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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-02
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nit eiienueraitterten Senitsrn; bort lag
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Gir hort" fprnd Ser Yfarrcr uuO oru
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-02
Gin ucruiinitigcs llrtbeil iibsr Sc

- Gin ucruiinftjgcs llrtbeil iibsr sen
9ltbcismus falte neuidl rer proteitdntl
ihe Geifljde Sou1Ne bon %rcptlDn'
Gr iaa.e il ener YreOist w0rtllA uGS
miiroe btilcr iein pon Soft tsine Wfel-
nun9 su bahen, ais cine iold)e Die penel'
ben unmiroig 1T. oenn bas einc 1T nur
lln9laubcn, bnS anbere Elm Sobn'
9ltbsismus lit feiu Siniernib fir Scrubl,
ilr Yblloiophs, fir anaeborvnfn &cdts
lidteltsiinn, fir geicBe nnt Gbre, alles
Sigenidaften, Die baS dubcrc Gebcn auh
tbne &ellgion 'u einem SuSsnobaften
uno uorwurfsIoien 9silaIten m6sr. Nbsr'
CLAUDE modt ober ale bieie Gigenld)atttn
unm61lih. gGabreno NlIo Der @tbeis'
mus i'm Staate lid nicmals ais otrnlr'
rcnocs element bcuics, neil Ct oen
lfenihcn Der iid nur auf dU iclbit per'
iGbt uoriihtia madt uno 3eiien, bic nd
,um Ntbelsmus ncisten, auf Sllouna
biclten, 10 wuroe Der @ber9lauoe SN'
llriode bes 3crfals iiir uiclc Staateu.
| Gs i4eint unter ZEN ,ahIlolen Seer'
Der @eiitliden bod audi nod weIBe Na
ben ~ eebcn rie as9cu snnctSrentsno'
lpcniatens s,rcdt lino uho nldt III
Ntameu Der d).iitlidbsu 9ebc fir Sllc;
$6ae uno Geroammnb prebiDcn, oaS I'D
n,d,t freiiplia oocr ipanaSwcils in 'br
ipecislcn Shatitdac eiupferden labt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-02
Oie S'eIaeliebte.
Bon sinsm tlnatnannter. u


Weinsr Tielgeliebten aleih 55 sia
SIT fein Maoden in benz Meid =.
Sine beii'rs. Heute -.
Wadt fein Slirft ; brum tras i@ iie
&uf Den $anoen. laTe ME
Sic bon itieiner Seite. .1rA8
8aum, eb' nod Der Worsen graut,
Sdnst bic Sieblld)e bertraut,
Sdlon an meiuem Wunoe
8, luie brennet iie fir mi
@er iit frober benn als id
gtuf BEN groenrunbe? 4s'
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@iro mir nin,mermebr au.piel'
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Shliirf i'd gieria mande StunS
9lus oem idon aeformtcn Muno
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Wlandes Silbertettden wanb
Wsine pHeasrifde Sanb, IS
ManGeS Hnno bon, SeiSen
I'm ben fdoueu SalS ,es mub,
Mer fe iiebt. mir ben @enub
Differ Soloen neibrn. . q ''
Sdwirrt bsrSorsen biiRrsrS amarh,
Wir Dor @uaeu, briidt Der Sarn, !
Weiile Sesle nieoer i.- 80. tE3 81
8, oann fiibl' i'd ibren @srtb ;4as
Senn aus ibrem Wfnnbe fehrt
Wub unb Srieoe ipieber. I'LL.
Qlbcnbs bei tem Woubenfdein
9iea i'd oft nit ibr allein, -
Sinasitredtlim 9robe; sh:H
MandeS Wabden, Jung unb id6n
8iimpft bann i'm Soriiberseb'n K
lleber fe Die Naie. -. o ,,>
Wfandier reide DfuisImann :.
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2iebt fe ale treue, Irt 5l.a ~
@irb BON elmer beut' befeelt, 80,
limb an anrern Worgsn ipablt >
@r iib eine neue.
2a6, 0 Sdiiial, iie mir nur
81. 1T mir pon Der Wotnr
Cine fiibe 8abe. gf 's-rf+ faa.
SSeRe. @unit Der sroben Serrn,
Sana uno Spiel pcrlail' id gerlL
Benn i'd fle nur babe a,,. /.
Benn man idmabTid Dor ibr iprid
Sbu' i'd. ais bemert ids nidt,
Sb ids aleid bearrife; .e5-tt 8
Waa .fe aud berid)mobet iein, ri
Sie bltibt bennod INNER mein
gfeine s a b afspfeife !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-02

Gin frsunAlider Wann nit idnecwei.
bsm Suari aber nit frdftiaen. mdnnlid,en
3ugen, ein Wann. Dem bas Slid aus
oe6 gluae itralte. lob auf Der 8dut unter
Der 9inoe Dor Der WfubIe Dor Sroilor,
mo ein lieblideS Wiaodel bate fA an
i'm geld miept, uno cr fiibte iie mic cine
Sodtcr. " mar feline iunss Srau
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-02
.Obtl! Sdrgc! 2um9er
Casper GHuber.,

SHnfle Strabs, gu. Martt unS @n;art
,cist tem sssbr,tn pathFun ven Gtnstuas pnzs
hermit ergsbrnif an, tas sr iictt " Gtel altr
Mrt prrratbis bat. Tssaleidcu SGrar srm
alien Urfbcn pcn SrIS une Re,Oa uns in istts,
Stpl. sl0rs gut unt tias.
Nuh tate i'd lsts sites trcfrn,t strt-
bpts nue auesrts YaumatfriaI, taS id,
,u ben nicrrieitcn Ct. Stuit prisn, aItitIisg-
lid rer 9rnht, "trfdufr. .s.-.
9lud hin id slesmt iur tn ct. ecuts
Strncware GumrGr . Hnt uerFeIie ee,ta
Gatrifatc (@Ialrie trtenr 0af,n II. Wlum.nifple
ppn 1crrc Gotta M.}, eiuitisSIih ter Gratt, ~
OF. 0pui5 Drsiien. ~ q 6 6ubf,,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-02
Otto MeiEkardt
Mbrma6er& Juwelier.
s.
ShiGer Strabc, swiidtn Wain unS 2
HERMANN, MO

Cine arrbe auSRsbi srn TaiHcn. uab @ant.
ubren Sdmudladsr, grill,n u. {. 10. fists az
pnne. &rparagrtn Terssu sremst unb titlis
bsicrat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-02
Sf,,s,,i,,e Eg
sleue
Gbptp9rapbiiGe. @aQerie
st. 6. Mm,t,braaes',
6itidbe 3n etc Gtraee.
typ> : 4:

gasS n.i une ron tsiter siafe: s,tt stti M,
0rrbs ron Yicrr srn nfSrmS" bis ;ur rrllsa
pbrtcarapb @rtbs, anssciibrt in hrn tshfisa
iiiuitltriiten Stpl unb 81 anntbntartn grtifen.
Nlie Bilper nrrtrn ecpirt unr strarSEef,. 3etf
ntrstn In isosm 3ufanee hes @ttttrs grrrnlmta
3ufrirtsnbtit wirb garantirt.
Silberrabnsu isher Gjrsfr unh jstsn SiylSs
rsresn anf gtrlanssu anseisrtist.
81 s. gt Ii M b.raucr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-02-02
Ruaolpb 6ir'el,
Cemtitbcr @Sbofat
un6
Sffentli0er Mptar

eraftisirt in @asconabe, Siase unb
SSrantlin Gountp uno i'm Sberseridt oeS
Staates Mfi6suri.
MIe aupertruuten Sefdafte wetoen
punttlid unb bialg beIorst.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-02-02
MITCHELL WAGONS
The Best is the Cheapest

Thomas Reilly has received another large lot Of
Mitchell Wagons" which are among the very
best manufactured, and which he will sell at the
most reasonable rates. His stock includes almost
all descriptions Of wsgons--largeand small wide
and narrow track. Call and sec them.
aprs74 THOMAS REILLY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-02-02

for plastering purpose,, by the large or small
quantity. Can be found for the present at Pies
new building, on Market street. ....
oct1-u l.. X. MCCULLOUGH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-02-02
ANDREW HARWICk.
Market street. Clesrfield. Pa,

HHNUFN UHEH NNN HENLFN IN
HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDES, COLLARS,
and oil kinds Of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
full stock Of ssddlsrs' Hardware, Brushes,
Combs, Blankets, Robes, ETC., always on hand
and for sale ut the lowest cash prices. An kind.
Of repairing promptly attended 70.
The business viii be under the immediate
supervision Of John G. Harwick.
Clesrdsld, Jan. ~, 1875.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-02-02
John A. STADLER,

H"' "e'Ac' o''' eehfhein, fh
Fresh Bread, Rusk, Rolls. Pies and Cake.
on hand or made to order. A general assortment
OF cohfectionaries, Fruits and Nuts in stock
Ice Cream and Oysters 10 seascn. Saloon nearly
opposite The Postohice. Prices moderate.
March loy75
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-02-02
Livery Stable.
BeIIefonte Wood-Burned Lime,

The undsrigned Il now prepared to furnish
the public with m excellent quality Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27
Murdered on the Lake.

Last Saturday night a negro named
Arthur Knight, who resided on Presi.
dents Island, was found in the lake
on that island with a bullet hole through
his body. The canoe of the murdered
man was found floating idly ON the wa.
ter, its bottom covered with blood. Fear.
ing foul play the lake was dragged and
the mans body found in three feet of
water. Deputy Coroner Nooe, upon
arriving at the lake to hold an in
quest, found the colored people very
much excited and agog with every
sort Of wild surmise. An exami-
nation Of the body showed that the man
had received bis death wound from a PTS
tol ball iE the breast, About Fifty dollars
was found in his pockets; hence no at.
tempt at robbery could have been made.
For sometime there has been trouble be-
tween the negroes and some white men
on the island, but the investigation made
BY Coroner Nooe on Saturday did not
develop any facts as to the killing. 1t is
still enshfouded in mystery, but the
Investigation by the friends of the muir
dered man is still progressing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS!
81 SOnth Court st, 81

WI neglected to mention the other day
that the glass, crockery and silverware
for the new steamer Coahoma was furn-
ished by the well known importing firm
of c N. Erich. The decorated sets for
the bridal chambers we're particularly
admired. Mr., Fitch imports the double
thick ware from the well known English
manufactured ]. & G. Meskin and I. &c
R. Boote, and Keeps none but triple
plated s~ilverware, which is best adapted
for steamboats, and hotels. Besides the
Coahoma, he furnished with this ware,
recently, the Ruth, Phil Allin and Gov.
Garland.
This firm is, also, agent for Messrs.
Hayiland & Co.'s French porcelain,
which is known to be the lest china i'm
ported to this country, Every visitor to
the Centennial must have noticed the
fine exhibition made by this firm, among
which was 3 pair Of vases valued at forty
thousand francs. For a fine description
Of the manufacture of porcelain, with
engrayings Of Haviland & Co.'s display
at the Exposition, we refer to Lippincott 3
Magazine for December.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27
CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY
p
,.a n-eutrr Nov % 1874
sohooi V%IsIsors for December.

The following visitors Of the city
schools have been appointed to serve
during the month ending the llth of
December:
Court street-N J Wiggin, chairman;
Rev d Walk, w 5 Bruce
Peabody scbool-Dr D D Saunders,
chairman; Rev A Thomas, AZ Jones
Avenue, Hon Jno Johnson.
Linden sireet-Joe P casey, chsirmani
Rev W Il Boggs, DR. a Erskine.
Alabama Streets B Robbins, Esq
chairman; Rev S Landrum, Colonel M
Ma&evpes.
Market street-J i handle, chairman
Rev Max Ssm6eld, Msjor NJ \ Waldran,
Chelsea sohool-Tom keelyl chairman
Rev Il NJ Richardson, Owen Dryer.
Second street (colored)--N w Speers
chairman; R-v Wm Brinkly, Thomas 1
Williamson.
Clnv street color ed j j Duffy
chairman, Rey G II Jackson, George
Wallace, 205 Elliott siEeet.
High schoo1-H Townsend, CHAIRMAN
! Rev V 0 Gee, Hon ] r Bay.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27

lished in the LEDGER Of this afternoon,
aud which appeared on the bulletin board
Of the sAvIanche this forenoon, created
the greatest sensation throughout the
city, aud was generally denounced as q
move toward imperialism and the crea-
ton Of an empire.
Brown paper blankets have been pat
euted IN England for bed coverings.
They compensate for their lightness by
their density, aud add materially to
warmth. They are perforated at dis
tanees Of about four inches 10 order to
promote ventilation, and they cost about
nine cents each. Here is a chance Of
outfit for prospective housekeepers dur
ing the approaching winter season.
Gov, PortsF's majority over Thomas,
with Carter c1ubty to hear from, is
stated by the Nashville American to be
40. 1850. Tilden's majority over Hayes,
with Carter county to hear from, is only
44,425. This shows that the white, high
tax Radicals to the number of nearly
Eve thousand voted for Tilden. Tilden's
total vote, however, was l32,9O7 and
Porter's total vote was 1922 1885,, which
leaves Tilden with a majority over Porter
of l7,446. BY taking of from Porter's
vote the 1895 Radical high tax men who
voted for him in East Tennessee, etc.
The Street-csr Company has issued Q
new series Of tickets. The checks are
made out of hardened rubber, are circu'
lar, have a small hole 10 the middle, and
are as large as a silver quarter. You
can carry them in your pocket, put them
on a string, or do as you plea;e with
them. Itisa big improvement upon the
paper tickets. The Company should
not grow weary in doing good, bu.
! should repair the pavement between it,
tracks aud for two feet outside, as soor
as possible, aud then by reducing tn
| fare to Eve cents it would become a pop
ular company with the public.
: Among the happy families Of Mem
j pbis may be mentioned the denizeus o
an aquarium, or fountain, at Madam,
! Vincent's saloon. They are a soft-shel
. turtle, a turbot from the gulf, and
t water-hen from the Arkansas swamps
u They swim about, regardless Of eacl
e Others presence. The tnrbot is a rare
fat fish of the genus Rbombus Of CARY
Ter, with a body nearly circular. ]
n grows to the weight Of twenty or thirt
pounds, aud is much esteemed by ep
cures. The water.hen is Of the genu
R Galleneila of Latham, and is closely al
lied to rails, aud named for its quaint r,
n semblauce to The common domestic fow
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27

The German Lutheran Church, On
Washington street, attracted a large con
course of ladies and gentlemen last
evening to witness the ceremony Of the
holy union in wedlock Of our venerable
friend Captain Henry LindemAnn to
Miss Sophie Woerner, Pastor Sick ofici.
ating, whose plain remarks were telling
and highly interesting. After conclu-
sion OF the ceremony the happy groom
with his fair bride, accompanied by rela-
tives and invited friends, repaired to
their home. A sumptuous repast fol-
lowed the occasion to the full satisfac-
ton of every lucky participant. At a
wee sma' hour the Captain Whose fbe
rality cannot be excelled) and his smil.
ing bride were bid "fareEell" by their
friends and guests, with a most hearty
wish of a successful voyage, with the
assurance Of the Captains early promo
ton to the rank OF Commodore. Sc
mote it be.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27
SETTLED AT LAST.
The ImDeH chment Trial Of .RecOr.
der Duff Turns 0ut Il FtRscO.

The Impeachment Trial 81 .Hecor'
der buff Turns 0ut II FiAscO.
Some months since the city was agita-
ted over the impeachment of Recorder
Duff and his troubles with the Chief Of
Police upon the question Of authority at
the station.house. The General Coun-
Gil, upon the complaint Of one John
Dooley," q fictitious parsonage, who
failed to show up upon the witaess
stand, complained that Recorder Duff
was guilty OF usurpation in Office. The
impeachment trial was heard by the
General Council, and Recorder Duff was
acquitted Of every charge. Subsequent
ly an agreed case was heard by special
Judge Tom Turley to try the following
issues: Whether or not Recorder Duff
was entitled to the fees Of Office as JUS
tice Of the peace; and whether in the
event that the fees of Office in such cases
should not go to the city instead of the
Recorder under the provisions Of the
city charter and the ordinances of the
city, which provide that the Recorder
shall receive for his compensation "a
salary Of such amount as the General
Council may determine, and shall re.
ceive 10 other fees Of Office etc.
The Supreme Court, after hearing ar.
gument Of Attorney General Wright for
the State, Attorney Walker for the city,
General Horrigan for Recorder Duff and
reading q brief Of Colonel J. W. Clapp
for the Recorder, held in brief that Re-
corder Duff was entitled to his fees as o
Justice Of the peace, these fees being
held By The Supreme Court to bs his own
property. This settles at last the much
vexed question as to the fees Of the
Recorder, and settles also the ult-a
views Of partisan politicians and per
sonal enemies of tie Recorder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27
Goodyear shapes ladies' felt
hats for soc. 3I4 Second st. rS9
EXTRAORDINARY Attractions.

We mentioned recently the return of
Mr.. B Lowenstein from the East where
he spent the summer and fall month";,
combining business with pleasure. Much
time was directed by linn to an inspec.
ton of the markets, and he made very
large and judiGous purchases. The evi-
dence is abundant at their large and
elegant establishment. The stock was
p:.rchaged during the depressed state of
the market at greatly reduced prices
and will be sold accordingly. The new
arrivals daily pouring in consist in part
Of black and colored silks and cashmeres,
mstelasse and brocaded dress goods,
French novelties for ~polonaises, ladies'
and misses felt skirts, matelasse, beaver
and chinchilla cloaks for ladies, misses
and children, velvet, ottoman and eve
sing shawls. Also, blankets, furs and
waterproof cloths, and a great variety Of
other goods adapted 10 the season and
the times; novelties in all the depart
ments. Special attention will DO directed
to the dress.making department.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27
CAUGHT LAST.
A Seven Years Chase After u MUIR
derer.

A seven Years Chase After u MUIR
In Saturdays LEDGER appeared the
notice of the arrest Of VIM. Seaver, who
on Sunday afternoon, July Is, 1869,
killed a fellow workman named Mike
Dougherty in Elmwood cemetery. Sea
yer, as was stated, was arrested by Sheriff
Anderson in Texas, and is now confined
in our county Jail to await a trial for
murder. The LEnGEG Of NJ 1nday, July
26, 1869, contains the following correc:
account of the crime
"A man by the name Of Vim seaver.
employed n the grounds (Elmwood
cemetery, had been notified that he
would not be wanted after the Let of
August Yesterday afternoon a funeral
was to take place, and Superintendent
Phillips, with a laborer named Muhalet,
called on Seaver and told him he must
assist in digging the grave. Sesver was
in a very i'll mood, and declared that he
would not help 10 do the Vovk, Amer
some words Phillips aud Muhaley left,
bat were followed by Ssaver, who at.
tackled Phillips hear the bayou bridge.
4lhaley interfered, and Phillips being
urarmed fed down tSa road, pursued BY
seaysr with e drawn pistol. A workman
about the gropds named Mike Doqghsrty
came out Of his cabin and tried to head
| Oh Seaver. When the latter came up t
Dougherty he deliberately fred, saying,
Take that" Seaver fed, and Dougherty
fell to the ground, This occurred aAoHI
| o'clock. D~ougheTty's wound wal
dressed by Dy. Lynch, but nothin~ coul,
save him. he expired. af.er great agony
about 6 o'cic,--G. The pistol used was
large deringer, and the ball entere,
Dougherty's body about three inches be
low the heart" etc.
For seven long years Councilman Die
Dougherty, of this city, aud brother Q
the murdered man, has been on the trac
Of the fugitive murderer, but The latte
always managed to disappear and escap
before arrangements could be made
arrest hin. Mr.. Dougherty has sper
humid eds Of dollars in the pursuit, bu
he never gave up the chase, He was d.
termined to spend bis last dollar and d.
vote the remainder Of his life to the cal
ture of the assassin, and hs has Sut
cesded al last,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27
REDUCTION IN CLoYRISG.
Down Goes the Prices Of Clothing
Furnishing Goods, shirts, Undel'
wear, OveFcOats, etc.

Down Goes the Prices IF Clothing
Furnishing Goods, shirts, Undea.
wear, QveFcOats. etc.
The depressing effect upon trade now
had by politics has induced julius Behr
& Co. to mark down their goods to an
astonishiDgly low figure. They have
done this TO accommodate their patrons
and also 10 dispose OF the unusually
large stock OF o~vercoAts, clothing, shirts,
furnishing goods, underwear, etc, which
they have purchased on favorable terms
direct from the manufacturers. Iu pak-
ing this great Offer, ne firm hope that
the advantageous terms will be appre-
Oisted add duly recognized by all who
want anything il tseir line. They are
selling clothing, oyercoats, etc. lower
than ever offered in this market hereto
fore, An inspection Of their stock will
convince any one Of this fact. Now is the
time TO- purchase clothing, OyerooatF
shirts, underwear, etc, at low figures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27

The December Wide Awake opens with
an amusing story Of some young outlaws
by Kate W. Hamilton, entitled Robin
Hood and Another Hood" quite the
proper reading for adventurous boys.
Rescued" a double page richly illus.
trated see-shore poem by Celia Thaxter,
"Prince's Feather" a fnll-page i~llustrs-
ted poem by Mary E. Bradley, together
With tho four.paGed pictorial legend Of
" Cinderellap by Mrs. Clara Doty Bates,
fully sustainsthe reputation Wide Awake
has earned for publishing Gue poems.
Only 50 per annum, post paid. Ella
Farman, editor. DR.. Lothrop B Co.,
publishers, Doston, Mass.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27

SELF RISING RUCKWREAT.

After ten years fair trial in Memphis
and elsewhere it is fou d that SelfRisiug
Buckwheat is better for general use I su
plain buckwheat. because
First. The best New York Buckwheat
is used.
Second. 1t makes nice light and rich
cakes.
Third. 1t never makes q { lure when
the directions are followed.
Fourth. It only takes FIVE minutes
time TO lake the best Of cakes.
Fifth. ANY common cook can always
make good light cakes. And it costs but
a trihe more than common buckwheat.
For sale by retail grocers.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
Kit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27

At the we'll known establishment Of e..
Ssesel, sr., & Son, on the corner Of JEFF
terson and Second streets, can be found
the freshest aud latest meats that are in
the market. H~ousekeepers will find it
to their advantage to %patronize this we'll
known firm. They keep the best Of
everything il tAe meat and vegetable
lines that can be found 10 the market,
aud are offering such at the lowest possi-
BILE prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27
.IUsT ARRIVED.

Mr. Thomas, the celebrated
New York photographer, has
arrived, and will operate for
J.H. MOystOn. He will make
all the Eastern styles of pic
lures. Give him - trial at
Star Gallery, 24O Main. Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27

THE immense display Of diamonds,
watches, chains, gold jewslry, etc at
tracts considerable attention. The stock
is finer and larger than any ever brought
to Memphis, aud must positively be sold
without reserve, commencing Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock, to Continue at 8
and also daily until all are sold, at Mr..
A. NJ. S~toddard's, No. 26O Second street.
Don't fail to attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27
Bartee's homemade candy,
csc a pound, 32S Main st. 62t

am the Belle of the Avenue,
My teeth they are atight to view,
My breath's as sweet as new mown hay
And will be so while l can pay
For s0z0D0NT-for so they do
Among the Relies of the Avenue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-27

Wiggin e. Co. successors TO
Francisco e. Wiggin), 3lS
Main, have an elegant stock
Of ladies' dress furs, ladies'
far and seal caps ia all new
shapes, and fur trimmings in
ali grades. est