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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

- 81 GbHmnjk, GadIcn, ercianctc flo
DOR Sur,em folaenoe orilintae @cididie
in cjnem G0itbofe, Sin fribcrcr S0au
ipicler, Der ourd cine Grti0Nft in Cen
1tanO gcicbt lit, Gin bebl9ljbc5 2eben III
fubren, befauo iih IL ocm @~aitbofe, ncn
cr Qcm6bnljb bsiudt, ais o,e utueite See
minnliIte 9cbrodt wuroe. Nu5 0trieIbcn
eriob cr, onb feline 9tnnnmer s. ,5GG
&c, 900 SGlr, 0emouneu babe. Grfrtut
blcriiber, Qab CT eircu &ob Stct ium
@citcn &llS CT IiN am onoertn Sage
pit0cr in btmIct5en gofoIc 6eiano un0
Uitoerum bO5 ncue 8tott Gcbrodt uurTe,
los elmer Scr NnlpeIen0eu cine oarin cnt-
blltene @crjdtjluua Dor, nnh meldcr
niht s., 56j, i%onocrn s.. $50 Bic l0,000
Shlltr ecgvonnen bate, uno 9lQc bcOau-
>rten ccn gctGuihtea 0tuirncr BON Sage
uorGcr. Ser ober REF tuteno n9fod
einen &ero, @err @irtb, bjcic Summer
bob' i'd aud !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25
= Ger critic Gehltritt. 6

Ser erte Sebltritt. Sin
alter &crbre6er i'm 3u0tbouie wurOe
9%cfraot, welber Eebltrltt TIN ouI Die
Sobn Der @erbreden geflibrt babe, no,
raul CT CUR Qutw0rt CAB;
Ntein eriteS Serbre6en mar, boB i'd
cincn 3citun0slbrciber nm ba5 Cub
icriptionsaelO fir feline 3eitung fur ?
Sabre ~betrogcn. NahOem i6 Dieie5 ge-
tbon, oeuanu Der SeufeI cine iotde Sc
malt Ubcr mid, Dap iA i'm ui0t wcbr los
per0en Pounte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25
g ur / d) t bI06e.

Oame: vSa9en Sic Dem @errn 2ieu>
tenant meiren id0niten SGnf fir bas
bibf4e SOuouet, Sd bate gar ni6t
9eoo6t. oab es i'm 0e;rmber i6on Sell,
den Gdbc. Sic iinb geiuib redt cltdl>
tet bur6 oen weitcn @tg i'm @dnee.-
MoLIen Sic pieueidt Elm @!as @ein,
oocr cinen Shnnp5, oocr Gin @la5 @roo
trinfeu ?"-
@uri6e Isl MN, menr'8 tcun icin
mus, 70 mo@t ib Sic nm cin 8los @ciu
bitten uno ncd5cr nil i'd cintn S6nops
t%rrnFcn, bis Scr @rc1 icItjg 1T
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

-nGtuOerc broO, SranS !" crmuntcrte
Gin b0bmjiNer S6,ifer icincn SOJu, NIT
mcI6em er an ciuem iAwiilcu Sommer'
toge sic MoIoau biuobfubr. n9sut
2lbeno, penn fumm mi no6 9ous, frle'
gen mir &n0oel, (&I0ie). 10 0ott mill"
IS ia, erpicberte trauri9 Der Sobn,
wenn's Soft a teulenOmol mill I'M De
Shutter Mil nit, befumm mer BOD fame. "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25
Sdrgc! 2umOrr
Caspcr Gt0uAerf,

81nfte Strnbf, 3p. Martt mo Wio;art,
;sist hem arsbrtrn Vutl,fnm rrn Stastunr Gam
biermit s~r9stcnIt al, taB CT tets ~ CT ais,
Irt Ncrrdtbtg tat. IesQleiden 9 Gros crp
a0en grpBrn prn 5pls unS Metaa nnc in iccem
Civil. allies gilt uuo tiuie.
Mud babe Id tets 9utes trcdruts STU r.
) mn ancerca 9 an mate /, eae id
III zen ntecri6Itsn St. ycuis Yrsiien, GueItljrb.
lid eer 6rdtt, YcrfnUfc.
AGh lin i1 Ngett flr hie ct. QUute
Strnemars 8 ran " unt ~uerFaufe pr2,r
U%atrisatC (8ialrle ifteue G01tu Il. wtai!5rt..fi
eea SfTTC Gettd .c,C fini1lisBiiU ccr 5j,att, q,
q. Scu'a Yreiien. 90 6 StuIert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

- 9toa Nents Dir Mir 2turclic, &c,
fern hat mir NIieiIor @ieoltb Bet Dem
fcuiNeu 9i6te Nc5 ebcn ouf9ebcnOtn
MroN1tS cwi9e 9icb' unO Srcue 9ciJno.
ren
@urcIie: 0a5 SGeufal - uno
mir - ~ Dor1ctcrn bcim SAcine elmer ucr<
I0i6enNen NetroIcumlompe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

- Gin lunlcr GHiijcr itano an &dnli.
lie uno wdrnte nd. nSgjert ca Sic
c ?" frnSte i'm cine 0emc. nNd
n%ein," ontluortst' Gin Nnocrer, uer iHdt
fi1 ans Seuer su 9cy06bnen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

- SIN 3eSritorjum @DOmin0 unter'
nobm Gin Moun cine 9teiie BON % Ntei-
len, nm lin y8uitIe" Fir feline Satin ~
bcIorgcn, mo beunoh tIo9t Suian ..
g(ntbonp iber 1pronnsrei Ger Mdnner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

-Gjgenb0"bi9t IcioIutj-
omen Trienri6'5 oe5 @roBen.
Nuf oIe an i'm 9cliNteten Snme>j0t
! Qciu6t ffIs9te Der S0nig iofort i'll mcnl
Qcn gScrtcn sic &tiolution njeoeriuz
6hrsibcn. Giuiae Der bemerfehspcrtGc.
ten un0 iucni9er befannteu m0len bier
pie0er0clt mcrOcn Nl3 sic 0Gfer in
Yot5>om nm &erobfol8nnQ BON Form
onS bcn Mtoga;jnen boten, itrieb Sric ,
rid ouf btn GanO: nSie Goben 500
@iapel 0efriea;, e5 Scinot GanoiItn,
Ser Ma0iitrat mub lie po6r &~rigen."
Der 8erIincr &aufmnun 6rii3sr iuh'e
Die Gonceliiln sur NnlrAunc elmer Stunt
fubrif naN Der 8eI6ciO loutete .n9d
Mills Sen SeuIsl tbun id miinihe, bNb
oaS aiftia garitige 3,u1 gar nI4t bo
luGre md getrunfen muroe"
Ser Vtreittr Solep, Wel6:: Nftr>c
eintGufe III Gnglau0 81 MAIDEN bate, Bat
1ih ;ur Sclobnuul 0cu StoIlmeiitcrtltel
nus. yGr bat braD bel itintm Gintouit
geitobIcn", lautcte Oie TelOIEtiOu; 81
iou 3ufrjeOcn Seiuot, Dap I'D odiu ShIs
ldmei0e, obcr l6m oupOr nod gum StuI
mclIter MAIDEN, 10 gtelriiW bin i'd ulbt "
Muf oo5 8eiu6 oc5 befunntcn @erlj
nsr MlUn;juOtu Gpbr2in NIT Ultr Bier
Den fabren 3u %0ilrfen, iAric5 ser S6njl:
,Sa, ober Sins bjntcr oem 2lnocrn."
Netcr Gbotje bat nm Die, ieirer Der
itorbcncu @btfrou ais 0tbamme uusgc
icgtcn Nsnlion BON 10 Gbolcrn 81
IoIntion v@r Sam ia nidt accouhiren 4"
9tuf ouS @eiuh Der Scrliner SubrIeu'c.
I'M Gergiiti0Uul fir ibrc Oon Oen 3"fuiI,n
fortsgcnommcuen Yfcro: ySol man III
men ou6 otn S0ooen bon Der Silno
flutb UcrgiItiaen %
&tl5 Ger Sber- Nnoitcur Weintde sum
@cncraizNu0itcur c~rnnnnt wdro, ~Seijtc
Der SbeleNUoitcur g. in Berlin Dem
&0ui8c az, CAP er bereitS brciB q SaDrc
oitue, un0 0Iter I'M 9lmtc ais Scncr lei ::
sd babe i'm Stul eincu 9ouftn ale
Waulcisls, Die llnge beu Gienit MAIDEN,
aber niht, Dap SIC Stdlmciitcr mtr0cn "
Ser Sommerberr bon =. erbielt + I
cine Dem Yrinien ucn S0remarf gswios
mete 5Arift cine o%olocne Sole nebt.
8rin0ntrjug, uno maWtc Dem S0niqc
Wfittbcilung onuon. sd arotuIirc",
nermertts 6rieOrif, rooB bie Scttelei 10
gut gcQlidt"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

Die &rin3c Der Mittmen iinO ni6t
grim, uno 0clp6bnIj6 Bic %Sitt~cn aud
ni6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

II 4 enoe % ieoerbolung
@enn Sic Sonntaa5 niht8 NtNerc5
milIen 10 identcn Sic un5 wicoer Sic
Gbre
Benn i6 nidts 8t6cgcS peiB nit,
&cr9n!igen :!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

st Sc muB icbr leidF getIeioet
0epcIcn Iein, ais JIG, iDrca 9toOerib cr.
martcuO fang
Gr fommt gewiB, iein @ort er b1It -;
G5 iNcint Ger WtOno 10 t(ar!
gSie tIeiO iA mid OaB ;bm'5 9cfdQt?
GIN M65!sin uur lbm 0alr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25
s uulOriitii0 rs.
3m6lf ncnc Sierrcimc.


Sm ncuen 3atbsfeIer in Berlin hnocl
lid in bcn gtiIdcn II. q. foI9cnoc Bier
iprlldc:
IS Iobrt mcin Sobn, be5crs'Gc bas,
Ser Wtlibs foum o08 critic 8las.
Winu itcht Sod nidt ouf cinrm %ein,
Drum lbenf oaS ;mcjte 0!06 Cir eIu
sui 2ir &oS @las iur, rrittcn Wat,
Sent orct lit cine beige 3obt
@uf %jercn 0cht baS %ieb climber
Der MeuiAcn CHM itebt tets nIh mebr
SUM- Sinnc Iino 0e5 Settles @aben,
Sin 8laS mub icper Sinn COD ba3en.
Sap Sir sic @arnung offthbo:sn,
Mtit Se6ien Oarf nur Der Safer fabTen,
Sin @i0at Inem. mas mir Iietcn,
SIN NcreOt Der b0leu Siebcn.
8eim oatcn 8Iaie fromm betradt,
Den &cBcr t9ut man Ill Die N9t.
g(eun Walen iino ouf Sem EarnoB,
llnb ieoer Sicmt ciu U0lIcs @ia5.
YhiIiItc! lnB nu1 0auic Qebn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

gu Ionit, LAP Dir bcim 3w0lftcr 6eiebIcn.
Sie Slider %trintcn, bod nibt 50blcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

S1nouft On, 10 frau SEN 0uten GIfeu,
Sin Srcuno MIR Dir no1 90uie GcIftn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

2gSaee Gi.aici
FoF=SamFfiGifg5rt
snii6en
:Sie!u 9}urf rmo :3amura,
uio YDmorth II Gbcrboura,
s,rmittelt tcr rcucu rradtcra clnacrjftrter ei-
icrncn Ipit= drtpfihi1t tl.cr Maine. jires Dpn
80 U Sruncu unc 1900 e1CctiYrr gferrct'GIt:
@0t6e, SHiclouo, 9elGul.
SMiQtr, @.ncrt, 9trerr,
&lopito6, &0rner.
Gie Nomgfrr cieIrr 2intc b]sfErccrn bic
&crfini9tc 9tantcn %of
unb fabrcn mis- fcI3t:
SON Mcw Sort:
@6tbc, 6 1pt. NilIon, IS S,b,ulr 1915
zajGrc, 6apt 56omas, %. Icbrunr n
9tiNn1. @opttdn 5oo1sug. 9. M(6rs n
9er2,g, Sapttain 0tn,utr, 23. Nidri n
uno ieoen folgcn0cn GicnStog:
&aIanc= S}rc;fc:
Son ~nU Sors mad q 'ymouth, 9onbon,
@rii,ol, G]bcrtouru uuo 9~ombura:
/. GajHr J. SalSn S SsIs &l 50
3piTAcnrsd uo,5 81 cub, @riIt,l rrrr 2cuceu
ga 4 currency
@oa 0am'ur] las4 &Gw Gorf:
9,;;,..l /. Salrn G'ric 500
.3niihenred &Hrrenc9 81
SIue ctnIAIic6ja cer @ei$iisuu8.
lie Iampfcr her ,2Irlrr ginie" inn iimmtlja'
neu unp nit allen NrrteIcrun9cn oussci.ettu III
&esug auf
Siderbeit, g'equcmiidfett uno Sdnels
~illfelt
7is critc Gaii.e / ouf rns r~e,rrt ie etrqe
ltdtst Die 3mcitc 1aiarC hiucr stu g. 4c1 Nes-
tbell, nd t%rrnfaus mi tcH q -a. 'tHr
een. mo rit CT IL gel u, IT Laa A.ic~.
BAT Nttbc UurcH ven e." I'll l. IT Uu
Scnitern Inc GBiilcu Hfrlrbtn mn .i.nmt erHic=
ni9eu (bril rtr StiTc fir, II lrcithcm fb duJ
ZEN me ten Iamyfern Gle ineite &ailtc benuoet.
plGtte, RE ms iulClcbifr rcrcct, t~Cf,rtcrn
mir mi riele Z biHen nndl alien lhciIcn lcut6-
lnucs. Ntln mencc nd we9en qaIil8c al
KNAUTH, MACLEOD & KUEHNE,
lib %rodouaD, Stem 9orf,
GeuerGls Jen : II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25
Saufz II, Snc0fO>0 ciGGit
Knan'h. Xachod 6 Kuehne,

l l 9 q 5 70 q y g ew 9 o f.
21cd1fel
in b~sIicbfgcn Guantititer nne III rcn tiai8itcn
5nars-Scurien ouf cie mfiitcn Ntdfs in 1rutid'-
lam, Gcite reid. Ger Sd'peiS 1rautceit, Sci
LAMB. 9t!ain, Shpessu, 9icrre9en, OdntnarF
Hu6lano, uH9arn &C.
9Ius3ablunQen
rurh bic Tcitimtsr. Irmis rsr Sclcarapb in ohta
pldeen TeutIblarts, rer z tncia S,treiGs &c.
irei ms eaus. GinfaiI-una Ycn grtidbaftsn Nne
5crrsrun9en i5cer @rt il alien 5tciIen 9aresa''
&r,ojtariets
fir Ssiisuet SIT 95a'sHu3 liz aacn Sf5p'fa
Gurcea'5.
General M1,rtu' SER efNl 1te.s.
Cam+f.t ua:. G.-G: ;~;f@r1 %ee GeEF une
SaE,turs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

Y6iIiitc. lnB na1 9auIe aebn,
Scr Q1tc Nuri0 b0It 0U3 no0 3tbn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

g(eun Wuien iin0 ouf Sem Rarnob,
llno leoer Siemt cin poLlcs @ta5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

SUM Sinnc Tno oe5 Settles @aben,
Sin 8la0 mub lcper Sinn COD bo3en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

8eim oatcn 8laie fromm betradt,
Den &cBcr tbut mar Ill Die N9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

Sap 0ir sic @arnurg ~offehbo.en,
Mtit Se6Ien BARI mr. Der Safer fdb1tn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

Sm ucuen 2atb5felIer in Berlin in0en
lid in bcn gtiIfcn II. q. foI9cnoc Bier
]nriidr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-02-25

Sin Gi0nt Wlem, mas Mir lietcn,
SIN NcreOt Der b0leu Siebcn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-04

object. Let the monument be finished,
shodld be the motto of all ex-Conied-
crates in Memphis, and let nothing stop
the good work until a shaft rises to
heaven worthy of the heroes who sleep
beneath.
The great fight in the Council turns
on the City Recorder. The ordinance
which passed its second reading last
night has been amended to provide that
the Recorder is to be appointed by the
Mayor by and with the consent of the
General Council, as Of old, which means
that the Mayor will nominate one of the
ring and continue so to do, and If the
Council does not see fit to confirm such
the present incumbent will hold over.
The Council seems to be working under
the old charter, although it is rumored
that we have a new charter in force and
that the old thing has been repealed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-04
THE CITY.
M Nc M II H rs,
Tuesday Evening. May 4, 1875.
Amusements

MEMPHIS THEATER Tomorrow night
Treasurer Brooks, Of the theater, will
take a benefit which has been rendered
him by his friends. The entertainment
will be most musical and will be pre-
sented by the very best musical a%rtistes
in our city. The programme of exer-
cises has been carefully selected. Among
those who will lend their valuable assist
ance are Professors Levy, Perring, Karch
and Arnold; Messrs. Refs, wilkins, jr. F;
Misses Carrie Ennis, Lizzie Miller; Mrs.
Boylan and others. During the inter
mission Mr.. Brooks, by special request,
will deliver a recitation entitled The
Two V~agabonds. The concert will be
most brilliant in every respect, and will
attract a large and fashionable audience,
a deserved tribute to the talent of our
professional and amateur musicians and
vocalists,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-04
FACTS AND FANCIEs.

The young man who did not spell we'll
had a sick spell.
You can buy a paper coffin for from
three to ten dollars, and after you've
tried one you'll never use any other kind.
Mrs. Stanton says that every woman
has a right to say by Gosh" when she
stumbles over the cat and shoots under
the table.
To me thou art the sun" writes a
young poet in an ode to his girl. As we
have seen him look in her face without
sneezing, we refuse publishing the PEI
jury.
How catching this Beecher business is.
First, We had the Bessie Turner bonnet.
and now we have the ragged edge" done
up in Valenciennes.
frankness is the child of honesty and
courage. Say just what you mean to do
on every occasion, and take it for granted
that you mean to dc what is right.
A one.eyed San Francisco girl adyer-
tises for a husband afflicted in the same
way She don't mean to be twitted on
her detormity after the honeymoon.
Idiot exclaimed a lady, coming
out OF the theater, one evening. as a
gentleman accidentally stepped on her
trailing skirt. Which one of us?"
blandly responded the man.
In a Connecticut town Of about twelve
hundred inhabitants there are from sixty
to seventy dentists. Upon an average.
twO-thirds of the people have their laws
bandaged the whole year round.
If George Washington; himself, had
only been cross.examined by Judge Full
lerton before he died, we have no doubt
1t would have turned out that he really
lied about the cherry tree after all.
1t is estimated that only seventeen
per cent, Of the inhabitants of New
York city are native-born Of native-born
parents, while nearly eighty-three per
cent. are foreigners or the children of
foreigners.
A Kansas family has lived four DAYS
on dried apples and snow. A down
Easter with such a chance would have
crawled out from under the drifts with
eleven patents for making dried apple
ice cream.
An old writer says: Read not books
alone, but men, amongst them chiefly
myself. If thou find anything question
able there, use the commentary of a
severe friend rather than the gloss of a
sweet lip astterer; there is more profit
in a distasteful truth than deceitful sweet
ness"
At the close of one of the battles in
the Peninsular war an officer, seeing a
private of his regiment bringing in three
French prisoners, asked him how be had
managed unassisted to make such a
capture. Be jabers, yer honor" re-
piled the man proudly, II surrounded
them"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.
what the Nervous Reou,r,

What the nervous require more than any,
thing else is IMMIGRATION. Sedatives alone
Will not cure nervousness. The reason that
the nerves are so susceptible is that they are
weak. Compensate for this deficiency Of
strength, and over-acute nervous sensibility
disappears. The most rational, wholesome.
and agreeable tonic is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Medical men recommend its use for
possess strength. giving properties OF the
highest order. and at the same time TO be a
means Of reforming those bodily irregularities
Hhlch induce nervousness and loss of yiRor,
IL is the best known remedy for dyspepsia,
whether nervous or bilious, and is powerfully
CONSERVATIVES OF a regular habit Of body. As
1t e notorious that those who are afflicted
with weak nerves, biliousness or constipation,
are peculiarly liable to the influence Of mala-
ma, II is invaluable to such persons on ao-
count IF its preventive efficacy. It endowa
the body with health, and the mind with
cheertulness. H-69
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-04
Arbitration Oonrt.

The following cases were decided to-
day: Barnard VS.. McAlister, affirmed
and remanded; Collier VS.. Berlin, re-
versed and remanded; ozment VS.. Todd,
affirmed; Price VS.. Price, reversed and
final decree here; Anderson, adm'1, VS..
Dammann, affirmed. The following
cases are set for hearing tomorrow
Smith VS.. Fly ct al; Stoner VS.. Humes,
admir-; Palmer VS.. Hunt; Scribner VS..
Rleimer. QFlYpE0IfTn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-04

l love Charles" said she, wiping her
eyes with the hem Of her overskirt, 81
loved him as much as any woman could
love a man, but when he commenced
wearing spit-curls l dropped him."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-04
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Bald Heads-NO Hail. No Pa

WE WILL CONTRACT IN WRITING TO
w produce a new growth of hair ON all
bald heads. Ladies, we will contract with
you to stop your hair from coming out. make
i grow longer and rapidly, and free the head
from dandruh, all by the use Of DR., }. New
ton smiths Hair Restorative. 1t is not q
hair-dye, consequently contains no poison.
Read what some Of our leading citizens say
of it:
LOUISVILLE, KY, April, 1875.
We take pleasure in recommending DR.. j.
Newton Smiths Hair Restorative to all who
are afflicted with badness, or falling Of the
hair, as frem personal experience, we can say
it is the best aud cRlV Hair Resiorer in the
market. [Sigredl 3
MARKHAM Il BYINGToN, Druggists,
A. o.. OAPERTON, Editor Recorder (Baptist),
c.. P BARNES. Jeweler, ETC.,
w WALLwORK, Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
W. A. HALsTEAD, Adyer isiug Agent.
Address DIR. j. NEWTON SMITH & co..
PROJECTORS, Louisville, KY.
w, N. WILKINSON & CO.,
55-l22.wle - Agents fog Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-04

ALL the latest. magazines, dailies and
periodicals can be found at P. j.. Cole.
mans news stand and cigar store, No.
6Oa Beal street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-04
SIN

The Clarita cigar at Sc is the only
cigar in the city containing pure Havana
filler, and selling at the above low
price. Call at 2SG Main street, next door
to Oliver, Finnie & Co.'S, and try n
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Ton DEMONS, old reliable steamboat
painter, Ia Water street. 81
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81 so! &I 80!
Our Miles CATERS, 81 so.
KAHN FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets.
1874.

English and American magazines 70
1874, Zoe copy, at Manafords book and
news depot.
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MADAME VINCENT has Just received
fresh Norfolk oysters at the Crystal
Palace. Sc
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DR.. KIMBRo's office, AZ Beal street,
over Charlie Kuey's, 6S
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Tom DEMONS, old reliable steamboat
painter, IA Water street. 81
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Received daily at Victor d. Fuchs, for
sale at prices TO suit the times. at Al
Jefferson street. Alt
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ADJUSTMENTS
~NTS.
MEMPHIS
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
JOS. BROOKS,
Wedneadav Evanfug Nav X Iezk

WeunehUay evening, May ., 1870
Vocal end Instrumental Concert
Under the direction Of Prof. EMILE LEVY.
TINE FOLLOWING LADIES AND GEN
i tleu en- having kindly volunteered, will
appear in a Grand Programme;
Mis-. j. l.. BOYLAN, MIeS LIZZIE MIL
LER, the accomplished Sopranos.
MISS CARRIE ENNIS, the popular Con-
traltO.
PROF. j ERNEST PERRING. the oelc-
brated Englith Tenor.
Mk- A. REFS, favorite Basso.
PROF. c. NJ. KARUH, the talented Vio-
llinist.
MIR. JAS, WILKINS, the gifted Flutist.
PROF. Il. ARNOLD, the famous Cornet
player.
PROF. HANDWERKER, the well known
Director, and his ENTIRE 0RCHE IRA.
Sale Of Reserved Seats commences Monday,
May Sd. at peabody Hotel and Theater. So 81
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Ice cold lager beer, wines and liquors
at Hermann Caro's, No. 81 North Court
stIeet. 10
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1000 Readinr Mn,,ar-

Good Aeadtng Matter.
Go to Billy Liebeu's, on Main street,
near the corner of Jefferson, for all the
latest Western and Eastern dailes,
periodicals, magazines and choice read
ing matter.
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: straw@erriesl strawberriesI
We are now receiving daily shipments
Of fresh strawberries.
ACT LYLE q SHIELDS.
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WATER FILTER.
JEwETT'S PATENT
CRYSTAL SPRING AND COOLER
ON BIN ED

Filtsrsd Rain Or River wster P~referable.
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Ton DEMONS, old reliable steamboat
painter, IA Water street. 81
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81, FLOWERS, bouquets, plants, at Craig's.
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Ladies' side laced fine CATERS, 81.
KAHN IL FREIBERG,

You will find the freshest meats in the
city at L. Sohilling & Bros s, corner Of
Jefferson and Third. 54t
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Our real hair switches, 81.
KAHN 4 FREIBERG.
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The LEDGER job Office is in constant
receipt from the ~feundries of new type,
embracing all the latest nd best styles.
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CoNvERsE's Billiard Parlors,
GOT 81 South Court street.
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Our linen grenadlne, 12gc.
KAHN & FREDERIC,
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Remember that the only depot for the
above is at 200 Main street, four doors
from Washington.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-20
GEO. Fl. CORNELSON-

GEO. H CORNELSON-
Is at his old stand again. H moved
into his immense new store on yester
day, and when his stock arriv es here
from New York, he will be able to pre-
sent such bargains to his customers as
will both benef. and delightthem- His
building is thirty feet wide and one
hundred and fifty feet lin length, aud
will hold enough goods to supply the
wants OF the County. Mr.. Cernelson
does not only mean to keep the trade
here, but also to draw it from other
places to Orangeburg. Country mer.
chants will find it tp their advantage to
make their purchases from Mr.. Cor,el
son. He will give them rare bargains.
John Danner got back from New York
on last evening, ana says the only thing
he didn't bring from that metropolis, is
the Beecher-Tilton scandal; so the Gus
toners of Cornelson may look for a
treat at his new tore The affabe and
polite George W Brunson is with Mr. G
vet.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-20

On Monday afternoon last, MIR. Geo
Bolivsr came within an ace OF losing
his life. He was in wagon to which
was hitched his favorlte animal, aud as
he started to drive out Of his yard gate
the steed took fright, bolted from the
gate and ran around Mr. Boliver's
house. In attempting to jump from the
wagon Mr.. B. got his feet entanglcd in
the ines, and was dragged along for
somo distance on the ground. His
injuries were not serious, though su fl,
cieptly painful TO 'alat% the usually
calm and philosophic George. We al e
clad to announce that he is better
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Notice of Dismissal.

One moth from date I shall file with the
Probate Judge of Orangeburg County, my
final account as guardian of Freeman w.
Riley and ask for dismissal from such
guardianship.
OMAN B. RILEY.
Orangeburg, February 6, 1875 At