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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04
Administrators Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
Coz 1Y OF LEANEswoRrB. S'
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter of the Estate of
ANDREW HOFFINE,
Deceased \
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Letters of
IN Adm nistraiion have been granted to the
undersigned on the Estate OF Andrew Hofine,
late oil said County deceased, by the Honorable,
the Probate Court Of the County and State afJre.
said, dated the 23d day of Dec mber, 4 ID. 1876.
Now, all persons having Claims against :he raid
Estate are hereby no iifsd that they must present
the same to the undersigned Tor allowance. W TIL
in one year from the date Of said Letters or they
N ~ be precluded from any be neft Of such esta e;
and that il such claims be not exhibited within
three years after the date Of said letters, they
shall be forever barred.
GAhRET HOFFISE. Adm nstraar
of the Estate OF ANDREW HOFFINE,
Dec mbes 23i, 1876 Deceased.
In WITSas- Wnsbnoy, the undo rsig ed, Pro-
D.te Judge of LesveHworih County,
haze hereto set my hand and aft ned
[sRAL. the zeal OF the said Probate Court this
SD day oil ID, crnDer, - ID. 1877.
SAM. ID. LECOMPTE,
Jari-Wjt Probate Judge.
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A PARTY Of ladies and gentlemen, con-
sisting of Misses Smith and Brua, and Mrs
Armstrong, and Aears. Armstrong and
Chivers, went out to Fairmount Monday
evening, and gave . concert, which was
very veil attended, and the affair, gener-
ally, was . success.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or dopres-
sion; weak exhausted feeling. no ener-
Ur courage; the result of mental
OvoC-Worlk lAd00arotion%
Or o1cesses, or SONS drain upon the
:y.ts1, !. always cured By HU1PaREYS,
1t tones up and invieosates The svseem IA
pels the gloom and depopdency, impsrt.
strength and ensrU,-stops The drsin ~
rejuvenates the entire man. p. ~
twenty ye.n With perfect suoes. b. thou.
s s. =. sSld By d de. 4, Prios. sloo per
IeNH % $o3 Per psckase Of I've
ali q receipt Of price. Addre. nm,
kH1EfS' AOAEOPATHlC NEn,CSSc
COZ PM. 562 BROADWAY, new
. IA -EespdarE; Agent Ls..eauor,A.
49, ims3shs&v
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distress after eating, one of the moet
unpleasant results of indigestion, will no
longer be experienced if . tablespoonful of
Simmons Liver Regulator is taken after
each meal. This will prevent the distress
referred to and by pereevering in the use
Of this remedy for . few weeks perma-
nent cure will be effected, and pain will no
longer be the penalty of eating. d&w-lt
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has stood at the head of the profession for "a
years Age and experience are all-importsnt.
stnfnal Weakness, night losses by dreams
pimples on the lace, Lost manhood, can positiy-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the most deiicsts
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for pa
tents. A book for the million, Narriaee
6uide, which tells you all about these diseases
who should marry-why MOTTO cent? 10 nav
postage. DIR. James has 80 rooms and parior
you see no one but the doctor. Office hours,
A. Al. to p. NJ. Sundays, 10 to Il. All busi-
ness strictly confidential NAYS d&v-lu
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A Porcelain Set

is handsome as dinner service, but set Of
porcelain teeth is of no service at dinner.
To avoid all necessity for false teeth, use
Sozodont daily to preserve and beautify the
natural ones. 1t renders the gums rosy end
the teeth indestructible.
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St. Louis 1.-Two stock Market


kVCIor
HoGs-Strony and higher; common to metii-
um packingr, &c I0d6 %; fair to go0d, IS S99
iJ; choice to fancy, &c 50a6 60. Receipts, o.
go
CATTLE-Better for shipping grades; fancy
4 p; pony, 81 Ut94 %; fair TO choice cows and
heifers, 50 75aI; corn fed Texans, 50 O0s4 10.
Receipts, 400.
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CHICKEN FIXINY.


List Of Awards :AsAe by the leavsu
worth Poultry aDA Pet 0soek Asa
citation, Held December -. "a, .
and -, ls7s.
Light Brahma Chicks-Fist Premium
3. n. Pierce, Corning, Iowa; Second ant
Third premium-O. Badders, Leavenworth
Fourth Premium - Vim. Booth, Leaven
worth.
Partridge Eschin Fowl.-Fint Premium
Nv. w. Perrinee, Cameron, No; SecouG
and Third Premium-O. Badders, Leaven
worth
Plymouth Rock Fo.ls-Fir.t and Sec
ond Premium-W. W. Perrine, Cameron
Mo.
American Dominiques-First and secout
Premium-Wm. Davis, Lesvenvorth.
Black SpanIh Fowls-Fi1t Premium
J. E Mulvey.
White Leghom Chicks-Second Premi
um-Wm. Davis, Leavenvorth.
Brown Leshorn Fowls-First Premium
o Badders, Leavenw worth.
Brown Leghorn Chicks-First and Sec.
ond Premium-O. Badders, L. venworth.
Creve Ceur Fowls-First Premium
Vim Davis, Leavenworth.
Creve Ceur Chicks-First Premium
Vim. Davi Leavenworth.
| 3. 5. Polish Chicks-Second Premium
L. Meagger, Leavenworth.
Rouen Ducks-First Premium-F. Burt,
Leavenworth; Second Prenium-M. B.
Haas, Leavenworth; Third Premium-Jas.
Singer, Leavenworth; Fourth Premium
w. W. Psrrine, Cameron, Mo.
Pekin Ducks - First Premium - VIM.
Davis, Leavenworth; Second Premium
W. w. Perrine, Cameron, Mo- Third Pre-
MUM. A. storm, St Joseph, Mo.
Aylesbury Ducks-Firt Premium-M.
Meagher, Leavenworth; Second Premium
H. NJ. Moore, LeavenwoIth.
Muscovs Ducks First Premium c.
Dickensou, Leavenworth.
Cayuga Ducks-First Premium-G. Z.
McGill, Leavenworth.
White Crested Ducks-First Premium
J. A. Storm, St. Joseph, Mo.
Toulouse Geese-First Premium-J. A.
Storm, ST. Joseph, Mo. Second Premium
G. E McGill. Leavenworth.
White China-First Premium-J. A.
Storm, st. Joseph, Mo.
Brown China-Second Premium-G. f.
McGilI. Leavenworth.
Bronze Turkey-First Premium. A.
Storm, St. Joseph, Mo. Second Prenium-
g. E McGill, Leaven worth.
0. Bidders, first and second on Partridge
Cochin chicks.
w. W. Perrin, third.
chicks, W. w. Perrin second, N. X. Nye
third and fourth.
]. w. Wheeler, first and second on Buff
Cochin fowls, and first, second, third and
fourth on chicks.
Vim. Booth, fret on Light Brahm. fowls,
o. Bidders, second and third.
W. W. Perrin. first, second and third on
Plymouth Rock chicks, VIM Davis fourth.
n. K. Nye, FIRST and third on Dark
Brahma fowls.
w. w. Perrin, second.
VIM. Sargent. il, first on b. B. r. game
fowls.
A. ]. G. Cunningham, first and second on
B. B. X. game Bantama.
Same for best pair Of Bantams.
Same for best Il B. r. game Bantam.
Edy Cook second on Gold Laced Ban,ams.
Same for best Gold Laced Ban,ams.
n. r Nye, best Canary.
Mrs. Harvey, best Red bird.
VIM. Sargent jr., second for Himalayan
rabbit.
Adolph Haug, frst on best W. English |
rabit.
Same for best pair of rabbits.
Same for best display.
Same for largest RABBIT.
Same for smallest RABBIT
J. A. Storms, for best Maltese cat.
VIM. CoeDy, 70. the largest cat.
o. Badders, for the best pair of Houdans. |
]. E. Mulvey, for the best trio of Hou-
ians.
o. Badders, for the best Houdan.
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LIEUT.. DorGHERrY, Of the 22d Infantry,
in command of An escort of eight men, Ar
rived at Fort Leavenvorth Saturday, With
. squad consisting Of twenty military pris-
opers, from Governors Island, Ner York.
The escort left yesterday.
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One of The Hest Klegant Carniyals 0i
the Year.

One 81 the Hest klegant Carnivals 81
On December Is, Occidental Hall was the
scene of one of the most brilliant parties
ever given BY the Free Congregational So
ciety. At an early hour gallant cavaliers.
courtly danes and gay damsela foreign
princes and officers, accompanied BY the
usual retinue of harlequins, etc, began to
arrive, and ere long the vast hall was
thronged with merry hearts, keeping step to
the ravishing strains Of melodious music,
and playing we'll the characters assumed
in the courtly conversations Of ye olden
time, and with approving gestures ap-
plauding the comicalities of the court
jester and minstrel. Among the noticeable
characters assumed, were:
Eclipse-Miss Sutton.
Eclipse-Miss johnson, of Olathe.
Rising Star-Miss Webb.
Pink Domino-Mrs. Travers
Irishman-A. NJ. We'll.
Kitten-Miss Fsrnsworth.
Flower Girl-Mis, Barns.
Brother Jonathan-C. H. Durfee.
Skidmore Guards, Messrs. VIM. Davis
and VIM Valiant.
Fire-Mrs. Down.
Fat School Boy. H. Bri,e.
Fireman-H. Shoemaker.
Negro Minstel-Mr. Thomas.
Lady's Maid-Miss Carrie Thomas.
-Night-Miss Mary Thomas.
Turk-Mr B. NJ. Tanner.
Winter-Wm L..iGdeli.
Bulldozer-J. C. jackson.
Apple Woman-Mies Wilkin.
Blue Dominoes, Mrs. Mitchell and Miss
Pence
King Henry-C. NJ. SAlipger.
CloWn-Arthur Clark.
English Captain H. Travillia.
Centennial-Mrs. H. c. Akin.
Black Domlno-Mrs. S. Black.
At half past eleven O'Clock masks were
and many were the surprises and
merry which mistakes were subjects Of COM
nent.An elegant supper was served at twelve
o'clock, after which dancing was again !
and the small hours found the
'arty separating in the best of spirits.
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The Certain, Speedy and harm
les remedy for children, il Pitchers Caseo-
ria. 1t il - pleasant to take q honey and
- certain in its effects - CaslOr Oil. For
Wind Collie, Worms, Sour Stomach, and
Disordered Bowels, there i nothisg liks
Castoxia. j1ne6-Wl22
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04

THE TIMES Office yesterday received some
delicious wedding refreshments, with the
compliments of Mr.. and Mrs. K. 4. Levitt,
who were married on Monday morning
last, at the residence of the brides father,
DR. s. A. Marshall. The happy couple
soon left for Salina, their future home,
bearing with them the we'll wishes of their
friends in the metropolis. The TINES
greets them, and trusts that their lives may
be long, happy and prosperous.
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Election Over,

Nothing breakable that Spalding's Glue
won't mend. d&w
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pain, subdue swellings, heal burn, and
will cure rheumatism, Spawn, and any
flesh, bone or muscle ailment. The White
Wrapper ID for family use, the yellow
Wrapper for animals. A list of the in
gradients are contained around each bottle,
They are cheap, speedy, and certain.
iune6-Wl22
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Give Thea Q Fair Trial.

Give DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Ex-
tracts fair trial, and if they pleas you,
recommend them to your neighbor; if not,
return them and have your meney refund
ed. and denounce them - vile imposiIioos.
We have no lean Of your not being satiefi-
Cd, provided You are certain You get Dr..
Prices, - their popularity and extensive
sale has been from their perfect and excel
lent quality. ltd&w
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100000 Bottle.
OF The
Centaur
Lininlent

sJlre been sold the last year. and no; one COM
plant ba, reached us, hat ihey have not dOns
al thst Is clsIpe for them. Indeed, scienti fic
skill cannot 60 beyond the result reached in
these wonderful preparations. added o Car
bolic, Arnica, Mentha, >eneca-0I and Witch
Hazel, are other ingredients. which makes a
family Liniment that deiies rivalry. Rheumatic
and bid ridden crippies have by it been enabled
TO throw away their clutches, and many wEo
Tor years have been afflicted with Neuralgia,
Scisiica, {. ked Bro asts, Weak Backs, &c, have
fonn- permanent relief
Mir. Jasilh wesiiaSe, OF MaryzviIIe. o f.,
writes:
> "For years my Rheuiaati sIu has beer sos.bad
that have been unablr to stir from tn, hoa-.
L isye ried every remedy could hear or
Finally. learned f the entanr LIniue- l. t.
first three ottle5 enabled HE II walk With. ut
my cTutches. 1 am n.eadiBg rapidly. i think
your Imminent sim. iy marvel
This Linime Mt cares turns ard Scsids with
sIings Cures Chi. hlsins ami Frosted-feef, and
and Cutan eous 4. u,aions.
TIL Ccntsur iiniment, Yellow
Wrapper, Is intended, Tor The tough Gbres.
mas.
READ.KEAD
Rev. Geo. W. Ferris, ManoIhIu, schoharie
Co., n. y, sars:
Ny hoIse IVES lame for year with q fetlock
wren n Ell rcmscies utterly failed to cure
and considered lima vortGless until com
me ced TO u-e Cen,aur Lniineni, which RAPIDLY
cured m hrar;i recommend it.'
II makes very little din renee whether the
case be ''wre ncb," sprain, SPAWN. or lam =
mess Of shy kind, the effects are the same. The
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04

The WEEKLY TINES and kansas Farmer,
one year for 81 90. Send your money to
this Office.
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PARTIES desiring to take the leading pa.
pers in the State, should send $500 to Us,
and We will seni The WEEKLY TINES ard
Kansas Farmer for one year to any addreif.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, January 2.
CoRS-Mixed western, quiet, old, 59c; new,
5s1za 5S5.c.
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Rrrru.s cured in from % to - days BY the use
q tie Triumph Trus and Triumph Rupture Rem.
edy, manufactured by the Triumph Company, ~
Bovcry, s.. Y and 1915 CHESTNUT Street, Phih.
deiphia This Truss md supporter tooh the
usdai u the lass seaisa Il The Great American In.
sfituts Fair. ssad 10 osnb II heir nsv hssk.
akWlH
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You can always sell good mule to
Insley Bros, at the Mansion House stables.
nov30-wtf.
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Jamss starry,

Carpenter and builder, solicits orders from
the country. Apply at this Office, or 80
ottawa street. sep7-wtf
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TIE American House. Boston, il most
favorably known all over the country. In
spaciousnea. convenience of asranesnsut
and Iiberality Of appointments, and above
all in the efficiescy of Management and
careful consideration for the comfort Of
guests. it has few, If any, superior among
the hotels of the land.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04

, OUTFITS The Great Centennial Es-
81 Free u position, win Footprints Of
d TIE Ages, our Government and
History No RIVAL. Address
6oodspeed's BOOK and Bible House. Chicago.
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Tm nsw building in oourse of erection
BY Hon. Len. I. Smith is rapidly approach
ing edmpletiou. Five large plate glass
rundown each worth 500. were put into
H. fEu1e yssosE6ay
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04

DR.. Price has prepared and now placed
on the market rich variety OF perfumes
for the Handkerchief, from which the most
fastidious connoisseur can select IN ordor
that viii give agreeable satisfaction. Dr..
Prioeb Pet Rose, Alissa Bouquet, and his
other perfumea sre becoming great favor
ites With the ladies, - thsir sweetness and
freehness are 70 decided. dSv.lt
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Prof. Scard's matinee, in the afternoon,
and the soires, in the evening, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, we're we'll attended, the soiree,
especially.
A dancing party was given at Woolf's
Hall, in honor of the return of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fiesher from Europe, which was one
of the most pleasant gathering of the pre-
sent holiday season.
Other than these their were numerous
parties given at private residences through
ont the city.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that in pursuance of
~ an order made and entered OF record, on tie
lsth dsy of December, A. D 1876, by the Pro-
bate C. Lrt of Doniphan County, Kansas, / vIll,
on Moncay the 9Th day of February, A. d. 1877,
sell the FOL owing described real estate, belong
in to the Estate Of Abijsh Wheeler. late of said
Doniphan County, deceased. to-vit: The north
halr of the southwest quarter Of section twenty
i've, (20 township seven, % range twenty, (eo)
containing eighty 800 acres, sirua.ei in Lesven-
worth oanty. Kansas; also, the southeast quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter, and the southwest
quarter o. tie southeast qusrter of sectIon thir-
ty-six, C;s) township four, ~ range twenty, (20)
in I'o1iph4n County, Kansas; slso Lots three,
% four, ~ i've, 80 six, 20 seven. % eight, ~
nine. % ten, 0 and ei sSs,u I In Block
Doniphsn, Doniphan County, Kansas. The said
sale will be made 1t tAe door Of the Court
House. in Troy, for cash in hand, between the
horrs al o A. NJ and Up u ofth said day,
Troy, KanslF, December %, 1876.
II. II. WHEELER,
Administrator Of ssid Estate.
dec2S-g:t
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Do not iai. to resd Dr.. shaman's advertisement
on Rupture treatment june-lI
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wHxEs Tnm and K@~ Es.~, -
ys1s -
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EFFEcTUAL SPECIFIC

For ali diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen. As remedy in
MALARIoUS FEvEKs, BOWEL COM
PLANTS. Dl sPEP>IA, MENTAL DEPRkr-
SION ,EESrIESsNESs, JAuNDiCk, NAUSEA.
niCh hEApAChE, CoLIt, CONSTIPATION
and BIZ u MSS
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AN ADDRESS TO THE SICK.
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULAT'R
PURELY VEGETABLE.

Is harmless,
Is n drastic violent me ticipe,
is sure T. If taken reg ai4riy,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Is fauitle fzmily medicine,
Is me cheapest medicine IN the world,
Is given with safet the happiesl results to
the most neii. ate infant,
Does hot interfere vi b business,
doe, no. .iisarrang- the sys EN-,
Takes the place Of QuInnc and Bitters of ev.
cry kind,
Cont Ans the simplest and hest remedies.
Ask the recovered dyspeptics, Billions suffer-
ers, victims Fever nd Ague, the mercuriAl
disease pa;ent, Low they recover q heath,
cheerful spirit. and good petiie-they will tell
oy taking Slmmons' Liver Regulator,
Cheapest, Psrest and Best Family nedieias
10 the World.
II contains four medical elements never uni.
ted In the "a ne happ proportion in any othel
preparation, viz: gentle Catnsrtis,a wonder
III Tonic, an unexc. ptiorabie -Alerative and
certain Corrective Of al impu rifles of the body.
such signal ucc sses has attended its use, that
II lie now REGARDED al the
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-01-04

- Send Is cents to Dr. Butts D1spenzTy,st
Louis, No., for his Marriage Guide, his Medical
Treatise and Medical Advics. go p.sss in all.
29x-l07
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THE
SHAPIEY
PORTABLE
ENGINE
feblS-

TUT III purpUses Write
Reliable Power 10 required. Refer by per-
mission, to THE TIMES Office, where they
have had one running their presses since Mo-
vsnber. 1888. Send for descriptive circulars
and price list.
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But Insley Bros are still buying good
mules. noy30-wtf
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On THE SHOOT.
4 County Prisoner Attempts an Els.
capssie and il Shot by the Guard.

4 County Prisoner Attempts an Es-
eapssie and is Shot by the Guard.
TIKI STILL HUNT
Yesterday afternoon vague rumors of a
prisoner having been sho; by enc of the
guards at the county Jail, were current, and
in order to get at the facts in the case, a
TINES reporter called at the county Jail.
Meeting Lawrence Brady, one of the
guards, the reporter questioned him in re-
gard to the affair, and wa. informed that
there had been man shot, that he was in
the jail at that lime, and that he could but
would not give a y particulars regarding
the affair. Not understanding this mystery
which seemed to surround this matter, the
reporter asked Mr.. Brady the reason for
this reticence, and was informed that he
would give nothing to THE TIxEA whatever;
that should the reporter of any other jour
nal call, the particulars would be given
cheerfuily. He didn't think TIE TINES
had treated the institution fairly. and con-
sequently the facts in regard to the Gaze
couldn't be forthcoming.
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Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the world,
because of the Immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is not the
case with Boschee's German syrup, and al
though bot q few years introduced into this
country, its sale reaches in every town and
village in the United States Its wonder
fnl auccess in curing CONSUMPTION, severe
Coughs, Asthma, and ali other diseases of
the throat and lungs, was firrt made known
BY distributing every year, for three years.
over 400. 900 bottles to the afflicted, free Of
charge, by Druggists. No such test ii
merit was ever given before TO any other
preparation. Could you ask more? Go to
your Druggist, r. Parham, and get bot
tie for IS cents and try it Sample bottles
10 cents. aug2+eod&eox
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z. w. WILDE, Agent,

~ Cortlandt street, New York.
Agents for Halls Brick Machines, Leonard's
Grist Mills, Saw Mills, Portable and Stationary
Engines Boilers. etc. iune3-eow-w-eoW
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LYos's KAfHAuoS makes beautiful, giooy, lux
uriant hair PREVENT Its falling out Or turning gray.
II has stood the test Of 20 yearA Leharningjy pr.
umed and has 10 rivL- mR2-tc-Sodkv9l
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Haean's Magnolia Balm preserves snd restores
the complexion; removes frsckies. tan and ALLOW.
nss; makes the skin solf, vhite and delicate. IT.
ppliStion cannot be detected. msr3-tesodAv9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-03
Nr. Daubury having been an

csssiOn, Er. Daubury having been an
old fireman.
II a street ear driver or dug. while
undertaking to eject a passenger who
puts in FIVE cents fare. kills the psssen-
ger it is murder, bat If q passenger. in
defending himself against the hired thug
Of the company who undertakes to do
the ejectinE in order to make himself
popular with the monopoly, kills tho
thug, it is justi6able homicide.
The street railroad monepolists want
the public to pay ts0 cents fare until the
Supreme Court decides the FIVE cent law
unconstitutional, but itwould be in better
taste for the company to obey the law
and receive FIVE cents fare until the Su-
preme Court so decides, which it will
never do, the opinion Of eight lawyers
two Of them attorneys for the company
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-03
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS:
Tuesday EwoRing, april 8, 1877.
Am-FooIs' Day.

Last Sunday, April lat, known as All.
Fools day, is of ancient origin, and has
a history. Chsrlsmagne, in his new cal.
endor, called April grass month, the
name still given it by the Dutch, who call
it g~rasmaaud. On antique monuments,
April is represented as a dancing youth
with a rattle in his hand. The custom Of
sending people on empty srrands on the
first day OF April is common in every
country Of Europe. Oriental scholars
say it 10 derived from the hull feast
among the Hindoos, where a similar Gus.
tom prevails. Another opinion is that
it comes from a celebration of Christi
being seat about 10 and fro between
Herod, PLATE and Csisphus. In France
the fooled man is called poisson d'avri.,
meaning q BILLY fish, eesily caught. In
Scotland be is called gowk, which e
a cuckoo. But in America he is dubbed
a fool, simply.