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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

~ LOUIS. August e. Flour unchanged.
Whoat-tiuo weather. lOEer cables. &c., gni
prices down hai.c., but ihe market "as pe1'or
sustained thau 40 other points. No. ro4 chrh,
.a1.c.. August, - 49,. september. TO -
no Corn lover offerings greater thA1 iho
demand. $50. 2 mixed. cash. &'.c: August,
g. .agiac: September. 33 sa53kct octonof,
sgf.aBlc. Ost- easier. No, 2, cash 49,. hld
August and September. sOc; May. &sa2ihc.
Mhistsy steady al sL0L Provisions nfn aud
WY .u-nf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

LONDON. August THE High Court Of
the Order Of Foresters, which assembled
nj Bournemouth, has granted the demand
of the loyal courts Of America to establish
a subsidiary high court IN that country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
WILMINGTOS

WuHIs8roS. \. C.. august I-Iurpenune
nrm A. gshc. kosln FIRM: strained. 13c. god
.fralp.i ~. Tar frm a. fl.U0. Crude turpen-
tine irin; hari. 81; yelloo-dip aud virgin. o. ~
LOUIsYlLLE
tortsvIiLR. August cotton quiet; mid
ding lie. Others unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

Cf~cwyArI. August Flour si"aiy. Wteai
ea-isr: No. 2 ,1c. Corn s'eaiY 40. Z. mixed,
~ - Oats heavy; No. mited, HbA9 ~
PORK frm a. fllHb. lard stronger A. f.lh
Ruik- e,eat. ANA bacon nrm. Nnisksy steady A.
sfDs. Hogs steady. common aud light ti.1.A
So. PACKING and butchers, lLDaA.JA
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FLOUR.
COTTON kEPoAE

We auois FLAG, s2sOAsa ~ superdns tl75a
ts.gs; extra, 81 S)Asi75 family. tiatA5a pats1s
inmllf. COUNTY,. a. l3ASA2n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

10Y 40kfope ~ ~ ~''S<'~"'f
- WASHINGTON. August7.--For Virginia.
ftIb fair. followed by showers during the eve
-----Jning. slightly warmer. easterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08
NORFOLK PEANUT hAhNL4
fnanortn.i fnr the pispatcn.l

AuGrsr -.-Narkeg quiet and steady. Prime
49, EXTRA primo. 41<asc.; faDcy. ese; so,n-
mon IL a8c.: shelled, 5aSse; spanish - tAeN
tory nsnd- picked. oa1Ac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

CHtc,Go. August7.-The cash auo'll' ms were
Flour dull and unchanged. No. spriug whoa.
56hc.; No. rel. 49,, s16f,c No corn. ~ ID
a6ac No. oats. ali,c. Mess-pOrk. 8 .loafil.
Lard, tsg7 aSGiO shnr.-ubs. e. a5atA IS. sn'nl-
ders. ff.s1 y as; short-cioar, tas5asAs s. Nhi'-
kev. flU2
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANoiNcoNNEcTIoN HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
rnr tolerrapn % ,no pl.p.tch.l

Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain. Flour, and Other Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

BALrIMoRE. August Flour dun AMI rather
eA-t,r. Whcat--Soutlern sample lots steady
shipping grades irner. fultH SHs'e. lohsh"i-
20 elas.c. we.,orn easy. 80. D. winter red,
spot sIka-5t Corn-~outhen dull ani
rather easier: white. tsaiNc. yellow ioaihn
We-torn quiet t6is steady. western Nhite,
3'e6Ic.. 10. miTrd, l9Nu" graded 10 Nhie'
s,egiI a. 40. mixed. .gagp,c. Hay frm: purlo
to choice timothy. flbAfidJ. Provisions dnil.
Bur er steady: creamery, Jalft. Rigs nrin
fresh. a.. Petroleum dun rennoi. il3-
other quof ation- unchanged. treighfs % Liver
u.,,l Der steamer duli. grain. per hushel sd
Corr for orders. a.. 80. Roceipts-fionr. $3.50
barrels. wheat + .uuO bushels; corn. y 90
tu-hcla. ohts 900 bushels shipments iour
$500 bushels, nteat lN.mV bu-hrt.: ,erh' lih-
90 bushels. saies-W heat. 1900 bushels;
corn. 500 luehe =.
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NOT DICK TATE

LOUISVILLE. Ky, August IA Courier
journal special from Scottsboro', Ala, says
the prisoner there IN jail Is not Treasurer
Tate. He is now believed TO be criminal
wanted somewhere. and therefore will not
talk. Tate's friends in Frankfort say be Is
moi in the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-08

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and pessant-tne FIRST entirely clear day
eincs July l7ln.
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BrRAnsoHAaf. Ara, August Last night
the 4q,-WgQd sent member of its stan
who used To live in Frankfort, ny, and
knew Dick Tate well, up to Scottsboro',
where the detectives are holding the man
Who they think is the defaulting treasurer
The A4-Hrud representative telegraphs
tonight that while he can't swear the man
is Tate he thinks he is; otherwise IT Is a
phenomenal ease of likeness. Livingstone,
as the prisoner calls himself, still refuses
10 talk further than to state his intention
ID keen his mouth shut and let the officers
prove he is Tate if they can. The man Is
iaboring under suppressed excitement
The sensational feature of the case was the
prompt arrest yesterday OF one OF the de
tectivcs who arrested Livingstone. The de-
tectiye had previously been arrested under
the charge of burglary aud had skipped hls
bond. His uncle, one of his hondsmen, on
had hlm locked up. Two deputies are
guarding Tate. who awaits identification
bv the Kentucky authorities.
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HoPKISsvILLE, KY. August 23.-Re-
ceipts siuce last report, 1856 hogsheads;
receipts TO date, s4c2 hogsheads; re-
ceipts same time last year. j,Si6 hogs
heads. Sales since last report. 5l3 hogs
heads, receipts to date. 9,295 hogsheads:
receipts to same time last year, 6,4jl
hogsheads.
Our market was very strong and ir-
regularly higher tbs week on all desira-
bic offerings. We make no change IN
quotations, but il was only the damaged,
defective or otherwise. undesirable 10
bacco that sold near our inside figures.
The growing crop is doing much bet
ter in some localities than IN others,
and reports from the country continue
TO vary accordingly. The general
status remains about the same as last
reported. NJ. II. CLARK x BRO.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. August 2j.-Flour closed
dull. hrmer; fine grades OF winter
S22jaS9 IS; Southern quiet and in the
buyers favor; trade aud family extra,
S3. 2jaS47J. Wheat strong: spot sales
of No. red. at sllasjc. No. > red win
ter, August, sac. Corn easier; spot
sales Of No. > mixed, 43ia43.c., DO.
August, 42sc. Oats lower; spot sales
OF No. white. 36c., No. > mixed. Au-
gust, 26sc. Pork dull; Sll.2jasl17j foi
Inspected Lard firmer: September
sc 30. Sugar-Raw. nominal. fair. Te-
fning, &C.: So test centrifugal, &c. re-
fined quiet; cut loaf and crushed. Sc,
granulated, Sic. CUBES. Sic: mould a,
Sic; conleciioner' A, &c.. Columbia A
Tic; extra c.. 6la74c.; yellow. GsaG.c
Coffee quiet, fair Rio cargoes, lSc.
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New York Cotton Market,
Ky Inln.rl-n

New YORK. August &c. -Messrs. Hub.
bard, Price & Co. in their cotton cir
cular tonight say: The nearer posi-
tions reported from Liverpool this morn.
ing showed a marked weakness. Au
gust and September coming 1864 lower.
ODD ti.e aissoat -..e.si.s .i.--.s..-, i.' a..
decline. The close there was etlll lower.
indicating that for the present, "a feast.
reaction has taken place OF
the recent bull fever. Our cables
report that the minor bulls have been
selling out. and the movement favor
ing Manchester short lime has caused
an uneasy feeling. Here the opening
was barely steady, August, with the
later months being quoted 3 points of.
During the day realizing orders brought
about an advance from the lower prices.
as sellers were chavy of increasing their
interest. despite the heavy port receipts.
especially at Galveston. 2.ll3. Slvan-
nah. 100; all new cotton. The large
sales for export of last week. reported
to-day. 1892 bales, with l.G3O bales
for spinning gave tone To the market.
which closed quiet and steady no q par
tial advance iron Saturdays prices.
August has been very weak. with few
buyers and SOLD under stop orders to
.CG2 with feeble rally at the close.
There are some report. of damage by
worms in Texas. Ocean freights were
advanced to-day to > .l6d. for COM
pressed cotton. Futures closed B 20 D
points higher for an months, except
August. which closed 9 points lower
than the opening. Sales $1,000 bales
Receipts ut ports to day estimated ut
1900 bales. against LOGS bales last week
and 1907 las year. Spot cotton firm
1t III middllng uplands. with sales
PIG bales for export and 36s bal TO
spinners. August. lO.62alO.63. Septem-
Der, 10.46di0.41: October. lO.1ialO.lj.
November, 903a9.9i. December. 992a
0 SO: January. @ 96a9 o.. February. 10 Of
sl0.02; March. 40 O7alO.OS; April, lola
1918; May l0.2OalO n: June, l0.-Ca
l0.2s.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed quiet:
middling uplsuds, Cad. Sales 5000
bales
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New York Financial Market.


NEW YORK. August 26.-Money closed
at 3 per cent the highest rate was 81
and lowest ,. Exchange steady; posted
rates 4Sia4s6: actual rates. 4s3ia4s9!
for sixty days and 4s6,a4s64 for de-
mand. Governments steady, currency
G's. rs bid; As; coupons, 1913 bid; as
do. 1906. bid.
These was 4 marked improvement in
the tone OF stock speculation this morn
ing, and while the advances were not
large. they were not apparently Of
"A healthy character, and not due TO the
manipulate ns Of cliques. The fact that
money has advanced to 6 per cent. on
call. and may 20 even higher than that
next month. is attributed TO the move
meut Of capital to the interior, for the
marketing Of the crops which will
largely increase the earnings Of the
railroads and so eventually be reflect
ed in the prices Of their stocks,
The high rates for money if they con-
tinue will. il is expected, bring gold
from London. where rates are only 3
per cent. The prompt withdrawal on
Saturday OF the Burlington and North
ern. st. Paul and Kansas City from
their threatened slaughter Of rates, also
helped to restore confidence in the
railroad situation in the West. The
effect If these circumstances was a
general advance of tai per cent.
on all stocks up TO
70 O'Clock The market was more
active after midday, and several of the
leaders recorded further decided adj
yances. The best prices of the day
were current in most cases at the close.
The advance ranged from to st per
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-27

Judge. linton, OF New lOIh, IS almost
the only New Yorker OF important social
position who Is ia favor OF holding the
Worlds Fair In Genital Park. lie believes
the receipts viii be at least s5.COO.O0O more
II the exhibition IL held there aud says that
any damage done to the Park property can
be repaired fora few hundred thousand dol
lars.
A New England manufacturer says
that street musicians are a serious expense
to manufacturing companies IN country
towns. A gypsy girl playinga iambourne re-
Gently passed his establishment and he says,
cost the company about 5000. Every employe
In the big factory ran To a window. and work
was suspended for FULLY quarter ofon hour
Every circus parade costs them hundreds OF
dollars. and when a minstrel brass band
marches by 1t costs from s25 10 $50.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York stock Market.
Reported Ivy e.. ". Branch & Co.. bankers
and ufokeIs No. I'LL Main street.


REVIEW.
NEW YORK. August 26.-There was
good news to day, and the market re-
spOnded TO it, as we have repeatedly
said It would. First Of all. there Il no
bad news about rates. Then the Cana
dian banks had 5000 600 to loan. and
thus kept rates down to Ja6 per
cent. to later to Al per cent. The
Union Pacific ne. for July increased
S21o 600, and Atchison had a gross in
crease for the second week in August of
@2l .OOO All the other earnings re-
ported were excellent. The Vienna
Gram Congress reported European wheat
lJ.Per cent short. and up went wheat
and stocks. Readings statement to
come tomorrow was said TO be good.
We DO not say that a great bull boom
has set in. but We do feel that the adj
vance will continue affected by the cur
rent developments, set back back once
IN while. but gradually going to
higher level This is a bull year. and
sooner or later the boom will come.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 26.-COttOn firm.
mlddliug. i.c. Flour dull. Wheat
Southern. slow: offerings, generally in-
ieriof Fultz 1jasjc.: Longberry. lJl
SEC: NJ. .. 1gsc., steamer No. ., red.
75sc.. Western fairly active and firm
No. , winter red, spot. G9a7lic.: Au-
gust, 19ia19ic. Corn-Southern steady
white. 42ailc.: yellow, 4lai2c.; West
ern. quiet and lower: mixed spot, i0.a
4Osc., August 40'alOsc. Oats quiet AID
steady; Southern aud Pennsylvania
23a27c.; " estern white. 24a21c.. West
ern mixed, 23a2jc. Rye steady jOa5ic.
Provisions dull. Petroleum unchang.
ed. refined. - 10. Coffee quiet: Rio
cargoes fair. ls!alsic. Sugar steady; A
soft, e.. Copper steady refined. lO.a-
l0!c. Whisky unchanged at Sll0.
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ents explanatory
asoa the I'm
Uf multi
cells sir
ne blood ppnod
DISCOVER fl
d.
k
shin rrn
uayas al
.l igae natural has arisen the question how r the nIo
IA.
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= gbessAn WITH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-27

LYNCHBURG, August 94.-The receipts
in our market showed a slight telling
OF from last week 5 figures, and viii, no
doubt, continue TO decrease until the
crop has been sold. The offerings
amounted TO 800 800 pounds this week,
increasing the total since October /.
1855. to % ,2s6, 700 pounds against -,
9s2 200 pounds during same period last
season. Tie bulk Of the offerings con-
sisted OF remnants. frosted and I'M
sound tobaccos, while of desirable
grades very little appeared at our
breaks. Prices for all grades were fully
maintained. aud the tone Of our market
was very firm and active.
Holt, SCHAEFER x Co.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. August % Wheat opsnei
dull. Corn fairly active. oats quiet.
Provisions fairly active. Closing.
Wheat-August, 7stc.; September.
The. December, 7slc. Corn-August.
33sc.. September. 333a355c.: October
34c. Oats--August and September,
l0ic October. 20c. Pork-August ard
September, 1913: October. c911i. Lard
August. September and October.
s591i. Short rib5-August and Sep
TENDER. SASH; October, Sf.s2iaS4s5.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-27


The germi %
TO G. u
nci delight hy the
ing an1n fTic vi
. L-- -..L AIL L.a ranL Lc
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-27

Comet Join our watch and dia.
mond clubs. soc. and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. oPOTr q SPOrr.
Gil East Broad street.
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RICHMOND. Va, August p. 1889.

RICHMOND. Va August p. 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat J7S bushels.
C0rn-GGO bushels.
OATS ,05s.Jushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
White. 80 bushels good al.
Csc. Lougberry. 100 bushelsiprme &C
0lc., 4 600 bushels very good 20 prime
on private terms. Mixed, SEQ bushels
very good on private terms. so bushels
very good at Ssc.: 80 bushels good at
sjc. Shorlberry. lj2 bushels prime at
s0c. Sc bushels good at sjc 1873 bull :
els good at S3c 100 bushels fair 90 s2c /;
IS bushels fair at Soc. 30 bushels fair 81
7sc.. 2 bushcls fair at &c 30 bushels
common on ppnate terms; M bushe s
common at Soc. Total sales of wheat,
> .,J4 bushels.
Corn-Whte 600 bushels very good
on private terms.
Oats-W Winter, 40 bushels very good
at l0c. Is bushels fair at 3ss.
f...rr...Nr rru.pr
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Baltimore stock Market.
fBv Telegraph.

BALTIMORE. August Virginia
consols. 81 bid: do, ten-forties, 30 bid
do. threes. 61a6s.
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Ill THE GERMS cERMETUER


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market lfln.
Qaotations.-Middiing. l0.c.. low
middllns, l0.c.: good ordinary,
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O. or THE COLLECTOR oTCuY IA;


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PRE- = T ON = ELVIN,
FINE ART FU RNIT RE
No. | 8 Governor Street.

cent, the latter in Omaha preferred.
The sales for the day amounted to
l9S 0C0 shares.
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Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John D. williams 4 Son.
bankers and brokers'. w. III Main street,
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RICHMOND. Va, August 26, 1850.
FIRST BOARD.

80 Virginia State insurance Company
at 90.
GovEaSNENr SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
United States q 3 X. * c.. 1864 900.
United States ! > x. & Coo. rs. ...
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calling my attention tot
T. ". cUNNISGHAM Collector city Taxes
I.L Hurh G.aoo Brri0t M
o. r fl
''' '''' ''' v'ry resoefoiy' ny ~ n BARBER
BAIrr4 Nh. June
4. Irifhorat Baltimore nts
the las nyo
81 uri stan m ~
a o l hi W
,frlv,r
'O'S Gen a OTIS for Va.
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Mrs. Nora Buck, wife of the engineer
off passenger steamer which plies on Great
Eng HarDor hny between Long port and
romers Point. 81. J.. pros.iss ovorthe enc
sine-loom, ANA is skilled ln the manage
of ihcmachihcry. Sins. Buck IS "a .rtndlush-
tcr of mmodore Layalctfe. and the daugh-
Ter ~ THE founder " Lavclclte city. y. o..
She isn4 sidltni in managing sailDoat as in
running steamer. She is only nineteen
years Ola, and extremely handsome. Her
husband Says sine is Tie best assistant nc
could have 900 running his boat
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Some fishermen on Lake heuka, a.
usmmondsport. y. Y, began 10 be annoyed
hv hosts OF minute insects, when ihey al
sr.f supposed were some species of black iiy'
and within few minutes after their appear
once the surface Of the lake was covered -
,,tcl.iv with them that for long distances
,t.,, concealed the water completely ir"i"
lev Ffom Hsmmondsport the lake was
oovered I'm mis- WAY by the insects nom
shore 10 shore for distance Of ten mics
and whore the rays OF The setting sun hi'ii'
"a mon them they appeared on he i"he III
..,..t matches Of delicate purple. forming "
mos, remarkable picture in combination
,.,,,, the surrouding scen"S. when me III
'oc,s orst began to drop down upon the i"h'
,,,sctb ,ss were biting reely along TIC ROCKY
sro,es and bottoms. but. as the water became
live with the struggling winged anus 10
na,t the fishermen iTied conid tempt ~.
,s.s mtscr but the constant oreakinE o
,he wafer all alongthe shores sho"'u p'"'Ni'
.n ne mis- strange visitation OF INSECT lie ex'
sc,,y suited the epicureen alases u 'he hsh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

WRITING. ARITHMETIC

And bookkeeping Tho Nelson business
College. Second and Monroe streots.
Special classes In the morning for boys
and girls. A class In Commercial Law In
tho afternoon for advanced pupils A
special class at night Tor young ladies' and
gentlemen in Bookkeeping, Writing aud
Arithmetic. Our rates OF tuition are the
highest, our patronage tic best, and coursa
Of study the most thorough IN the city.
A branch OF the famous Nelson College Of
Cincinnati. o., founded In 1856.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13
What shaiI We 40 wan our no,,,

Il now being asked Us by parents, and W,
can give no better advice than 10 pcom
mend sending thcm to that popular ant
progressive institution, Tho Nelson Dust
mess College, Second and Monroe streets
where they will learn figuring and writing
according TO business standards, rs well a,
spelling. bookkeeping, lypc.writing, etc
They will only have TO study during Ia,
eoolhouEl Of the day and will DO discip-
lined In a gentle but firm manner. The
Nelson College stands without peer ioi
thoroughnoss and respeotabiliiy Of pa
lfonagc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

"ohtAK Vinegar will preserve your
picklosand your nealth.
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Trustees Sale


BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust. executed on, on
the 18th day OF August 1854. aud the other on the
2lst day of July, 1857 by W. W. Humphreys 20 the
undersigned ~ trustee, 10 certain Indebted.
ness specified therein. the flt Of said trust deeds
registered In Registers Office OF shelby County,
Tenn, 10 book 49,. page So and the other regis
tered In said Registers Office IN book lTg page ss
which are referred 10. said dee,ls conveyed and a.
thorized the salo Of the following real estate in
case the debts therein secured were not paid as
provided therein, said real estate situate In Mem
phis. shelby County, Tenn, beginning at point
IN the north line OF Market street 2iS feet east from
the cast line Of the rst alley east OF Third street
ana running thence east with the north side OF
Market street "a feet thence north 1851 feet 10 an
intended alley, thence ives, "a feet thence south
lisS ieol 10 the place Of beginning. being part OF
lot 81 Mulhollfn subdivision In country lot t0q
and the sane land got apart 10 said W. w. Humph.
rcys In case Of W. w itumphrcyf w BERTHE May
scott No. 2pA r. ~, Chanccfy Court OF shelby
County, Tenn. aud sahl debts not being paid nc.
cordinr 20 the terms OF said trust deeds AZ the ~
quest Of the bcncnclarlcs therein. ! will, on
the isi day " July 1857 the southwest coricr Of
Main and Madison streets Memphis. Tenn sell
said Described real estate Ia the highest bidder at
public ouicry. for cash
Equity Of redemption barred. Tho title 20 sald
property believed IN t'c good, but I will sell aud
convey A. trustee In said trust deeds referred TO- aud
This sisl day Of May. issa
Nv. J. RUTLAND. Trustee.
Mn Wilkenon, Attorneys
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

ConsumHion Is hereditary In my family;
my father died with IL. From early child.
hoQlthad symptoms OF lung disease; had
asthma until was twelve years old; had
\ hacking cough. which continued
constantly, aud whom | was twenty
hye'years old began 10 have hurting in
my breast and frequent pain In my shout
dem and sharp cutting pains when
coughcd. Alter going though tho usual
course OF medicine 10 no purpose, In 1856 1
commenced taking Swiit's Specific. After
using half dozen bottles II gave me relief.
| improved In health and strength and fell
bctior all over. Tho Specific stopped my
consumption before II was developed and
saved my life. know my lungs wore dis
eascd from childhood. aud know 4. s. S.
has given me new lease ON life. can.
not say too much In favor of that medicine,
for In addition 10 saving my life in was the
only thing that gave health TO my little
boy, who from his second TO his seventh
year was n pale, sickly child, suffering con.
slantly with his head and stomach. lie /,
now well, fat and growing right along, all
from taking 5. 5. ;.
Mns. J. s SNYDER,
Bowling Green, Nv.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
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2. d. Turley, Of Turley & Wright.
N. Gavin, OF NJ. Gavin a. Co.
J. y. Falls Of q. Fails & Co.
" NJ. Nelson, Of Nelson & Rainc.
y. II. Sims, Of 7. u. Sims n Co.
II. IL Wilkinson, Of Dockery, Wilkinson 4
Co.
J. NJ. Goodbar. Of Goodhar & Co.
y. I. Anderson, Pres't Anderson Hat Co.
Chas. kncy.
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Haze removed 10 20 South Court street,
under Gasion's Hotel, whore they have on
exhibition tho light running New Home
and Household Sewing Machines Those
are undoubtedly the lighlest running aud
most simple machines ever brought 10 this
city These machines will be sold at a
grea' reduction for cash, or on easy month
ly payments.