davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
AFTER INDIAN mUROeRERs.

HELENA, Mont, June @.-Governor
White today offered a large reward for the
capture of the Indian murders. This will
in all probability settle the matter The
governor states that a few renecades have
caused the trouble. They have fled across
the reservation. He expects some cow
ardly oeviltry or murder from this source
but is determined 70 put stop to their
work.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
STANLEY IN DIRE STRAITS.

LONDON, June 29.-Mail advices from
west Africa confirm previous reports of
the shocking privations to which Stanley
has been subjected. 1t is stated that his
hair has turned snow white; that his
clothes are in rags and that he is without
shoes. being obliged to use skins to cover
his feet
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
No other medicine so utilities the results
Of scientific inquiry as Ayers Sarsaparilla
COLOREO COLONY FOR MEXICO

ST. LOUIS, June GA dispatch from
the City of Mexico says two co!ored emf
grafton commissioners from Texas have
arrived there 10 consult with the govern
nlent officials in regard to procuring land
for large colony of colored cotton raisers
from Tsyas
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
At yNter-

A roseLeL 3Dsrnal .<ks. lisa ssO-A
people s.sr Ta7s b 10 pkyskzaa h skss
part q Gle4d, -. a. sy1~<a WHO Ers
ryoz soo1 AID ss.xenASos. 90 vosn ssggss
ia; nsoA1 s.srs ooeoes s1ous ~ csoo b tEs
Eszz-acs e lie Esore- E2za - sey kc1r q
tie d.y ia. ooczrs 20 - - rrssza-J Bur-
css.s Il Eyock.yn EAgbe
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30

weather is concerned the early sown wheat
is now too far advanced to be benefited to
any extent by rainfall, but grain late
sown, which comprises very large pro-
portion of the area, would be vastly
helned hY rain.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
Moving.

There are few things most woman 9re>d N
much q moving, for u most bones il rseAzss
q week cs confusion ss tbs laass Although
II may mean . gsrerl iEaprovcnsnt II toe
matter q abodc, Jet tia de-ooraitxssioG at
tending tas removal takes away Ike charm
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
AMAD SOLDIER KILLS HIS MAJOR.

NAPLES, July 29-While the Bersaghiers
regiment was marching here today
private named Barreli in a fit of madness
fred upon his comrades, killing the major
of the regiment and wounding a captain
and others. The mailman was finally
killed with a revolver.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
BASE BALL.
AT CLEVELAND.

al CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. ....... 2 Washington ..... 5
AT CHICAGO.
CnlcagO.. Boston ...,........
AT PITTsBURG.
First game
Pittsb urg......... s Philadelphia. 2
Second game
Pitts burg. ........ 2 Philadelphia. 800. 0
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
indianapolis ...... New York ........ 4
AT KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. 0 2 4 0 0 o. 9
Cincinnati...... 0 0 0 0 2 0 o. 8
Base hits-Kansas City 1S, Cincinnati 8.
Errors-Kansas City g. Cincinnati 8.
Pitchers-Conway, Duryea and Viau.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. immune. 20 2 002 8 0-7
Columbus. ............0 0 0 0 5000 O.
Base hits-Baltimore s, Colum bus 4.
Errors-Baltimore 0, Columbus 4.
Pitchers-Kilroy and Baldwin.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. ......0 l 0 4 8 0--10
Louisville. 0OO0 % l
Base hits-St. Louis Ii, Louisville 8.
Errors-St Louis 3, Louisville s.
Pitchers-King and Ewing.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics ......1 O Of 90 o.
Brooklyn. .............3 0 10000 o. 3
Base hits-Athletics s. Brooklyn 2.
Errors-Athletics /, Brooklyn 5.
Pitchers-Weyhing and Caruthers.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
TURF WINNERS.

CHICAGO, June T.-Winners az Wash
ington park today: SerenAder Irene bonh
ia Elyor. Newcastle, Esrly dawn.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
MQOW ACQUITTED.

CHARLESTON, SC, June CDR. Mellow,
who shot Captain Dawson in this city and
has been on trial week was today &C
<aff
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30

We have had so many bar
gains in our Gents Furnishings
this season that in some in
stances the question has been
asked: "Why are these GOODS
SOLD so LOW 2" The "Arcade"
has made a great reputation
this season with the gents who
bought their gents wear at the
"Arcade," and no amount of
talk could induce these gentle
men to go elsewhere than the
"Arcade.'
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
BARGAINS for GENTLEMEN,

BARGAINS for GENTLEMEN.
White lawn ties only 1Oc doz.
Four-ply linen collars only
1Oc each.
Four-ply linen cuffs only 15c
pair.
Balbriggan undershirts only
CSC each.
Colored bordered handker-
chiefs only 10c each.
Fast-black half-hose only 25c
pair.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30

The worst blood diseases are cured with
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Its effects are felt at
once.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
NORTHERN CROPS DISAPPOINTING

ST. LOUIS, No, June 29.-Crop prospects
are less favorable today than week ago,
owing to moisture and dry winds that
have held sway across portions Of northern
Dakota within the last few days. Advices
received from all parts of the northwest
indicate that there will be considerably
less than an average yield Of wheat. Far
mers in many sections, and especially CEN
trai and southern Dakota, are again crying
out for more rain. for the amount of mois-
ture that has fallen during the past weel,
has not been great and has come chiefly in
the shape of local showers widely scattered
and very limited in area. So Ear as this
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
Mathematical.

PEARS is the puress and pest soap ever
made
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
OUR MIDSUMMER SALE
A i GRAND i SUGGEST

ANCE SALE or all Summer Goods tns
demand that CLOSED OUT several neS or ire low
prtced goods. e' - ~ ~"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
ANOTHER MAN WANTED.

CHICAGO, June 29.-Ever since the inves-
tigstion into the murder of DR.. Cronin be-
gan there has been persistent search for
policeman who appeared at Dinan's llv-
cry stable late on the night of DIR. Cronin's
death and inquired if all the horses were
In. Il was at Dinan'S stable and on the
order of Detective Coughlin that the horse
and buggy were secured in which Cruuin
was decoyed to his death. 1t was a nat
ural supposition that the policeman who
inquired whether the horses were all in
had this particular horse in mind and that
he was therefore implicated in the crime.
The Times this morning says that John
Delaney, lookup Keeper at the East Chi
cago avenue station, which is about a block
distant from Dinan's stable, is the man.
Ii bases the statement on the fact that De-
laney is a member Of the notorious camp
No. 20 Clan -na-Gael; that he is an init
mate friend of Daa Coughlin and that he
has been identified by Dinan's hostler as
the man in question. The paper says that
Delaney when questioned about the mat
ter made nervous denial of its truth but
showed signs of breaking down.
Delaney appeared this morning a
the grand jury room. He was excited
and strongly asserted his innocence of any
connection with the Cronin case as charged
in the Times this morning. lie went be-
fore the grand jury and a local news agency
says that he NOS only denied the charges
but that the hOSter in Dinan's livery
stable failed to identify him, declaring
that he did not resemble the man who in
qulred If all the rigs were in on the night
when DR.. Cronin was killed.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30

VT Ntoo LEAVES THE COUNTRY.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June GA promi-
nent Nashville, Tenn, gentleman by the
name of Justice Consodine. who has been
on business trip to this city for several
days is authority for the statement that
Patrick McGarigle, OF Chicago, an &C
quaintance of Mr. Consodine. passed
through this city en- route for South
America. He told Mr.. Consodine that he
had involuntarlly been a witness to certain
transactions in the Cronin case; that thew
involved men to whom he was obligated
and that he was going to Honduras to
keep from testifying. He was to have
sailed from New Orleans on June %
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30

Base hits-Athletics s. Brooklyn 2.
Errors-Athletics /, Brooklyn 5.
Pitchers-Weyhing and Caruthers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08

Loie Fuller has studied the Bible Indus
triously.
Mrs Langlry is very we'll posted wo-
man on the Scriptures. Her father was a
clergyman Of the Church Of England. She
constantly carries a Bible and prayerbook
around with her In her private car and
not inircqucnily takes them from their
place and reads them. The Lily Is not
much Of church goer.
Rose Coghlan Is believer In the church,
and member OF the Episcopal Church.
Sadie Martinez was trained Catholic.
A number OF ycam OF her early life we're
spent in convent whore she received
her early education, and where she also
lived under the striclost discipline Of the
Catholic Church.
Katheryn Kinder q as strict Pfesby-
terrain M Mary Anderson IL n Catholic.
She IL to be found almost every Sunday at
a leading Presbyterian church in the city
In which she happens 10 bc.
Isabelle Coe, Of the Midnight Bell
| Company, IL another actress who Is an
Episcopalian. Miss Coc says she tried
very hard to be a Catholic, but she could
not bring herself 10 accept the creed Of the
| Church OF Rome.
Maud Adams says "l believe In God
but not In any particular church"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
Chancery Sale
or
r. e A L e ST A r E.

No. Gtsi Rim he Chanccfy Court u shelby
CouuB-slaio oi Tcnnc'src W. Alfred Adams
ctul
tend ln the aiutu causy On the iaih day III ngcom.
bef iv5. n o. ~. IaaU -. aud l.nrwcd lih day ~
Mnffh. La. n "A ~ Page, ~. ALL Ill ~ public
aurilun. a. the hiFiisai bldlrf, lu iruit ui tho
GItfs uuu Masters uiilup, nt the Main sifIri Un
imurc ~ thc cuufi house VI shelby County, hcm'
ph.s. Tcun. on
saturday, a5th nay 90 Aprii. iSSo.
within LEGAL huurs. the following described prpter
". situated Ia Memphis shelby county, Ienncssce
ioi b. biofk T. y by y fcoi on the east ddo ~
Water atupt, luu iIrkunuH Nuld ne The properly
0f D. ~ Vernon nud the lty uf Memphis
The rHft tiu 1T the south half ~ lot ~ ~ block
d. H. ~ smiths subdivision. aG by ~ feet 90 the
wei tIic oi alley gasi ~ Orleans street. tuld a.
the pnlpouy uf n. " christie
10 Ii hllok m. clsi eide u Second itrci, Port
piokeung Tenth Ward sold ~ tho property VI
Iot 81. bi1k b.. east side u Third street, Tenth
Wari "a by li2's feet rold us The property oi A
tnt Il Tate's subdivision. 81 By ii5 fcci. ON east
side II orleans street. sold ~ the property oi
III ii John nfownt subdivision, ~ BY as feet
on northeast cufirf Of iaiinso aud Georgia streets
ruld NJ The property If the uuknnwn h,ir 81
Emlly -artoii, dcCra,cd W. g. lolkcs aud TIE tiiy
Trnns of .aie-Ona credit of sis months note
bsafInF Interest with sruunty required. lieu r.
talnrd redemption hanud.
This on day " April is.1
a hriiENHY. Clerk and Master
EtiGC w. iicIskcli. tollciora
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
The mi.,i--ippi weaiher-C crop Buiictit


Following is the weather-crop bulletin
Of the Mississippi Weather Service, in CO.
operation with the United States Signal
Service, for the week ending Saturday,
April 0, 1880 Rainfall has been near the
usual amount in the northern part OF the
State, and less than half the average in the
southern part. It's deficiency, however,
has not yet injured the planted crops, cx-
cept that early vegetables are not growing
ms well us desired.
The temperature has fallen below the
normal, and has tended to check vegeta-
ton. No injury from cold is reported.
The usual amount Of sunshine is re-
ported.
Rainiall-Batesvillc 0.70; University,
|. or; Poniotoc, 0.00 Ricnzi, or; Koscius-
ko, $50; Greenville, 002; Loeb leyen,
$50, Wayncsboro, 0.2S; Mobile, Ala, OBS.
SPECIAL ITEMs PROM STATIONS
waynesboro-Corn planting nearly over.
Mobile, Ala.-Early cabbage crop going
largely TO seed instead Of heading.
Loeb leyon-Crop prospects never bet
ter.
Tcry-Com all planted; cotton planting
well advanced; good prospects for a large
peach crop.
BaIesnile- Cotton and corn both being
planted; weather continues fine.
Ricnzi Vegetation more than usually
advanced.
Pontoloc No injury to fruit crop from
cold. K. H. FuLToS,
Director Miss. Weather Service.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08

came out the woods onto the track Of the
connecticut Western Railroad, and found
his dog excitedly shifting at the rails. He
tried to call him off, but the dog kept iol-
lowing the rail for q rod or more, and then
stopped and barked vigorously. Mr.. Pal
mer was puzzled and, at first, indignant
that his dog did not answer his summons.
Finally he yielded to curiosity and exam
ined the point where the dog kept his
nose, and discovered that the fox had been
walking on the rail, and one foot had
slipped of, leaving its imprint in the snow.
Mr.. Palmer determined to find how far
this thing had gone on, and the dog was
allowed to follow the weak scent on the
rail. For over two miles they kept on the
track and found no place where the fox
had slipped again. At last, little further
on, they found where the cunning animal
gathered himself together and made a side
jump from the rail a distance Of over five
feet, and had made off,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08

A Low condition Of health Is common with
many who allow Themselves TO worry. Mental
anguish causes bodily suGerngs. Anxiety
aud carr have broken down many constitu-
tions. A train Of disorders usually follow
mental distress Heart affections, nervous
ness slccplcssncss, dyspepsia, liver COM
plant kuncy troubles, etc, are among
the list A sure remedy for relieving
all mental and physical distress IL Browns
Iron Btters. Ii at once strengthens evcry
part Of the body, making work pleasure
and care unknown
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
An UnIust charge.

From the Chiongo Tribune.
"Absalom," called out Mrs Rambo, In
n high-piichcd voice, as her husband came
numbering up the stairway at . o'clock
am, 'y0u have been getting drunk again.
This il the second Time since yesterday
morning"
"Nanshy," mumbled Mr. Rambo, hold
ING tightly TO the baluslradc, you're un-
Ehust, m'loyc. A man can't giddrunk
twice In twcnty-lour hOursh. Im-Im
sill ON the 'nginal drunk, Nanshyl"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
saturday. the goth hay OF April. 1850.

pms ANhh Wv
| saturday, the goth hay 90 April, 1850.
| within legal hours. the following described prop
est, situated IA the Taxing District u shelby
| County, Tenn, to.wit
north sGc of Webster street a. fcot east 81 lot -
sold a. !he property Of tbs unknown heirs Of hr<
rari Of lot a. bloch "a. being ts.riOs feet on tho
north sids Ut Linden street, northeast oorncr Of
Mulberry hold ~ the prpcfiy Of the unknown
lot 10. biloxi N. on the eat side o. NuIb-rry
siruct los isct north ~ Linden. tshasik feet
Sold a. the property OF the unknown heinh An
ioi IS block o.. frostinE % feet on The cUt tide
u Dcsoo street by w feet deep rs net aQrth Of
Union sreei. sold a. tho properly Of he unknown
fGsil IS M bi1k 1, A. wriahrs subdivision,
l0slS tcst on the east side " navie avenue. told
a. the ptopgrty VI George oldham.
lot 6lecE q sa.l SIDE Of Avery stree, sx
iN hi2 icst blcdtos snbdiyision. tgld a. Tie
pppsry q John %. Adler aud Elisa Adler
Pickerins 2,siso feet told - tho property Of the
unknown heirs Of o. n. Childruss
70, 10 Slo1s NIi sl iss' on s nc e.. ds %
cuH,l Andrew curcll Mary cunsll aud Mana
fSt n. Slool Is on the wet side Of o-,ssas
street 9islsO iset sold a. the property Of the unr
kaoun heiu " John Hoof
lot block 10. south lido Of Elliott street sltio
feet. being ~ feet east 81 ncsoio street Rolu a.
the property q the unknown helm OF Augustus
LcibeE
Lou y and 10. block I. psiturc 2.xs7 let each.
sold a. The pfopsrty VI !. n Ration Ann ~
Tough. Ar .. though. Ella Hough. LOUIS hougn.
Joe Rough Aad NlrsinlA HouSh.
Part 81 county lot a. on the north aide ~ New
Madison street. ooK-- AZ NJ interection With Old
Madison street Sold a. tho properly VI tue un.
known heir ol Eiisn Walsh
i.iig bloch u, north side Of Aiahama ftrust, 2sk
% feet Tenth Nsrd sold a. the property VI T.. a..
iniou aud the upk nown heirs Of " y Murray.
Moct 9 ukif1t beet on tho west slde Of Main
,ifcet no iset uufth ~ Alabama ftfcet ltlng the
faHhs a Hare iot. Sold ~ the prOpeHy u l. n.
Eatau
Inu VI and la block 10. on the est side Of rhiid
street sold ~ ths property Of W J. ChAsr
lot w. block a on The nofth tids Of Jackson
street tOIli0 fs0L Sold asths Properly VI tb0na-s
Graham aud T. n Eaton
foui,ga In hi0ik NJ Duii0so and nrown sub
iilison iuutug u net on The east Id oi nan.
lrflayuu Place. ID the southeast cofaef ui u thoee
avenue and unning east ~ icsi ON north los y
tive Pigeon Roust rosd aud on The souih hut ~
fHrt 90 lot No o. sald a. ths property Oh Daf,
tnt ~ north side II iot.lay street. battufe eAdk
iIuu. aEip issi told a. tbs propvrty OF w. III.
LfuWn aud n " ioncs.
Lots u aud ~. county LOT h0s. on tbs south sida
II Johnson avrnue. ttaxiN ies1 hold a. ths
property NJ a Pauis haptyt church
Terms 81 saic-on = erudit Of gK monthA nots
heanng Interest with security required, lien 10
aimed redemption harrcd
This 10Th day Of Narh lisa
n NcHENRN, C1sft and Mhs'cr.
Nrtrat wslker Hnd y = -h-rhHsd So .'nrk
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
An uniImrIx nranr-,.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
They got a new man ia the photograph
ing department Of the prison the other
day. lie had been accustomed TO posing
elegant ladies and stylish dudes and peo-
pie like that. and he had learned that
peculiar poliicncss seems TO develop
In aud disappear from professional
photographer They brought in a pris-
oner to be photographed and stood
him up. The new operator was little
ratified, but the policeman posed the pris-
oncr. The photographer took out his
watch. and as hc put his hand on the cap
looked blandly at the subject and said:
"Now, sir, put on n pleasant smile,
please"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08

usE noHToRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Dr. J. McWilliams. Dcnison, Ia. says:
II have used Il largely In nervousness aud
dyspcpsia, and consider thai II stands un.
hyallcd a. q remedy In eases Of This Kind. j
have also used u IN cases Of slccplcssncss,
with very nmlllYInE rranlla."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
SPECIAL FEATURES

SPECIAL FEATURES
ny terms Of contract the Cowuany must dcposit
the suuof all prizes Included In the schomc before
selling Il single ticket, aud a., Give pho following
official permit.
CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that the Lon
don Rank Of Mexico nud South America has on
special deposit the NECESSARY funds % guarintec tho
payment ul Hll prizes drawn by the LOtcra dc IN
lcuchconcla pubiict
n RODRIGUEZ RIVERA, Intervention.
Further, the Company l. required " III tribute
nityx per cent uf the value ul all the tickets In
prizes a laucr proportion than Is given by any
other Lottery.
Finally the number " tickets n limited 10 5000
-21uOl lcs, than are sold by other Lotteries using
the same HChr uu.
For iul particulars nd lrcU ". Bassetti, Apar-
do 80, city ui Mexico. MvNioo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08

J. +. Donovan, of St. Louis, Mo-, recently
purchased of Dan Lamasney.at New Orleans,
the speedy mare, Lucy Howard, by Aaron
Pennington, dam Susie b. She will he
SHIPPED direct TO this city and placed in the
hands of Ed Wiley at West Side Park.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
FURNITURE.

Special Sale OF Fine Bedroom suits
and Sideboards.
Country merchants will find j TO their
interest 10 examine our stock, which was
especially selected. The most complete
facilities Tor repairing, storing, packingand
shipping household goods.
GmsoS FunSiTuRE CoMPAsY.
Recently Gibson, Wright & Co,
(Mr. 4. A. Wright having withdrawn.
35s Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08

oFricEs furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
rs cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
A VERY Cnfe Eox.

Martin Palmer, Of Windsor. Conn, is a
fox hunter who had followed one Of the
animals n long distance last week. lie
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
Homes for Sale
ON
Monthly Payments.
WE HAVE

80 lots on Robson avenue, north
west of Elmwood,
200 lots on Mississippi avenue, be-
You'd tho Curve,
10 lots on Main street, near Ray
burn avenue,
Any OF which we will sell on
Monthly Payments of from slo 10
eco. Whom n lot has boon paid for
in full. II tho purchaser so desires
we will build for him u home on
said lot, roceivinR Monthly Pay
mentS In settlement for tho same.
This plan OF getting n homo Ia
bottor than by building a5socla-
-tions or any other plan. You have
90 talxo no stock; you have no COR
poration 20 deal with; you got utlo
90 lot at once. and cam sell at any
time, subject TO amount OF pur-
chase money unpaid.
We have sold over 800 homes on
monthly payments. Apply to
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
BARTON q LAMB.
10 Madison ST., Memphis. Tenn.
Chancery Sale
OBJ
II " A l. r. S II A r r..

No 2bet R.--Chnncry Court 81 shelby County
J. N. Wallace w. ". n GUcnlhw 81 A.
by virtue NJ an iutcrlocutup dccr'c ior sale On
tend In thcahu,c cause on The ~ dal 81 b,ccm,
brf Isl. aud renewed the - day Of April, lsfp
az ~ ~. pare 2iO, ! will scll ~ public auction.
Ia the highest bidder IN irlut ui the clerk aud Mas
tors onicc ntihc Main 'tryi rutmncc Of the 'ourt
house Of shelby County, Memphis Tennessee, ON
saturday,
TIE a5th day OF April. 1889.
within legal hoirs the following described prop
crty. situated in the Taxing District Of shelby
a CERTAIN tract oi land situated lying and being
IN the Oouuiy ui ehclhy aud t,atc ul lcnncs.ec,
| on inou iintvhic MNCf hcing part Of the lnlbol
| grant aud being u subdivision made by The Mcta
| phls 4 llopcneil Rcll Estate stock Association
| aud dies guatoi a. ~ agr tract, bounded POI FOL
| lows hginniug ni the northeast curpcr Of . 20,
~ 10 acr tmci u heug stake 90 the bank 81 sai,l
river thence west along aud With the north bound.
nr ui snld in1 o. iu1 uru lfart twenty one till
chalns and iWcni,'ihro lip links a. stake which
stands north Il west seven aud one half as fcut
form nnu fh marked ~. " lthruH the tnuthelttr tor
ncr nf the i0i nrrr trnrt spld tu Nm Clark thence
srtpu 90 chains "a stake hcncr east thirty siN
Ual chains aud hiuy seven ll links IN stake ga
iuusa nHtChir River thence suuth a. dtgrygs
wet with the mCluicr oi said river hnccn ll1l
chains aud TEN linl links thrnco south ~ wet
twelve 90 chains thence south ~ wet thirteen
90 chnlns aud MY Nnl llnks 10 the beginning
Also lot 81 ~ "a and " u tho waldran mbdi.
vision. each having trout ui nity con icct on the
east luu " Mnldnn avenue aud extending east
waui between parallel lines thrrc hundred aud one
luU feet ~ the west liur ni the MhUun property
The south line " lot - Il go feet. 81 lot - 4 io
feet ~ lot ~ Il 40 icrt aud ui lot ~ II Loo feet
north " north line 81 Poplar street
Terms II saic-One.ihifi cnsh, balance on n
credit ot q aud ~ months. nutr hcarnr Interest
with security required lien retained redemption
hfrfcd
This Ct day Of April, 1879.
" n McIiESRY. g An
Motcalt a walker. Turlcy a Wright aud craft a
Cfaft snlirltnfa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08

PAIS from indigestion, dyspepsia, aud too
hearty eating. i relieved at once by taking
one OF Carter Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08
Chancery Sale
-oF-
II e A l. e ST A T e.

No a2p1 "a Rim the Chanccry Court ~ shelby
CounY-stnto oi Tennessee Va w. T. Butler ot al.
rs virtue ~ an inierocutory dccrc, Tor sale en-.
tered in the above cause on the 22d day Oi Nuycm.
hcr. lisa 81 A. o. page So. Will soll VI public
auction. IN the Highest bidder. In front VI tho
ClsrE aud Masters unco al the Main street
trance Ut the court house Of shelby County, Nom
uhla Tom, on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-08

bIsN0ND DYES Color EsaiAas AID Rbbos,,
kfHhVHb bfHo Easy ElcsnHn Fcoaonioll