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VANDERBILT.

ons-yea,-ela record, half nile l.4s Ia
Winner at the Maine State Fair in 1887. Van
derblt is Chestnut colt 3 years old, ID "a hand
high weighs 1850 lbs. sired by Dick Lightheart
as above. Dam by Somerset Knox 2.33, by Gen
Knox. I'd dam, the dam OF Lawrence 3a3 Ia
Vanderbilt IL u very handsome colt and by
some Is called handsOmer than Dick Light
heart. All sound and smooth and eau show @
a $50 gait with to men two sleigh.
Terms on Vanderbilt SO. TO Warrant
tN-Will make the season of 1889 AT the sta
BILE of Il. s. Foster Il son, Canaan, Me.
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iiiSSa1-p.s II Copy I5 pages Fun, Stones, etu
TOME uUARO FREE Box B.AupuRs. Mx.

All this Talk about national flower for thi,
country is superhuous. or course the onl,
flower suitable to be the emblem Of the United
States is the daisy.
F1T-Al Fits stopped free by DIR. klinr's Great
Nerve Restorer. No fits after first days Mar
vsllous cures. Treatise and q 90 trial bottle free
Fit Send to Dr. Kline, 93l Arch 81. Phila,, Pa,
You may be invited to ride to the polls in
hack, but you can bet your life that you will no
be invited to ride home.
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HOW IT STARTED.
The Account OF Two Serious Disesssrs
which came without Warnins-ho"
IN Keen Out of the Pit OF Daneer'

Mr.. william Y. Coulton, of Worcester Mass''
walked RAPIDLY to catch train, thus getting
into n preparation. and carclcssly sat IN u
dra,pbt after the train hud started. Inc next
day he was in bed with physicians attending
him and the third day he died.
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C0DrC Cuts CARBOlATED PtTRO-S evvA
OUuIO Eruptions as CENTS,

The Cabinet has been nominal d and confirm
ed, and the base ball schedule for 1889 has been
published. The people of these United States
have great reason for rejoicing.
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EnOhA u II NOTuGES.
To all persons interested In either of the
Estates hereinafter named.
A ia COURT OF PROBATE held at Sko~
"A hegan, within and for the county OF Spmer
set on the I'd TUESDAY OF April In the year o.
nine the following business having been present
ed Tor action ther'uroD hereinafter Ted, 1t ID
hereby Ordered That public notice thereof he
appear vt Probate Court to b. holden at sai
Skowhegnn, ut the Pi obate Office on the secOnC
Tuesday of May. next ut nine OF the clock II
II they see cause.
SUMNER T. WILLIAMS late of Athens d.,
ceased VIII presented for probate by Albet,
Leavitt and Olive Williams, executor ami ec
utrix named therein.
HENRY T. JONES late Of Anson deceased
fttltiOn for license to sell and convey real go
tate presented by Ella j. A Jones. administra
SARAH N. SPOONER late OF Apson deceas.
ed. tetition for license to sell and convey
real estate. also petition for license 10 .e,l
| administrator.
REUBEN PEasLEY late Of Scion deceased
FIRST and final account OF Orchard Peasiey. nd
inihistrator presented. -"
EUNtCE W. CARvILL late OF New Portland
uasueAst". second ana fnal account Of i, G,
hanson. administrator presented.
DtNNIs MOORE late of Anson deca..a,,
r,Lst and hnal sccOunt Of George r. Moore. nd.
ihihistrator presented. also his private account.
u. CHARLES BODW ELI. late Of soon teceasel
FIRST account OF Selden r. Greene admin isfra-
tor presented.
rh,ANKLiN LOOMS late Of Palmyra de-
ceas'l. First account Of benjamin Grant eS.
etutOr presented. "a
:, ANSON JEWELL late OF Canaan deceased.
fetition for appointment Oi commjssiSner:
widow OF the deceased.
JOSEPH CAYOUETTE, JR, late nj stovh.
gan deceased First account Of Amelia Cav.
ont!e Guardian Of minor heirs presented.
TURNER BUswRLL, Judge.
Attest: 8: II. GOODWIN, Register.
-. Post ONCE address, Judge. Scion: Ra1,s,..
6kOwhegan A'0s's'sE
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0IIlnk CURE OLD Or. W. W. WATSON
uUIUN EMINENT. as cents Everywhere.

Army note. Don't confde your private affairs
to a feminine friend unless you wish the mai
part of them to become general information.
Vitality 10 Life"
The Lynn Mass. Transcript of recent date publish.
ed nearly column Of investigation among the ci,-
zens Of that enterprsing city. to the value Of Lou
were were over thirty cases Of cures by
Its use OF Diseases arising from bad Blood such
Scrofnla, Mumors Dyspepsia. Neuralgia, and Rheu.
matism What IL more 1t gave the names. residence
and null particulars some Of which little short
OF miracles and In over twenty of the afidavs
were made Of the corrections of the statements II
is Invaluable as frst.class blood remedy aud II
should be used this month and next 1t can be found
at Geo. Cushings and Bixby 4 Bucks.
A new rendering Of the old text: 1t is easier
for camel to go through the eye of needle
than for poor man to get into fashionable
church.
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Notice

l have rented my Shop and Tools
"a Madison street to George f.
Billings, of the firm of Wilson &
Billings, and l recommend Mr.. Bill
iings to ny customers. l have nc
doubt his work will please them.
l wish to say to my customers
that I am now prepared to settle all
accounts and respectfully invite oil
who have unsettled accounts to call
and see me at an early day.
a. oo0oRN.
6kowhegan, April, 4 1ooo. tfil
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BGGS FOR aLfCHlNG

TharouGhbrsd Lisht Dsahnaa. ~ 49,.
von erst prize II Eselsru Isine fculfrx s e..
vsssss !. ssiHss ss:, l:s sIsS dss isd .;eoed
q n.A,.s. y, - '.s sa ~ z x.0vi:ss;
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The reader says thee were only cons II
true. But do you not know that n my ~,
known diseases start from col's' i Ivy ~
slivht heg,nninrs. but how frightlnl their enc
ing, IL Il only slight cold, but il goes 70 inc
lungs aud causes pneumonia and ,,sas
Instant death: only a cold that settles IN the
Kidneys, liver and bladder, and brings nna ma,
death. with lingering agony. No man ever a,o 't
of kidney bidder discasc VINO alu llo, ~,
tnke cold no woman ever became confirmed
Invalid who could not trnce It's origin 10 coil::
such heing the terri = truth. the necessity OF
guarding these lrst beginnings In time must NO
plain II MI. ,,,tt f,ol -
Dr. Gardiner, Of the American Medicni COZ
iogc recently said >. " lille most COLDS 20
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fMghsld, AfTN u Issq.)
Upon the following townships tracts of land
not liable to be taxed in any town, the following
assessments for State tax OF 1850 made by the
IegIslature on the twenty sixth daN OF February.
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General News

WEATHER cloudy aud cold.
THE Mary Houston leaves New Orleans
today Tor Cincinnati.
REcurTs by river yesterday 22l bales cot
ton and 2li sacks seed.
Tim Gayo,o, Capt o. X Joplin. Is tho
packet this evening for st. Francis River.
Tnr Chickasaw. Capt T. q. Postal, Is the
"Wednesday packet Tor all points on White
River.
TnE river herr. stands IS feet on tic gauge,
n fall o. G-tcnths In the last tWcnty.iour
hours.
The lee Liners tomorrow evening arc
Coahomn for Friurs Point aud the Rosa
Ice for Osccola.
TnE James Ice departed on time last even.
ing for Arkansas city with a goo showing
oi freight and people.
THE O.linc steamer Commonwealth "
due up today, bound for Cincinnati. A. G.
Hainum prcsIdcs In her Office.
TIM Henry Lourcy aud bargcs for New
orleans passed up yesterday ut noon for ST.
Louis. She dropped an empty barge here.
THr Cherokee arrived seicriay morning
from ST. Louis with sos packages Of freight
for this place aud returned ON time last
evening.
TmE Ruth, Capt. W. T.. Hall. & the packet
this evening ut O'Clock Tor fipionvillc Now
Madrid and the upper bends. u. .. Michel
Is Ia her Office.
TiE Joe Peters. Capt. T. - Smith Is the
packet this evening for Oh points on the
Arkansas RIVER james y. Thompson has
charge uf her Office.
Tur st. Louis and Mississippi Valley
Transportation Comuauys steamer Future
City lcit New Orleans Sunday for 81 Louis
with a tow Of bargcs.
TnE Anchor Line steamer City Of Nicks.
burg. Capt Il. J. Whiilclrc, will pass up
today at Il o'clock for Cairo aud S. Louis.
Lem Ray is her clerk.
Tur Belle Memphis Capt Horny Keith,
q the Anchor Liuc packet this morning %
10 O'Clock Tor Naichoz and the lower bends.
George Walton u her clerk.
Tng city u Monroe from 30. Louis passed
down yesterday morning for Naichcz. She
discharged here i,2l3 packages freight aud
added ~ tons fundHCa aud 1000 feet VI
lumber.
TmE James Ice. Capt Mark r. Check, +
The United States mail packet Thursday
evening at o o'clock for Helena. Arkansas
City and all way landing. w. Z. Banker
ias charge u her office.
Tur Spring liill. which passed hero n few
DAYS ago with tow Of coal, blew out cyl
Under head and broke piston rod when five
milCs above Arkansas CITY. She proceeded
on one engine to Grconyillc, who're rcpain
were made.
TuE Ohio, Capt John &. Patterson, Il The
racket this evening at 60',luck Tor Cincin.
natl aud an way landings on thc Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers Rlhi. W. Mccoy has
charge oi her Office Tho Ohio viii give
cheap rates 10 an points North aud East
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THE MAGIC SOUTH
THE MAGIC CITY
The Southern Metropolis Of the Future.

The Real Estate ondo
Memphis suburbs
andt therefore
cri don dirne
feet
1NN 0'N~N,
lencepl
II the word. ''''o' P'''o
thoroughly equipped making trips daily runs along
fares
within five wv 80
The great southern Oil Mills
mediate vicinity - i' ""'" :" ''' '"'
Lane fourtcn uIfnl lorb pfr
onvin
~ nnl slfpr THAI unw
lbc In the
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ordor nr pnhiicniinn

40. 5.216 n n.-in the Chanccry Court n Shelby
county, Tcnu.-Thc Huamutcc Company Oi
North Amcfira fa u. Z. Goodyear % a.
~ Appearing from The bil iu this cluss. which a
sworn b., that The a icudants, Mrs Nancy A. iy-
man aud Der husband. -- Lyman. il1mUr a.
tuhnton aud wilbur A. johnson. arc uOu.rtai.
dents ~ The State ~ Tcnuesacr,
u IL thcuior ordered. That thor make their np.
uramun0 hrfrln az The C1ufi house ui shelby
county. ~ the city ~ NomphiA nov Taxing pis.
tfici ~ shelby cuuuiy, Tenn, un The Ont Monday
10 May 1872. aud plead, answer nf drmur % COM
plaiuaufa hlll. or the fifnn vii De- taken inl
onnics1cd to them aud fct flr hearing en- Iaftc.
s ~, te9, . ~ WI o' 49,, 4, , o9g
ArrrAL Thisfih day q April. 1889.
4 true copy Attest
y n MciiKNRY. CLERK and Master.
nyT n Caldwell. Deputy Cicfk nnd Maairr.
Iufley Wright aoliclion Tor Complainant
tirIfan
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EynnsyII,c.

special Dispatch TO The Appeal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April l5.-Thc w. II.
Ncsbit was in early with light trip from
Tennessee River. The packets out today
had light trips. The City of GAINESVILLE
goes 10 Cannelton in the STEMS place to-
morrow. Business dull Long tonnage Of
fcrings are very thin at present, Some corn
offering but boats are unable TO get into the
landing on present stage Of water. Nothing
from the DeSoto, due up. The Granite State
will be down at : O'Clock in the morning.
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Boats Leaving
Movements nj the Levcc.

Acknowledgements st. Louis; Joe Peters,
Arkansas River Chckasaw, White River,
City Of Monroe, ST. Louis.
eparturcs-City Of Monroe, Natchcz; Goa.
homn. Friar Point; James Lee Arkansas
City; Rosa Ice, OsccoA Cherokee, ST. Louis.
Boats IN port--Chickasaw, Gayoso aud Joe
Peters
Boats Due Down-Ohlo, Ruth and Belle
Memphis. Up-CommofNcalth aud City OF
Nfrk lhurg
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Lake, and was raised last week, the Hill
Wrecking Company having the contract of
raising her. The work of pumping her out
was done by the steamer Gamma and Pugh
Line steamers Lake City and New Evergreen,
the last two under the direction of Commo-
dore Pugh. The wreck is the property of
the Louisville Underwriters, and is In charge
of Capt. Harpman, their agent.
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Thursday. the a5ih nay Of April, 1850.

Powell, dated June y lh,S, aud rCrnrlCd In book
~ Of lake state Of Tennessee. wherein We are
named M Trustees, We viii ON
Thursday. the 18th Day OF April, 1850,
between the hours Of Y m aud =. m sell at pub.
lie outcry. ON che southwest corner Ut Madison aud
Main strccs, IN the city OF Memphis Tenn. for
cash ~ the highest aud best bidder. the following
described property. situated Ia the county OF iakc
aud State ni Tennessee. described In said deed Of
trust inworis aud ngurcs - follows towit Entry
No. LlGi, inr 30 acIcS made IN namo Of Charles T.
Love and frcden Hurscti, lying on the banks Of
The Mleisippl river, In the sixth Civil District.
uth scctohlah district, 18th surveyors range Lake
county Tennessee. and 4 the land now occupied
~ I. e. Powell. aud nlsO four small atis acre ca.
tries made In the name 81 Charles l. Love and
William n jonc. and Ia the hiorc'aid county. aud
mugc section. district and State. aud two Of the
above mentioned tmcis lie Immediately west Of
Robert sails 100 acre tacta. 70 being entry 81,
near southwest corner Of said entry %; The other
two Tie Immediately toulh Of faid Noll entry made
On the nsmcoi ". n Jones aud wcrc conveyed 10
the estate Of Love against W. n Jones. l'th Dis.
lHct whereas sanil 7. Love. % executor, e. ..
Love " W. "a Joucs aud J. &. Mci4emorc. And
alan parcel % land lying aud being Ia Lake cpun.
~. Tennessee. Sixth Civil District, 9TH socon. On
bearing date bcccmbcf y, isll. made in The name
Of David lo.s conveyed hy iioss % w. y. Jones
aud Juo q Nciemofc, and conveyed BY decree u
Chanocry Court iu the 18Th district in The chsc 81
haml 7, Love executor 81 ghls !. Love. W. Nc
icmore 4 Jones. moro particularly described as
follows Via lcslnuing At large ri elm ttyc. aud
fiuNNluf m tNN Mttt NnNNNlFN NlNn OF fftfN
made IN the name Of nobcrt Noll ior 1850 icrrs
said rcl elm tree l. the southeast cufncr Of entry
No. !, 40. made iu The name u Charles Love iur
glis arfga aud was conveyed ~ the heir uf Love
a. ~ Duke also. slii nd elm y the northeast cor
ucT of David Ross cnify, No. Oh thence said
land runs wcti IS poles with the south b0uuariy
line ~ sid Love entry iil1 passing bis southwest
corner - poles 30 q stake. aud IN = ". inheu's
sDuth boundary line ui bis entry M. ipf 30
acres. said stake being love iiarfctrs northeast
corner ~ their entry No. i,ii for 50 ncfcsj thence
fpiuh about 90 poles with The rlsf boundary line
oi sid Love q liArgciis entry iiGi 10 stake
standing No The Oh wood rad. With large cotton.
wood aud sycamore pointers thrncc east ~ poles
90 a stake Standing 10 Euhru hull's west boundary
line ui bis entry Nn % Tor A.ol Hcfcf theuro
north 80 POLES 10 the beginning. NJ % 10 Include
about 50 acre.
Aiso. thfcc head II muies. described m one
muufc CuluWd mnW mule named Lulin. one
black MANI mule. named Deck, and one black
horse mule. named lcic
Faulty a redemption dover and homestead
waived Title believed a. D. gnod hut wc ell M
Trustees only. A. X ~ khEL
Wa. KEUuaE. Trustees
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AZ s!reen,IiIe.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal.
GnrryvnLE Miss, April i5-The Joseph
Henry went down Of J o'clock pm. The
City Of Vickshurg, for g. Louis, J. due up
ut O'Clock pm. The river Is - feet, and
Milling. Moaihrr nhnMrrY.
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Attincinnnti. o.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
CNcSNArLo, April i5.-Riyor rising. with
10 feet 10 inches on the gauge at q O'Clock
Pm. The Scotia received her now shaft and
icft for Pittsburg on time. Tho Buckeye
state arrived from Memphis
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Cairo. III.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
CAmo, H.. April l5.-Ihc Belle Memphis
and Oakland got away this morning carly
for the South. The $. l.. Wood passed up
steamer Missouri is here patching boiler,
and will 90 TO Belmont tomorrow to take
the place OF the transfer steamer st.
Louis, while the latter goes to ST.
Louis for repairs. Tho Pacific passed
south with coal this afternoon. The sam
Clarke Is here TO go South in the morning.
The Charles Brown goes back 10 81. Louis
with coal. The Emma Ethcridge is hero
with a tow OF rock for Flctchers The
Golden Rule will be down tonight and adds
but fifty tons, as she Is loaded. River ISL
four hours
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AiNn.nns ll,- Ms.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
YAzoo Cry. Miss. April THE steamer
Katie Robbins wreck, reached the wharf Ia.
day In tow Of The steamer Gamma and Ey.
rrrrcen and will be there for the present.
She was sunk In January last In Tohula
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HON ES


81 FER Front Foot, HONios, IN Minutes out,
s61 s-3 Cash, Balance 1 and = Years.
80 Per Front Foot, 5oVaOo. 10 Minutes out,
Ia Cash, balance 1 aud = Years.
si5 Per Front Foot, 100000, 10 Fer Ccnt.
Cash, balance ~ Months, High aud
Bonutifuli ~ Minutes Quit Gus aud
water.
Gao Fer Front Foot, $3.50 Cash. balance rs
Long ns You Please, Minutes out,
Gas aud water.
$50 Per Front Foot. iooSioo, y Minutes
outs Gas and Water, Fashionable Neigh.
borhood.
$50 Per Front Foot, i5OS3tT, Majestic
shndo' Gas and Waters Fashionable
Noishborhood.
5000 Per Acre, Acres. High aud Healthy.
~ Minutes out.
si,Ooo Per Acre. iAcres. High aud Healthy,
10 Minutes out.
$500 Per Acre, a.. Acres, High aud
Healthy, 10 Minutes out.
$3.50 Per Acre. II Acres, nigh aud Healthy,
80 Minutes out.
$500 Per Acre, 20 Acres. High and Healthy,
20 Minutes out.
$4,000. Beautiful Residence, II Ia Acres.
10 Minutes Out.
nS- Don't Fail TO Look at Ny bargains They
Arc Au Good.
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1 WELL-KEOTH COMBINATION HORSE

will he nanied ~ Zoe Naneinrs April 20.
secaru Nour Chance.
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To Comsumptives aud Delicate Persons.
bakers Norwegian Cod Liver or reals the
lungs, builds up wnsic and strengthens JNO. e..
BAKER a co, PHILADELPHIA
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HOUSES ro LEr

An sBOpM HOUSE. NEWLY EEPAiHEp. AT
~ 30 Vance street Applyh 20 Naucc street.
JDY TllE YEAR coy HOME FOR 4 CARR.
ID ul family. near business. tiN MONS. panty,
closets. oic. ANGUS cAMlnLlL K 60.
DEigAuLL DOUBLE rRONr oFFiCE. SIC
~ oud lUDf 80 second street Also Wotircplng.
fuoms ArpIy io w. y. nHONNL
IiuuD uurrE iNE tGAcT LANn. CiiLAP.
VI near White station Apply nt ~ Nafkettt
Mo. 81 wALKIW AVENUE Mr. JOSEPH
y LrrUwa place. iuf months from May 4. Ap
ply 90 ,Ol mnt stfcut 0I la Walker avenue.
n. A. bAIE-ON
TWO Story HuCK sTUIrHnrFE. gHFiN.
| iur and nNiuns complete .uli ior any line ~
husiurs, nt 100 aud broadway
TWO Story HOUSE, uN CpENER on KrEL
aud flhh street Chcl.oa Cell aiabnyc aiifstt
NyENY DESIRABLE COUNTY, RESIDENCE
V o. Hdrcuay station. n q o. a. N
y 81 Nusni, Monf0o Hrrct
> Mn BROOM HOUSES COR sIHAAD GAINES
> 49, tgpur month. Ayplyat
4 X LTH 4 Goa
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Trustees Sale.

In pursuance Of the powers vested Ia NJ by a cor
tain deed Of trus; made ly 4. e. Powell and J. n.
Powell, dated June 3 i6,S, aud rccorlcd IN book
No. Of Trust Deeds pages 20 s0i. In the Coun-
~ Of Lake state Of Tennessee, wherein VIC are
named NJ Trustees. We will ON
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THE RIVERS.
stnge of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April Is, 1882
The following observations are taken ut all sta.
tious In the 10Th meridian time which Is one hour
later than Memphis time
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AdminlatrntrlN'a Notice.

aNAAANAAAAH 49, y efRhANNf
Having qualified o. Admlnl.irifiN cd uc estate
Of UEtsY HittiiMANN, deceased upiicv u
hfrrhf given rrclliur ul sali estate % Ole ucir
C.Hims with nee. of With = n. trrfcant Atiofncr,
u Nou1 Court sirlrt. ana de1iur VII pleas, cotna
forward and srtiic
DORA n. BEluLNANN. Admiuisiuuis.
a Lchoh street
Memphis. Tcnn.. April a. is,9.
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order OK Publication.

T
~. 7.rHi N Din she thHu .fr Court n' shelby
Csup'y. 1vnn. =Nii.iL.l Elasafi 90 al. w. john 4.
fms.Dy Ctnl
itutpcaunH from ihc LI'l in thls oaufr. which
4 sworn iu tift CO. plifHu of residence Ul dCIend.
80 iulu q. luri"tt o. uukuuWnl aud cannot -
b. rfialuel HNrf ulIi.r inquiry
~ A. iHUIHinfH UfirfHl that hr make hls arfrlr
auHf frn at hetuuft fuuHr of shelby cuuulFf ia
tNr rIfy ut Memphis NV Intlnf DISTRICT ~ shelby
pnuuy Tenn, on &c nut MuulnY IN May.
f.si. and plead ausW.l uf dcUuf i1 COG ip't.nant
i.Ii Uf ne same will ~ tatru Coz ruri10l Hs ~
him and 20 Tor hearing ctpHftU HHl tlli cof1 ~
tiis sfticf te publishel once WrCk iYf Sous sue
gCa.Itr weeks iu ths NempHh Appeal
This isi day 81 April. iss1
A True topy Attest ..
~ 4. n Clluril. ID. q r. 2tlNI
Can't q Patterson. solicitors i0r Comp'ainanis
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Daily tEKccpl SUNDAY

ihNi INV mummy iah@s
Arrives and Departs from Cor Third and Monroe
ktutUta
, 1889-09-01

There goes one of the cleverest soubrettes in
the profession" whispered my friend, as a
short haired, bleached little blonde whisked
past us, clad in a sailors suit with huge white
anchors embroidered on the collar of her
jacket. "She sued n popular comedian last
season for ten thousand dollars, for breach of
promise of marriage, and recovered five
thousand. Since then she has been living in
style in a fat uptown. Her mother is a great
schemer, and l think she owes that state
stroke direct to the maternal. l don't think
she will do a song and dance this season.
"What Is itf' | heard a group of men say.
where did they catch itG' said another;
and on turning to find out whether it was Il
sea serpent or a mad dog ! discovered a
young mulatto woman, clad In the most
astounding fashion. She wore a bright blue
skirt, trimmed with bands OF variegated
beads; a large Gainsborough hat of white
straw, loaded with red, blue and yellow os-
trich tips; huge hoop ear rings depended
from her ears, and a self complacent smile
adorned her mouth. Beads hung round her
neck and dangled from her low cut corsage.
"oh, that is Pogarita, the Indian actress;
plays in border dramas. Strange you
haven't heard of her." exclaimed a friend
who was with me.
"And hat large stout man with a Mexi-
can sombrero is Waddles, the great mill
ionaire, who plays the Rattle King and the
Ranch Chief. He affects hat style because
he has played that part for eighteen years,
till he really imagines he is the Rattle King.
He travels in his own special car with the
cattle-and takes out n new play this season
with nine horses in 1t instead OF four. They
call him the horse actor, not hoarse," re-
sumed my companion although his voice
isn't as clear as it might be, he roars
and rants so much" The Rattle King strobe
past me with mighty millionaire strides. He
saw no one, his snub nose haughtily spurned
the earth and sought the ethereal heights.
Then l groped my way up into one of the
dramatic agencies, kept by a man they call
Alexander the Creator, though no is a little
man, his word is mighty. He shook hands
with me In his usual genial way.
Nothing in your line this morning, miss
be said to my companion with a smile. He
had smiled at her like this for many years,
and had never yet had anything in her
line" We sat down a moment, when n fat
woman came in, dressed like a school girl.
She must have weighed fully 200 hundred
bounds A small toque hat. covered with