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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-16

eJThe lovers Of cool Soda Water
6ue Tobacco and Cigars, can graft,
their taste at the New Drag Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-16

ds-Joe Buchart has got his teR-pi
alley In full blast again, and there !
rivalry for the championship.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-16
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Orers Tor sale ~ his noe h%ufl1ing = general as~nrf-
mtut ~ stoves Tin Ware Hollow Ware. aud
Cutlery. Tin Eoonrr. uud dob Work t"ne
neatly. prompts ari chsarif. "a new lroom sweeps
clean: /" 80 como and see me. before purchasing fis.-
whore. lurr 10 1874
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JASPER COURIER.
m And still il rains.
~ Blackbcrries plenty Il IS cts. a.
gallon.
oTThe average boy and girl are hap
~ now In the blackberry patch.
GrThe Jasper City Flour Mills are
closed this week for repairs.
NJ For the best assortment Of paints
and oils at low prices 90 TO the New
Drug Store.
ny-Joe Buchart has got his ten-pin
alley In full blast again, and there is
rivalry for the championship.
aJThe lovers Of cool Soda Water,
Su. Tobacco and Cigars, can CRAFTY
their taste at the New Drug Store.
nv John Sabin has been in Jasper this
week. Iie is getting fat, and certainly
has had good living, while away.
PEEAcHiNG.-Rev. l.. Jones will
preach in the M. f. Church next Sab
ssth, al l0t o'clock, A. N. sunday
school at 9 o'clock. All are invited.
UTAll the physicians Of the county
buy their drugs at the New Drug Store.
Why? Because they know where to
GET ,hs best.
GJEagle Lead al 81 rs per kev Of as
pounds, and pure Linsced Oil at 81 %.
yer gallon At A. II. Miller's Drug Store
in Huniingburg, Ind. n2l-tf
" Aunlst Litschgi has received u
very fine pool table 'or his saloon, and
when he gets everything in order billiard
players can enjoy themselves finely
there.
g--SberiiT Weikel i still confined to
hi, lvust BY sickness, and has appoint
ed A. J.. GoslIfm as lir deputy. who j.
attending promptly to the business of
tie oface
va Whcp you aro -ick and must take
irsgs, 1t is oil the first importance that
they be pure and fresh. The New Drug
store is determined TO excel IN the
good quality OF lis goods.
~ Our esteemed bachelor friend,
John &. scLaIer. Esq, OF Princeton,
me 10 Jasper yesterday, on a business
viii. lilo hsss't entered that lane set.
which many predicted would lead him
3 nnirimonJ. More's tic pity.
WANTED EvcryboA, TO know that
J. \. Schocafsld il In Jasper with his
TIeisrc Gallery. for the pGrpo-s OF
asking p~lcinrr. aud will remain two
weeks. onh. Prices from IS cents to
500 u piece. Gallery opposite Posi-
Orfcs. II
W Mr.. Uochgesang is progressing
With the iou udaiSon of tho Court House
edition, and the stone walls arc being
built in very substantial manner. Tho
lille house back siucc II has been tut ned
over doesn't look very picturesque,
dough ii may have been necessary.
N Our former fcllVw-citizen, Joseph
n%praner, amer roaming over the sunny
lelds Of the Soutli has returned To JAS
Yer and located. lie has built a resi-
dsnce aud photograph gallery next
door east Of the Methodist Church, aud
snnounces to the people IN to-day's
,%ourier, that he is ready TO serve them
With pictures. Call and see him.
0Prof. Soliga's silver band have
secured Mr.. Johu Miller's garden, north
u Jasper, As q Sunday evening resort
uslng the Summer, and when the
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17

6ofss urb Der 9dferune bran9en ~
ibr beraut psIGe ibr tiefes 5ers erbss
ben ma&ten. Sbre aufrseuns tpuree
aur Gntrafuna, bo fe leben muete, NIT
iueI&em bne&antildsn Sau@aen bie
3ul&ausr bise oqes oufnobmen. SEPT
freifte ibr Bid unwiaflrli6 auf bic
8ibns. uno 40 ibrent namenlcfen
GAredsn fab fe cine gcm5pianttn In
flSferIthem 6abit. pel&e IN @prt uuc
@ebsrbe f& 30 iammnpcafen una1'
i~dnbistsitsn berbeiltee. Grteeerifen
9ina Elm Gid eurG's 6erI uno CT
rrane UNI 70 titfer eth. ta fe IN eert
gofdme btr S6aulpielerin cine aeb1s
li@teit NIT bsrO rssnstra&t ibrer tbsuss
ren ebrwlroissn 9ebrerinnen rrabr3us
rebmen 9lautte, weIGen le 70 piel sers
hanfte. gle b1tte auflGreten n1sser
pcr S6mers unp gntrdfuns. Srampfs
baft belt fe f9, BON eei&entlahe be-
bsdt uno NIT ssl&lO6snen @u8en, an
Der Btafung Der 0c8e.
uWas IT Sbnsn renn 2"-fiferte
tbr 8rau 6dbnhen In Nnst unp Corn
susIsi& ;u. ~Na&en Sit mir feline
Seene r.
sd MID fort"-h5tnte 8ife.
nDas sebt ntdt an |"
SD mub!-eo6en Sie mid bin
aus-tns Greiel"
Bprttesune foIst.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17

iisnssI tribunal eelGIppt, has icsIet6
lsin 8erfabrett bf9ann unb tim ben
prpsss ma9te. Duersy eridien Dor
leinen 3i1tsrn unb antucrtete NIT eros
Ser Nube unp lsltensui Wutbe auf ibre
Grassr. spsbur& fe n1on6maI adns
aneer GoGung tansn. Nuf bte Grase:
~8aruu BIZ bu mad Supcysn aurid>
eefebrt z" e~rriecerte Ct: ,Dea mon
mid suridserufen bat !"-"B er bat
Did surtdserufen ?"-.Guer 36nie !"
- ueemeiner unwile. Der neten
ibn febenbe Genso'arm baut ibn NIT
ittuem Fa@en Sdba.-yWr TT tenr
unlsr &Snta 2"-.Das Bolt beRsn
S~ouperdnttdt ibr proflamirt batt biss
Vrlf bat mid 3uriidgerufen !"-Eteie
Antrort fest tas 8svoluticnstrtbunal
ia ni4t aerinse Werlesenbeit. Defsn>
unsea6tet miro Cucrsy gum Toce Der.
urtbeiit. Nm folsenben Mcrsen fcu
er e~uiuctintrt rpetbsr. ater IN Der Na6t
enttcmmt er eldfli@ NIT swet dnoerrl
MspoluticnsOpfsrn aus Dem @sfdnsnib.
BET 5asesanbru& febt CT aus BEN
6aule, robin ct fi& esFiGtet Bot, cite
Sclratert unb 6enfer aus benz Sc.
fdnsniGs 3teben, UNI i'm ;ur 6inrths
tun8 gu fitren.
go rpaGts bic s5ttltde gDrtbune
,punper1am iber Duereps Gage renn
fe bate an fbm zines ibrer Wertaeuse,
rpeur9 mad Der &esUlutien &elieicn.
Sitter unS Rir1e turd esbre, 8eilpiel
unb eieene Opfsr interchangeable wsr-
ben fcatsn. 4aum bate Napolson Der
Rir9s Die Greiteit tpieberseseben, 70 er>
Sfnet DuertY Elm SaulbauS tn Gall
landss unb fpdter bte 8artbauie We>
Ian. bic tn Ger Hsscluttons;sit 3erfplits
teri unb an msbrsre Gtnwobnsr pom
Ianntnes rsttauft roreen nor. 1912
lief Aete faiierltGs unirerftdt feline mad
ntsbr tlnabbdnaisfeit Rrsbsnbe g1ul>
onfalt i9lteeen, abfnete fe aber baIp
ua1ber pteeer. una fa rt@t ben alIse.
mstnea unpiaen bee eanbes ~au3usies
ben.
Vie ct IN bobsn NIter Tb ni1t n1ebr
frdftts senu8 fablte, leinem @Oaesium
upr3dfsben, er INNER frdnflidsr wures
uno LANCE bas 3inmer ni1t mebr uers
lafen fpnnte, BADEN feline Shdler i'm
auf ribrente @eife wfe ibren 8ater
sspFeet bic ;u feiner Issten Stunoe.
Ut bat mebrere wadere @eifltde fir
ras MiffonsSsl&dft rrsOseu. 3pet
fno lGUR in Amerifu a%sfotben, uno
mebrere aneere fino tn China Clam.
am @anSes uno in acnsstins tbd>
tis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
(Eprttsans.)
Martin DucreY.

Cine Der 3ierben bee fran3Sfl9en
Glerus tn Ger Yrdfunss3sit Der ReuOs
luton mar Marttn Duersy. @as er
felt 1892 in Der traurfeen Belt our@
9sbre, GrUf unb Bsifpiel @utes In Sas
sOyen setbun bat, wsl@en @efabren ct
f& babel ausisBte, srenst ansunslaubs
It@e.
Gr tpurbs suerii einssoeen unb gun,
Epbe Ssrurtbetlt neil CT ben In Der Ne,
pollution 9efOrberten priefereib Mot
bate ablessn wplIen unp beGenunee>
adtet feline eetfltden Gunftipnen forte
lsbts. Gr entfan 8ladli@ aus BEN
@efdneniGe NIT 6dlIe autbenfenber
@erionen, Die 20 ibm bur@ 0erfletpune
mb8lt@ ma@tsn, ale Srdmer unb 6aus
frer eosQane ;u bur13teben, rpobet tbm
Der ansenonmene Sang. bic Sprads
unb bic 0eile Der 8ausrn fsbr bsbdlf'
lid tparen. 60 bate er cen Mutb. In
SaSOyen unp In ben anlisBencen sdn.
bern sdali9e 6dlfe 3uiprA& unb 5rof
;u brinaen, ia, CT waste ctes losar Bel
gerfonen, bic Der Hslision gang snts
fremeet pdrea.
Sn rieler 3eit bate ct tstne bIeibens
be Stdte. go folste Ct einmal IN
prteferf!eioun9 ether Nbtbeilune laret.
nifaer Gruppen, Die fd mad piemont
aurid3cssn. Sic fisesn auf Grun3o.
fen uno mueten ibnen peiGen. I'm.
lOnf rdtb man i'm, ~ Hieben unb auf
fetne &ettun9 III renfen. Gr bIeitt al.
letn BET einem t6rtli1 nertpunpeten col,
paten. un ibm 80 bslfen unb 3u3uIpres
den. DIES bemelfsn be Gransokn.
unb cine RancnsnfuseI refet etnen1 beil
Dee Saumes meg, an zen Duerey ben
Solrute1 eeIebnt bate. Sbne f9 ea.
ran su tebreu. iest Ct 3etn froutmes
@erf fort bic mad tpenigen 9uaenblt.
den Der Solbat rerldsiest Nun febt
ct auf uno nil ireitsr 9eben. Da
tcmuit cine sreite Sanonentu9eL F&Idpt
BET ibn IN Die Gtbs Iberpedt tbu ras
NIT, iprtnet pteber ob unb reiet ibm
Elm Eu& aus Der 6aup. bas ibnt chen
eft CUR 3%urddbaltuns bee 6lutss bee
ScIpaten 9ebient bate.
geine Gr5mmtsteit fstn Ntleib, 1ets
ne @etfesaeeenwnrt In Der @efabr Iet.
ne @el&idlt9feit, ieper 8erlcIsune au
entSeten unr fe btsweiIen icgor ,u ltis
men 3weden gu beudSen. trparben ibm
islbf bel ben 8ransOlsn cine sspiRe Ges
lsbritdt.
Giumal psrfedt CT f6 In tos duf
etuen @aaen Belarsne @eifs uno fdbrt
10 tn Elm 6auS, TIM tas rings bsrum
S&ilpmo&en fstsn. &aum If q pom
@aSen, 70 ertnst CT an eas 9tnbebett
bee Brbeten unp BefdbrItGasn Geinces.
Sc BeItn8t ibm. tefen ~rsrbdrtetes Den
ID ribren. tbn nit Soft 40 ~perfStasn
unb feline Gamilte su tr5frn. Gin an,
bsres Wal treter pier 0ense'armen IN
elm 0auS, una i'm % au arretirsn. Or
nor pirtli9 roriH, ruBte FG aber out
tu ce~rtsresn, uIb "a ibn Die bdl@sr
tit9t fanceu, wareett fe pattenb unc
eIlaubtsn fa alIsrlet GreeIs BE ein
Natrt IN Amtstsirnna uno 6d6rpe
ni9stEt sbntn SorwaIfe dber Tor Be
traeerl uaatt unp fe tn Namsn bes
WefsBee 3ur Gtcnung ermabnt. Gle
ttebeu itH feslsi& jurid. Der Maire
nter nor Niemaup aupsrs ale Nueren
tlbf.
Na& furser A6weknbstt scn f,ineu,
Baterlance, pdbrenc tr f& Ia BEN See
nadtartsn Waais aufgetalten bate.
tsbrte CT mad Sasoyen surid, neil
risle Der 8eltsiCn nnp Strte 9rtuae.
Niebene GO winlaten. Salo aver
wuiit Ct etfsuut unp Dor bas Rerplus
On H#4HM4 S#.# n
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
Der pfarrer Upn Yatms
bpeuf.

SIN Sabre 1893 Bate, f@ bic Bre<
tagner uno genbser wte Gin @onn IT,
boben unter rem Gslesei1rei: Got
unp Der E5nfgr Da so8en bte su
Nantes S~efammelten Solpatet Der Nes
volution, 9enannt hte 8lausn, watbenb
auf Clifton nne Yoimboeuf LOG.
Mm du6erften &npe ber I~sbtesnenns
ten Stact, ana Gube zines 6t9eIs, be-
fannt inter eem Namen vIa Wottes
aurs Sables". panbslte elm damn
lanslam Der eoire entIane. Ct war
gang auetn, fern BON iseer @pbnuna
unp eefIeicet .wfe BE Gilder Der umg.
Beno. 81 trus weite 6efsn BON lu9
eta rctbss 9alstu&, cine tlaue Defs
unb cine wtiee 9appe nit braunsn
Strsifen. Ete Misae uno BE 6ueers
6altuns btefss Manuss fa9en jerp6
febr al eeeen fttne arobe, rdusulde
4letruna. nod msbr aber stn BUD.
Uas Ct often In fein.r 6anp btelt, une
norm CT bepadtlam lac. Dte(sS Bud
mar eth Brepfer, uns bielsr Mann tpa,
6err abbe BON D., Yfarrsr BON paims
beeuE p
Bon etner Der Sornebmfen unb reid,
Zen Gamtlten Der 0entee obfammenp.
bate e., eiaem tnnsrli9sn, u~nwtperRsts
Itden @ufe fol8eno, een eeiRli&sn
Starc sewdblt. Sn eineui after BON
fanfuneswdn3t8 Sabrsn wstbte CT Rem
Derrt all ete @aben, ipslHe Sprnebue
9eturt, rsiGss BeGBtbum uno auese-
set&uete Grsisbun5 ibns ssrlisbsn bat.
ten. unmtttelbar nod rem gmpfanae
csr beilf8en @eiben rurte II bon, 81,
l@cfe pom Nantes gum 8iear bee
StGrt9ens 9~aimboeuf befimmt unp
einiae Wenate por BEN Musbru&e pet
HspoIution gum pfarrsr talsltR ct.
nahnt.
als ete Stunbe ber WerfcIauna bee
6~bnistbuus unb beS Driefertbams aes
lNla9ttt. tDar CT. ole Gbelmann anp ole
prtsfer. einsr bsr Grfen, rte Sci &c
Der getbannun8 anbsimRslen. 81
ra8te 60 iepo1, nem llrttsiIspruds
bee @cnuents 10 troben. Den Muib
suni Nartyrttum In f9 fdplene, bli,b
e. "a Yaimtceuf osrbcreer uno fubr
fort IN Der bef&tirenen 8naeicuna.
wie rrir i'm bersits ss1etsn. 6ein betliaes
Aust tnter ctm S9lster BEE @ebeIss
Mites aussudten. Bel stnsr Etl&e..
famtlie wobneRp, Der er a~r,uasbSren
lttea. urD on berer Mrbeiten Ct -auA
pirfli@ 6fsrs Ebeil nabm, belt Ct aH
SOnns uup Gsftasen, sulpsilea aud In
etr WcAe ca tnb Fort In abAeldieoes
men Binfeln uno Ia &eaern Ustee<
otenf, 100 I& cieG tdutisen psn PAIN
bOsuf dbnli@ ten erfen @br,itsn Ia
osa xatafsmteu, beimli@ peiammsls
ten.
81 pu6te, ta6 felt swst Gassn cine
Nbipetlun8 Ger rsScluticndrsn Mrmse,
pelns Ia Der Stapt efnqnariirt uar,
aaf has lirge tlfsr Ger &pire lberae(stt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17

fraYd6(9e RfDolutiOn,
9ef&ilbert
III geidi&tlideu Seeaea. iotuie @Barafter,
nuA SterbebtI0ern.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-17

AT y o'clock last evening a FIRE broke
out In the soda water factory of Hargan
4 Co. The building is situated on Ala
bama street, near the bayou, aud the
high wind prevailing, soon famed the FIRE
furiously so that the building was
wrapped in flames in a few minutes and
totally destroyed. An adjoining build.
ing, an unoccupied frame tenement, also
caught fire, but was saved by the fremen
after the roof had burned off. This lat.
ter was owned by n. C. Kennedy, and
was uninsured.
The insurance on the soda water fac
tory was in Tomlinson's agency as fol.
lows; In the Royal. $1,000 on mules,
no loss; in the New Orleans Insurance
Company, $4,000 ($l5OO on building and
5000 on machinery, total loss; in the
Queen, $4,000 Oh bottles, boxes and mate
rails generally loss about $500. The
entire loss sustained by Hargan 4 Co.,
will amount to between three and four
thousand dollars. The cause OF the FIRE
is believed to have been accidental.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-17
THE CITY.
M EG R1 H Els.
Evening, nov. IL, 1875.
WIG and child Lost.

Yesterday afternoon a man named
B~illingsly, from Tate county, Miss, left
his wife and child at a Main street dry
goods store for the purpose of going to
a neighboring drug store to make some
purchases. The woman remained until
after dark, when the dry goods man had
to close up, and the woman had to leave
in search Of her absent husband. Going
to the drug store she learned that be had
been there but had left. Being a stran-
ger in the city, and not knowing where
to 60, she inquired Of some pers on who
directed her to the station.house. She
remained there with her child until late
at night, but her husband failed to make
his appearance. Captain Forrest, sta
tion-house keeper, taking pity on her
situation, sent the woman aud child out
to his house and furnished them with
lodging until morning, when it was ex.
pected Mr.. Billingsly would turn up.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-17
For Gentlemen and Mousekeepers.


For Gentlemen and HOusekeepers.
In another column will be found the
advertisement Of Menken Brothers,
wherein it is announced that gentlemen
can find at their establishment, Nos. 26l
aud a63 Main street, the finest English
and French doeskin cassimeres and
cloths, Kentucky jeans, flannel and
underwear Of every description, white
shirts at very low prices, scarfs, hose,
ETC.. in fact, everything known to gen.
tlemen's wear. These goods are new
and fresh, and will be sold at the very
lowest prices. Housekeepers can find
there an endless variety Of carpets Of
every style and manufacture, and at
prices that defy successful competition.
A very fine stock of rugs and curtains
are also on exhibition and for sale. The
stock at Menken's is being added to
daily with new varieties and fashions.
Gentlemen will remember that the goods
in their line are'offered for sale at rates
astonishingly low, and they had better
examine such goods before making pur-
chases elsewhere. Good goods pur-
chased at low rates saves money.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-17
Look at our gents fIve-dOI.
lar OVercOats.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar,


Yesterday a petition was fled in the
office of City Register Greibel to incor-
porate by charter the Memphis Board Of
Trade, the object Of which is stated to
be the advancement and improvement
OF mercantile trade and business. The
charter gives the incorporators the usual
powers to make bylaws, elect officers,
etc. The incorporates are: Messrs.
John X. Speed, W, G. Powell, T. H.
Estes, L. Hawthorn, Z. P. Reid, A. R.
Morton, W. B. Battle, Joe Walsh, F. l..
Warner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-17
Cruelty 10 Animals,

Some effort should be made by the
authorities to enforce the ordinance pro-
hibiting the overlooking of drays and
preventing cruelty to animals. One
poor, sickly-looking mule has often to
pull FIVE bales Of cotton from the land
ing to the cotton sheds, and the driver,
not satisfied with putting upon the poor
brute a weight of nearly $500 pounds,
sits up on top of the bales and lashes
the dumb animal with his whip.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-17
RIVER INTELLIGENCE

EAA
ARRIVALS.
Steamer st. Joseph, St. Louis.
Julia, St. Louis.
George W. Cheek, Helena.
Phil Allin, Friar' Point.
Susie Siler, New Orleans.
Aid, Ohio river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer St. Joseph, St. Louis.
Julia, Yicksburg.
Rosa Miller, Arkansas river.
0sceola, White river.
Illinois, Vieksburg.
Quickstep, mouth White river.
Belle of Texas, Ashport.
A. j. White, Napoleon.
Pat Cleburne, Evansville.
Susie Silver, st. Louis.
Aid, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
John B. Maude, Cons Millar, George.
W. Cheek, Phil Allin, Era No. 9.
HEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather clear and pleasant. The river.
here rose one foot in the past tw%enty-four.
hours up to noon to-day. with 8 feet on
the bars to Cairo and u feet below here
on the shoslest bars. AT Cairo the river
rose s inches yesterday; it is stationary
at St. Louis, with 6 feet in the channel
out to Cairo. The Ohio rose Is inches
at Pittsburg yesterday, with I feet in the
channel; at Cincinnati it fell IL inches.
with Ia feet IL inches in the channel
the decline was one inch at Louisville,
with 8 feet 2 inches in the canal, and at
Evansville it fell two inches, with 9 feet
from there out TO Cairo. Cumberland
river is still rising, with IL feet on the
shoals. Arkansas river is ~receding, with
2 feet in the channel from Pine Bluff to
the mouth. White river remains at low
tide.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An improvement in navigation is
looked for, as the upper streams are
rising.
Cotton continues to COME in lively.
The Minneola arrived at Cincinnati
yesterday.
The Charles Morgan and Governor
Allen for New Orleans and Vint Shinkls
for Memphis passed Evansville yester,
day.
The Joe Kinney left vicksburg yester.
day for ST. Louis.
The Yaeger, Ashland and Thompson
Dean arrived at New Orleans yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-17

The market this morning opened
steady, with prices firm and nominally
unchanged. offerings we're fair, with a
good inquiry. Estimated sales for the
day, $500 bales, including 900 TO expor-
ters, $50 spectators and 1850 to spin.
ners. New York spots open ed dull and
heavy, with futures easy. Liverpool
spots we're not quoted, owing TO a defect
in the cablei arrivals were steady. New
Orleans was quiet.
COTTON RxcHAEaK o-uor,1rovg
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-17

PARTIES paying taxes will do we'll to
purchase their State, county and city
scripS at the Manhattan Bank, where
they will be accommodated in sums to
suit, and at the lowest rates. sat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-17
TBE MEN OF MEMPHIS

THE MEN OF MEMPHIS
and strangers visiting our city, having
been caught u~nprepared in the way Of
flannel underwear, can have them manu-
featured to order at
BARCHUS 81 MAYS
Shirt Factory, 33S Main st.
Flannels manufactured and delivered
in t~wenty-four hours after taking meas
ures. Large stock on hand Of mems
furnishing goods. 81
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The Best nnd Ohennast

Furniture, bedding, ETC., in Memphis;
Bushnelrs celebrated spring mattress.
Don't fail to see it, all ye lovers of good
and comfortable beds. W. X. THIxToY,
II No. 256 Second street.
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Lower Prices than Ever offered
Before.
eFsOna

Mr.. James W. Morrisey, advance
agent Of Days Fifth Avenae Theater
Company, is in the city making arrange
ments for the appearance of his fine
company at the theater next Monday
night in the Big Bonanza.
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CRY, County and State Scrips, in
sums to suit taxpayers, at Mechanics
and Traders Bank. 30
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For packing-boxes of all kinds, leave
your orders at No. 4 Towards Row,
with [751 R. L. COCHRAN & Co.
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LEMON, apple, mince and coacOnut
pies, besides an endless variety of small
cakes, fresh every day, at Floyd's, 236
Main street. 62-t
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FRESH oysters received daily per ex
press by Victor D. Fuchs, al Jefferson.
6-t
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PIANOS for rent at very low prices at
Ames, Beattie & Co.'S, 1896 Main street.
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For packing boxes of all kinds, leave
your orders at No. 4 Towards Row,
with [75l r. L. COCHRAN & Co.
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GO TO SOL
0SAC0MCHA CIGAR
House, 200 Main ST., and get his No. 8
cigar fOE Sc. They are fine.
For the Lndtes.

FOR the Ladies'.
Have you examined the novel and ele-
CANT styles of fancy stationery just re-.
ceived at 34l Main street2 Our assort-
ment is the freshest, largest and cheap
est in the city. A. F. Don & Co.
b9t
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EIT YoRkt, November II. 1890 a.m.-Cott

is quiet. Futures are quiet, with sales for Ian.
uary at ID B. l6gl3hc; February, Is 5-l6alsSSe.
March l3h9gl3 9-l8; April. lS%@13 9.l6; NAV,
ii53$glS ll-l6c; June. Is 3-l6@i3Mo; July. iIa
Hl-l6ci August, l43-16@14Hc; Noyember' la
glo 5-lSc; December, lSA@13 1-16c. Sales for
future delivery, II, 800 bales.
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BARTEE's Aocol "a cream drops and
nougst Candies excel any in the city.
Fresh every day, at 1928 Main st. 66t
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LAMPS, burners, wicks, chimneys, etc.
at f. ]. Turnbulrs 234 Main street. 81
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LIVERPOOL. November II. 2 p.m--Cotton ia
quiet. Uplands. SGD Orleans. 73-l6d. Sales.
speculation.
NEW ORLEANS, November II. II.so an
Cotton is firm. Middling, l2Lc: saIes' IN
bales; receipts, 1882 bales.
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We have tried Changers FIRE kinder
and consider it a success, cheaper and
better than wood for starting fires. They
are for sale at the wood and coal yards.
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For packing-boxes of all kinds, leave
your orders at No. 4 Towards Row,
with [75] R. l.. COCHRAN & Co.
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"AoFIvE," the best coal cook stove in
the market, at F. ]. TurnbulPs, 234
Main street. 81
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Lock at our aII.wOOI under.
shirts, 81 30 each.
KAHN u FRElBERG,
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Look at our gents fiye-deI-
lar OVercOaIs.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.
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Look mt our gents flVe.dOI.
lar OvercOats.
KAHN & PREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.
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r1oR RENT-THREE SPLENDID SLEEP.
ri ING rooms over 7 and Q Madison street.
tnnly 10 g. D. CROCKETT,
M 3l7h Main street.