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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-04

RAILROAD MEETING LAST NIGHT.-A
good attendance of the members of the
Chamber of Commerce and other citizens
was secured last night at Odd Fellows
Hall, to hear an address by General For
rest in regard to the projected Memphis
and Selma railroad. Colonel W. s.
Pickett presided, and Captain W. l..
Trask, the Secretary of the Chamber, was
at the desk. Colonel Pickett stated the
city had been cordially invited to send
delegates to railroad convention to be
held next Monday in Selma, called to
devise means for building the Memphis
and Selma railroad. He then introduced
General Forrest, who made plain, forci-
BILE and stirring talk, which every prop
erty-holder and business man in Memphis
ought to have heard He expressed great
surprise and regret at the apathy of the
people on the subject of this road. Sub
scriptions to the amount of 100000 had
Deeu reCelNtu, vi WuiCu Quinn SOn
tributed 100000. He made full state
ment of the prospects of the company,
showing them to be favorable, but still
with much to do He said that Holly
Springs sent $1,000 bales of cotton east
this season which might have come to
Memphis. He showed that there are
many combinations against this road and
many against Memphis. If our people
do not want this road there are other
cities ready to step forward and take it
off our hands and bind us still frmer in
a network of outside railroads. Other
cities are grasping for the trade of the
interior which belongs of right to us.
Everywhere he had been he met the
active agents of Louisville, Cincinnati
and st. Louis houses, but very few from
Memphis. After his address the follow
ing gentlemen we're appointed to attend
the Selma Convention: j. W. Clspp,
William Farris, F. A. Tyler, General
William Wallace and John Everitt, Esq,
of London, and others will be added to-
day.
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MASONIC CONVENTION.
The Movement 10 Build IA Grand Ma
sonic Temple I'm Memphis.

A charter was granted last fall by the
Legislature of Tennessee for the erection
Of Masonic temple in Memphis A con.
vention of the various Masonic lodges in
the city was held on the 23l Of last DC.
tober, and committees appointed to take
action in regard to the matter. The con-
yention was reassembled last evening at
the South Memphis Lodge room, and A.
J. Wheeler was called to the chair.
The proceedings of the last convention
were then read.
Mr.. George Mellersh, from the Com.
mittee on Subscription, reported that be
had given his book to the Chairman OF
the committee, but his impression was
that about 5000 had been subscribed.
He moved that the old committee be dis.
charged and a new one appointed, which
carried, and the Chair appointed Messra.
Higbee, John ZeDt, George Mellersb, ].
P. Trezevant and R. c. Williams.
On motion, the old committee on pro-
curing lot was discharged and new
one appointed, consisting Of Messrs. j.
B. Cook, W. s. Mathews, DR.. W. B.
Mitchell, II. J. Lynn and A. E. Frank
land, to whom all propositions for lots
will be referred.
The Convention then adjourned until
the first Wednesday in April, unless
sooner convened by the Chairman.
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County Commissionsr-'squire Hall Still
in tho Fiald.

Not to be daunted by any set of men
that may form themselves into what is
termed ring;" and by the by, there
are plenty of rings in Shelby county,
and some of them large and some small,
and some black and some white, as well
as few that are very much mixed, and
few, but very, very few Of the work
ingmen of Memphis-not of Shelby
county-have caught the ring" fever,
but say they hold very heavy hand. |
should think they did, when they scared
the entire Democratic party the other day
from the Exchange Building, when all
the colored men had to run away; and,
talking about .workingmen, Squire
Hall has laid brick in Memphis for the
last eighteen years-when Memphis was
quite small place and was not cursed
with rings" of any kind as she is to-day.
But for the last FIVE years this fearless
candidate and true representative of the
tax. payers and workingmen of Shelby
county has been dealing out justice to
criminals, as the Criminal Court record
will show. Vote for James Hall by all
means. Give him long and strong
pull, and a pull altogether. Stand firm
to the honest taxpayers candidate on
Saturday next, and all will be we'll and
returning justice will hold aloft her
scales once more. To your posts, tax
payers. Vote early, give the day for
James Hall, and all will be we'll.
An OLD MEMPHIS MECHANIC,
And one who is wide-awake.
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The House of Representatives has
voted to grant to the Southern Pacific
Railroad the right Of way through the
public domain. This was, of course,
right, but yet it met with severe resist
ance. What kind of representatives of
the people must those be who vote mill
lions,upon.millons OF dollars and millions
upon millions of acres OF land for the
construction of Northern railroad to
the Pacific, and yet would deny even
the simple right OF way to a Southern
one
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BRUCE & Colt gives us genuine plea
sure to call attention to the carriage
house of Messrs. Bruce & Co., on Monroe
street, near Main, for their prosperity is
proof of general prosperity and the re-
vival of ante-bellum times. Their card
appears in to-day's LEDGER. They have
a complete stock of carriage and wagon
makers goods always on hand, and their
arrangements for supplying fine buggies
and carriages are unsurpassed in the
Southwestern country. Their veloeipede
school is feature worth while seeing, as
it is the first and only one in the city.
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In spite of the storm the Panorama Of
New York City, at New Assembly Hall,
was we'll attended yesterday. The pan
Drama is an admirable one; in fact, one
of the best panoramas we have seen. The
views on Broadway are life-like, and
many scenes there exhibited look almost
as natural to the beholder as if he were
actually walking down Broadway" The
explanatory lecture, by Mr.. Norton, is
full of interest, and statistical as well as
historical information. In one night a
person can learn more of New York, by
seeing the panorama and hearing the ex-
PLANTATION, than he could by actually
walking its streets for week. Exhibits
at 81 and o'clock, every day and night
to Friday, March 18th.
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BIRDS, Docs AND FANCY CHICKENS
Mr.. Charles Espech has returned to the
city with fine collection of birds, new
patent cages, dogs and fancy chickens,
which may be seen at No. 81 Jefferson
street He also has number of very
fine canaries, from the Canary Islands.
These birds have a nightingale tone, and
are very desirable. 6
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WILLIAM WATSON, Dentist, has again
returned to the city after an absence Of
some msnths, and again offers his pro-
fessional services to his friends and the
public generally. Office with j. B. Was
son, No. 3l8 Main street. l06t
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ne'er have known one joyous hour.
But twas the harbinger Of care;
Meier gazsd upon broken flower
But read my own fate there.
I've known affection deep and true.
Then found It was misplaced;
For when my heart was given to you
With griefit soon was traced.
Then fare thee we'll 'twere better far
No thought to thee were given;
| would not mar SO bright star
There's nothing true but heaven"
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REMovED.-Scheibls & Co., dealers in
leather and hides, have this day removed
from No. Adams street to No. 203 Main
street, Webster Block. 8
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Fresh supply of Pittsburg coal at G. I.
Peterson's. Office, ID Madison street.
Also at w. II. Horizons, 354 Main street
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FoR COUNTY TRUsTEE.-Notice having
been officially given that an election will
be held Saturday next for County Trus-
tee, our well-known and highly esteemed
fellow-citizen, A. Woodward, Esq, an-
nounces himself candidate before the
people for the Office. Mr.. Woodward is
too well and fsvorably known to require
any special commentator at our hands
BE is every inch a gentleman; whole
souled, warn-hearted and generous to
fault. he has been highly couplimented
by the people at former elections, and is
thoroughly competent and trustworthy.
Ifcalled to the office he will discharge its
duties faithfully snd satisfactorily to the
people. Mr.. Woodward is q Jealous
worker in the ranks Of the people, aud
deserves we'll OF their hands,
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On our first page we have compiled a
directory of business houses, which our
readers will find a serviceablo medium
for giving their location. est
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AT Low PRIoEs-The new spring style
hats at Wheaton & Co.. 8, 1879 Main st. IA

DELEGATES TO SELMA.-In accordance
with the resolutions of the railroad meet
ing at the Chamber of Commerce last
night, Mr. Cherry has appointed the fol-
lowing list of delegates to attend the
railroad convention at Selma on Monday
the 9th inst: Charles Jones, Z. W.
Rucker, ]. W. Clapp, G. W. Truehart,
John Everitt, f. A. Tyler, General Will.
liam Wallace, W. B. Galbreath, Minor
Merriwether, T. A Nelson, James L.
Swayne, William L. Vance, j. Fl. Ed
mondson, j. Z. Ruffin, P. NJ. Winters,
Miles Owen, W. B. Greenlaw, R. G.
Brinkley, Captain Henry Fontaine, Ben
jamin May, F. NJ. White. The delegates
will 20 via the Memphis and Tennessee
pm. train Friday, leaving Jackson,
Miss, at 9 am. Saturday for Meridian
aud Selma.
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that His Honor the Mayor advertise for

that His Honor the Mayor advertise for
sale, for city Indebtedness or cash, the
following pieces Of real estate House in
Exchange Building; engine house and
lot on Poplar street; lot between WASH
ington and Poplar streets, near Orleans;
and fifty-four acres of land south of the
city; and that he sell the same, with the
concurrence Of the Finance and In
provement Committees and the Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen.
MEMPHIS AND SELMA RAILRoAD.-A
small country sheet called the Sun,
published in the interest of WaterValley,
Mississippi, or Paducab, Kentucky-we
are not certain which, but generally dated
Memphis, to secure certain public print
ing and few scattering advertisements
recently made the reckless assertion
that the Selma road will come from
Selma to Okolona, but never go out from
Memphis. Our people are insane. They
waste bonds on rings and on roads
leading north, which would build them
selves if we built the road to Selma"
Whereupon the Okolona Nesos takes
Memphis to task, and says among other
things:
Memphis can 20 on with her Northern
railroad extensions if she prefers it. We
of North Mississippi can manage to find
good price for our cotton and other
produce 10 those cities which have kindly
given material aid to facilitate commu-
nications with us, and the pockets of
whose merchants we cheerfully fill with
greenbacks.
We beg our Okolena friend to hold his
horses, and not take the word of any
outsiders concerning our local or COM
mercal affairs. Let Memphis papers be
heard. The idea of the Water Valley
Paducabson talking about I'VE" build
ing q road is ridiculous, for it is well
known that neither of those hamlets
could afford to come in competition with
that growing young city of the prairie.
The road tcill be built from Memphis
to Okolona, for we have seen the place
where it is to start.
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JOB PRINTING AND Book BINDING.
Messrs. Dalton & Price would call atten-
ton to the fact that they have just re-
plenished their job Office with all the
latest styles of type, which enables them
to compete with any job office in the
Southwest. Their bindery is thorough
and complete, and they make the best
blank books in the city. Their facilities
for turning out every description of work,
connected in any way whatever with 8
job office or biDdery, are unsurpassed.
Their prices are reasonable, and they
guarantee to give satisfaction in every
respect. Their place of business is No.
9 Jefferson street, under Commercial
Hotel. Give them a call. 4
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GOSHEN BUTTER-The best quality,
just received by ]. Devote, corner Third
and Adams streets. Ii
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THE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Kentucky coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street. Bethel Block. I
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W. G. RUSSELL, painter, paper-hangei
and glazier, No. 279 Second street
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FEMALE DISEASES, all over the South,
are rapidly yielding to the magic power
of that never-failing uterine tonic, known
as English Female Bitters. 1t arouses,
restores and regulates. l44-t
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PARTIES coming to see Dr. Gabbert for
treatment of consumption are notified
that he leaves Memphis every Friday, at
noon, to visit patients in the country, and
returns Monday morning. 8
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If you want good old Megibben whisky
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street.
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MRs. YELvERToN- Mrs Yelver
ton will give farewell reading tonight at
Mrs. Haile's academy on Madison street.
The entertainment will call together a
select and Intelligent audience.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of q
call this morning from Mr.. s. NJ. Thomp-
son, proprietor of the Oxford Falcon.
This paper has recently been enlarged,
and is one of our valued Mississippi ex-
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REDIvIvUs-We have received sgain
the Paducah Kentuckidn, revived by
Messrs. Prather, Mailn & Co, and i'm
proved in general appearance and make
up. We wish it better success this time.
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NEw.-Spring style silk hats-very
fne-reasonab prices-at Wheaton d
Co.'s. 1879 Main street.
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LARGEST SHAD of the season just re-
ceived, by express, at Victor d. Fuchs,
Al Jefferson street
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To let, with board-two splendid front
rooms, at ia Court street. Reference
required. BIT
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DoLBgAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLRGE, go
Maio street, open day and night. New
pupils can begin any day 1914
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main street.
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BucHu.-Tbis wonderful medicine has
gained a worldwide fame for the cure oil
affections of the kidneys and bladder,
and all who require its use are in search
of the best. Physicians and the public
unite in saying that Dromgoole Il Co. S
buchu is the best and cheapest. Price,
81 l44
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The SpEcrAroR-Just out and for sale
at all news-stands. .
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
90 to Megibben Il Bro, 2Sl Main street
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A FRESH supply of the best imported
maccaroni at j. Devoto's, corner ofThird
and Adams streets. 1897
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DEKDs, Leases, Bills Of Lading. DrAy
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this Office. !
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We iRvite special attention to large
lot Of Corsets opened this day. Also,
Notions, Dress Trimmings, Hosiery,
Linens, Napkins, Towels, Tickings, ETC.,
etc. T. W. JOHNSTON & Co.,
SAT Main street.
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SOUTHERN EMPORIUM OF FAsHIoE-247
MAIN STREEr-Mrs. M. T. Hunter has
Just returned from New York and Balti-
more with fresh lot of spring goods,
which she selected with view to please
the ladies of Memphis and vicinity.
Beautiful styles in dress trimmings, fancy
jewelry, flowers, hats, old ladies dress
caps, and anything pertaining to her line,
now open. Call and examine for your.
selves. b
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LAGER BEER.-Sam Gleason has the
finest at his saloon, corner Monroe and
Secnnd straeis.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Maizena Flour, pre-.
pared by Woods, Maude & Co., for ma
king boiled pudding, mullins, wafles, bat
ter cakes, ETC., put up in ten pound pack.
ages, at Coffin Bros, 1872 Main ST. Ii
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WANrED.-A No. mule, good condi-
ton, sound and safe, for family use. For
particulars, apply at this Office. G
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MONEY loaned on collaterals, at the re-
liable 32a Union st., Lenow Block. All
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Il. B. PAcKER-Pittsburg coal and gas
coke-2964 Main street. 58t
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If you want good old Megibben whisky,
90 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main street.
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And one who is wide-awak
English Female Bitters

English femaie bitteFs
Cures all Female Complaints;
Cures after ali else fails;
Cures wife, daughter and mother;
Cures female pains and aches;
Cures al ire gular uterine actions
Cures diseases peculiar to females;
Cures Mysteries and chlorosis.
Sold by all Druggists. 10.
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MOUNT CARBON Coal CoMPASY.-2O
Madison street. 1867
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COMMERCE, FINANCE AND TRADE.
Weather.

W6aLuer.
Meteorological observations yesterday. as
reported to us by Prof. Edward Goldsmith
March g. 1859
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GESr's elegant spring style silk dress
hats at Wheaton & Co., 1879 Main st. IA
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MONEY to loan, at $50 Main st. l47-l'

MOUNT CARBON Coal CoNPANY.-Slack
coal. 20 Madison street. lO6-I
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well appeared last night, for the third
time; as "Clorinda" in the great bur-
lesque Of Cinderella. The audience
was large, select and delighted, and at
short intervals shook the house with
laughter. Everybody was pleased with
Miss Lavender, while Mrs. Cline's easy,
graceful manners and dashing songs
were greeted with rounds of applause.
Messrs. flanagan and McWade we're CAPT
tai in their respective parts. Mr.. Dovey
personated his character to the letter
and spirit of the text, and the other mem
bers of the company were up to their
parts WELL Tonight we are to see Mr..
LefiugwelI in his great impersonation Of
Romeo Jaffier Jenkins " in the rollick-
some comedy of Too Much for Good
Nature. This is his great character, and
we look for an overhswing house. The
opening piece will be the Irish Emf
grant, very pleasing comedy.
New YORK PANORAMA This interest
ing and instructive exhibition continues
to sttract great crowds at the elegant new
hall on Main street, No. 1863. While
pleasing TO the young mind, this piano.
rama is really worthy Of careful study by
older persons, business men, pleasure
seekers and scholars. Those who have
been TO New York, and visited the most
prominent points of interest, will find
much pleasure in travelling over the
ground again and listening to an intelli-
gent and graphic lecturer at the same
time.
VARIETIES THEATER.-The new stars at
this attractive place of amusement have
made good impression, aud their per-
formances likely to draw larger hsuses
than ever. Miss Sherman lisa charming
singer, and last night was loudly APP
plauded. The Pels are frst-rate, while
the old favorites, Helene DeVere, Sallie
Eldridge, Lottie Mitchell, and others,
still hold their places ON the boards and
in the estimation Of the public. A new
and attractive bill is prepared for this
evening.
GAYETY THEATER - Manager Ely
thoroughly understands the art Of pleas
ing, and knows just how to cater to pub
lie taste. He keeps the best stars in his
line, and presents new attractions night
after night to the crowds who flock there
to enjoy music, burlesque aud fun. VIII
lis and Tooley are IS funny as ever in
their negro delineations, and Miss Hin
die and Miss Howard, NJ lie Henrietta
and others, are as spirited and charming
as ever in song, dance and manner.
Several new stars are shortly to appear.
PARLoR Music HALL-This musical
place on Jefferson street, in the Jefferson
Block, is open every evening to the pub
lie free. 1t is attended by quite crowd
of pleasure-seekers, who always enjoy the
passing hour and come away we'll pleased
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just Received |:

100 BbIs. Old FavOrite stOnewaII
Flour,
700 BbIs. Good Low Grade Flour,
zoe Bbls. Rump and Mess Pork,
25O TIerees and Kegs Leaf Lard,
oysters, Sugar, CoGee and Helasses.
nm ''' '-' S. TAYLOR 4 CO..
ltQ-ls No z7s Front Street.
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Those DESTROYS of seeing Rosenbaum
& Bros, can DO so by calling at ]. 81.
Loeweustiue & Bros, No. 23l Main
street. CLAW Building. 81
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 TO Megibben & Bro. 2Sl Main street.
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If you want good old Megibben whis-
ky, 20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main st.
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WANTED---City and country people
TO know that we are now Offering our
splendid stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS at retail, at less than whole
sale prices. Satisfy yourselves by
looking.
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SPRING styles silk dress nats-ihe best
ever brought to this city-at Wheaton Il
Co.'S. 1879 Main street. 4
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TIE SPEeTAToR-Just out and for sale
at all news-stsnds.
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OLD HATS made new at 1874 Main st.
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For the PUBLIC LpDoER ]
TO MISS :
BY OLD BUSINESS.

PROvgRB.
freet Mercy IS Nobiiitv's True Badge.
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ADVERTISE your business in LEDGER
directory, first page. 7
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Goods not exactly i'm style less than
cost. ll5-l5
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MouSr CARBON CeAL CoNPAsY.-2O
Madison street. Screened, lump and
slack coal 1861
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JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
No. los JEFFERSON STREET,
Boarding and Lodging. per week..-..-.~.s6 90
Boarding. without Lodging, per week..... 50
1913 0. RRINsHAGEN. Proprietor.
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CHOICEST OF family supplies IN endless
variety, ct ]. DevotO's, corner Of Third
and Adams streets. 1917
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The SPEcTAToR.-We have received
the March number Of this Memphis
periodical, and 6nd it in all respects an
improvement on former numbers 1t is
beautifully printed on clear, heavy paper,
aud presents quite a magazine-like APP
pearance. The contents include the first
chapters of beautiful legend BY Mrs.
Ford, a poem by Carrie Bell Sinclair and
much valuable matter.