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visits. The average length OF these visits was
one hour On these occasions 1 made such
ton ana progress of the schools and suggest
nj nj 10 poth teachers anu pupils such points as
i,.uVuzI " :tASAS7fole. am far from believing
that visits schools, if made in the right spirit
are barren OF good results. The only argu-
accomplished because of the impossibility of
visiting them more frequently and remaining
ionger.s These can done only when super
intendents shall have narrower fields of labor
Co1ptH i1lStitutc.-We helt 4 most successful
county Institute in Johnstown, commencing
Edinable assistance of Profs. Robert Curry. :
G. Boyd and II. T. MOrre!I-- Our own tesfherS
ratled 50 unanimously and heartily around the
The charactCr OF the exercises t6ToDriIotf yys
oettCr tilan ever before. The number Of uC-
tual teachers i'll attendance was liz. The citl-
Zens OF JohnStown and vicinity attended ouY
young people who furnished music for the In
sutUto deserve honorable mention.
OHtG HOIE-In addition to the work above
specified, attended II institutes and oduca-
tforTal meetings; wrote DPS letters on business
ber OF articles on edueational topics to differ
Snt publications; taught a normal class 80
days. ana Travelled ON official business POSI-
idle.
HIN CONCLUSION.
The educational outlook in tins county is
qaite encouraging. Our people are almost
unanimous in favor of the common school
idca. IT those in high position. who claim to
be the friends of popular education, only stay
thtlr hands from murring the beauty and eN-
cellence of our educational system by engraft-
ing upon il compulsory attendance, cOmpul.
sorry textbooks, and other monStrusities of
the kind, there vii! be no trouble in the fu-
ture as there has been none in the past. What
we want IS not more laws. but an earnest.
honest, and vigorous execution of the laws we
have.
In this county we specially need
% More good school houses. \ good deal
has been done il the year past towards sup
plying this want, but much still remains to be
done.
(2) We need better furniture in many of our
school houses Every school room should have
good desks and seats for pupils and teacher
At present his is far from being the case.
81 We need more Out-hOuScS to our school
properties. Very many Of our school houses
have not belonging 30 them an outbullding of
any description whatever. This IS all wrong.
a. We need more parental interest and Co
operation in the school work. Surely the
right education of the child is something that
should lie very near the heart of every parent
and every good citizen.
These are some of our more pressing needs.
/ wish that those who should be most paTtiCu-
laTly interested would come squaTcly up 10
the duties q. the hour. CerJain responsible
ties have been laid upon our shoulders; let
us come mp like men and assume them fully
and, as Thackeray says, though we may lot
win the baton or cpauettes, yet God give
strength to guard the honor OF the tiag
Il. J. CHAPMAN, c. 5.
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q -

THE EXHIBITIONS AT LORETTO.-We We in
yitc the special attention of our readers to
the graphic and interesting report of the re-
cent exhibitions at ST. Francis College and
the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, from
the pen of our esteemed LorettO correspond
ent .Veri:as. The report, which we pub
Iish IN erteiSo, shows rs clearly as the sun
on the meridian the advantages which the
rising generation are sure to receive by he
ing placed under the care, piety and zeal OF
the good Brothers and Sisters at Loretto !;
and We have only to add the hope hat those
excellent institutions, situated as they are
amidst picturesque scenery and the hracing
mountain air of Loretto, will be filed TO
their utmost capacities at the opening OF
their respective sessions in September next.
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y MELANCHOLY AND Fatal. A ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Valentine DUNN, who resides about
two miles mort h-cG,st of Carroiltown. and his
brother Daniel, whose home is in Altoona,
hut who was then on Il visit to the first nam
ell gentleman went out some time during the
forenoon OF the 4th inst, TO hunt squirrels,
each one carrying rifle. Shortly after start
ing they came TO a wheat field, Daniel going
around to the sido next the woods, leaving
his brother on the opposite side. Ere long
the former saw = rcd SQuirrei on the fence,
and raising his rifle fired ut and killed IT,
but, sad to relate, at that very instant Dan
iel, unseen by his brother emerged from the
woods in direct line with the rifle, and the
shocking result was that the ball penetrated
his brain and inflicted wound which pro
duced death in about one hour after. HIS
remains were interrcd in the Catholic ceme-
tary at Carrolltown on Sunday. lie was
about twenty years of age and was plas-
tcrer by trade His brother who was The
innocent cause of his untimely death, is
suffering the most intense mental anguish
in consequence of the sad and distressing
affair.
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HTHENEAE..

HETTLE-BAK ER.-AIarricd. at s. Rarthol-
omews tCa.hOlic) church, WrmOre. ON Tuesday.
7tL Inst. by Rev. Il. NeHush, Mr.. GEo. HETrLE
CANE-SLICk- Married the pastoral res
ilcnce, Wilmore. on Wednesday. S-h ms 10y Rev
II. MciIuyh. Mr.. - CANE AMI Miss EMMA
SLICK, both Of CroyIe twp. Caneld) SirkGy).
VIVA ARTON- -LITTL EFT ED Married. gt
the Catholic church. -. Augustine. 01 Monday
last. by Rev. ThOs. Nc Eurur. NJ CtJA~. VIVA r.
ToN and Miss ALICE LiTTLGr-.-LD, both of Clear
field township.
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THE FOURTH IL EBENsBURG.-It is too
late now To enter into n detailed dcScription
of the events that trauspired here on tie
Fourth of July. but we may say that both
OF the pIC-uicS on that festive occasion Ware
replcte with good feeling and the best OF en-
Joyment, and that nothing occurred to mar
the pleasures Of the day. Add to this the
fact that the Altoona city Band. one Of the
finest musical organizations III the State,
paid our town an i'm prGmpJu visit and dis
Courscl with n liberal hand, or, more prop
crly speaking, liberal lips, The most delight
ful music that our people have ever listened
TO, and it viii readily be admitted thar Eb-
enSburg WAS indeed gay and happy willie
thc fun lasted. With an $500 set of silver
instruments in the hands Of such gentlemen
rs Larry Matthews, &. w. Stewart \. Cla-
baugh, Benz. Williams Andrew Ripple,
james Matthews, II. \. DurubaUgh, John
II. klelfman, Charles Stout, Charles Fet-
finger. Samuel NJ 'COrmick and C Brown,
members of the above named band, nothing
hut the very best OF music could he look ed
for. and we are sure that our citizens enjoy
&C it hEgel y. May We soon again welcome
10 our midst the Altoona City Band com
posed as it is of as perfect gentlemen and
accomplished musicians as ever manipula-
ted horn OF twirlcd q lip. The LDrcttO
Cornet Band and .Our own Silver Coruet
Band also did good service and won the
cnCoIuiums Of their brother musicians Of
Altoona as well as OF OUr own people Bpth
these hands are making rapid progress IN
the road 70 musical excellence, and il Shall
ever be our pleasure 10 give them word OF
encouragement Whenever the opportunity
offers.
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COMMISSIONER.

..s~- tac same iualicnable right Ia be
:. .,,,rrairrfcd. as the case may he, for the
r.rrfy Commissioner thut Is possess
.r,.4rncr man. the subscriber bangs
.r-.- on th" outer wall and declares his
rf. anilITy, provided, and provided
( ..- .-fraaprroaChing Comfy Convention
... Mace his name on the Democratic
JOHN SHARBAUGH.
Unit. June 70. 1874.
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DENIES THE SOFT IMPEAcHMExr,-T

DENIES THE SOFT IMPEACHMENT.-The
following communication from Sheriff Bau-
1ner fully explains itself:
at might be appropos just here to say that
pubIican candidate for Sheriff, and Thomas Crit
hin Republican candidate for County Treasurer
The above item. clipped from the Johnstown
J)snl0cT,t of last week is certainly mistake so
far ms iI concerns me, as had ample evidence
during last falls campaign 10 Indicate that Mr.
,,Hrttv i'm the interest of my opponent, Mr..
ti"i-,tS - rn,. me HERMAN BAUMER.
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AFTER the Fourth,come a season Of dul!1eSIS7
in business circles, and then is the time q Hit
clothing Wonderfully cheap Tor ca,n at HlHI-
phy-s star CIothing Hail, Clinton STU 5iu5toWn'
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FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup OF
Tar. Wild Cherry and HoTehound eomolneS
.fi,.b lone experieuce mas proved TO possess
The most efficient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are are speedily relieved by it and in Group II
acts like magic. Call at r. j. Lloyd Drug
Sore and obtain sample BOTTLE Jree of charge,
-. rsgnlar size for 81 or at p. NJ. Woie-
sia%Ie { sons store, Wilmore. ) h. NOR
80 ia North 81 81 Phila, I3-l5-ly.I
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..rnE pEnpEE.s COLLEGEs..,
Report Of the SUperinteD6eu of conn
mon schools of Cambria County for
the school Year ending June sst, ~
I. EDUCATIONAL PGOGK

l. EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS.
1t is gratifying to be able to report pros
Year lust closed This prosperity has been in
dicated in several points, which viii appear IN
the course of this report. I'll.
during the year, and 4 number of others were
supplied with new and improved furniture L
regret that it is still necessary to report num-
bcr of houses as unfit for use:
= most gratifying feature in the case, aIso'
Is The fact that our schools were almost uni
yersaIIy satisfactory. But few complaints
were made, while on every hand hcafd GN-
pressions of satisfaction and pleasure m
deed, | think it is but just TO our tcachefS 70
saw that L think the average common schooI
teacher is fully as competent 10 inc ulSSuiti5 =
of his duty rs Is the average prac'I'loucr III
the other professions , -
Several night schools in ana about Johns-
town were maintained as usiiai by the ulutliini-
cencc of the Cambria Iron company. IN otlI!-
vile a-night school was opened and support
ed by th3 energetic school directors OF that
Resides the common schools, denominational
schools were in operation IN JohuStnWn, EDens-
bUrc- COnclnaugh borough, LOretto ahQ Car
roII1own. a successful normal school was
taught in JOhnsrOwn last summer by Nj John
Gnifier. and one bv myself in Ebensburg. The
good results OF these normal efforts were 10 DC
Seen in our public school rooms.
H. EDUCATIONAL WORK DoSE.
F,rqDii1idtiolls.-- Thirty-three puolic and four
teen private examinations were hcld curing
The wear. We experienced great deal Of diff
Guilty in filling the schools with leachcrS- Al
The examinations, l02 gentlemen aud IA ladies
nine of each sex were rejected. Besides these,
endorsed a number of certificates from other
counties. As we had less than two hundred
schools in OpcnInn, am al a loss 20 Know
( 1yhv we should have had any difficulty in Sc
curing II sufficient number of teachers. We
. had Dlauty of applicants.
i't 'tCeirtjdrGteS-I issued during the year POS pro
yisional certificates. Those issHcd late in tac
season were made good only until June lst
p I also granted several Professional cerrid'
Vjsiis.-Dming the year I made ist oGcia
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vnDR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
TIVE NAME OF
rIIILAM MCDERMITT.

ar " Washington IoUHShip,
-.,.a1 hy his friends to the consideration
.rrfrr Democratic County Convention
I, a,r-.n for the Office of Poor House Di-
..fCawhriJ county, MASY.
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r11O ALL WHOM IT MAY CON

- CERN.-WILLTNNI DODSOS, Of Ale
Chc1y Township, County of Cambria and state Of
PcnDsy sylvaua, hereby gives notice hat he has led
his application with the Surveyor General at Har-
rsburE for Warrant 70 survey The following ies-
cr.hod Improved vacant lant- SAID land IS sItun-
tod in Allegheny Township County and ntHte
aforesaii, adjoining lands of Hugh Mcconnell and
Wm. Doison ON the east, lands Of I'm. nos'Son on
the south and west. and lands pi John Grimes on
The nor b. containing IN all C. acres and l srchH5
snu allowance. lt-3--Sy.
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u LITTLE 8BNFAB
Sewing Machine
End Where 80 Euv e.

CO-NTEyNlv-Sc here. ucfghb0r. can YOU tell
m whcrc 7 buy tine sewing machine people
q * So much ubgul2
CIrlzsN oF FsHfs>s HJ-rG-Nes. with pleasure.
presume il is thc Singer Sewing Machine that you
mean.
C-Yes that's the name of If.
G or E.-EVcII. Just down there, two doors east
of Zahm'S store. is fne place. and my word for 10
yuu viii bc well pleased with your purchase il you
invest IN ONE of those machines McssTS- BAILEY
x TATE the agents. have now hand an styles
and sizes of these -pHUsHble machines. from Js
cheapest Ju the mos valuable and are q. a.eouIl1-
dating lymgu gIi1 viii n- pleased ra show yuI
the fr- and outs of Ihe.rvarfuuE machines whether
YOU desire to buy uT MOI They also keep thread
needles AMI an Iifr other rureU2ll1 ot q sew
ing machine. and are M an times prepared TO az
teuI the repairing uf machines iu sTif1SttHii
ana satisfactory manner and ar very moderate
rates. Don't forget the plac"-Hi.Sh street two
doors aaS. u. L.4nu-s ore. EspelsHur-r r4-E-rLI
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.rrr-irnnd VIII he a candidate before
n ..,. convention for the Office of Pro-
.... IF CtmhriI county, subject to the
m n~T2erats i5d spp6f n%T5y ara az bis hioPcs to
3 -'r.r irrt position. y. j. CHRISTY.
Inn. .. IsI4.-
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. nMINISTRATION NOTICE.

IA Estate Of PAIL GEORGE, deceased.
Letters of Administration ON the estate OF sal
Gucedcnt late Of Washington township, CambrlI
county. having been granted TO the undersigned b
the Rg.csterO said county all persons indebted I'D
said estate are requested To make immediate pay
mcut. ana those having claims against the S1uln
will present them properly authentic icstted Tor sell
tIt.rucuf F. NJ q EORGE I ADMIR-
JOHN PORTER.
Washington Twp, June Il. IS i-5f-
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! DNTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

@ DMINiSIIAIOISS NJ LiCE.
IA Estate Of JOSEPH PFITSTFG, decd.
Letters oC Administration ON tho estate of sa,l
dcrc.Icut, late uf Allegheny township. t1mhr.
county have been granted by the proper author
tv to the unIcrsi med. who hereby notitcs all per
sons indebted TO said estate that payment must 20
made without dclav. and those haging claims OF
any kind s.rliust the same viii present them du'y
prObatet for settlement
PELAGTES PFlEsS TER Adm p
Allegheny Twp. June l., lstA-ot-f
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POST-OFFICES.

What is that eNcitcm cnt about In regard to
the Johnstown pOst-OInce? Everybody knows
that George 7. Swank can spell, read and write
correctly, and hat is what the eTe,mi =. VI. can
not do What Is the difference who is =. VI. so
that he is accommodating ana can deciphGT the
endorsement on q letter without caIl5ay To his
aid three additional clerks? Ron Ron.
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AnnOuncefnentS-
FOR ASSEMBLY,
lac Q i >. X + L Il,

u,sHrvGTON TOWNSHIP,
..5eaecf-iOn Of the Democratic Couu-
g'eI''."' ASSEMBLY,.
.n,horizyd boy Mr.. NATHANIEL HORNE.
aq0@nE[s l0g Es-e6RiY ei5 P2mT Trom as one sb; Gf
! H -. rnn provisions of the new con-
-Y M course Mr.. HORNE submits his
Z. .'. .l,. con, putiOu and will, like all good
sl' % submit and abide by the decision.
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Local Correspondence.
THE "GALORIoUs' FOURTH.
MoUNrAIN FoOT, July 8, 1874.

WHAT ''SCRUB-CP" DID AND HOW He DID IT
WHAT SAW AND now HE SAW B IT.
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Public sentiment seems to be agufuSt the Chi
ne>e- The press and the people. and especially
the working classes. oppose their immigration
mere nut when necessary every one who needs
help employs them for limited periods at low
wages. They save all their earnings. and are
generally hired ont by some one OF their own
race 10 whom they are indebted for their pas
sage money. Their wages go to Iquidute this
Indebtedness except what they spend for Clgtb-
ing, which comes ready made from their own
country. They spcId no money among Nell
can men.
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Received, May So 1874. OF John Cox. ESg-- @. )
sum or three hundred ami uuy-uiuo dollars am
thirteen cents, (S3=9 l3.) amount found ia
hands upon re-uUdIt. A. H. CEIsTE. Treas.
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u ECEIPTS 4 EXPENDITURES

Township for r'e year ending J Juua ist, 1871:
IlCHAEL SrssJ. Treasurcr,-DE.
To bal. duo at last settlement 1900
'' amt of state appropriation. lsl.=2
90 go duplicate .----.-.--- J. l.t95-u1-sl So
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GEO. G. X. ZAHlI.
!. 4, KENNEDY.
EIgt W DATNI IZN

Witness our hands the day ami year FIRST anr.s
written.
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Ac Ual amount Of commission .-.-.. -.. 81 sTS qs
Amount allowed by County Auditors. ..-.- 45s+.-s
Am't srroncousIy allowed by ca. Auditors slg5.-I
Add Bank stock tax, rs above .-----.-.-.. 2c& 80
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SFECTAI, REPORT-And now.

Item - S-ato tax on Bank Stock. credited
20 said John Cox, ESQ, in said Report,
bat not charged 80 him therein. ..-----. -1jS -
tommis'n ovcrlaid, Csee statement below 100
Total. ........-..-...-.. . $50 3
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Ihere are real horse thieves in this State
Htsr even IN tAlS county one was JuJyEI ,J,.t
GrtIhdted) in Modesto the other lay TOR Stealing
hor7tS aJ Mereed. People stake their horses
out mere ana the thief has only - cut the rope
ana mount the mustang and the thing is done
-" men people are unusually busy. as during
harvest, they sleep suaud at night, which the
thIeEcs seem to know full well. a horse steal
ing IS usually done ia the time Of harvest.
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Balance due Township .....-.- ....-....S 4"l
JOS. CRAMER, President.
Attcst-W. y. b I.TTIT. sSgc'y. [3-3t
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We, the undersigned. ON behalf OF the Djrccto.g
of Allegheny Township after publ shiug the lhuE ;
Report. desire TO make Jhc following statement:
N A---L- r-...- u - .--rr--.s u -. u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-19
European Hotel and Restaurant.

Corwin, of Merchants Restaurant
fame, has fitted up number of fur
nished rooms in connection with his
dining palace. They are located mp
stairs in the Kit Williams block, corner
of Second and Madison streets. Furni-
ture and carpets. etc., all new. Apart
ments well ventilated and commodious;
private dining-rooms attached, and
everything calculated to make guests
and patrons happy. Try him once, and
you will be sure to call again. l54
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once. No. Is Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M II MP HISS
Thursday Evening. Feb. 10, 1874
ASH WEDNESDAY.


The Day which Closes Up the Cay
cities and Begins she DOlefuI sea-
son.
After the wild excitement of the car
nival, the solemn ceremonies which were
observed in the churches yesterday may
be regarded as the overture to the forty
days of pentential mourning now COM
menced, and the heroes and leaders in
the delirioHs and clamorous follies of
Mard-Gras will be kneeling in silence
and contrition around the affairs of the
church. The customs which in print
tive times appertained to the religious
observances OF Ash Wednesday have
in great measure fallen into disuse.
To roll ones self in the dust to cover
the head with ashes, was a mark Of pro-
found grief, and man who appeared
with his entire person covered with dust
announced his mourning and suffering.
Such examples are mentioned in the
books of Job, Kings, the Prophets, and
also the Gospels. These observances
have in modern times been greatly mod
flied, and according to the present Gus
tom in the Catholic Church, the faithful
approach the altar and PROSTATE them
selves, while the priest marks the sign
Of the cross with ashes, which have been
previously blessed by him, on the fore
head of each of them, repeating each
time the words, Momento, homo, quod
pulvis es, ct in pulverem -" Remem-
Der man, that thou art dust, and unto
dust shalt thou return"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-19
Criminal Court.

The following cases were disposed of
to-day:
Jack Davis, inicted for disturbing re-
Ggious services. Verdict of jury: Fine,
s25, and imprisonment in county Jail for
10 days.
Richard Smith, larceny. Verdict Of
jury: Guilty, and two years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
Grandson Field, horse stealing; gull
ty, and 10 years imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
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Chew COleman's Pressed Fine Cut


This forenoon the Recorder disposed
of the following State cases, and in the
following manner:
John Sheridan, arrested for larceny,
committed in default of $4,000 bond.
Bob Hill, larceny, bond $4,000; COM
mitted.
John Block and George Pagan, ropers
and gamblers, were each placed under
$500 bond on the charge of swindling a
citizen out of funds.
W. Williams, larceny; no bail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-19

NEws GooDs,-The king Of newsmen
is our young friend Jimmie Corwin, who
presides at his little store, 285 Main,
near Madison street. He keeps Goa
stantly on hand all of the leading dailies,
weeklies and monthlies. Give him a
call for your Sunday reading, as Jim is
a lively young man, and always up to
time with everything in his line of BUSH
ness. Stop and see him.
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KAHN FREIBERG,

1863, III, l73 Main street, corner Poplar.
SENSATION J SENSA TTON n
200 pairs ,ohite kid glores, 81 pair
500 pairs bronze shoes, 81 so. A fine
pair Of French kid glores giren every
purchaser Of foe dollars ,cOrth Of
goods, and goods at panic prices.
143t
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If you would consult your interest and
comfort 90 to Johns Cotton Room So
loon and eating house, Nos. 5, I and 3
Court street, between Main and Front.
The best of liquors always on hand.
hot meals at all hours. l45
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-19

J. W. Y. BRowxE, the Jefferson street
plumber, gas and steam filter, is pre-
pared to execute all orders in his line
with neatness, cheapness and dispatch.
His number is l6 Jefferson street, be-
tween Main and Front. 1861