and s-rinE ha1se. AT orchard q Cuod fruit ard
sEi-ar camp ~ sll OF tl1 tress On The premises.
NJ , A esr,sil rrae1 of Ani situate "a the
W Z Same township. ao5oining lands a
George F-ifz Lrdia FriedLiIe Afuos schrock VII
i1ra tfuss ard solomon -sauiis. containing ff-
teen arres more gr les ye or * acres clea- the
balsuee sell fi-nhar-f. There is a good dam. and
7Euch u TIE iron q s.w uifii on the premises
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Thursday. Feb. Fl. $50

az s'ciock IL. fbe SSi0wing real essG.e late
The prope1sy 81 Airanam Bzker dee'd
NJ certain trzct Il land. sifUzfe in
~. 1. -sslnssr~ei foznshig- ~-lfnrr~ef COUNTY.
IA djoiniuE lard. cs ~ e. Baker s5s-s Friiz
Ssio1Ddu Shauil-. HenFv Birtne-. y illiam = fls-
ser Aililzil bQErnaT. f1el7se kiIf1er and san !
fzidleF cllltsin-ig 8 scres. aauf - aerss riesr
fhsrs : q u1s-s-ilTT plank heDss = good bank
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
TERMS.

4. One -tlsrd ia band. The balance il three equal
animal psruie1ts. Nita interest 70 ts secarei On
the premises Ten Ter rtnE a. The hand money
u = paid sru the properly j. kzluekes3 duKn
Po--ssslan givel o. The II q April.
SOLOMON = EAkEE
" & BAKER
janQ. Anrs- d ksrm. Baker deed.
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Rheum atism.

No medicine could have served me in
banner stead &C. q. Rcck, Corner,
AFoYeli-s Parish. La
G !. Hapkins- Nevada City. writes
/ have used Ayers Pills FOR sixteen
YEAR. and tlsiak they are the best Pits
n the world We keep l-oN Of fhels
~ The bause al the time. They have
cared me 81 sick headaehe and neuralgia.
since taking Ayers Piils. l haze been
1zas 1roni these complaints
Il have derived great Seneft from
Ayers Pills Five years ago ! wSs
taken so IN with rheumatism tlisir n a.
unable 70 DO anv WORK. / 1ock three
boxes Of Ayers pills snl was entirely
clired. since that tune i am neyer
,siahu1t a brv u these nils - Peter
I. 1 ! 4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20

ANIMAL
Financial Statement
OF THE
farmers Union ASSOCIATION
Fire Insurance Co.
Somerset County, Penn'a.,
For the TeA- erisas receznie- q. issz
Al1's of ils=iafarre sssseei 70 Asses~-
rlc1f---------------------.-- - -. lal %
I-s rase q azsessrns.as ausias yszr II nils
Resou-res u Co De-. 81. SIS aes 4
daring the year So 80 ~
- as p
LIaBITTES
Ant due Dee q. s7-------s 1875 %
:. Of TX by fre zni lightning
An liu. fo- al oshls eKfe1.ses
for iha " including ossceFS
H4g commissions and exon
s''
Resources IN e1ees. -- Isss 8
RECEIPTS DJRESe TIE YEAR issz
Reeeirc.l on assss.rusIsts se4E >
ia~rr rrrfrfar-1frirr

B4ieEcc in Treasury -----------.-- = 81
REs0UgcEs DEcENBER II. iSs.
Amount ~ Treasury = 5e
OulsiEilsisug Oh cuptic2ze----s l,aG -
To.zl -es.1rces Dec. g. Isss Slsss g.
HENaHE---1-he insurance of $50 on The oa-r
ie-t-uved b. frc fe- ttsseph T-e-sirr, q Iariaer
TsErshin. ia tle y-ar !ss7. = ~fil in lifieafsou
and T. therefore again not reported in above
Statement.
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PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate.
slTrRDAE. EERRraRY 3. lssa
Dwelling House,

Sio-e-oa-a. Sable. and other 0iItsuilaingS tAer<
en-
NJ . eersainsos of ground sitnz1e ss Aforesaid
NU-Z froutiHE ~ feef an Washington street and
extending hac Ia feel u Harmon alley adjosn-
inr M 90 the northwest. and lot o. Miss Eliza-
hssih Bridges on the south xesL
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TERMS

Tea per eeuf on day of saic. one ihirs q balance
an confrraafiau u sale ouefhfri IN six nsfsafhs
ant oIlf-filird IL oEe yfa- wiz inferess nli de-
ferred paguenls-
JOHN M. TOPPER
ja.4s9. sdrar- Of AIMS n Krsne. decd-
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The Somerset Herald.
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ORPHANs' COURT SALE
Valuable Real Estate

D Tirtue o. AZ order q sale issuing out Of the
. lirfslans tours Of Somerset County. Pa 20 u
dirrcle4. Ee vii sxpo=e 70 pghiic sale on TIE
preiIis.s GA
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EixANcI,L STATEMENT or INSURANCE
I OK CONTENTS
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

racing there. When they strike Memphis
they are likely to experience a set back.
1t will be very surprisingly horse that has
wintered at New Orleans gets away with a
two year old stake at Memphis.
MATT ALLEN, Hearst's trainer, offered
$1,000 Tor Craftsman, but his owner re-
fused, asserting that he had a standing of
Ter oil $40, 900 from Mcmahon and Garri-
son, but that they would accept nothing
less than Sl4, 900. Craftsman has proved
himself very handy horse at the Jersey
tracks.
TRAINER McCApE was asked why Sir
Dixon and Kingston were declared out Of
the handicaps, and said "Both Sir
Dixon and Kingston were declared out
simply because it was not deemed best to
run them that early, as there are plenty
oil other horses to represent the stable.
Their legs are doing very nicely"
Mr.. MERRILL, the accomplished placer,
needs watching. Going in on the dunn
my yesterday he made a mash on young
lady connected with one of the best fam
lilies in Memphis, and succeeded in OBJ
tanning her consent to an elopement. For
tunately her brothers detected the ne
curious scheme in time to thwart. Mr..
Merrill is fifty years old and the young
lady is three.
sorrento and Wagram are considered
the stars of Dan McCarthy's stable.
Sorrento has not grown in hight, but has
filled out wonderfully well. He is to start
at Louisville and Latonia before the
American Derby is run. His brother, g.
ii. Todd, won the American Derby in
1887, in 2:36l, and the stable is confident
that the great event will be captured this
year by the son Of Joe Hooker
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
A DISCOURSE ON DUST.
Not the Sort OF Duet That Makes the
Mare Go.


Mare Go.
Just small annual divvy OF dust from
each inhabit9nt Of Memphis, and there
would not be heard that lamentable wall
from citizens and visitors, "Oh, the dust,
the beastly dust filling the system from
center to crust"
The surprise to all comes in the knowl.
edge, apparent to every one who tarries
here ten minutes, that the city still re-
mains. grows, expands, prospers and in
sists upon becoming the greatest metropolis
south of Mason d Dixon's line.
From the clouds of dust, which are
swept on before gusts OF wind, from ono
end OF the city to the other, east to west
and north to south, IL would seem that
the whole foundation would long since
have been carried away
The presence of dust IN impenetrablc
clouds, rising up on the slightest provoca-
ton, has been the tiercest criticism home
people or strangers could advance against
Memphis. Everyone gets in, on it, and the
subject never seems TO grow too stale to be
commented upon literally. JAY Gould
remarked, while here and endeavoring TO
NhJuN uliuscl IluluB uDOuk INC Guy, lllal
'Iou seem to have little dust to contend
with" George chimed in aud observed,
that "A ton OF 1t, more or less, has gone ON
tour of investigation down my throat"
Miss Helen Gould smiled family and said,
ITS fortunate that left my new spring
bonnet at the car" A gentleman here
from Columbus, Ohio, took serious and
scientific view OF the nuisance. lie didn't
understand how people could live and en-
joy good health, with dust being waited
down their throats into the lungs and up
their noses at every turn. lie opined
that catarrh and lung troubles were GER
tain to follow. "Now in Columbus" he
continued, "a great force OF men take hold
of the streets at IL o'clock every night,
sweep up the dirt, cart ii Off and sprinkle
by daylight, and when people emerge
from their homes for the day, their shoes
and clothing are easily kept in presentable
condition"
How differently the nuisance is treated
in, this city. Instead OF anything being done
toward removing II NJ night, it is allowed
TO accumulate for two or three days,
sprinkling carts come along occasionally
and lay il, and the sidewalks arc swept
about o'clock a. M, when there are
persons passing 10 catch it. This could
and should be obviated, and it can be
done II the city authorities will only take
hold OF 1t as they should.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
Traek Notes,

TRuSrR VIZ. McGUGAS has thrown
out splint
Tur Gar will be one Of the iayoriies for
the ~. Louis Derby.
NEwsou's two year olds are likely 10
give the boys n turn before the meeting IL
over. They arc u rare lot
ED CoRRiGAN's colors were In the s..
Patrick's procession yesterday, but III
was out ON the track giving Irish Pat a
whirl.
TnE Dryer horses arc looking well.
Hanover has been given easy work lately.
Ia the same string with Hanover were
Bessie June. Fordham, Oregon, Tayision
and Inspector B., all Of whom have been
doing good deal Of exercising lately, and
aru looking FIRST class.
ToBg BrLL Is one Of the jolliest fellows
on tho track and ~ honest ~ the day is
long. lie never volunteers tips, but II YOU
should happen 10 consult him he will not
lie 60 you. This il more than can be said
Of other trainers VINO have figured on the
Memphis tract In bygonc days.
TnE soft going at New Orleans IL con-
tidercl positive disadvantage 10 horse
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
THE SPORTING WORLD.
A LARGE NUMBER OF VISITORS TO
THE TRACK YESTERDAY.
The Matinee Idea Growing in Favor
Horse Owners and Club ofhoers Fa-
vor It-Notes OF Horses and Trainers
From Various Tracks.

The beautiful weather attracted a large
number OF people to the race track yester-
day, and every trip of the dummy was
crowded. From o'clock in the morning
to IL o'clock the track was dotted with
horses, some taking an easy gallop, others
going half mile or so in rush, to the
great delight OF the spectators. The track
was still somewhat lumpy, and the train
ers saved their horses for today. Last
nights rain interfered somewhat with this
program, and no fast trials need be looked
for before next Friday or Saturday.
The matinee idea increases in public
favor and may be considered as settled.
April IL is the day agreed ON and trainers
and club officers alike favor the scheme
heartily. Popular prices, The APPEAL
begs leave to say, will catch good crowd.
Say 80 cents admission. That is the way
to popularize racing and get the multitude
interested in the sport. Let's have that
matinee by all means
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
The wor,.men the w,,er.vo,,,s

There is difference between the con-
tractors building The Artesian Water
Works, at the corner Of Auction and
Fourth streets, Chelsea, and the laborers,
pending a settlement Of which the latter
refused 10 go TO work last night ut IL
O'Clock, the usual tune for them TO begin.
Those on duty at the works denied that
any trouble existed between the contract
ors and the mon, but from another source
II was learned that the workmen had
asked for an increase In pay which had
been refused, and in consequence they de-
clincd 10 work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

WHEELING. W. Va. March i7.-.Rlvcf n feet
AMI stationary Weather clear and cool.
pirrsnrRG. Ia. March ia-Hlycr . feot 5
iuchcs and on stand. weather clear and cool
CINCINNATI o., Mnnh i7.-Rlycr ID feet 4
inchc aud falling Weather fair aud warmer
lnulsNiiLE. ny. March i5.-iivcf falling with
3 icyt inches on the TAILS aud feet 10 inchcs
Ia The canal Weather fair. departed. Granite
State Tor Memphis
NllksnJRD. Mis- March 1.-THE river D. fan.
ing Inches day Raining hari. The Iron Duke
aud tow q above ihr clti3 shc guCs South tomorrow
fa,scd up Citf ~ NitksburR IAN. 10 ~ Louls
CAIRO ~. March i5.-itcf ~ let inches and
falling Weather cloudy aud warm. Arrived. q.
T. hfhrnrk. New utCuls, 10, Raymond Hurnof
Louls,illc ~ John f.Nalion. Louisville u; Ohio
Cinrunlu. D Arkansas ~. Nnichck. noon ii 81
iiuNlc. Nuw orleans, noon. DEPARTED Hrhuurt
Cincinnati ~. Ohio. Memphis. n Raymond ilof.
uCf, New Oflcacs. a Arkansas City. ~ Louis. ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID.
Story of an Alleged Burglary ut Mad
anne Annie Randolph's.

Story OF an Alleged Burglary ut Mad
anne Annie Randolph's.
No. 80 Market Square, house of i'll
fame, presided over by Madame Annie
Randolph, was entered between @ and 7
O'Clock yesterday morning by negro bur-
glar. The intruder is said to have entered
through the back door, which had been
careessy left open, and made "bee
line for the proprietress' room in which
she says n well known citizen was peace
fully sleeping. Once in he proceeded TO sur
vey surroundings without disturbing the
sleepers. But when he put his hand under
the pillow upon which the madame was
resting her head he made noise which
awakened her. Realizing the uncomfortable
position he had placed himself he grabbed
up vest she says that was lying ON a
chair, ran out into the hall and made his
escape. The vest contained valuable
gold watch and chain and pair OF gold
eye glasses aud between 81 and $ in cur
rency. In his fight the robber dropped
the eye glasses, but held on TO the other
property. She says Madame Randolph
followed the man 10 the door but was un.
able TO catch him. She says she retnrnel
to her room and informed her friend OF
what had occurred and after aconsultation
IL was agreed she says 10 notify the police.
Sergeant Koran and Turnkey Tur6evilo
made an examination OF the premises. but
found no tracks made by the burglar.
About 10 o'clock, the cook, while passing
through an alleywny. used Ms a side en-.
trance says she discovered the vest hang.
ing on the fence and accordingly notified
those within. An examination OF it de-
velopcd the fact that the watch was not in
ita accustomed place and the only thing
missing was the watch.
That's what she said
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
New ,,rlrnn. I.nfrIn..

The following entries for today's races
were posted Ut Powers & Co.'S Turf Tx
change last night
Fir.t Hncc-ilnifmiir selling GcntIlly o. MIC.
kcnEio TO- MonNofat iui, rtn,y Note lOl, Marx 4.
iUt
scrond tncc-Fivc.cight mile selling. Pauline
". con, H. ius kVfmrJ,e iuL Moonlight iui, lie.
loNc lls dudley Oaks ius, Nallctic iUp Lucy
Howard no
Thim Enrc-Thus'q quarter milo selling kce-
yc,a W. Lemon iHi Mcl1ullnr w.. Mnillc iiariy
ilt. skobclou TO-. kifsnHn ini. kcflnllcs iOi,
Onugc Gil iOi. Onawnu no.
Fourth Hacr-Onr mile hintcnp scllcck 100.
Couutus 100 Dan hccks pi. Holly Wood ~, Nnsi0n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
suburban and nrookIyn Handicap.

For the inst time in the history OF Mem
phis an ante-post book has been opened
on big future events. Two years ago a
great many Memphians would have won
place money on Blue Wing in the Brook
Ign handicap, but they never got their
money because the New York book-maker
-sgas a "wecher." This year they can
place their money with home folksand
get what they win. Powers & Co. have
opened books on the Suburban and Brook
Ign handicap. The following are the
posted odds:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

MIR. J.. 4. Banning, father Of A. l.. Ban.
ming, book-keeper Of the Ardiancle, and
iather-in-law Of Turnkey Richard II. Hill
ton, is lying dangerously IN at his resi-
donce on Commerce street aud Is not ex-
pected 10 live through the DAY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
AtchInen MIII &c n,nI.hsa.

LONDON, March 1.-THE 81. Petersburg
correspondent OF the Chronicle says IL is
stated that AtchinoG will be banished TO
the Caucasus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

LAcg curtains cleaned aud beautifully
finished NJ Memphis Steam Laundry, 22l
Second street Branch office 3j7 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands OF letters from people who have
used lhem prove this fact. Try them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

Ln 7. NJ. Galbrca,h, No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
rents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
CE[ILIS,
ouNCAN's CHILL TONIC has stood
the te't iot ycsn, and today stands hs
leader Of chin McdicinN Head
what 10 Elli Of H.

nr nuncani-f take plcsfnr IN nakinr pub
ir statement ~ The fact that ! nave used your
thi4 fU.tf with graf sufrrsf after everything cleo
had tigually failed Myself und family Join Ia
thanking yuu Tor the discovery Of such mri
eiuu, which viii 20 vi such sruat boucnt a. mtn
kind. luur ifuly. 4. faLtLG
MIMI. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

Music and Fancy Needle Work taught
by Mn. \. A. Pool, No. 10 Mulberry
street Terms reasonable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
SPRING OPENING

AZ Mrs. X. A. sloan's. Thursday, March
2ls. Paris millinery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

millinery Opening ~ Hopkins,
THURSDAY, 2lsi., French pattern bonnots,
imported novelties.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

TIE finder OF thrce-luai clover din-
mond pin will be libcrally rewarded by
returning same to Mr.. IL. f. Douglas, No.
35I Front street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
i,aniruJ

nTNovTp ny Tur usE NJ cocoAiNr.
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
oi the hair.
Bumctfs Flayoring extracts arc tho
l.sd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

FOR SALE--Choice building lots on Washington, be-
tween Manassas and Dunlap either side
of street One corner lot
FOR SAIE-Buildng lot on Adams, IooxI5o Very
desirable for residence and very cheap
FOR SALE-Several nice lots Jefferson extended
which we offering at very close figures
Neighborhood being handsomely inn
proved
FOR SALE-Two good bargains in vacant property on
Vance Choice locations.
FOR SALE-Beautilu building lot on Linden.
FOR SALE-I48H 1884, southwest corner Exchange
and Third. This at a bargain.
FOR SALE-Residences and vacant properyn all parts
OF city and suburbs.
ALLEN & FINLEY, 10 Madison Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

-. sfrgs.xr nil. W.N'H yFi.LuttATEp pAr.
laa ~ INI AkilflCiAL LtGs ANp
ffsfN 81 AIMS have 40 thH muUluu ul the
"a f1ttrl natural limbs itficrt Hf.ftrtIun
~ ~ III lu III cases 1f uu tHY. ftirrs -
~ .lg..kit durul fou Manufacturer Coz
htr Ir-L.H mnlWrd lluulfiHnn suldiurs trut7ls
h,ft Iityl.-f1 Cs aud inissfs uf al styles aud
10 Hst1fd pfircs. Pamphlets aud pnc,'lilt
N---~A-A.iaisAa sent iuo.
A. MfbLRMOrr. Manufacturer
30 ~ o. tnnfitt stiCut New uflraua
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18

LADIES cape collars n specially at Mem.
phis Steam Laundry. 29l Second street
Branch Office $50 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
Our Pump.. Drive Wells nna uo.e

Are conceded by everybody TO be the
best. Prices lower than ever.
J. A. BAILEY 4 Co,
$3.50 Second street, corner Union.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
Chancery Sale
=uT-
IL r. A l. EST A T r..

80 acts TIN the Chauccry Court oi shelby
county AuWltus = Cole a al w. Alice helio
cole II a.
ny virtue ~ an intrrlocuinry dc,rcc ior ale en-.
! tUUl Doc the above CIufr un tie 9Th dly II lcb-
uur,. iNc. NJ a. 90 page ~. viii scll VI public
Hurilnn, Ia The highest bidder. in frndt ~ tho
tlrfK uud Masters uiilr'. 10 The Main sinUi ca.
tuncc ~ The ouur house oi shelby County, Mem.
phis rynn, on
saturday, the aOth nay of March, 1850.
within legal hour. the following Described prop-
tfii, stihtrl in shelby County, Tenn. tu.Wtg
liiug be- section :, RANGES aud q. Ui the Eleventh
tuuuur. District aud 10 tho seventh civil us.
the southwest corner II GuUrh a Etfuthrfs' 400
nrfu Fttnt ui which This Il Iar th,ntc north
Win the west linC ~ aid rfHut o. rhnius aud "
Inks O. the southwest corner 1T the ip acn nld %
james \ truth thence rHsi with the south line nf
"a ~ aUu,t 2, vhnlus aud 10 links 90 the snuth.
casi cufnnr II aid trirt which l. alsu lhc snuih.
west corner ~ n lirnVfv trtun ~ A. ~ Cole.
thrucu continuing EAST with The suuth line ni uid
Coles VI ACRES = chains aud u links Ia III snuth.
east cufnrf ~ the Germantown aud Morning sun
mad, making n total distance ~ iu thalus across
The two ifarts ~ trnih Cole. thcnru south with
the UeuuantuWu aud Morning sun rad 4, chains
and NJ links 90 the southeast corner II Minsheld
Coles 80 arms. thrnrr wet with his suuth limo
aud the south line ~ The Oo0rh a struthCt 100
arf grant IN rhains a. The beginning. containing
4fI ~ lui Hffpa mon 90 less
Turns 1T salc enc half cash balance on a crrdil
~ twelve months. note with security rIulrd.
Lien rtninci
This Nh day ~ Marrh. 40
& o. MruENUY. CLERK aud Master
H. y. joriin and iicnu tmii. d.. collections
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