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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-22
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ss1, $50, 500, 5000, $500, $500,
$1,000, $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000.
500, 900.
The Bonds issued by the Industrial Exhibi
tlon 20. are copy Of the European Govern
ment Loans.
The Bonds are a safe investment.
PEOPLE OF SHALL MEANS
Can find no better or safer investment. No
chance of loss. A fortune may be acquired
On December 6th--0n January Sd
PURCHASE NOW.
How to Purchase.
In person. or by certified Check, or EXPRESS.
or Postal Order, or Draft. or enclose Green
backs in a registered letter. to- and made
payable ia. the Industrial Exhibition Co.
The funds raised by sale Of these Bonds will
be applied to the erection Of a
CRYSTAL PALACE.
Which Every American Will bs Proud OF
REOOLLECT,
The Industrial Exhibition is leeitimate en-
terprise, chartered BY the State Of New York.
York.
II has had seven drawings since July, 1874
and paid out in principal and interest.
<s76O,OOO.
Any one obtaining a premium, the Com
pany pledges itself not 10 make public.
This enterprise is simply new form Of
bonds in 20 sense is II TO be recognized as
lottery.
There arc no blanks. Be sure and purchase
at once.
5 will buy Fraction for December 6, 1875.
will buy Quarter Bond for Jan. 3, 1875.
$40 will buy Half Bond for Jan. 3. 1876.
$40 will buy a Whole Bond for Jan. 3. lS7e.
All Bonds are exchangable into city 10 8, in
the suburbs of New York city.
Each BOndh0lder is regar ted as an honorary
member Of the Industrial Exhibition Co., and
is welcome at the Parlors OF the Company, No.
Y East nth street.. Agents wanted.
All communications and remittances 10 be
made TO tho Industrial Exhibition Co., IL
East 18th street. between 5th Avenue ana
Broadway, New York city.
For the purpose Of giving the Bondholders
Of the Industrial Exhibition %. full and com-
plete information as 70 the progress Of the
ompany, and complete list OF the draw,
ings, an, illustrated Journal will be pub
lished, viz:
The industrial Exhibition Illustrated
Subscription One Dollar per Year.
Any one sending q club Of is subscribers.
with SIS. will be giYena Premium ofOne Frao.
ton or u Bond; club Of q subboribers. a *
B9adi club Of 80 subscribers. whole Bond.
Adde'S.
Industrial Exhibition Illustrated,
l2East l7th Street, New York City.
$50 VIII Purchase lS Fractions.
For full Information apply 10
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-22
RAILROAD qIME TABLES.
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IEMPHIs AND LoUEvuLE RATLRoAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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The Lowest Premium is S2.IO
Eaca Fraction must draw this sum.
All Fractions will be. good with SIS TO pns-
chase whole 80 Bond.
This is chance for fortune. and no chance
for loss.
A. go Bond participates in four drawings
each year. until It has drawn one OF the fol-
lowing premiums:
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!. Ticket I Oiiss. sN Main street. corner Of
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MISSISSIPPI AND TKNEEsgEHR.
Arrives. Essves.
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Expfos1 daily Except
Sunday ......... ............... S.l5
Mail Irain..................... .. $50 lt.W
Naahville Aooomm0d' n $40 AIS
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

PARIS GREEN.-The New York Ec,,,;uo
Post and several Western papers have bcaT
discussing the old question of whether the
coorlng matter commonly called Paris
green lmsenlte of copper, when used in the
manufacture of wall papers and TO XIII
insects, IS put IN form dangerous to iasmon
life. There Is safe old rule that seems
applicable to the question whether or MOI
ParlS green shall be used on farms--"When
IN a?mOt ABOUT dong anything, don't do
it. These who believe that Paris oroon !.
deadly poison which will be takon mn I,.
growing plants IN quantities larne enoucb
to nlure the health of, if not to kill. tbosn
who eat the fruit of the plant, have at least
raised reasonable doubt as to the safety,
OF its Use. In July of last year three persons
who partook OF lemonade and 'chOw.choy''
pickles III New York, were killed bv Paris
green which had in some way To+ ;nto
either the 'chow-chow" or the lemonaJ,
and i supposed to have been blown thor,
The family of physician in London w9s
poisoned by eating bread which the baker
Ead placed on shelf painted with Paris
green while the loaf was still warm. Pro
lessor IusOn. of Kings College. London
says that arsenic has been EMPLOYED as =
>t'ep Iof seed wheat to prevent smut. and
that VI: Audouard says he has detected
traces OF arSenlc IN the crops raised from
seed wheat thus treated. DIR. Edmund
l,ayy says that arsenic. as 1t exists in artif.
cal manureS, is taken up bv growing plants
and that he found cabbagcs and tu,ni,s
giving unmistakeable evidence of beinr
arSenlated. Professor Tusons experiments
colihrlned the observations of Audouard
ana I'@Vy. Professor Kedzie, of the NicLi /
gan State Board of Health. investigated tLA
>u Dlect. and has concluded that casas of
poisoning from Paris green are much moro
common than is generally supposed. tLot /
almost infnitesinal quantities of arsenic
taken into the living system are fr,urLt
with danger to health and life. and fiat /
one OF the most common ways in which tbe (
POISON Is taken into the system is bv tho ,
inhalation OF small particles of the noi>on !
uerIysd from Wallpaper cOlorcd with if. or
from cultivated fields over which il ha, been /
spread.
ms opinion is not fully supported by all
the evidence in the case. The +yorlln,or -
manufactures sOfpaper-hangingS are, e,nosnJ
10 the danger. if there is any. of iuLaIinr
hne PARTICLES of the Paris green used in
HlXInE the cOlOrs, and Vet nihnutacturnrs
>aN thar they have noticed no ill-etfccts
resulting TO their wOrkmen from the ia, Of
i'Ii' green. The quantity use.l in enough
wallpaper 70 cover room, must be very
small and the quantity liberated from the
paper in the form of dust. still smaller so
!hat any ill-etftct> of such dust should be
Greatly aggravated in the workloo.n, where
I'll" co!orS for the paper. not for one room.
but Tor hundred Is, are prepared. Still the
''ldcnce on this side OF the case does not
touch the question Of the danger said to
result from spreading Paris green about Tho
roots OF plants the fruit Of which is eaten
-IHih. LETTER..
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

Vice President Wilson addressed the
members Of IN" Miller, Association in 81.
Louis on Friday night in response to a
Grenade. He -ajd in the course of hi.
rrmarks that he had been travelling in
kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas. and
had received nothing hut kindness from all
whom he had met. lie mad come to the
conclusion that great efforts were making
to improve that section Of the country. and
there was More peace and order and hone
and confidence there tian 1T ANY time since
the war. He trusted that il would increase.
and that in every section Of the country
we should come to know each other better
and love each other more tian wc have
done. The speech Of Mr. ". was greeted with
frequent applau-.-. On Saturday. Mr..
Wilson was taken through til, tunnel and
across the great bridge. and he was s.lL>e.
qlently introduced to the Merchants, Tx
change.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
NOTICE RESPECTING LICENSES

NOTICE RESPECTING LICENSES
~ All individuals, Associations of Persons rir,.,s
or corporations engaged in and DESIRING to rnuti,,,
engaged in the business Of Purchasing and u,'ii'ic
Produce, Goods Wares and Merrhardisr nr t,,iS nrS
property "i whatever description either bv 3hoI."i
or retail, or engaged as owner or owners in tL ~
du"ton or manufacture. by hand or mncbimCrrw - "c
,oodS, Wares or Merchandise. or Of any article or ,"
terlal, or any combination composition of anl art
ces or materials, OF every nature and sulynn VIM
toeVcr, except the usual farm product, for Lumn ,,,
sumption or market PURPOSES and rpuurrd In "a, -,
out license ore hereby notified To take ont lico,,, ~
engage III, prosecute follow and carry ON s,ch h,,i
ness or occupation on or before the FIRST NV III,
Jt NE next And Rll Persons Firms Curnnntio. ~
Corporations engaged in the Trade RSincsl pir.,it
or Occupation of Auctionecring Foreign iit ,.,,r
ance Agency Foreign Fire Insurance Agency Vrnd
ing Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise by SnmnI,s. {.
keeping or travelling Stations Jacks for the use OF
mares; Keeping Eating Houses taking Photogronbs.
acting as Brokers, Real Estate Agency: EXhiEitn,,
CrcuseS; Iractcin" Ju%glcry practicng The prni.s
sion Of Law; lraCt!Cing the Profession Of NIcdinn.
fracciHg the Profession Of dentistry; Conycynncinp,
actillg rs private Banker: NUn-tsfdnt Cafchers of
Fish; Peddng, Keeping Tavern SclIuf Int yicltinp
Liquors, are hereby notified that their liccu4s cynire
ahd must he renewed within one year from date
GlVen " pursuance OF n act of he General Assem-
piy passed March ~, 1915.
WILLIAM A. MOORE
~, Clerk Of the Peace IN and for Knni County
DOVER, April 2G lST5.-it
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

y y
~ NIrir"t HT't q Lcyuri rHria> T. mo directed
M'L - cNl'"cd 10 public sale al th notc rf Cbori.
l. t''AN N'.! - Inc tDWH of SMYRNA k,l.f 1it,t,. ,,J
'-'A'r ~ IrtI"ir". nH TIL R>DAY tho ri ,Iav nr
. ''' a. I'rE r. Il The following Real E,tatr
Nj tha! Tract or l"rc, oc land lrlr>b .vb.r.op
nov I;N situate Ing and being in buck Creek
,I "Iti f liui'iTri a; r-.id. adjoining lands ana
""lHt,'. the Ltir- ui Nuulica Morris and th b.;r
!i!i'c 10 u th" elder. lately deceased c,,,t,i,,
IlE t,"D ~ NnliED AND SIXTY ACRES IF Innj
'.i marsh HOatitiN b.. the same mare ar los, Ii.
tlr same lands and premises which jYroh .t,,,t M
3ll-' Hr'': h> wife. hy in,lcuuIrc i,Hriu datr ti
'u'i'ttlh Gay Of September a. d. eighteen hundred
Ii I. t%'.,! our 'ud grant and confirm unto the ,uid
h' ' wee NN ~ Zee ~ i'll and bv said judput,Ir r.
,"T!rd ~ h" Office for recording decd. [r in AMI
Ipf keht C"uny Aforesaid. in book \ vol G,Ijn IIj
alI"aI ai'rr"HrdN the Ni't Rachel Weeks ini,rmtr.
ahd That the said thr Quulcv iy her o,t ,, ,
testament ic"rIH@ dat. the tWc.ty-siyri ,gy ~ ,,,
tihhcT y - eighteen hundred and h.ty-,Ic r,rt,,,,
,tHtF thlsj gave amt devised the ga!rlInt, rho si
icr, inI1h W. Robinson il words f,lln,yn, ,,;l r,
t.t!,L give d: C"..>C unto INV urdud.,,u Trr,,;,l
W r',snn, all tnat certain tract Of mi eit,atr
III DUCK Frrk Hundred, adjoining Tho ubD,,.-u.,lncj
tract ana lands of shannon !saar short ,,,,.,.,ii,,
one hundred and Fifty Acre, be the sa,1. i1'r -
''N 10 he held by himself his heir, and ns.sr. Cr
EG'; IL helh? the same which Jacob Stout and vifo
i w. a'i'iIs i 4ilu c"hIrn 10 me rs in and by said Will
~ Il'' u','i> duIy proved and filed Of record i'm
' REGISTERS Office in and for Kent Comfy aforesaid
recourse h"!nF had VIII more fully apl,car Tho sniJ
tract has been found t0 contain ono
acres If upland and one hundred and Tan % sar ~ :;
marsh meadow, DE the same more of Ic.1 t'ro,hor o
"Ith a.! and singular the buildings IMPROVEMENTS
seized and taken in execution q. tb,. ,.r,.,.r, ,,
D JLItEN!All W. ROBINSON and ANGELICA Ills yyif,.
and ROBERT r. ROBINSON. terre tenant and viii I
sold for ca n. ~ VIM wv
PETER j. COOPER. Sheriff
SHERIFF OFFICE. DOVER. pEL.,l
May H. 1870.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

john {. Breckenridge died on Monday NJ
lexington. Ky. i'll the jjth wear Of his are
ne was BORN near Lexington, in .Ianuarv
IN-I' studied law at the Transylvania Tnsti
tute &nd was admitted 10 the bar. He
>trYcd as major IN a Kentucky lcoiment
tjAing the Mexican war. and di~tin@liSLod
himself while in Mexico =, counsel for
General Pillow when charges were bro,,gh+
against the latter. On his return f,on
.IeXico he was elected u the Kcntuolv
legislature and he was a R,.prr..nt9t;,-.. il,
congress from the Ashanti district from
lN1i 10 l>'J''. IN 1876 he was elected Vic.
President Of til" United State. ~ tIa
ticket with Ar. Buchanan. and l,r -.rv.d
ms full term a. Wee Pr.,:dcu:. In I.fn
III" Southern ID InocIacy terminated him as
Their candidate tor President against Mr.
DOUGLASS and Mr. Lincoln. th. election
l"suItlng IN tn" choice. of the. latter Mr.
brecNinlldge va, sent to the United states
N'ha1e III lN6l' as the successor of NJ. Crit
tcnden. While ~ the Senate. hc was c,n-
-llruou. in opposition to every measure
against secession. and hc soon nue,,i,
'-.lou>''i the Confederate. c.ul,. ON
November t. lS6l. he was indjrt.,I fo,.
treason ~ the Grand jury at Franfolt. Ky..
and on December I OF the same ven. Er
Was formally expelled from the senate nr
the n;ted States. On August }. 1850 Lc
wa appointed a Major General in the Con.
trdrrate ari.iy, and led tie attarl, on the
mon torce- at Baton Rouge, which ended
in the retreat OF the ronfederateS He was
defeated At Murfrcesboro on January ,
>jj. and iii consequence relieved bv Gen.
cEa! bragg. lie commanded a c0rI,s at
the battle Of Chattanooga. November 3+1J.
l,'i3. In ItG4 hc served in West virginia
md in the operations around Richmond.
II" was appointed Confc,lclate SECRETARY Of
War in February. 1850. After the coIIaDsn
"t the Conirderacv. he escaped. in June Of
the same year to Cuba. and proceeded
thence TO England. ':nc" hi, return to his
native country he lived in retirement at
Lexington.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
AGENTS wANTED TO SELF
Rights 3. Citizen,L

WH' i"fi %0t-l,jr 4, crcrcj>c anI ho,r T., j,s,yyc
A"m. BY Th|'phii,is I1irsgDs Ill., b.
Containing commentary on the Federal and STATE
CGnNtuti"n- giving their history and origin aud a
mn explanation of their principles PURPOSES and pro
VISIONS me powers and duties Of Public Officers the
rights of the people" and the obligations inc1Irrnd in
every relation of life: also, parliamentary rules for
EcI'HLalNc bodies and full direction, and legal forms
!f an hl' mess transactions maxim" Wills Deeds
Mortgages Lenses, Notes Drafts, Contracts, etc 4
Law Library IN single volume. II meets the wants
of all GLASSES and sell, To- cvrrVhodv
Uluyl JONES BROTHERS, d, 90 TIil, T.,
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
CANCER CAN pC ,,,,pDD

DlS: H. L. BUN D. OF the PENNA. G AMER JNSTIrITTR
is certain cure for this dreadful malady and
NOhlShig the medical faculty by his wonder,u srcess
ne remedies can be any part Of The world ros
no Ereer visiting the city and remaining while nder
VIII hnd ample accommodations at fhe IvST
diseases Sd uLA TErTER PEURlGO and all Skin
anu impurities of the Blood cured after All othrr
dress, ppN%, ~ ~, ,Iin Iir'i OAI AT or al
Is C'TII,STNIf.r Ssr
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
DEATES

LAY LoR-ln this town. on the 18Th inst Mary
daughter OF Mr. Geo W Taylor, aged one year
NOIiklN.-on the 18th inst. near Down>s Charcl.
h'llon Hd' Mrs Rhoda \. Morris, in her 3oth year.
'CN EiIAl-E-Nh tie l7th inst. in Clayton, Arthur
D. son OF j. Douglass and Susie \. Covcr,alc. aged
one year and nine months
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

'lIN I|I tE II.j.tK l.II-..-. N,v,.rr
-. i!c 5re;t pr"ilal ami Renowned GENERAL TOM
~ MB ANh WIFE COMMODORE ITT A%p MIN
>li- AIitEN, just returned To- America after a Three
ltr' Tour Around the World viii appear in ~ variety
- td-rihatiiG Performances. consisting of Song,
!'N'1. rance. Iral' -ut>, Connie ACt> and IAlghai
>h'ui'-. NJ each Entertainment. the ladies will
%t'f >"Nt trdI Ne" and Elegant to~tunc- Magnificent
h.anl"!> ~ tS worm by them before the PotcntatcS
81 me- World. Nj'o, Major NcwcU, the Skntnrinl
lh' ','"'"'i'"i ~ E> Astonishing Dance upun Parior
Popular Prices: Admission only 95Ccni.. Children.
HhiIr t!I. ~ y';I Cents. Reserved Seats 20 cent,
iiIIcn iIicn il'ioT J! !" i'"ScrVcd seats, - Gents.
lAi!'S and Children COusioeratcly advised tn
attend the Day Exhibition and thus avoid the crowd
a"u ')hiuFon Of ihr Evening Performances
GiO. MITCHELL. Agent.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
PERSONAL, NOTT(,I,
u a..

o'ce Is hereby given that all officers sailors and sol
"oumutI ruptured or injured the late rehniIinn
sGntY are entitled to penson. and thousands Of
are cutlteu To an increase
"'"'eS 'iIouSh DIR. l.. b. JACKSON
~. ,,.. Late surgeon in United States Nayy
''''<'N''y y 40. 707 SAMSON ST. PbiIadpI,hio
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
PureGround RawBone

Furnished by cur in lots of five tons and ul,wnr,is
q, Smaller quantities from store Parties ordering
tIrN VIII get all the benefits of the lowest prices
Also materials for maminclugin1 Phosphote hIwnys
ON had Prices "S low as the lowest quality rs good
attended to- 4 CGHTS'roN ''''
lc'-i-ih Newport. Del.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
THE MARKETS
MARRIAGES.

NA!SoN-BpoNE--on the Ilth list. by Rev. J. H..
N"i""cl' Mr. y y. Watson and Miss Alice Boone.
all of Dover
WELLS-LOLIER.-O Thursday cv,uin,r 12tb ir>,
10y Rev VIM. Taylor Mr. Geo. b. Wells formerly, nf
smyrna 10 Miss HELEN Iolcr all Of PhiIalcIrhin
Thanks t. MIR. and Mrs. W for kind rclncmir.nrn1
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

Both nohhy and substantial to meet the WANTS of u
classes OF purchasers and will sell at prices thai viii
max" u an llnillcclncnt to purchase at home
Repairing will De Il speciality in their husincsy sucb
as painting trimming rims Spokrs tires strin,,s
sIitN' "". !'uarahire to give satisfaction both I'm
work and price" call and see before, rnir,, cs,vbcrn
Working cheap J., 0ur motto. ~
CCRREY Il LASSEII
JOHN HAMILTON
mn "dlh JOS. l.. BEG EFT Act
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

The State of Missouri is nov threatened
with the plague of gra,ehoppcrs. and il.
Governor lias issued a proclamation c..llin,
upon the people to observe Thursday. the
Sd day Of June, as day of humiliation.
fasting and prayer. Information has,
reached him from all source Of the
threantened evil, ITO be followed bv failure
Of the crops, great di~tresa and possible
famine and he recommend, that the sup
plications Of the people be Fai-ed for Divine
relief and projections.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

At ROckland, Maine, on Friday night,
Alfred Spear went home drunk and shot
his wife in the face and shoulder, infiicting
severe but not fatal wounds. He then shot
himself in the head, and died soon after.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
yAc1.IN'S .Sulcs.
O,HEEIFES SALE

CHEEIFFS SALE
~ X! virtue OF writ Of Nendituni Exlanas t me.
ca VII hC exposed To- Public Sale at the IInt"I
,t M harIts T. toXwcll, in the Town of Smvrma KEN
y 9Unty and state OF Delaware on THI'ESDNY tb,.
Ing Heal Estate to Wit: - 80 '' "' '"l""-
AZ ui"I certain ~ piece or arcc of land situated
W. ti.t Wei Se" Main street. in the town of ~,uvrun
l'"rN rccH !iuurvl Kent County and STATE of D,.Im
ware Adjoining Land of Dr James +. CiaW-,n ana
G,ICrN ami >tld Ia contain FORTY FIVE iii 'SnEFb
~ AXE EEL or LAND. more or less: the ilnlrl;,.
lH'II> are double two story frame Storch,.r y i1
49,, "it''c!',l !" tlc back l@rt of the building
~t,/ri ana taken IN execution rs the proIrrty ,r
JOSEPH H. rtIMHu~i arid viii ir ,H fr XXX 20
.......... PETER ]. L.tuuPEE sheriff
NfHi;.ifs Oi!i'E Hnv1.E. HII..I
May II. iN-l
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
O5 Dividend,

inc Directors of this Institution have this dav de-
clared Dividend of THREE per cent for the LAST sx
months, payable to the Stockholders or their legal
representatives., on and after the 10Th inst clear OF all
HNeS by order,
p w. VI. BELL, Cashier.
BANK OF SMYRNA. May 6, 1S75-i
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

Attorney General Pierrepont and Com
missioner Pratt entered upon the duties of
their respective offices on Saturday in
Washington.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
L5"OKo R. onC.

\ TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. On
Delaware Street. Applv To - "
,o,e EDWARD BECK,
lhl"l-ll ~ e. T.. HAkELL
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

Integrity Of Dealing
-DF-
GRE PRICE.

OF consee to 10 this VIC
" ra'%t fGurc closely,
crwe vouldlosc onrtra1c,
but We always we're viii.
i"S to s,I cheap.
1Lis is the complain,
otherho~ac,ra.l,casains,
US, bat We do not care,
a't therefore mark the
price On the tie',c,f, for
d.~t i the only way poo
rie can he certain Gcy
buy At Ike rates with
their ncislibors.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

Colonel Frederick D. Grant left Washing
ton last Friday night, TO join the Yellow
stone expedition, which will leave Bismarck
on the Goth inst On his return he will
leave the army to enter the banking busi,
ness in Washington.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
W0malS Medical College Of PENNSYLVANIA.

- me 2Tth Winter Session will open October 7th 1870
~ me HlcEaht ana conmodiouS new College building
Clinical instruction is given in the Womn, IImtf,ifai
anu III the pennsylvania, Wills, and Orhopriic Hos
pllalS- spring course of Lectures. practical demon
triculantS. Address " ' "''
RACHEL l.. BODIEN. 4. NJ. Dean
apr-l-lm North College Avenue and 2lSt St. Phila
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19

Albert Young, son Of State Senator
Young, Of Wisconsin, shot his father on
Friday, and then committed suicide. The
father will probably recover. 1t is supposed
the youth had committed forgery, "and
resOrted to this means OF covering it up
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
Changers, Take Notice

PURE GROUND RAW BONE and all the ingrc-
ulehlS Tor manufacturing Phosphate furnished Gran
gers AT wholesale prices. Orders and inquiries hy
mail promptly attended to-
c,,, j. \. CRANSTON
ICN-I-nln NrMpnrt. Dol
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
NEW and SECONDHAND CARRIAGES

more readily guarantee sa;iSaction They will keen
III stock an elegant assortment Of first -claS;
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
Thu SMYRNA CARRIAGE WORKS,

Tho Subscribers. proprictnrs ortbn
wen known factory, are all practi-
cal W"fkmcn, skilled in their re-
Sl'CtiNc hlaitchCS Of tEc carriage
huSlhc's. They can, from this fact.
Smyrna times., 1875-05-19
C,IIEEIFF~S SALE.

SHERIFF $ OFFICE. DOVER. Dell
MAY l3. 1870.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-09
Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of Gem Fire Company, No,
2 held on Tuesday evening, Oct. 5th, 1875,
the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, In His divine wisdom. il has
pleased Almighty God TO remove from this
earthly home, by the unsparing messenger.
death. in the full bloom OF womanhood. our
faithful and warm-hearted friend, Miss
MARY REYNOLDS, a dearly beloved Lite
Honorary Member OF our organization:
Resolved, That in the death Of our Young
friend, whose remains we assisted IN depos-
ting in their last resting place on earth, we
have taken leave OF member endeared TO
us by long association; and having passed
away from us forever. we cannot hide the
sorrow that her loss awakens while memo
nv lasts. Across the dark waters, guided by
the light of the Christians firm faith, her
spirit has calmly aud peacefully drifted into
the haven OF rest.
Resolved, That our departed friend fully
nerited our esteem and regard by many acts
of filial love and true devotion to our cause
which made her universally esteemed.
Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the grief-stricken mother. and
relations, in this their sad affection, and
that copy of these resolutions be presented
to the relatives of the deceased, also spread
upon our company minutes, and that the
city papers be requested TO publish the
same J. c. RIETTI,
c. CUMMINGS,
A. G.. LEwIs,
Z. w. LUsK, Jr,
Committee.