davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-17
A FEW GOOD REASONS:

IA Ne,1 hrention THOROUGHLY TESTED and
secured by Letters Patent.
2-Makes a perfect LOCK STITCH. alike on
both sides. on all kinds of 0oods.
S-Runs LIGHT, SMOOTH. NOIsELEss and
RAPIp-best combination of qualities.
4-DuRABLE-Runsf for years without repairs.
5-WW do all uarieties Of cork and Fancy
Stitching in a superior manner.
els most easily managed by the operator.
Length of stitch may be altered while run
ming, and machine can be threaded without
passing thread through holes.s
7-Design Simple, Ingenious, Elegant, form
ing the stitch loihom the use Of Cog Wheel
Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has
the Automatic Drop Feed, which insures uRi-
form length Of stitch at any speed. Has our new
Thread Controller. which allows easy move
ment Of the needle-bar and prevents injury to
thread.
S-CONsTRUCTIoN most careful and FINISHED.
1t Is manufactured by the most Ekillful and
experienced mechanics, at the celebrated
Remington ArmOrY, IliOn, N. Y.
Cincinnati Office, Isl Fourth street.
IO4-156
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-17

monks BOUND AND MANUFACTURER
II fIon, a PANPHLET to the FINEST BOOK in
he country, the Eastern market not excepted
in quality or price.
FIne BIa1k Books a sP PeciaitT.
gSf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-17
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN TRUST
ID deed made on the 9th day of June, 1860,
by d. G. Cross. to me as Trustee to secure GER
tain Indebtedness thereiR mentioned, which
trust is of record in the Registers office of
Shelby county, Tenn, in Record Book No. AZ.
page 379, to which reference is made, i will on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-17

MY EACH
number
o
to
pri
izs
Bowling Gen Ky For to vIcr,N
with Fran fgg In
o-1E-1 oraG4 Maf md Is.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-17

When they told an Indiana woman
that her husband had been sliced up by
a reaper, she impatiently replied. We'll,
take the pieces 10 the barn-I can't
leave this gooseberry sauce just now.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-17
Tuesday, August 25, 1874,

streets in the city of Memphis, Tennessee.
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder.
for cash. the following real estate, to-
wit: A lot in South Memphis, being
~ reet and on run eaf betHeen S1
parallel lines 100 feet. and is bounded on the
north by Huling street. on the south by Treze-
want street, on the west by lots and 8. and
on the east by Main street Equity Of redemp-
tion especially waived, and title believed to
be good, though / sell only as Trustee.
JAMES p. WOOD, Trustee.
PATTERSON & Lowe. Attorneys.
July %, 1874. 125-154
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-17
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND LoUDviLLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-17
HOUSE,

Is West Court street, Memphis,
y. g. TOOF. ,s Proprietor
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-17

Jepet at foot of Main street.
Ticket Office, 2S7 Main street. corner OF
Madison. =.
M. BURKE. GenT Sup't. :
, 1874-12-13

Mr. 4. Ltpman, at the northwest corner Of Clark and
Monroe streets, for all times, but especially for
tho holdays, again extends general invitation to
everybody to call and inspect his famous stock Of
jeveiry, dc-, comprised Of diamonds, rubies emer-
aids, sarphi1es opas, &C.. Set In every variety Of
modern fashion. Observe all these gems In gtoch
unset 20 as 10 give parties opportunity Of selecting
their OWL devices. few sets Of diamond shirtstuds
Of great bruiancy. Ladies' gold Witches ornamcnted
with gems- eua1noled. embossed. engine turned and
plain. Gents gold watches, quarter and split
movements stem and key inders, in open and hunt
ing cases, imported from every matchmaking country
IN Eu1opc, also from every factory in the United
Sacs- 1nrge assortment OF silver watches In heary
csses, snitabs Tor rai1roadcn Bteastpins aud ear
rugs Of great beauty in turquoise and pearl cameo
genuine coral, kc. Mngs-signct, hoop, aud cluster
With gems, or pfain OF ornamente1 in gold alone
Loekcs Of great magniacence Of which en-
helli2hed With turquoise Hnd pearl, very handsome.
Mussvo and other gold chains just imported from
France. badges and other ornaments, suitable for
secret and religious societies. remarkably novel
stock Of silver and syer-plted goods. few choice
musical Instruments, among which arc some very
ane old volins alr Lpcan beRs to impress the fact
that be has great experience in all descriptions Of
ge diamonds in particular, mud that he has gathered
together Of the finest aud most brilliant to ho
found anywhere AL orders cent from, the country
will receive the nud attention If the pur-
chases made IN person. buyers can calculate
average Of IS rer cent reduction from the 1lsusl
prices. by dealing with 4. lpman, northwest corner
Of Clark and Mduroe streets.
, 1874-12-13

One OF tho most elegant as well useful holiday
presents which can be uado il piano. One Of the
elegant and seryicesble planes in the market is
the Hailct Davis, and Of tho instruments Of their
cnnke beautiful than the Uprights. The
Saturday Erenina Gazette Of the most critical Of
the Boston papers, says OF them: The instruments
ringing qu7l:Ts, and their snpeS5 breadth 81 tons
appeal equally to the artist and tho amateur, while
the souitv OF their make and their ad-
7l1rabte Gttrdbsitty recommend them to the
attention Of all in want Of an iustru-
mcnt possessing almost every desirable qualification.
They arc y, octayes grand scale and are warranted
piauos. has large stock Of these magnificent inst1u-
ens ut his elegant piano rooms, Of sta:e and
Adams streets. As beautiful piece of household fur
uitute and perloct musical Instrument there is not
: piano in tho market that equal the Hallet /
Davis Upright, and tho fact that they warranted
for five years will undoubtedly bring them into Ee-
Inand even as larga that for tho Hnllet & Davis
Square piano.
, 1874-12-13

Petit 3ury before whom therc might happen to como
all the facts Of thelr Official carecE.,i
Tho second count il based on the Rnbjoined
article. which WAS published in the Times OF
Dec. i:
For personal reasous 1t almost cr1o1 to deprive
Mr. Sam Ashton OF hts anticipated dividend the
SELF should he ever be Indicted for tic sdeame
Of his official career Nevertheless, If he faila In get
ting his share Of the swas, ho cu eavs the office with
the.-to L1n-Iroud conviction that ha did hs level
best to earn 1t. Aid so can be console nimscf
for Eecnniary failures in other directions !;
Iii a!l he 1abored hard, when
steal before the Board, and in mo .cnse was
industrious Co 1nissoncr,-tho Times cheetfully
adut7 this. No one Inns worked harder, or schcIled
Or 1tanucd more iudefatigabty than lie during hs Off
cial career. The public knows This and w admit it.
He has been tntiring Us worker md presiding
officer, he has always been uctua1 in his attendance
and prompt IN his lectsions. No one will deny these
facts. Tley are true. But there should be coupled
with this conclusion tho fact that al this scheeniug
and planning, this hard work. these untiring labors
n times. kinds, aid qualities have been In the inter-
est with few unlurorant exceptions of scainwEgery
and corruption. II, during his Official life he had
worked In the interests Of honesty with onehalf the
yHor that he has III tho interests Of Jobs, steals, and
the like. he would aye secured record second 70 TINT
OF no honest official In the country.
The Indictment which
COMMISSIONER LoNER0AN
inatigated, contains ouy ono count, being based
on tho article OF Nov. 2S.
The witnesses arc Samuel Ashton, Thomas
Lonergan, aud Franc B. Wllkie, an etlitorini-
writer On tho Times.
, 1874-12-13

COMING EVENT.
1t is given ont that Miss Noltio Crugom, one Of
our fairest nnn most accomplished songstresscs
and most charming and respected young LADY,
has accepted the suit and service OF Akerly Toui1-
eend, Esq, member OF the firm of Townsend l.
Co., grocers and 1talian-yoods dealers, gentle
man than rlonl tharc is not ono moro GENERALLY
beloved and respected in the City Of Milwaukee,
The marriage will take place next spring. Tho
union cauuot but be n most happy one.
RELIGIOUS.
Services in Plymouth Church ut the usual
hours, afternoon aud evening. Subject OF tho
The Rev. E. T. Ward will preach. both 1notn-
ing and evening, 10 Christ Church, 5S3 Fourth
street. at tho usual hours. There will be IN
early celebration Of tho Eucharist at : q. m.
service BY the Rev. E. Il. Ward, will commence
ut O'Clock. Sunday school at o. M
There will be proacling in Hapovsr Street
Congregational Church both morniog aud even
ing. In the evening the Rev. Mr.. Anderson will
repeat, BY request. the discourse delivered in
AsburC Church on Thanksgiving morning, on
- Science and Religion"
Tho pre-eminence and conc1usiysoess OF Chris
tian evidences will be tho topic for consideration
in the Second Baptist Church, corner OF Spring
and Seventh streets, in the evening. The public
are cordially invited. Ushcrs are always in at
tendance to welcome and seat strangers.
Tomorrow the semi-annual Convention Of tho
Milwaukee District Of the Conversational Church
fellowship meeting iu the evening the following
topics Will be discussed: ~ 'sFellowship among
Christians and Churches" ''Tho Christian Life;
Personal Conservation and Christian Effort u;
Tho EvanEelizinE Work Of the Church in It's
Home Field" On Tuesday the Convention will
commence its seseions By sermons By the Rcys.
Gillespie, Of Bristol, and Dierce OF Racine; es-
seys reports, aud discussions BY the Revs, C1app,
Of Wilmot; Curtis, OF Burlington; Hitchcock,
OF Ieuosha: Laad and Reed, OF Milwaukee, aud |
Miner, Of Madison, arc upon the programme.
nRRvIT1Es. |
The streets haro been as dusty all the week
as in the dogdays.
Good prices have brought forward large sup
plies Of hogs, dIsproriug tho constant assertion
that "fhere is no more pork in tho country"
The cars on tho East Side now run every ten
minutes each way, and are duly appreciated
United States Commissioner Blooasood is to
have an Office in tho Federal building, and will
move in early next week.
Largo numbers Of ercrgreeng arc going
through this city from the woods in tho north
q Chicago and other southern cities. -Four tons
onssed through hero one day this week
Charles DFadlaugh haa telegraphed in reply
, 1874-12-13

The Oakland Literary Society hold its regular
serui-monthlS mooting 1t tho :rosldeace Of o. r.
Bronae Tuesday eydning. Tho attendance Of
members md visitors at tho last fen meetings;
his beca largef at every meetins and last Tues-
day evening tho room was entirely filled Tho
Society ia composed OF sone of the very bes.
literary tatoht id this part OF tho city. :aad bids
fair to rank Is ono Of Chicago's best literary
headlights. "..
Thirty fourth street, better known IS uni
yersity place, is undergoing the paving process
Oue-hnlf OF tho street adjoining the University
grounds is to bo paved with Nicoisoh pavo-
| ment. and tho other half Of the street is to be
laid out as public park and promenade: The
| grounds aro to be laid out curly in tho spring,
trees to be planted, and all other improvements
made aa soon aa possible.
People who arc getting rather chaarritablyy in
clincd, especially when theft donations aro to be
dispensed among poor unfortunates thousands
OF miles away, and who are not aware of the
fact that charity begins ut home, have organ
lied q Grasshopper Benevolent and Aid Society,
to provide moans and articles for tho destitute
in Kansas Every old coat, aud all the old
boots, and every old dress, is labeled "Grass-
hopper" and sent on to Kansas.
Last Tuesday the Sabbath-echoo1 workers OF
this part Of the city held their annual reunion
1T Grace Presbyterian Church. Tho perform
ances consisted Of ''Tea-party," at half-paetG 6,
and Bllort t1ue Tor social reunion, after
which the meeting waa addressed By the Rev.
\. E. Kittredse on the subject Of Sabbath
school work.
prcparatieas are making BY almost all Of the
churches for tho usual festivities for the hoIi-
deSs; somo will have Christmas trees, and
others will hare concerts and variety Of minor |
performances suitable for tho edifcation and en-
joyment Of tue Young people connected With the
Sabbath-schoo1s.
It ID asserted by responsible parties that the !
circulation OF THE TRIBUNE in this part Of the |
city is just double that OF the Times.
That residents in this parts OF the city should |
not starvo to death this winter for tho want Of |
meat, is evident. Thare arc thirteen butcher
shops within radius OF four blocks, nnd at
last accounts there wero good prospects Of few
more being started before the holidays.
Balllng operations continued stronger
than ever. The AIcCord estate is just complet-
ing two rows Of marble fronts. one fronting on |
vincennes avenue and Ihirty-ejghth street. and
tho other on Vincennes place and Thirty-eighth
street. The J0hnsons have obtained building
permits for q new marble block on tie corner Of
Vincopnes place and ESan avenue.
The Ellis Park Club hold their next soiree q:
carz's Dancing Academy. TT Cottage Grose are
nue., Thursday evening.
, 1874-12-13

Our old and reliable fur manufacturers. Messry.
Bishop Barnes, corner State and Monroe streets,
have the most elegant stock Of laes' gents, and chill
dren's furs for the holidays shown in the West
We notice that their new style Of mink aud seal sscques
is having tho most extensive sale Of any fur
manufactured They have the finest silver graz fox
nnn and boa made, just the thing for bridal Or
Christmas present. Messrs. Bishop Barnes are the
only manufacturers Of the new style muu aud boa
combined, the most graceful AMI Convenient style OF
fur wora Making over, altering. and rel,srin furs
OF all kEds promptly attended to BY the above dr1n
, 1874-12-13

The Lyceum met Thursday evening and dis
cusscd prohibitory and license liquor laws.
Henry 7. Harding will givo literary enter
tainmont Dec %, consisting Of duets, readings,
and solos. He thinks that it will be- worth 25
cen.s to adults and Is to children to listen to the
same.
Thero will be Sunday School concert ut the
Congregational Church next Sunday evening.
1lr- jerome and vito having enjoyed yisit
to their home in Minneapolis, Mimi, during tho
carly part Of the week. - -
, 1874-12-13

From the Prormfnct {R. ~ Journal,
In = certain town in Rhode Island tho pa1tGa
Of two children, boy aud girl, died. meet
ing Of the local authorit.es was held to dseiA
upon Some action that would relieve tie TN
Of the expense Of supporting the children T!
matter was discussed freely, and at an ndjouna
meeting held at l. private residence the chil4a
were required to DO present. The boy was b!
to SO into an adjoining room, whero he Tuaa
cIothing Tas . Scent piece, Which he W ]:
bring to the Committee. The boy obeya hs
order. The girl was sent into another loer
whore woman was sleeping, from Ehoa.
pocket pieco Of money Or scrip was to b tafe1
She also obeyed the instructions gyen beg vi
the children we're afterEard arrested ufu2
charge of petty larceny. tried, found guilt, ife
sentenced to the State ReformatoJ School dc.'
ing their minority.
, 1874-12-13


F:i1ay evening, Prof. 4. A. Griffiths, under
tho auspices OF the ladies' Of tho Furnishing So
cety Of the Ii. e. Church, gara an entertain
ment consisting Of Readings and inperBona.ions
from various authors. Tho basement Of tho
church was crowded. The entertainment rs
whole was very enjoyable one: md, as Prot.
EritGtha 1a5 taken up his residence g: Oak
Park. ho will probably give further readings
during tho WINTER
! qunrtetto consisting Of a1iaa Conwell, a1iss
Nocott. Ar. Corbett, and aIr. Bates, furnished
tho music for the OCCASION. The proceeds OF the
evening Will be expended in furnishing the
church building.
lilo Union Club will giyo its usual sociabla
next Thursday evening at 3ir. Austins Hall.
The preparation OF tho "lrlower Queen for pres-
entatlon to the public, under tho Infringement Of
Mrs- Horton. progresses tine1y. Tho entertain
incnt =" Ill be given the evenings Of tho 29sh
and 30 III inst, at Unity Church.
Tho Junction train On the Northwestern Road
is usu ally 80 crowded in the evening that largo
number of persons arc compelled to stand up
until tho city limits are passed. Il is suggested
to those whose business It Is to intend to the
matter, that tEoir exceedingly pleasant state
OF affairs could be rendered still moro pleasant
By the addition to tho train Of another car.
, 1874-12-13
RARRlNG1DN.

Tho Methodist Church is holding revival meet
ings, and considerable interest is being awakened.
The Plum Grove cider mill has just closed for
the season. Mr.. Lincoln, the proprietor has
sold to ono firm in Chicago 2,4o0 gallons Of cider
Tho mill spoiled 1,G75 bushels of apples for it's
trade. beside doing great daal OF custom work.
, 1874-12-13

The New England supper given by the ladies'
Of the Bethany Church last ThurEday evening
Was decided success. There was large at
tendance. and, besides tho good things provided
in the nay Of old-fashioned catables, there was
singing and music by the ladies' and gentlemen
OF the Society, many Of the old~fashioned hymns
and an tunes being selected for tho OCCASION
The profits OF the occasion foot up over $50
and are for the neaet fit Of the Church.
ahe1o has been nitLin tho past weck depot
, 1874-12-13
hf0RAM0GC pARk

Tho citizens Eet at the residence Of the Rev.
4. '. Grick. in social concoursc, Friday even
ing. The evening was en1iyened with music,
charades, and reci:ations by the young LADIES'
and youth OF the village, all acquitting them
selves creditabfv.
Tho next gathering will be- held at the resi-
denco Of Mrs. James ". Olmsby
Prof. Fargo delivered lecture on Music in tho
Ecfor med Church last night It VAS pleasant
and instructive address.
, 1874-12-13

to urgent invitation, that he will lecture hero
ag;in Monday night. He created d wonderful
Impression hero Thursday. Nearly all The
prominent LAWYERS, divines nowapapcr-nion, ,''mer-
chants, thinkers, and writer's OF the city, with
their wives, heard his hiet lecture; and thoy ap-
pIauded ut shor:er intervals than any lecturer
ever was applaudcd here before. It is rare, ir-
decd. that such aggregate Of, intellect is seen
gathered together ut o1a time III this city as nas
the case Thursday and that ono man receives
8uch approval.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosh, Keeper nnd NIatron of
the County Poor-Houso, have resigned. and so
ends the stoady opposition OF the Ladics' ylsit-
ing Committee to tho present infringement.
, 1874-12-13
DEGRf AlhEG.

There will be dancing party at MosseE'a Hall
Ohristmaseve, to which the public are invited.
The Audubon Shooting Club ot this place met
last night in the basement of the Masonic Build
ing. Arrangements were made for another
shooting match ne1t week.
, 1874-12-13

has made hugo hole in our stock. bns ~ h,..,..
good assortment OF oyercoatinrs, .u;tins; *
onal coatings to select from, and sa.11 enntf.r.
same discount until Jan. L 'ea
0HDwAx { Nrs1Axa
239 West Nadi.cn ~.
, 1874-12-13
RICHMOND.

The ladies' aud congregation Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church are to gi7a New-Englnnd
festival and supper at tho church in this plaza
Wednesday evening. The occasion will bo en-
lirened by singing and tableaux, the participants
10 be dressed in the COSTUME OF ths olden times
, 1874-12-13
.Deudnu.

You viii not regrets trial Of the tooth.poxder Il n,
dan-" It gives pearay whteness; delicioutyt,7us
and Nc warrant it to contain no injurious ,ae,.d.-.
Gale Block, rs South Clark street. retail ,e..r
Wholesale bJ Van Setback, Stevenson l. Reid q ri
81 L2la street - -e-s
, 1874-12-13
Indy franklin and the Arctic Erncn,-


The Dundee ddrertiser announces On authori-
~ that tue reward OF $4,000 offered sone years
ago by Lady franklin for the recovery ri ,bo
official records OF her husbands expedition still
holds and that, overland aboyo, she viii be- nre-
pared to renunerato auy one who nav gncccei1
IN recovering them for any outlay to which his
research may put him. o'4 111'
, 1874-12-13

The only house in the city doing in e'1t,r,t,r.
business is Potter's, No. % Madison stIss. y sea
aud faeilities for hne watch-zepai.tn9 md ..sa1
turing, they surpass anything in THU con.e asaa.
thefs prices for watches at least 20 per w..
any other house in Chicago, 'A oea1
, 1874-12-13

Kingsford's Oswego Starch
is used IN al tho principal manufactures ot eu nj
flna goods throughout Europe and America, Sor..
arsdou yet discovered gives 10 Ana finish u t,
Silver Gloss Starch, made by aa. Krsasrasn 4
"
, 1874-12-13

Whv Sit shivering this Weather
while with one Of Bangs Bros, "Aut-f,;,nts.a
naces the atmosphere will ba n sott aud h,1,.
summer The coalpile fingers with you Ione ~ =.
hcfu-si;nes poeketbooks viii never mis- il, w.,
SEQ 1t corner St2re and Van Buren strre,t N' Co.,
, 1874-12-13

Parties desiring 10 {seo,1ro. sorna :; s.,
Christmas gifts can fhd Ii chr nbai.tS,es eat7,,
taos: superb novelties in f,e .!ocs y.
new jswelry, beautiful si1vez,-as,. srs chan. ID
r.. hIench clocks, opeza-gaEsea, zsncv p.ae els,
thing ndspted 70 the w.nts m nr.-s s@ocs I'D ~
ako the useful durable appropi,t ,ts Ssss oas
8 Our ssoro viii rcua1n open eyen;ns. eoaaa7 sah,
~ State STREET, aofnfr - 49,; 4Go,,
, 1874-12-13
Pianos for Rent,

Fins new 7-octave rosewood pi2ncs Rant na1s3
deducted II pu1chased+ Prices, 500 to s1nl; vi
ranted five yeara. Reedts Temple Of Audc, 10. q
Van Bureu street,
, 1874-12-13

on Monday will occur tie gz7adest aasa, o-ssssa,
aay en.s eses seen in this city. sore .sas,s sss
Walt this during the day OF en- hue. -, 'eoah l
or corner West Madison and nats.ed stray s'@'s s
terprise ls under the management of tts - k.s
nnon = one-Dolar nazaar Company: 6,ss vi. sla3 sse
, 1874-12-13

Tho Chicago Il haywood Railroad threatens
to become reality. The road will run along
Harrison street to haywood until it reaches
Sixth avenue in Haywood. anl along Sixth
avenue north through the village Tho road
will be completed ns far as Western avenue bv
Jan. l. and tito remainder will DO finished cs
early as 1!ay. l. VAS originally intended tint
the road should occupy Fifth avcnuo after 1eav-
ing Harrison street. On account. howeror, OF
the hne condition OF that avenue IL drive, ant;
it's being the principal street IN tie Si:1ago, n
change Of roure has been made.
Tue opculuS Of this now load will very mate
rally reduce the rate Of Passenger fare between
Haywood and other poiuts and tho city. The
Company proposes to charge cent per mile.
mud This whether ticket for one or more rides IL
purchased: At present the people Of Haywood
Far from 93 to ~ cents for single ride to or
from the city, or $l3 for ticket emitting tue
holder to 1ub rldes. The dlatauca from Mar
wood to the city is 1913 miles. The cars upon
the Chicago / Mayvood Road will ho drawn by
tire!ets du.auiics The road will open valuable
and thickly settled portion of the Towns Of
cicoro aud Proriso. and will be gladly hailed as
! dovercr from the present high rates to which
those whose business calls them to tho city each
day GRO uow compelled to submit.
, 1874-12-13
The Best Phptorranhs

The Best Photographs
are taken By Genlc, who has the dness gallery In the
city, As there IN great rush to his studio 1t is better
to call and make engagement In order not to be
Kept waiting. Tho easiest OF bv the finest ce-
vator in the world Southeast coEue- State aud Tas
iuckcu Streets -
, 1874-12-13

Previous to removal which will taxa place n dr b.
fore Jan. Is, Colby h Wizts, 2ss md vi Stu
atrees, will offer furniture of ayery description, I'd
principally Of their Own make, at pzicea ueee,tnF5
low. = ~
, 1874-12-13

IS penny earned, )" and BY calling It Ahr1n Yrnea
l. Co.'s, 1o1 and los Wabash avenue, md p1.ta1s.s
your holiday goods, many bright penaI aa h
earned.
, 1874-12-13

eatzert Of 1888 South Clark street. continue, ID Il.
tract the greatest attention by makirg to e.sur. +
@ssslssh manner and Of excellent materials, h:,a
some pants It S. $40, and So; nobhy suits md ove,