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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11
Goods for Men and Boys Wear.
SPRING WRAPPINGS,
SPRING Silks,
Spring Chintzes, Percales,
WINS, ROBES, &c.

TE1HE Sage Colored fabrics, in high, low,
4 and mediunl-priced Dress Goods.
gG~ Piques, White Goods, Flnnncls. Kid
Gloves, Cloakng Cloths Black Grena-
dimes, &C
I9~ Special bargains in black and colored
Silks and Poplins, black Alpacas, Mo-
hairs, and all other BLACK GOODS.
of better colurs and values than usual
~ found in this market
%a5- Corduruys, Beavertcens, Cloths, Coat
ngs, Tweeds. Suitings Cassimercs,
FIanncls, Ducks, Dnllngs, Navy
Blue" Fabrics, and other goods for
men youths and boys
re- Blankets. SLeetiugs Pillow Linens,
Towels, NAPKINS, Doylies, aud all
other kinds Of Dry Goods for families
aud housekecpers.
Gass- Northern aud Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily.
Ie. Solourners and strangers will inspect
our stock at their pleasure.
va. Printed Coloted Linen Cambrics and
Lawn Robes
Ig~ ONE PRICE ONLY, MARKED N
PLAIN FIGURES.
PERRY & EBEsOTHEE2Hg,
PENN. AVENUE AND NINTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Established 1900
Va. Carpets, CURTAINS, on Cloths; Mat
lings, Rugs, &c, upper floors,
apr Aft
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III O TT 7 q II

A MEETING Of the Board Of School Com
"A missioners will he held on SATUR-
oar, the 18Th inst, which applicants for
Teachers Certificates are requested to attend.
Va. On the same day, proposals. for re-
building the Ounce Orchard School House
will be received.
By order Of the Beard:
JAMES ANDERSON,
ap 4-3t Secretary.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11

Geo r Hays, Monocacy, Nd.
Walter NJ Talbot, Gailhersburg Md.
Jordan Il Graham, Berlin, Md,
Caleb Smbler Laurel, Md
Samuel Waters Laurel, Md,
Geo W. Suoull'rr, Point of Rocks, Md.
w II. b. Dorsey, Mt. Airy.
Samuel &. Grove Ridgevlle, Nd.
Geo NJ Smith b Bro Monrovia, Nd
Day & Hobbs, do do
Sellman 4 Williams lnmsyllc, Md.
Geo 7 Kohlenbeig Adamstown, Md.
John a Baker, Washington, y. G.
G. T. Dunlop & Co, Georgetown, D. G..
e. V. White, Whites Ferry, Va.
mar 2l--3m
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1ARM FOR SALE.

T. THE owner wishing
10 quit farming, will sell his farm, ONE
MILE from Rockville and on the Railroad
containing 80 acres.
For further particulars, apply at this Office.
apr 4-3tu
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o r D z z N I s I.
ELISHA j. HALL,
vs..
HOWARD STABLER.


ORDERED this oath day Of March, in the
" year Eighteen Hundred and Seventy
Three, that the sale made and reported by
Hattersly W. Talbot, Trustee in the above
entitled case be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on Or
before the 10Th day Of April next: Provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at Rockville, Montgomery conn
~, Nd, once in each Of three successive weeks
before the said 10Th Of April next.
The report states the amount Of sales TO be
5lOG7 Sc
Z. b. PRETTYMAN, elk.
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test
mar 28--3t E b PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11
ROAD PETITION.


NJ ia JLayI pJ Of /,,....,
'''' f1''''' N''' 1'O''" y N'"'"''o'""-
ers for M0utq0mely C0npty.
w u, 'Ue uhherslehed, Gllzens ana iax-
payers hefepH give uolfe ihat we WIZ,
'hltly DAYS AFTER iie Pablicnlion % THIS noilce'
Pelluoh your h9pof''he bonra 70 make
cuahge ~ tnf Ph"lie fo'a le"dih2 rom ROCK
Vil'e 70 C'arhsDulg, 10 0foer 10 h''id nc nlI's
on f'iher sac ot biR seneca, o'gihhlng az a
pom. On Inc snid road 81 or near The 0id Epis-
eoopnl Chur'h, on ihe "nd OF Mr.; thornton
layioe, 70 run thence on me most 'hgioie route
on we ana OF qua la3loe. lhence o. NE laha
o. hr. WIN. buxton Thence on me nnd o.
Mr. IayIoe again 70 the Ola ROAD ABOUT one
| quarter Of mile belo" Inc reSIdehee5oi Mr.
James y. Rabbit ,,,.,.,.,.,,,.,.,,
JA7. ,: u, HENDEhooNt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11

No license shall be granted to sell spirinous
and fermented liquors or lager beer, ia quan
titles not less than pint, for the sum oleiGh-
teen dollars and sixty cents, unless the person
applying therefor shall also obtain a license to
sell goods chattles, wares and merchandise
paying therefor the sum hereinbefore pre-
scribed according TO the amount Of his stock
in trade.
PERMITTED TO stand or station such animal
shall pay fora license to said Clerk, the high
est sum which he intends 10 ask or receive
for the season, Of one mare-proyiled no such
license shall be issued for less than $40
THOMAS WATERS, Sh'ff
apr At Of Montgomery county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11

License 10 Rctot1ers IF Spirauous or Rr-
meoted LiquorS ar Laqer Beer.--The amounts
Of license o be paid by retailers Of spirituous
or fermcnted liquors or lager beer are as fol-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11
THE ATLANTIC DISASTER.
The Rescued Passengers.


PORTLAND, April 5.-The steamship Fall
mouth, with 325 OF the Atlanfics passengers
from HALIFAX, arrived at l;45 this morning
among Inc canln passengers are S. w Wick,
of North Caroina Mr.. Jugla, Of New York :
b. b. Richmond, of Detroit aud Simon Cam
ncho, Frenchman. They were in the rig
ging eight hours. They praise the officers for
their gallnnlry, but are bitter against the
crew. Camacho's feet and legs are badly
Frozen.
A lralr started from here al clock with
the passengers. Inc Falmouth hauled in at
the wharf where the train was waiting, and
the strained, eager faces Of the Storage pas
scnEcrs were vlsibly massed at each gangwav.
All through the space between decks we're
these poor creatures crowded close, most in
thick winter garments, with haudkerchiels
cIoaks, and some with hats on their heads
AS they came ashore each one passed between
two of the officers, who handed them through
passes to New York. The only baggage seen
was 4 hig loa' OF Dread under :he arm and to
This each one chung as If 1t was most valuable
OF earthly possessions.
Slttieg IN the cabin was found Mr. s. w
Fick, OF Wilmington, North Carolina. He
was rescued after clnging to the rigging about
elght nourS lie was first Weakened by the
shocN OF me sea passing over the rigging. He
thinks that over 300 persisted within five min
ules from the time she struck the second time
inc oulcers seemed competent and acted well,
whIte the crew made no attempt TO assist and
seemed completely demoralized.
W lllhm Roberts, second rurser was also
on Inc falmouth. lie said there was plenty
Of coal aboard the vessel to last to New York,
but the Captain would turn aside towards
aailla& 10 AVOID storm which see-aed i'm
pending.
3. b. Richmond, OF Detroit, is the calmest
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11
Z AIDES OF MONTGOMERY.

A n NE
respectfully informed that | have Branch
for the sale Of Madame Demoresi's reliable
PATTERNS. with q fulI assortment Of ever,
description. Also. a nice assortment Of ready
made LADIES SUITS.
n. J. YOUNG,
IL Bridge Street,
mar 2l-y Georgetown, d. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11

PRoBABLE SuicIDE. -One Of those sad and
hcar-rcndiug occurrences which carry blight
and gloom TO family in the uutiniely death
of a wife aud mother, happened near Bay
View Cecil county, Nd, Monday last The
victim in the case. however, WAS still alive at
last accounts, but is not expected TO recover.
Some four yearsngO Mrs Hannah j. Muir
ray, wife Of John G Murray. brother-n-lnw
to 7 Y de Normandie or this city, Was pros
trated hv severe attack Of typhoid hver,-
For some time she fingered between lite and
death. her mind failing with her body aud
her brain crazed in the deiriousness Of her
disease Almost miraculousiy she was raised,
us il we're, from her dealh-hed but her reason
returned not with her strength, aud for long
time after her recovery feeling Of melancholy
Lrooded over her spirit in II she had CON
slant desire TO take her own life, and would
have done so had it not been for the watch
which was set over her by her family and
friends. who placed all instruments Of death
beyond her reach Finally, 10 Sever, she was
believed to have entirely recovered, and often
whilst in her right nina she had narrated her
feelings whilst oppressed with melancholy
her ardent desire 10 terminate her life, and her
firm intention to do so upon the first opportu-
nifty.
Monday, however, it seems that this ft Of
melancholy came over her again, and as her
family supposed she was entirely restored in
body and mind they had ceased to watch her,
and the long-sought opportunity was afforded
her for putting eud 10 her life, and she en-
braced it. Selling a small gun, which had
been loaded to shoot hawk and ;houghtless-
ly set away in this condition, she placed the
muzzle near vita part Of the body and pull
ed the trigger, hut death was not instantane-
Gus. She was still living at an early hour
this morning, and able to communicate with
her friends about the matter hut no hope is en-
tertained Of her recovery - Wilmington Cum
zYaycj0J
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11
ROAD PETITION.


TNHlRTY DAYS after the publication of
L this notice, we the undersigned, citi-
zens and Taxpayers, will petition the Com
missioners of Montgomery county for pub
lie road, beginning al or near David Ieig-
lers tobacco house on The road leading from
Hyatlslowu to Glarksburg, and running
thence through the land Of Ellen Anderson
and children, to the land Of the heirs OF Eli
Wolfe therce through said land 10 the land
of John Gardner; thence through said land
TO The land Of Charles Hobbs; thence through
said land to the land Of John W. Taylor;
thence through said land to the land Of Ed
win N. Darby; thence through said land 10
tie land Of Thomas Reid aud wife; thence
through snid land to the land Of james A. S.
Nicholson and wife; thence through said land
TO the land of Sampson Nichols; thence
through said band to the land Of John Hill
lard, thence through said land 10 The public
roa leading from Clarksburg TO Greenfield
Mills At jerome Thompson house; thence up
said road about one hundred and fifty yards
TO the dividing line between Jerome and
Richard Thompson, thence with said line 10
the lands OF David Iershey's heirs: thence
through said land to the land Of Thomas
Hodges; thence through said land to the
land of James bowman, thence through said
land to the land OF VIM D. Poole's heirs;
thence through said land TO the land Of Col
r. T. Dade's heirs; thence through said land
to the land of T. l.. Jones' heirs; thence
through said land to the land Of r. S. Poole;
thence through said land to Kings old fields
to the lands Of James A Boyd and VIM. q.
Sellman; thence with The dividing line be-
tween said Boyd and Sellman to the Depot on
VIM. o. Sellman' farm.
DAVID a. ZEIGLER,
JOSEPH X. SMITH,
ANDREW j. TABLER,
HORACE MOSSBURG,
JEREMIAH NORWOOD,
JOHN h. BURDlTT,
GEO. GRIMES,
JOHN II. TABLER,
JACOB l.. TABLER,
j. G. d. HARRIS,
DR.. A. II. HE1GLER,
JAMES McLANE,
l.. NJ. WATKINS,
WARNER WELSH,
CALEB KEY.
JAMES N. KEY,
JOHN f. WAlSCHE,
GEO. WEBSTER,
b. J. JONES,
MAHLON BROWNING,
WIN. n REID,
JOHN w. DARBY,
JOHN H. BOWMAN,
FREDERICK BOWMAN,
CHARLES LOWMAN,
JAMES LOWMAN,
WIN. HODGES,
JOHN p. HARRIS,
o. w. DUTROW,
VIM b. TRUNNELJ,
j. JAMESON,
SAMUEL SOPER,
CHAS PRICE,
REUBEN y. SOPER,
q. 4. DARBY,
LORNSON CUE,
f.. W. DARBY,
p G. DUDROW,
JOHN II. BRENGLE,
H. T.. WINDSOR,
JOHN n. SOPER,
EDMUND T. KEY,
SAMUEL darcy,
Il. r WHITE,
WM r HILTON,
r. r. PYLES,
J. II WOLFE,
THOS. HODGES,
c. T. HODGES,
FRED. LINTHlCUM,
mar 2s-5t WIN. o. SELLMAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11
10 o "a Q R II q ,

Thirty Acres being in Timber.
There is Mill, BlacItsmith's Shop and
Wheelwrighrs Shop within two hundred
yards Of the Dwelling, making this Farm
one Of the most desirable in Montgomery
county.
If this Farm is not sold by the 1Jth day Of
April next, il will be offered at public sale.
ZaIs~ For further particulars, apply to the
subscriber living on the premises, or By let
ter to Poolesvile Md.
jan l7-3m AMOS S. YOUNG.
n. B.-This Farm will he offered for sale to
the highest bidder on SATURDAY, the 3rd OF
May, 1878, at Poolesgille.
apIl-n AMOS S. YOUNG.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11
ICE $50 PER TON.
]. J. TURNER G. CO.,

u TfVI oVTVVIl D"TVTHUTVi NU'
CAUTION.-Thep popularity Of Excelsior
as the only reliable substitute for Peruvian
Gunno, has induced unscrul ulons parties in
this and other clllcs louise the name Excel
sior' 10 sell their compounds, Every tag of
genuine Excelsior has our name on il in Red
Letters. All others are cuuuierfeis
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11
MOURNING GOODS

Of the best makes. Black Grape Wells, Black
Thibet Shawls; 81 Black Grenadine for
Shawls.
A large assortment Of SPRING SHAWLS,
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Fans, Corsets,
Hoop Skirts Bustles. Hosiery of all kinds.
Good K d Gloves at 81 a mir
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-11
UNPAID TAXES.

mar 38 3tn E.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17
NASHVILLE HACKMEN.

Fe, ,rantI and Miss Ridgwny Vic:
II ms of an over Courteous"
II aekman.
T he Nashville Banner of the 10th has
the following:
A Sienor Ferrauti and Miss Ridgway,
of he Ole Bull Troupe, and Miss Ridg-
way' s mother were emerging from the
Max well House last evening TO go to
Mast mic Hall, Ferranti was approached
Inv o, le of Nashville's irresistible hack
men. who very courteously and blandly
snoo ested. in a most familiar way,
" Ms ok, boss, hackP
Now. Ferranti, who did not know ex-
Adtly where he was going anyhow, went
into the inviting hack, and in went the
ladies with him.
Jebu didn't care a red so he was in
hus;ness. SO away went the carriage, up
n, "a street and down another, until Fer
"a nti thought it was time he had reached
M asonic Hall, and looking out and see
in q building which he thought might
re radyenture prove to be the place. IN
stl ucted Jehu to pull up, which he did'
in the vicinity of the old Gun Factory.
Je hu was charging by the hour, so away
he went until the baritone once more
ca He'd out accompanied this time by
th soprano) for Jehu to stop, and they
20 und themselves, this time, alongside
T. II. Jones & Co. 8 implement mama
l factory.
4 The two musical occupants of the car
rage now executed a be sharp on
the pious conductor Of the hack and
manager of the ribbons, and gave him
10 understand that they had Travelled be-
fore.
Their music had but little cham for
Jshu. They kept the notes in their
noekets that could lay in sweetest con-
cord nearest his weatherbeaten heart
and they were the notes that he wanted,
and he preferred seeing them, too, to
hearing them or hearing Of them either.
Something about theaters was hnally
said and away they went, like lightning
once more, uutil another stop brought
them to the Old Theater; and they next
landed the accommodating Ferranti and
his charge at Masonic Hall, just three
doors above the point at (which they took
the carriage. They we're just on time
: for theirparts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17
nENRRALM MARKET.

APPLEs-Dull at s. OO95 90. as to quail
lBEEF~Fresh foFsquarters, 4sS6Oi hiHli. s
9lOc; mess sl3 3 Dbl; 900 -
BUTTER held at 2o9Soc; iah 10
prime, 20G22c; common. 99l5e.
BAGGING-Ranges from lS9ls1Scdor hgnt
and heavy brands.
BkAN-Firm at S26 0092 % Y ton at the
levee and 81 4Ogl 30 q lOO IDS IRON stOnes corn
bran, s2l q ton.
RACON-No clear sides or shOuldersin mar
ket; sugar-cured hams, lS1SGl4e; breakfast
bacon +, new, 91agl0e.
AREA NS-None in market.
CHIC KENS-Mixed and full grown. 81 COG
s so. Di 'essed, s496.
CANDL E5-Firm. Light and full weight,
% StyHAtEFEsEt-Firm and scarce; factory. $50
l6ISc: English dairy, l9gle19c,
COTTON, sEED-Dvll at 80 o ton at the
'Oc ceogFfFEE-. Steady. Common Rio. 2o@222c;
fair to prime. 23g24c; Laguyra' 2sSoci ia
c cjAlIB,BAGEs-Prices dull at s5@aS 100 for
VoS0tSRsN-MEALc-Easy ats 20 on the levee; in
s'S crRS,A n 81 SRRfEs-DuiI at slO@12 90 y Dbl;
CORN-Fir at 5595Tc fer yellow and
"I DRIED APPLES = Quiet at S1z94c y n;
pGnf1IIITCyKEs NS9l,ss at 81 90 q doz. for live.
EGGS Firm at 33@34c for fresh.
FL0UR-Firm and unchanged. Low grades,
81 5Og6 50 medin IN, 81 OO9S 50; family and
| fancy. SO 00@l0 81.
GUNNIES-Second- hand burlaps' loci new
'HAY-vsry scarce at ss6@4Oi. From store
KRAUT-ouiet at ss@9 q Dbl.
| enthusiastically at 81 so q box.
IIME-Firuf at 81 4O9l SO. .,,,,
| LARD-DuII. tierce refined, o4g51sc; ket
| do gsZdqiLc. n, Ill, 9N@lOc from store.
| LIVE STOCK Beef cattle, choice, 5g51Sc
medium 10 good, .P945zc gross; hogs, 412g474
M0IASSES1FirnG good to choice Louisi
Ap NAi u.s. at IS 1906 rates. - oo.a
ORANGE S~Easy; i. -esh louisiana 81 COG
VoSS n rs, at ga oO@4 Is, levee ant
'C0tATs-ouiet at 4s@5Oc or mixed and ehoio'
white at the levee. and I lsooc from STORE
"TTURKEYSNQuiet at slSt as % dozen TO
| live and 15@l8c q lib for dress ed' -, e,<0-
| PORK Dry sailed clea ,s s1des, gs4g,
clear rib. 61l9546c; shoulders, a4soci a saI1
9lS@l0c; mess pork. sl4 so y BIB y nosS' 0S''
whole. 40 :
P0TAT0ES-Dull; in shipping order. 81
| G3 60; in store, SO 1888 IS. ,os>.
| sUGAR-Firm; We quote: coli, 'e n, III f.
extra G, l2a121zc; crushed and pow uereu' if'
new Louisiana white clarified. l219c :.
| SALT-S2 35a3 Is a Dbl, dOmestici md oalf g
| TIES-Are firm; SG8z the inside Vrlee 10
| lots of not less than 500 bundles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17

FoR FuAR's PowT The swift and
steamer Phil Allin will leave
At Eve pm. for Friars Point aud all 10
termediate points. The obliging Capt
James Leo commands, aud two popular
gentlemen are in the office - MessFs.
William P. Gray and Wynne Cannon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A break in the gorge above the bridge
at 81. Louis was expected last night but
whether It occurred or not we are not
advised.
The Richmond Is loading at st. Louis
for New Orleans at SOC per 100 on pound
lots, aud 81 per bbl for -four.
Private letters from Keokuk, aud al
the way down on the upper Mississippi
report the river swelling rapidly.
The manager Of a Chicago theater has
sent for an interior view Of the cabin
of the Great Republic, which he Will
copy upon a drop curtain.
The barge Red Stockings fioated oil
from opposite 0sceola, Ark, and lodged
on Bulletin bar, where she was ransacked
of nearly all her cargo by dry-land sharks
aud then burnt up. Her cargo at the
time Of sinking consisted OF about loOo
barrels Of -four aud some whisky lard
etc. Her savings will not amount to
over 5000
T. B. Rhodes, r. c. Gray, A, Jacobs
In Hunkins, T. J. Griffith, 7. H. Griffith
and J. R. Melville are the directors OF
the Northern Line for the ensuing year.
Ben Cougar and Tom NorthrOp are
the clerks of the Richmond.
A proposition was made at Evansville
Monday, to rattle Off the James &. Ran
! kin $50 chances, at $40 a chance.
A Pittsburg exchange says 1t IS
w.. Die that the Mcmillan capstan case
iii he y = in the courts again soon. Cap
80 MN, an says that he is not tue
least Iaas ~ nnsa,ys N regard to the result
although he has 50. ne pretty hard mate :
rial to contend with Ia -"e ~ c.
Captains John L. Rhoo, - ~ " '
and others"
A project is on foot to establis- 'Oa'
yard and marine ways at Evansville.
The Nellie Thomas, the transfer-boat
for the Cairo and Fulton railroad, ar
rived at Little Rock on Wednesday, the
day that the road ran their first train to
the Arkansas river.
On Friday last, in the United States
District Court at New Orleans the order
previously issued for the sale of the
steamer Katie was amended as follows:
The Marshal is ordered to sell said
steamer for cash sufficient to pay costs
and expenses. For the balance of the
price he is authorized to receive bond
with good and solvent securities, condi-
toned that the principal shall, after the
various claimants shall have had their
respective rights adjudicated upon and a
decree rendered for the same, in ten days
after the order of Court directing them
: to do so, the said principal and sureties
shall deposit in Court the price of the
adjudication.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDeER oIy1oE,o

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. January II. lSlS.J
There is a more active demand for
money to-day, bat the banks restrict
their accommodations to customers, and
in some cases refuse to loan at all.
Bank rates of discount are 10 q cent q
annum and on the street from l993 g
cent. q month. Exchange is scarce
again, and although the banks have suf-
ficient to supply their local demand
commercial bills on Eastern points are
]6sc discount, and on New Orleans fc
discount, the latter being in demand, as
that market offers a fair and profitable
margin for conversion into Eastern ex-
change at Sc discount. Gold opened at
ll2b in New York and advanced to ll2s;
dealers here bought at lllt@lll9, as to
amount. Tax-paying scrips are the only
local investment inquired for, other secu-
rites being dull and neglected. State
warrants are 97@9sc, old issue Bank of
Tennessee money 97l@9se, and county
warrants s9CG92c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17
Personal.

Mr.. W. F. Anderson, of the firm Yeat-
man & Anderson, left yesterday on a
suspicious trip to St. Louis, and it is
feared by his friends that he is matri-
monially inclined towards some fair St.
Louisian.
Mr.. Arthur c. Pickett, agent of Ole
Bulls Grand Concerts, is in the city
preparing for the appearance of the
troupe next Friday and Saturday at the
Assembly Hall.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17
eoR SALE.

CoR shLE-A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR
n mating Rubber Stamps" An enter
arising man can make ten dollars per day WIN ~,
X ;n iris CITY. Apply at 224 Main st. ll6-l2l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17

MANsFoRD, corner Second and Mon
roe, has made great reduction in the
price of papers. If people do not buy
news at his low price, he should encour-
age literature by giving papers free to
all who ask. lloT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17

M News sTASD.-Joe Lo' Ike has
.,ns,es new news depot at NO. 236
Main. me door north of his Ole stand
HI, the latest dailies, week. y pictO-
risls an magazines from all parts OF
the worl d, as well as a complete s'ooA
os Nook. stationery and general news
,oods zoe has reduced the price oil
=, allie, to FIVE cents, pictorials ten
csp,,s and other periodicals at similar
rateq
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17

LIFE is short and human strength a
precious boon that should be duly
guarded like an eagle does its young
Why then allow the fair women of our
land to exhaust their vitality at the
washtuo when Hitzfeld's Premium
Washing Machine is so cheap. 1873
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17

wIoR sALE-oLD NEWSPAPERS sUITA,.
\ Bile for wrapping paper, 5oc per lO9. AT
N b1ic ledger office. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17

Those gentlemen holding tickets in
the rattle for the horse, buggy, ETC., are
requested to call at the Appeal edito-
rial rooms tomorrow evening at eight
o. clock,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17

-.-oR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT ON
III. , southeast corner of DeSoto and WEB
ster St. eets containing SIX rooms tnscs wi, Appiy
~, ~ a mr. emises. I'LL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-01-17
madame vincent.

The freshest and best shell oyste rs
can be had at Madame Vincent's Ciys-
tai Palace saloon, in the alley on Main
street, opposite Odd Fellows dali.
Oysters served up in all styles at all
hours. and the best liquors in tn, city
are furnished by the Madame.