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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
DOMESTIC INFELlcIrY.
A Divorced Man Returns to His Wife's
Home and is Arrested.

n DIVORCED man Returns TO hls WlIe
Home and is Arrested.
Not long ago Mrs. Alice Rose, who
lives on MADDEN avenue, obtained d.
vorce from her husband, S. J. Rose, in
the Circuit Court. The couple had not
lived happily together, the husband being
negligent and careless. AS il 10 show con-
tempt for the court, however, no sooner
had the marital knot been discovered than
he returned home and proposed TO run
things TO suit himself.
On Wednesday night he returned home
in very advanced stage Of intoxicaion,
and entered his wiie's room. He was or
dered out by his erstwhile spouse,
who reminded him that she was now
sovereign individual, amenable TO no
one, and no longer under the dominion Of
any man.
Mr.. Rose replied that the house was his
castle, and he proposed TO be lord OF 1t
until he felt inclined to leave OF his own
accord. lie moreover minated that II his
ex-wiie valued her personal safety she
would double quick from the premises,
and stand not upon the order Of her going,
but 20 at once and altogether.
The lady, realizing that Rose by any
other name would hit rs hard, LETT. She
feared her ex-husband's demonstrativC
caresses when he was engaged in a settle
with John Barleycorn, and she sought
shelter for the night elsewhere.
Yesterday she swore out a warrant
against him and had him arrested on {
charge Of drunkenness and disorderly con
duct. lie will have trial this morning
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Trustees Sale


ny virtue ~ two drrds u trust. executed one on
the sth day " August. isst. aud the other un the
gist day ~ July, fsi. by W. W. Humphrey q ths
undersigned a. trustee. ~ scCufc certain indebted
ucss fpgridcd therein, the lni II snld trust dccd
registered IN registers Uhirv oi shelby County
Tenn in took iil page 20. aud the other fvgls
turud in said Registers once ~ hook Ia page -
which nrr tuicnod ". snid dcrtls conveyed aud 40
thnrlycd the salo ~ the following real estate IL
ease The debts thcwln fccufci NtfU not pald NJ
provided therein. said real estate, situate 10 Mem
ihls shelby county, Tenn. BEGINNING ~ point
To- the north line II Market aifpUt 2ii irct Cnti irnw
the east line oi the nrst alley est ui Third street
aud running thence east with the n0Itn side VI
MARKET streets loot thencu north its's tcct o. ~
Intended alley thence Wcs' ~ trct thence south
itsi, feet ~ the place II beginning. hciug tart ~
lot 9ui Mulholiin subdivision lu county lui 90
aud the same land ~ apart ~ fali W W. lumph
res iu rnts II " ". Humphreys " hcrir May
scott No ISIS a. - thanUrv Court ~ shelby
County Tenn hnd aiid debts not hriug PAID ac
turilnr a. the terms II sid iuit docils. ni ihc o.
quest III the hCuonciafies thrriu, I VIII, on
ihc 90 day ri tuly. isi nt The suuihW,ti corner "
MAIN and Madison STREETS. NumUhA Tom arll
thld dossrlri nal estate io The highest bidder ID
public uuiry, &c rish.
Iquly u iolcmptiun barred The tile ~ raid
property believed Ia a. good lut I VII igll aul
convey trustee in aid fii decd fUiCrfcd 10, and
not uthrfWFr.
THIS aisl lay oi MAY. - ......
Hiii a Wntcr0n. Attorneys
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pIsAppEARANcE OF MAIL.
All OF Nashville's Southern Mall for o.
Day Conc.

All OF Nashville's Southern Mall for Ono
Day Gone.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 20.-Al the
mail that left the Nashville postollice for
the South on the night Of May has dis
appeared. The fact has been withheld by
the postoflice officials that the investiga-
ton might not DO hampercd. For two
days Government inspector or detective
has been in the city, but be has proceeded
so quietly that his presence has been
known only TO attaches Of the department,
and not all Of them were aware Of his
coming.
The mail for Southern points, as far as
New Orleans, was arranged rs usual, put
in a pouch, locked up and delivered at the
door Of the pos,ofIice to the driver Of the
wagon which carried mail TO the depot.
The pouch was locked up in this wagon,
which drove OF toward the depot, and
that is tho last heard Of II as yet Tho
loss Of the pouch was detected in two or
three DAYS, and in this way According TO
tho rule OF the Government a number Of
Southern postofIices are required TO daily
remit to the Nashville postoilice any excess
Of receipts over n certain sum, which va
ries according 10 the volume OF business
done at n place. This is donn that no
large amount Of money may be stored at
any office. Nashville in turn makes n
daily remittance 20 Louisville, aud Louis
/ Vile 10 New York. Receipts Tor these re-
mittanccs are daily sent TO the pnstmasters
| forwarding the money. On May . the
/ postmasters 10 whom receipts were due
| from DR.. Currey for rcmittances Of May 9
wrote that their vouchers had not
arrived. The banks nj Franklin,
| Columbia and Pulaski then notified
! him OF the failure to get checks.
| etc. Proc that the entire mail from NASH
willie 10 the South had disappeared rapidly
accumulated, aud DIR. Currcy made an in
vcstigalion. lie learned, IL Is stated, that
the mail pouch had been delivered at the
door OF the postoilico rs usual 20 the driver
OF the contractors wagon. Tho mail clerk
on tho train which should have received
the package stated tina. he had never seen
ANYTHING Of II. The pouch. Il was thus
reasoned, had disappeared after leaving
tho company. But hpw2 To settle that
question DR.. Currcy, on May 10 notified
the department at Washington that Il
might make an investigation. Nothing
further was heard In this connection until,
as stated, Mr.. Stubs, special agent.
came TO Nashville last Tuesday 10 hunt the
affair down.
II is impossible now 10 learn how much
money was In the mail. II was destined
for large and important territory, and the
presumption is that the pouch contained
much valuable matter.
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Yesterdays FIRE.
A Furniture Store Damagod-A cistern
Filled With Gas.

A Furniture Store Damagod-A Cistern
Filled With Gas.
Yesterday evening at $50 O'Clock firo
occurred In the premises nj No. 35s Main
street, occupied by the Gibson Furniture
Company, and soon had the building In
confusion. The FIRE originated In the
cellar. through some unknown cause, and
rushed TO and through the elevator TO the
ceiling. A skylight in the roof made a
good funnel, and for while the outlook
was serious. Tho 6remen woro soon ON
hand and cxlngushod the flames. The
loss By fire and water will approximate
$500. covered by insurance.
While the engines were at work pump
ing water from the cislern corner Of Main
and Union spark fell into the open cis-
tern and fame Of burning gas rose
IN. which for while threatened the
ralciy OF the engines and the frcmcn en-.
gagged in handling them. The blaze was
quenched by replacing the cap on the els
f9rn.
Speaking about gas in cis,erns, ChioI
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Trust Sale.


nv ylfuc of a decd 81 trust. executed on the 18th
DAY AZ January. 1872 BY ~. J. ickrny ~ The no
dctancd. ns trustee t0 secure certain Indebted
ness therein named. said deed OF trust, Registered
IN the Registers Office Of shelby county. Icnnes'
see IN book No -. pngc 40 aud j. Referred To-,
and snd Indebtedness being unfaid, NJ the request
Of the bcncnciarits therein named We will. un
Tuesday, June -, $50,
at the southwest corner " Main and Madlson
street. Memphis. Tenn. scll 10 lhr highest bidder,
for cash the following real estate, situate IN The
city Of Memphis. shelby county. Tenn. tQWiti
Ilcglnuing NJ point on the west side VI De -oi0
street scycniy.hye t5b feet north Of Vance ttfoCt
aud running thence north with Dctuiu FifcCt sCN'
outyfyo collect. thence wetwafdly nt hight angles
10 Dcsoio dfc,t one hundUd aud eighty usul feet
thence fouthwafdly tcycuiy.hyo llbl feet. thence
onstwarlly one hundred and Cilhy ltU feet ~
Tie beginning. aud being lots Nos. and p, IN
block No. a.. ~ that part u snid city VI Memphis
ofmtfly called south Memphia
The lot q we'll improved there being good rel
dence u eight OF nine MONS aud usual cuntc
ulencct upon H. aud Il we'll worthy the attention
OF pouons seeking inyuimrnt
Equity II redemption barred The title ~ 81 !
real estate IL believed ~ b. good, bat We Wll wi
aud convey IA trustees 0uly
STERLING P1ERsOS,
w. u. WILKINSON. Trustees.
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INC ,heroEeo commIs.Ion.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, juno 20--A dispatch
from Springfield, ILL.,, says Tho resigna-
ton Of J. Otis Humphrey, as NOM
Der Of the commission 10 treat
with the Cherokee Indians. has been
forwarded 10 the Secretary Of tho Interior.
The matter has not been made public ioi
the reason that Secretary Noble has been
In communication by telegraph with Mr..
Humphrey since the receipt Of his letter,
seeking 10 have HIM recall his icsigiiation
but Mr.. Humphrey positively declined e
serve. In his letter 10 Secretary Noble he
assigns ~ his reasons for resignation u
health and private business engagements
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship Company.
Mail steamers.

Tho Steamers oi this, the only regular line sail.
ing itum the South 20 Liverpool. are very popular
with passengers. aud the route they iakc being less
liable ~ had weather than that ui the New York
steamers makes the trip thoroughly cnl lyahlc
The following steamers are expected 70 leave here
JAMAICAN, to sail about June th
saloon -llrucc o. Liverpool, sln1: through
to Paris via Calais ur Dover, mt class rail, etc.
sigO, or thlUlcluss rail- $40.
Return TckctsaNyw orleans 10 Liverpool AMI
return, s2n. New orleans IN Paris and rcturn,
hrst-class all the way, s2ll Children aud servant.
az q reduction
For further particulars ns To freight aud passage
apply 10 ~ J. SANDERS,
% Carnndclot street, New orleans
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THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
A. II. Fra nix Wins the Hotchkiss Cham
piouship Cup.


piouship Cup.
A finely contested game Of tennis was
played yesterday in the Memphis Tennis
Court to decide who should have posses
sion Of the championship cup donated by
Ho:chkss & Co. The contestants were
All Mason and A. II. Frank, and tho first
set was n neck and neck race, resulting in
Franks favor by score Of O to 4. The
second set was won by Mason in a walk,
score 9 to 0. The third and final set wen
TO Frank by score OF TO /. This enti
ties the winner 20 the title OF champion
and to the possession OF the cup until dc
iealed in n championship contest.
The tournament for the AlansiorJ
racquet has only three entries, Armstrong
Goodman and Frank. The latter tw,
play today, and are so CIV emily matched tina
fine game is assured.
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Rates. 27ls Ticket for $50 U. s. Currency.
SPECIAL FEATURES

ny terms OF contract the COMPANY must deposit
the sum of all prizes included In the scheme before
selling a single ticket aud receive the following
official permit;
CERTIFICATE hereby certify that the Lon
don Rank of Mexico aud South America has on
special deposit the necessary funds 10 guarantee tho
payment Of all prizes drawn by the L0tcria do Ia
hcnctCcuca publicL
r. RODRIGUEZ RIVIERA, Intervention
Further the Company Il required 10 Distribute
hitysiN per cent Of the value Of all the tickets In
priEcs-a LANCER proportion than Ia given by any
other Lottery.
Finally, the number Of tickets Il limited 90 5000
-gOOOO less than are sold by other Lotteries using
the same scheme.
For fnlI particulars address q. Bassettl, Apar-
tndn 5a6 CITY of Mexico or y. W. CULLEN, sis
IiRrlce street, Nashville, Tenn, General Agent
iut state Of Tennessee To save time IN getting
tickets address your letters to Nashville. Tenn.
Enclose paper money IN Ordinary Letter, Postal
Note " EXprs, Money order, OF Currency amount
ing tn - hy express NJ our expense tO Nashville
Prizes raid without discount
AGENTS WANTED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

MISSISSIPPI Darrhea Cordial soothes,
heals and relieves the bowels, while other
remedies merely lock up the bowels and
in time the same cause produces the same
result, while the sufferer laments his fate
and loses faith in medicine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

When you suffer from dyspepsia, heart
burn, malnrial affections. kidney disease,
liver complaint aud other wasting diseases.
When you wish to enrich the blood aud
purify the system generally. When you wish
10 remove all feelings Of weakness, wcari-
ness. lack Of energy, try bottle Of Browns
Iron Bittcrs, aud see how greatly Il viii
benefit you. II surpasscs all known rem
odics NJ an cnrichcr OF the blood. and per
feet regulator Of the various bodily iunc-
lions. Ask your druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
ORGANIZED FOR MUSIC.
THE MEMPHIS CHORAL SOCIETY
LAUNCHED LAST NIGHT.
A Set OF Officers Chosen, to Whom n
Host Of Active Members viii Rally.
and Thus Merit and Receive Popular
Support and Encouragement.

%f,. .-.-..,..t, ,.oo,.
H,eu'pnis mas ano'ner resu'"'! ''s""
lied musical society.
Its objects as set down, are for "the ele-
walton of the amateur musical talent, both
vocal and ;ns,rr,,an,ol and tho education
s',S .,1. .s'' u - -, go - ,h;a
"uo e'eva'ion VI 'ne ihu'ios' ',''o y ms
community and the estaphshment Oh
high and worthy standard OF music in this
city,"
A third meeting of musical people of
,ho o,,,, a. .l,. 81 80 hold ~ Tho
W ~ N'N w" -.
merchants Exchange last hign1 " was
well attended.
The report Of the committee on consti-
tuition and bylaws. charter. permanent
oeRcars otto wos s,h,,i,,ad 10 tho soc;atv
80 W." ~, e. 'S .ar. 49,.
III preparing 'nc n's'-halneu iepo', sno
committee used the constitution ana oy-
laws OF the old Mozart Society as a basis,
conforming them with the general prnci-
nles odon,ed and ideas ogreed unon Mt the
-. ,,,oo,;ro Th,s ne odor,oJ no wos
ioruiei "eeune' i"'' was a'oP,or, 10 "', =,
the name, The Memphis Chorai society
Next came the charter feature OF the re-
port, which was referred TO Mr.. +. T. Ed
mondson to make. MIR. Edmondson was
the attorney upon whom the committee
called for direction and assistance in the
premises; and he volunteered TO attend
the meeting and briefly explain the legal
phases OF the matter. He did so, and con-
~-Slhded with remarks OF warm commenda-
ton for the enterprise and reference TO
the inviting field and greater possibilities
for grand achievements. The officers cho-
sen were as follows
President-Capt. ]. ii. Martin.
ice-Presidents-W. A. Gage and Mrs.
S. T. Carnes.
Secretary -
Treasurer-Harry f. Hunter.
Musical Director-Proi. George Hand
werker.
Librarian-W. ]. Newmeyer.
Executive Committee-James +. Ryan,
George l.. Cashier, Emile Levy, i. Y
Anderson, Prof. George Handwerker.
The entire report was unanimously
adopted, and the questions OF selecting
hall for rehearsals, music 10 be iirst takeI
up, and supplying a name in the vacant
secretaryship, were left with the Executive
Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. James III. Griffith
seconded by Mr. |. +. Peters, vote o
thanks was rendered the Merchants Elk
change for the courlcsies rendered thu
socictyin permitting the free use OF tn,
Exchange chamber for preliminary meet
ings,
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PAIS from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. is relieved at once by taking
one OF Carter Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
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THE SOUTHERN STEAM DYE WORKS, SO
Court street, cleans or dyes any color
dresses. laccs, clothing and curtains.
Work finished like new. Prices the low
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INSURE your life in the Connecticut Mu-
tual. I. NJ. Galbreath, agent, 10 Madison
street.
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Tor SnIc.

Fresh hulls for sale daily at Faith Cot
ton Seed Mills, Commerce street, near
Second. Man TO load wagon.
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Floyd 4 Moneys soda, with pure fruit
juices aud ice cold, is delicious beverage.
Try II
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T n Turlcy Of Turley q Wright
NJ Gavin, OF NJ. Gavin 4 20.
]. y. Fails Of q. Falls NCa
+. VI. Nelson, Of Nelson a Rhine.
r. - Sims Of r. D. Sims & GO.
T. H. Wilkinson, Of Do,kcry, wilkinson q
Co.
J. NJ. Goodbar. Of Goodhar & Co.
r. r. Anderson, Prcs't Anderson Hat Co.
Chas. kney.
~ IL KcnneLlnv. scrre,nry CiIIIcT
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BON DS.
OrriCr oF TIM noAnn 90 FnvcAtioS. I
MINrItts. IrNN, June I. tN-l.

Mrnrltis, 1rNN, June I, iN'l.
Sealed bids will be- received by the GERMAN
nANk, on MEMPHIS TENN, until the 2ilh
Instant. 10 be SUBMITTED TO AND OPENED
10y the B1ar Of Education, for the purchase u
coupon bonds issued by ald Board II Education,
under an act Of tho General Assembly u tins
state passed. March -. iss1 and approved April &.
i,.q. amounting tn the sum NJ slO1ulo said bonds
will ~ issued la dinctent denominations ani
payable In different sefCa embracing a pUtioi ul
Twenty-Five YEAR., nt follows, tuNti
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The South western news., 1889-02-27
A Sad Death.

1t is with a deep feeling OF regret
that we are called upon chronicle
the sad death of Mr.. Mckinney,
who departed this lite at the resi-,
dence of his parents in this city
last Wednesday, after a lingering
illness of many weeks, with that
dreadful disease, consumption. Mr..
Mckinney was a good, kind heart
ed young man and had many
friends. He was, at the time OF
his death, abayt % years of age,
and mad for some time been a con-
ductor on the B. & w. railroad.
We extend our sympathies to the
bereAved parents, relatives and
friends.
His remains we're inferred in the
city cemetery yesterday. Saith
vile News.
The South western news., 1889-02-27
SAD ACCIDENT,
For Which the Central Railroad is Re-
sponsibie,

About half hour after the last
mail was opened, here, on Monday,
stranger walked into the Post
Office and asked the postmaster if
there was anything for w. C,
and on being handed out two on
three letters he turned death.y pdllc
reeled and would have fallen to the
floor had not News reporter been
near and caught him in his manly
embrace. The News man yelled
tor help, when Col. Jim Lowrey
ran to the rescue with bucket of
water. He was soon able to sit up
and was Immediately taken to the
Farnum House in fringe. CAL
ing on him two hours later we we're
shown into room No. 81, by the
clever aud aifable DIR. Farnum,
where we found the PROSTATE man,
and got the following sad story
from him:
81 travel for Macon house,
early this morning | received a tel>
egIam from headquarters telling
me to hasten to Dawson where /
would get an important letter.
Having some business with one or
two of the country merchants along
the route, | decided to come
througlfby private conveyance. |
went to the post Office Immediately
on my arrival here and was so sur
prised to get the mail, so surprised
to find the Southwestern Railroad
running a train on schedule time,
that | tainted and am now unable
to attend to business. ] shall ems
ter suit against the road, as my
house may lose several hundred
dollars by the mishap."
We told him that the road was
certiinly responsible and ought ii
| pay damages.
The South western news., 1889-02-27
Terrell Sheriff Sales.
GEoRGIA-T ERRnLn Co.

GEORGIA-TERRELL Go.
will be sold before the Courts
house door in said county, on the
first Tuesday in April next, within
the legal hours of sale, to the hieha
est bidder for cash. the following
property to-Mit!
One sixty horse power engine,
one sixty saw Brown gin and one
set of mill rocks. leyiedon by /. G,
Marshall, former sheriff of said
county, as the property of B. +
Smell, to safety 4 ia, issued from
Randolph Superior Court In favor
of Johu w, Hsrris W. B. F Smell
q; Co., ct al, and which Fl ia is now
proceeding for the use Of NJ. A:
Baldwin and j. ". Stanford
against B. F. Smell q Co.
Will be sold also. at the sariig
time and place by virture Of a levy
under the same fl "a, made by the
present sheriff of Terrell unity, lis
the property Of said B. f, nell. a
certain Twenty horse power boiler
connected and belotiging with the
engine above set forth.
This Feby. 9th, 1889.
GEORGIA -TERRELI. Co.
Will be sold before the Courts
house door IN said county. on tho
first Tuesday in April next, be-
tween the legal hours Of sale, the
following property, to.wit:
Lots OF land Nos. two hundred
and four and two hundred and
five, the east hall Of lot of land Nd
one hundred aud eighty aud thas
part of lots Nos. two hundred and
eleven, two hundred and twely5
and two hundred and six, which,
lies East OF the ehickasa watches
creek and al lying and being m
the Third District Of said county
of Terrell, and containing in aff.
seven hundred and fiity acres more
or less. Levied on as the property
of j. Z. Thornton, to satisfy d Il I'll
issued from Terrell Superior Court
in favor OF Mrs. G. L. Holiday VS.,
j. L. Thornton.
Property pointed ont by plain<
titfs Attorney. This, Feb. 9th,
1889.
Also, at the same time and place
the following property. to-wit
Que lot 81 land No. 121, I'm the 3rd
district Of Terrell county, Ga, con-
timing 207 acres, more or les, lev
led ON rs the property OF W N.
Martin Agt., TO satisfy a tax f fa
issued by j. H Crouch Tax ColA-
hector OF Terrell county. for taxes
for sthe year 1888. Levy made
and returned to me, by D. A. Me-
glhee, Lie
~ Also, at the same time and place
enc gray horse, Ssssstit;Gsaa ~ ~ years
Old, aud one rad cart SaiASea red,
levied OH as she property Vt b.
Tracy and j. w. Tracy 10 satisfy
a Fl ia issued from Webster Superi~
or curt at April term, 1888, in
favor of A. j. Baldwin & Co., W..
b. Tracy and j. w. Tracy.
f. r. THORNTON,
SHERIFF.
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Among the good country schools
IN Terrell, we take pleasure in not
ing that Of Mss Abbie Bozeman q
miles below town at the Comman-
der school house. Miss Bozeman
is a splendid teacher and her pat
rOns are well pleased with her.
There are forty pupils in attend-
ance. In a few days tie school
will move into the new building
which is nearing completion. Mr..
I. A. Commander requests us to
thank the people OF Dawson and
Terrell county for their liberal do
nations toward the building.
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By virture Of a decree of Terrell
Superior Court. and an order from
the court of Ordinary Of Terrell
county, win he sold before the
Court-house door ia Dawson, Ca,
on the first Tuesday in March next
within the legal hours of sale, the
following properly to>wit:
One house and lot occupied by
Mrs Allen, and FIVE acres OF land
known as the Lennard lot in
Understandable, Ga. Sold as
the property OF E,tlte Of j A Cars
ter, deceased. j q Walters,
Admir- On estate j A Carter, deed.