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Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03
The Tin Mines of Daktti.

The first tin was discovered IN the
Etta mine. Black Hills. but it does
not come up to other mines ~ the
same belt ~ to quality or quantity.
The Cowboy mine that IL owned by
the iIarney Peak Mining Company,
can produce some fine tin ore and
plrrty of il. On this claim there is a
shaft 90 feet deep and n Drift 81 feet
on the vein, all in ore THIS is n well
defined vein between slate and granite
walls, filed with the finest tim ore.
Blocks three feet thick can be seen on
the dump filled with native tin, or
pure cassiierite. In the California,
owned 10y the same company. contains
ore H. this mine the ore is sphofphyry
while in the Cowboy 1t is in quartz.
Fifty or sixty claims are owned by
this company. AS far rs develop
nents have gone the leads have the
appearance oi being true VEINS, and
wherever these veins have been cross
cut they maint ain their original posi-
tion. ana the ore bodies widen at every
foot gained in depth. There are 30,
600 tons of ore on the dumps Of some
of these mines and five times as much
more ready for the mill which Is in
course oi erection. Hill City has n
number oi strong veins Oi tin 50 have
the Niger Hill mines in Bear Gulch
There il tin enough in the Black Hills
and vicinity to furnish tin plate Tor
hundreds Oi years to come.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03

II was passing through Morgan county,
this state. says Mr. VI. q. Lester "i Mar
tina Ky. when was taken with rramp.
ng "f the stomach. | stopped with Nr. II
VI Hutchinson ri EiL Lick. Who had' ham
berlain'- Collie. Cholc, aud parrlrea Rem
edv and fixed me n dose. II relieved me IN
two minutes Every family should have
this remedy ia their home. For sale hN W.
W he Witt
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03
Hay and Straw for Sale.

S-yvuty.dve tons nj hay. iorty tons Of
straw. with privilege Of feeding on our
ranch shed room for 100 head of cattle:
or will take bunch of cattle TO winter or
for a term OF years. =. o. Address. Lewis
town. Ranch head of North Fork Of
Flat Willow Greek
Aug 2=. BOYD / ELIJAH.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03

The enthusiastic meteorological pine
nomena ON the coast were only ma
lures greeting to Chauncey Mitchell
Depew on his return home
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03
Wanted--Cattle.

Wanted. 81 or loo head of cattle To
winter Good range, good shelter aud
pl,nty of hay. charges reasonable. Or,
will sell loo tons of hay. cheap. Address.
T.
Aug - care of An.rs
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03
Bids for Wood.

scaled bids will be- received by the Board
of county commissioners M ~ IL clock
l.. VI. un Monday. October .th. 1889. for
furnishing 80 cord. ri wood To- lr deli,
cred 1T Jail aud county offices in Lewis
town Wood :" have been cat not i-s-
than siN months aud from sound. green
i,nhrr Board reserves right I" rr.ct any
aud All hids.
". H. NELLY.
thrL ol Board.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03

via" made homestead application NJ. l3l3.
.nr the W. NWt, SCI NWi. NV, SW.
=" :. IT,. II v. Il. p h.
lie names the following witnesses To-
nr, )" his continuous residence upon and
culiiSalI"n ~i said land. viz: Caleb Dun
can. Amos snyder, william Bean anI
''."rl'r Duncan. all at .raS, Range. Mont
:. " IA AxononSE, Register
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03
Hay for Sale-..With Use Of Sheds.

From one hundred to one hundred and
fifty tons oi hay for sale, with the Use oi
good sheds and range. Or, would take
one hundred aud fifty head to winter
Il KING d WALTERS.
Sept 18TH Cottonwood, NJ. 7
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03
Notice of Final Entry.
I.ANp OFFICE At HELENA. VI. I.

LANp OfrIcf At HELENA, VI. I'll
september q. lss9.
Motto. Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inien-
tion Ia make final pro"f la support Of his
claim, aud that said proof will he made br.
fore the prnhai. Judge of Fergus County
at i-wistown. Mont, nn November :,
H.. .fy
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03
Taken UP.

\ lishi hay or -nrre hnr-". Game I" my
ranch about the 2Jth nf April. The horse
had y small pi.rr ui ROPE tied around its
neck at the time. branded N on l'ft shout
der also. has saddle marks; weight about
nine hunar.d pnund-. Owner can have
same by pr"I'ng property and paying
chargr-.
T. :. H,MIiioN,
sent ~ pe~riield Mont
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03

Jam., \ Shields Post. \". !" oi
I.,i-t.wu u..~i- the lat fu">
lW dnv ,,f each month. ai a. ~.
$ """."' "'-.;:;. ;a,,. '"""''.'''. : ''':':
Fresh iiuii ~ Richards
Fruit of an kind- FEI~n. - the Gu ~
t,sn -ToHE.
cntra 4 Hohrn-ark'~ STOW" >t"r' = ~
the old Tin shop.
For thu h.~i Eoad cart. spring "r f'r"
N,,nu 80 10 the old Tin shop. east ~i'l" "i
hriage. '~- 9
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-03
Hardware Department.

This i, the largest and most complete stock carr
Territory This stock includes Mining Tools, Stee
Supplies of all kinds Builders and General Hardwa
stoves and a. full assortment OF Tin and Granite w
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Genernl Ne,,a

The Volunteer enters the Henderson and
Evansville trade today.
TnE river at this point is ia, a decline
oil 3 tcnths since last report.
LEE Liners out this evening Coahoma for
Friats Point, Rose Lee for Osceola.
The Chickasaw, Il. G. Postal master,
leaves this evening for White River
THE City OF New Orleans passed Green
vile for st. Louis at 4 o'clock am. yester-
day.
TnI Jim Lee will be in port today, and
will go out tomorrow Thursday for Arkan.
sas City.
PILoTs JOHN GODFREY and Billy Stafford
will have charge VI the Coal Valleys wheel
10 New Orleans.
lNDlcArIoSs for Tennessee: Fair followed
by rain; easterly TO southerly winds; local
storms, stationary temperature.
THE DeSoto has on board large number
oil Baptist ministers and their friends 10 at
tend the Baptist convention at Memphis.
The DcSOto will arrive in port on Thursday
and leave on Friday evening.
THOSE mariners who saw the new Kate
Adams on the stocks at Towards shipyards,
Jacksonville, Ind, say that she presented a
beautiful sight as she sat upon the stocks,
her lines and PROPORTIONS being considered
the finest ever launched there
4 SINGULAR coincidence is mentioned In
connection with the death OF Steve Solar,
ship carpenter, at Cincinnati. lie was on
his way TO the DcSoto 10 resume work, hay
ing been ashore for few trips Meeting a
friend. he told his mission aud the former
called after him 10 wager that he wouldn't
go out on the boat again. "Oh, yes, will. "
returned Steve. lie hadn't taken dozen
steps before he fell a corpse ON the pavement.
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GITuATlON AS HoUsEKEEPER'B RESPoN.
> siblc white party; city or country. Address
II. 4 j.. care Appeal.
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SPECIAL FEATURES --
w terms Hf contract thr r1mu1uy must deposit
Hllus o. single ticket. uni o. gbu iho following
on lHI uUfI itE
CIktllitATE= hereby oCuiiy that th0 Ion.
don ntnk ~ Mexico and rIuth Amrfict De On
special deposit uiu urHTf IrI funds tl ruarlui tI
Payment oi 90 Urifci duIWu b. th1 iuirria dc Ia
lrurarrurla ruhl'rn
81 RoDRiUuEZ RIVERA. tnlcrHntor
ruuhrf. tlr Company O. fruulfUi a. ~ 'ulutf
fnYlK Irf cent NJ flr value ui all th0 tickets il
puffs ri larger proportion Than L. given ~ unI
other LotirfY.
FINALLY. the number " tirkris T. limited b. 'lull
g10gl lUss Ihsn arc slid BY other Lotteries uilng
The same tfhr uu
Farf1li fauiruiir, nd irots u. nnssottl. Apar
Do sH tIfy uf MrHtci. MrHien.
.. ". gILtfN, gts Itarde- street. Nash.
willie, Tenn, General Agent iuf Tennessee.
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Atsairo.
snoclni ni.nn,ch 10 rho hnnnni.

CAino, ILL.,, May 7.-vidalia passed to Pa.
duca from Wilson's Point this morning 10 20
on the ways for general oyerhauling. Henry
Lourcy arrived at 10 am and John Gilmore
and sly Choice, with three bargcs each.
came out from ST. Louis this evening
Joseph Henry made no changes In lights
above Memphis, but will make several on
the way down, leaving here In the morning.
Drouillard brought walnut lumber from
Cumberland River, and went 10 Mississippi
River after load OF corn. Emma Ethcridgt
has a tow OF omptios. Stone boats for Appl,
Creek. Cherokee is due up at daylight
Guiding Star down at midnight, and DcSOtC
down IN the morning. Guiding Star will
get 80 tons here II she wants IL. River Il
feet inches ON the gauge, rise Of inchei
In - hours.
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AZ IyausyiIlc.
srecIal Dl,raleh 10 Do Appell.

flccInI DIsTalch 20 INC AppclI.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May THE Iron Age
and tow came up at o'clock this morning
The spring Hill with omptios, at o'cl ocl,
this afternoon. The Granite State passed up
OF o'clock this afternoon. loaded, adding
$50 to her register and i2j packages sun
dries The All Well will get In Friday
morning. The w. +. Nosbit went to Ten.
ncssco River with a light trip. The volun-
tecr enters the Henderson and Evansville
trade tomorrow. Receipts aud shipment,
fair TO middling, not much Offering outside
oil local traffic.
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THE RIVERS.
Moycmcnts on tne Leycc.

Arrivals-Belle Memphis, Natohez City
of Vicksburg, st. Louis; Smoky City, empty
coal boats, New Orleans.
Departures-Buckeye State, Cincinnati;
Ruth, New Madrid; Joe Peters, Arkansas
River; Gayoso st. Francis River; Belle
Memphis, St. Louis; City of yicksburg,
NaIches Smoky City and empies, Ohio
River.
Boats in Port--None.
Boats Due Up--City OF New Orleans, James
Lee, Arkansas City.
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Memphis Carriage Works,
Nos. 81 AND SO MADISON srREEr,
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles


Tho Prospect Park & Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains TO Pros.
pcct Park today Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour and
forty minutes and pass within short dis
lance OF Calvary Cemetery.
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MS. Crosby Convicted.

UucA, n. v, May THE jury In the
case Of Mrs Crosby, on trial Tor the muir
der OF Emma Burdck, at Norwich, n. ",
brough, IN n verdict this morning Of man
slaughter In the second degree.
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"REMTMBEIt. that the payment oi Prlsc, II
Guaranteed by Pour National Banks Of Now
orleans. AMI the Tickets arr signed by the Pnisl'
dent ui nu Institution Whose chartered right, arl
rvrnguiy,si In tho highest Courts thcwOn,. beware
Of all limitations ur anonymous srhcmoN"
ON DOLLAR l. tho price Of the smallest part
or imction Of a Ticket is,ued by Us IN auy Draw.
Ing. Anything In our name offered Tot lcn than
a holar l. a sNindc
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IMPORTANT.

Addrcss NJ. 4. DAurUiN,
New Orleans, In
or VI. a. DAUpIItS,
Washington, ~. q.
or at No. q West Court ST., Memphis. rsnh
liy ordinary letter, containing Money order ~
sued by all Expres Companies, New York TX
change Draft 40 Postal Notc. We pay charges
on Currency sent 10 rs BY EXPIRES Ia sums Of 80
or over
Address Registered Letters Containing Currency 70
NEW oRLEANs NATIONAL BAN {.
Now Orleans, La
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ereclapIsIaieh

Special Dispatch n The Appeal.
GnEESymLF, Miss, May City Of New
Orleans mp Tor 81 Louis. ain City Of
Providence down for Naichcz, 2 pm. River
IL feet inches, falling weather fair.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
70 cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament TO any Office.
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Above Low Change,
uArioSA

PALS from indigestion, dyspepsia and too
hearty eating Is relieved at once by taking
one oi Carter Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this
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srn,lnlnl.nntch 40 mo Ar.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
CINuNSAri o., May 7.-Rivor falling with
% feet o inches water in the channel, at o
pm. Clear and hot Local packets on time
with fair trina
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENAToBIA, MISS,
oFTIIt, TuE sERyiors on TWO moi
TIao sTALLfOss
Capt. Carmen, No. 1924,

Capt. Carno1, No. 1924,
Limited 10 ZEN Approved Mares ~ ~ tash thu
stsson-lsaaOn Ends July j,
Colt tfutiory are IN demand THIS horse should
a. thsn as h. sire % D. a., GfJn Wa uolt llIt
VI BIZ gmndEfa Onward ifiu is Tie gfgaicf
s.fo a rnlt tfpticu kuown. having pot i0nf three
year o.ds ih the % liHi ~ ore year. hIH nut dam
itaury pAY. record tU vas rif9d uy Alra.io. who
goi uriaa The lrs " Tho unbetis1 uUli f0trr
"Husls b" ais. hlt ssfuud dam W smother srrai
brood msfa sifc. kehtufky clay leut ~ thH hllUl
mare. dana Lady Ihnfnr, llat aud Mambuuu
IstfhnHl. bis Third dam ~ hilll smother mmUIH
Ind aafe SIR idwtn fpuest iuufih. mn and
sixth dams BY thoroughbred sites. Individually
cat tafues iaa three yoarold blood BAY sixteen
hands hish elegantly pfopouioussi stallion
Col Joff0rson (Blind)
fsOnsfod " the Public a. 90 Cash
lie was sirei by the greatest brood mare sire
Known. Mambnuo fatCAUn. whosC F0ns aru taking
mi fank 81 bfgod mare afCsi dam Adj. an old
dine tfoti0f. ieasfHnn 10 thlru Ycun VI ngs was q
picture hat Neula laAse Auy honshan feel good
H. hands high. stylish. tmtnrtflCal aud nnrly
rallied. rome u his set are blind all show spief.
d Nd tfuitinr actiou. AMI are game aud hnndsoms
f8.lsirn lie sired The fastest tvO.J ear old thai
tbarsI about Memphis lhst summer
nTAli stock handled carefully, but no fctpongi
krltT tuf ecCidenis. mafcs pastufrd al ~ per
uonlh FED grain. so For further iaiornatioa
Address Y. LYTLE, han'gr.
Iss n. Paul NJ. Memphi,. T.nn.
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MEurms Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Rcnoyaling Works, go Bcale street. Tele-
phone go.
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IxsunE your life In the Connecticut Nh.
tual. 4. NJ. Galbreath, agent, 10 Madison
street.
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MEurnis Merchants Zouaycs' picnic at
jackson Mound Park, Wednesday evening,
May s. Admission, % cents.
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Advice 90 Mothers.

Mr. wiusiowa soothing syrup should always be
used iUf children iccihing, u sOuihci The child,
iUiicis the gums, ALIAS Ill pain, cures Wind collie,
aud a the lest Wmrdy Tor al iffhcA &c bottle
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stage OF the Rivers.

OfTiCr sigsALsrEviCE, u. s. A.,
MEHrus, Tenn. May :, $50. I
The following observations arc taken at all sia.
lions in the 18th meridian time. which i one hour
later uian Memphis time
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49, NilNNhAlnA iftsfss
NoIE-rickcls drawing Capital Prisos arc not GA
titled TO Terminal prisoN
For CtuH RATES or any further Information do
sired write lcgibly 10 the undersigned clearly stat
ing your residence with STATE, county, strcct aud
number More mpld return mail delivery will Do
assurvi by your enclosing au envelope bearing
vour futl nllras4
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Chancery Snle
or
Il E A l. e S 7 A Z K

No GiCi n-fn the Chnnccry Count n Shelby
tounY Fannie %. nustNick q hL Va Elizabeth
swift uf a.
~ virtue ~ nm inicriocuiorv dccrre Tor elc. en-.
tCrud IN The above cause uu Che ~ DAY ni July,
isaf, n. ~ ia psgc TO- aud unCwcd 81 day u
Anfii 80 ~. u 81, pogo Fl I viii sril ~ public
aurfIuu. a. The highsrt L.ddrf. iu lroit III the
rirfg and Masters once. nt thc Main street On.
tunug ui The oDufth0use oi shelby County, Mem.
phiL Tenn. on
saturday, Isth nay % Way. 1850.
within irsai hours the following described proper.
~ situated Ia The Taxing bl.irict Of shelby Coun-
~, IunuC.oc. iuWit
ieEiuniuF NJ point on tho cost side Of Front
Row ,t't feet north 20 thu northeast c0rucf ~
Court stfurt aud fruut How, thruoc risi iisis frrt
tn ihn alley uyfNrru ifnut Row aud Nnlu afrucl
thrnnH south with The wast aide ur line ~ said
uilrT ii's irrf o. thU north side ur line uf tuuu
tiftrt thence WD,t With tic north s'lu 90 llnu Of
tluu stfrlt 81 lUct turnru north 70 feet thence
N.f i' cgt 20 the east tide uf lIue ~ Front Row
thence north with ulr rHai eide ur linu ~ lrnnt
Row iu tho beginning with Oh thu iHrruvcmcns
LlIIUuu.
Terms ~ s1iraOuc ihiri cish. balance on
credit ui uur, two uui thfrr Ycfr'. note bearing
Interest. win arguuV, uVuircL lien wlalncdi
redemption hHrTtd
Ihagi.h dHy q ApHi $50
D. D. N,liENUY. CLERK and Master
Cmfi Cooper fuiun q I,rilu. Moran No
fHfHud. Hul HfrflluH lr1Wuu. solicitors.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN this column wb De CHARGED a, rat. NJ
loc iort0o 1Hes0Hs insertion t'po u'sertioas Sc one
totck, 500.
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HON !. ES!

81 Per Front Foot, 5OKi9e, is Minutes out,
S00 e-3 Cash, Balance and > Years.
50 Per Front Foot, 6ONeOo, 10 Minutes Out,
Ia Cash, balance 1 aud 9 Years.
SIS Fer Front Foot, 100000, 10 Per Cont.
Cash, Balance 7a Months, High and
Beautifuii ~ Minutes Quit Gas and
Water.
$50 Per Front Foot, $3.50 Cash, Balance ms
Long as You rlcasei Minutes Out
Gas aud Water.
$50 Per Front Foot, iOoxioO, 8 Minutes
Out, Gas and Water Fashionable Neigh
borhood.
$40 Per Front Foot, iSOxJiT, Majestic
Neighborhood.
5000 Per Acre. . Acres, High and Healthy,
rs Minutes out
81 900 Per Acre. tAcres, High and Healthy,
10 Minutes Out.
$500 Per Acre, Ai.a Acres, High and
Healthy, 10 Minutes out.
$3.50 Per Acre, II Acres, High aud Healthy,
2. Minutes out.
$500 Per Acre, 10 Acres, high and Healthy.
20 Minutes out.
SIC 900, Beautiful Residence, 10 liz Acres,
10 Minutes out.
no Don't Fail to Look at My Bargains They
Are All Good.
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Dissolution Notice.

Tho hn Of BEAiD WILSON a Co was d.
solved on tho "a o. April lsl. by The withdrawal
% y N Cooper AMI w. o Beard, who have d.
poscd oIall uhch lttetHt in tho budncsssnd a.
seu Of sald ord ~ u % narl, the remaining
partners. H. ". ttld auI D j. Wilson, assuming
an tho llabultids M tbo lm. nnd authorized ~
collect al ar.rta N u. BEARD,
J. WILSON,
an w. g. BEARD,
ga T. M COOPER
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Gmnd Monthly Drawing, hell IN tho Norr,que
Pavilion IN tho Alameia rars. city ~ Mctioo,
aud publicly conducted by Government unlclas
appointed iur the purpose By the Secretaries Of
the Interior aud the Treasury
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AZ tho Academy OF Music, Now orlonn,
TUESDAY, MAY "a. 1880
Capital Prize, 5000, 900.


100000 Tickets ~ $50 Each lIalyn,, $40
Quarters, 30 Ten ms, ~, Avon.
uctha al,
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DRAWING oT JUNE o. 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000
10000 Ticket at o., 100000.

PRICE or TICKETS. AMERICAN MONEY
uboics, "a - IiaiVes. 81 onaft.r., -
CLUB Rates % Ticket fnr So q. 5. Cuuyncy.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.


tnst tnN dummy iihes
Arrives aud nupara from Cot Ihiri aud Monfos
directs
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We the undersigned Ranks ami Bankers will
nayall Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state Lot
terics which may be presented nt our counters.
r. M. MALMSLEY, President La. Natl BANK
PIERRE LANAuk, PreSt State Natl BanS
y. BALDWIN, President N, .. National Bank.
CARL kOHN, President union National Bank.
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No zoos, Rim the chancery Court OF Shelby
County-stato OF Tennessee. &c, VS.. W. A. Col
licr tai
by virtue OF an ntcrlocutory decree for sale, en-.
tered In the above cause ON the 10th day of Febru-
AIRY. 1852 NJ h &C. page 9Si will sell at public auo.
ton, 10 the highest bidder In front OF the Clerk
aud Masters office, at tho Main street entrance Of
the Courthouse OF shelby county Memphis Ten
ne6Sec, on
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New Orleans passed Green
nis at 4 o'clock am. yester-
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MAT ESTATE AGrSr<


HoTSi:s TO ~.
A GROOM HOUSE. go LOONEY STREET
"a Apply at 80 l.ooncy sifcct.
A GROOM HOUSE AND 2 sroRi3s CONFINED.
~ NJ corner q Pennsylvania avenue aud Gclr.
ga Streets Address q. l. CLAN, Rayburu avenue.
do1n north Of McLcmoe avenue, or 81 Fem
avenue.
A NiCF HOUSE on = ROOMS. t0, VANCE ST.
" Apply a. a. L. COCHRAN, corner Main aud
Keel streets or ". A. WilEArLi.
A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. a IONS.
~ son avenue, containing MONS. dining MON,
Kitchen ,tab.c- aud all convenience, At sg per
Conner Second and Jeneron sirccis.
A CoTTAGE-NO. ais POPLAR STREET. Ar.
~ ply No. iO2 Adams strcct
A DWELLING AND sTORE COMBINED. 4
~ Marshall avenue. Apply ats lone avenue.
An ILTGANT sROOM HOUSE. NEWLY m.
~ ralrd AZ ~ Vance ~ Applyat 10 Nancc u.
CoITAGE ROOMS. GOOD WAFER AT -
" TaicSifv.t
IOOD HOUSE. FiNE TRACT LAND. CHEAP.
VI near White station. Apply atg Markctst
IIOTEL. srOKEs. COrrAgEs. ROOMS
III l. BATON. 40 hccond sfcct
nNE Groom TwO.IORY HOusE ~ GOOD
" wpaif, 10 iiith street Inquire II G. D.
REptE u iilih sircci, % s,g Second stfgct
DE.lDENCE. 30 THIRD sTRtET. NEARMAp
~ ism. t5 per mouth. most convenient luCa
lion iof tie price 10 the civ. Apply on premises
Immediately
TWO Story HOUsE on COBSER OF KEEL
4 snd fiiih ,ircct Chelsea Gall aiabnve aiifcss
WHY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-09
How and When to Drink Water.

According to DIR. Leuf, when water
is taken into the full or partly full
stomach, it does not mingle with the
food, as we are taught, but passes along
quickly between the food and lesser
curative toward the pylorus, through
which it passes into the intestines.
The secretion of mucus by the lining
membrane is constant, and during the
night considerable amount accumu-
lates in the stomach; some of its liquid
portion is absorbed, and that which re-
mains is thick and tenacious. If food
is taken into the stomach when in this
condition it becomes coated with this
mucous, and the secretion of the gastric
juice and its action are delayed. These
facts show the value of goblet of
water before breakfast. This washes
out the tenacious mucus, and stimulates
the gastric glands to secretion. In old
and feeble persons water should not be
taken cold, but it may be with great
advantage taken warm or hot. This
removal of the accumulated mucus from
the stomach is probably one of the rea-
sons why taking soup at the beginning
of a meal has been found SO beneficial.
Scientific American.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-09
Heart Failure.

at would be an excellent idea, says
the Manchester Union, ''If physicians
of the present day would invent some
other reason for about all the deaths
which occur nowadays than the cheap
fraud, heart failure This may not
be of serious moment were it not for
the fact that hundreds OF people are be-
ing nearly frightened to death by the
constant use of the cause of sudden
deaths, and many people who are sick,
and necessarily have some heart symp-
toms, are kept in constant terror by
reading or hearing in other ways OF
death after death by heart failure.
There are probably no more deaths
from heart failure in these times than
heretofore, but new cause for death
has been coined, and the nervous and
timid are being severely injured by it !"
We would suggest that hereafter ply
sicians use the term cardiac asthenia,"
which has a learned sound and means
Just the same. The immediate cause
of death in many diseases being, in
fact "heart failure we do not see
how otherwise the NERVOUS and
timid' can be protected. Scientific
American.