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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
sGg4HI hSE zg5 ShESES YORK
uIasy from from BIsmss Pier, foot Of Third fir
fsy.e ,nd BTsmsD. DIT saSis, 100 SECOND cabin,
Sssss sSa aess 6sGR1CHs &o5 or
seps en- ''' . Bowling Green. New York.
A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
IA sail every TH TUESDAY, direct from <eEDk
ppnlaoslp n1a 70 Liverpool, touching h NR
CABIN, intermedia.s ana steer.se passage tickets
ers, 1920 street Also, Agents Tor ths he'd star
Line to Antwerp. Er1-n
.CUNARD LINE.
k0rlOs.
Win sae ,tes G: diminishing tie chances O! col.
sicn, the stsusis OF TINS line ;sse specific coarss
On the outward passage from QussI.towa 70 Hev
York Or Boston crossing meridian OF ~ al a at,
on the hon,sward passage oco.sins tie meridian o.
50 Of a lat, or nothing 10 the north Of n.
THE BBITIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN
RoYAL MAIL sTEAMsHIPs.
BSTTsfff KEY AZ 12 G5k Er HAKs s55&srooL
ST 3, ssz.si:$.si. 81; 81
Oct Oct %ss Nov Nov Il
steamers marked DO not osTTy seerase passen gers.
so1d aeoordins to r nv ana 70 Y ~,
DIS gold, additional. Return tickets on favorabls
Bteersse tickets and IRON all parts Of Europe ss
very low rates Through bills Of landing given for
sss Tor So
freight and passss apply 81 the COMPANY ONCE,
"iSnss-is SHXs. 8. FBAsGKL1s. Agent.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer.
PEREMPrORY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PRONED PROPERTY, No. S22 TWENTY
TION.
ON TUESDAY, October FL. at 3 O'Clock, [ IL
Will sell, in front of the premises. part Of Lot rS
No. IA, In Square Is, fronting IL fest iaches.&M2
on the west side Of 22d street, bstween and
three story frame Dwelling House, No. 622,
containiEg eight rooms, &c.
Terms: 0ne-Ihird cash; bal snce in and Il months
with interest at cent deposit of $50
at time OF SALE Convey sncing at cost of purch
Sale positive.
sep2S dSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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MASH b. WILLIAMS, Aucttooeer
w lOO1 northwest lrner 10Th and D streets
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H. II. ELLIOT, Trustee
IdOMAS DOWLiNG, Auctioneer. sspI

1AT TIE WRITTEN REQUEST OF ONE
OF the Defendants, the above Gales are POSTPONED
as 1ollows to wit Part 90 Lot No. 4, in "a larc
DO a! above des ribsd, with tho improya -,
being House Eli street nnrthw est, to MONDAY,
prtmiso-. - WV
And Lot 81, in Square S75, as above described 20
TUESDAY, October ID, 1871, u ) clock D. IN, in
front # toe premises 10y "
set25-d&ds Z. K ELLIOTT Trnstaa
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~ HAVING FAILED TO COMPLY win me
te' ss of the sale trs above square So will be
Ies3ld AZ the purchasers risk ami cnst, on MON
DAY, october list, ISL, At 3 O'Clock in The after
noon. A HYDE.
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je2l62sSg

NJ THE ABOVE StLE IL POSTPONED until
July -, 1871, same tour zad uisrs
BY order OF Ihe Trustees
.eH Iy65os THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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DAwhBsOkEa'S SALE AT<TT

Pa" Nd hoh h . SALE AT ttfiIyS.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Octoher -,
abd 3 al I'D o Clock In the m prniug and 2 EJey
IN me evening stall offer for sale our largs(ss4
stock OF UNkGDEEMED PLEDGES, consis M OF
Gold and Silver Watches, -
Chains, Rings, Guns Pts e0ls,
Clothing, Sc xiHg Machines,
- Pianos, &c
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CHANCERY sALF OF CHEST OF CARPsN-
~ TERS' TOOLS.
by virtue OF a decree f the Supreme rurt, D. O. II.
passed In Ecu ~ No 1852 will seIl, at ave
uJn, Tor cash, a. Duncanson Bros auc ion ~ :,
corner gin and ID strests, on TUESDAY, October 3
Tools. bEGINAID' FFyDxJI Trvs+tn
DUNCANsON Bios, AUots. sep2S St
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(NHANCEkS SALE OF VALUABLE IN
NORTHWEST, NEAR THE CIR HAIL.
And ON GRANT STREET. MAR F{E
PAbENr 0FFlCE AND POST OFFICE
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14
Gpecis.I M0tice.
The JASPER CITY FIGURING MILLS.

A III persons knowing themselves III
drhied ~ ~ are requested ID can
aud settle. M we are determined "a trv
Anh close our old book. II you haven't
grt the cash. give " your note ncforc
Jnnnary J. 1878, and yon will save your
selves trouble.
Also. having found By experience.
thnt 'nimbc sixpencc i brticr than 4
slow shilling" we are determined after
'lc ilrsi of January next. 10 do an cx-
cli'slyely cash business. and request All
persons not % ak for credit, as you
won't gct H.
we still viii pay the highest cash
price for wheat. aud Scll our flour and
sait ~ inc lowest cash price. Try rs.
Nov. %. 19l--2m
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

iNrEovED TUrE DEivE PrMP. Mr.. A.
Soniermann j. prepared 10 put down
these pumps for all desiring them. and
insure them success. Ifany drive well
viii succeed ia This locality. these Will.
and those in want of water should give
him trial and fair count as lie has
40 objection 70 submitting their merits
q . fair returning board. Also, the best
wooden pnmp in the market. put III
wells, or sod % order, a. cheap as they
can bc sold elsewhere. ml6tc.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

DIED,-On the 9th inst, ANNIE,
daughter Of John Rudolph, aged years
and months.
The funeral service was conducted by
Rev. q. Q. Cooper, at her parents resi-
dcncc. The many friends present to
witness this last solemn rite, was be-
fitting token Of the deep sympathy the
community has for the bereavcd family.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

HANTNG established themselves al above desire b,
call TIE attention of Nj, public to lew facts VIZ
Il Tho cuyw mAnHttture ror' (. lhe less yri fotng
N lnliana consequently they are permanently located
M 6n and ~. fNru.h the host ware pn lhc narlxft
~ Their SiuNF rrflS are snif nf vssv resssrsfi.
rates pnt M directly lran thc Factory IN eoO,I oref
wilh insurance NJ satisfaction anu VI nruEaiv tsrd NJ W
.s lifetime. l itts careless usage aivthinv ahonl
them should gri out VI orfeY thcN arr nhara tv ,,
M srrlicd tp, ana VIII rffair them cxppdiuously
~. fhrv give Nf'n vnarthlea on lhrsr rNps
" votk wrl tnA RIVE satisfaction with ffnyef rsnrr
RkfAKi NN W. mn rtars william Haitian tr.ta,,t
'rclsnn lInie ireland !. u. Nstis,t, iasrts; M
b1e, -, isSi-iy.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

1t Is said that The prospect for a
good buffalo hunt in the vicinity of Fort
Worth, Texas, is excellent. The carly
cold weather has sci in, and the range Il
already black with tho bison. The pro-
icssi'nal hunters are preparing for a
vigorous onslaught on them. 1t l. cx-
pecied that more than half million
hides will come 10 Fort Worth during
the next six months.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

" For real nice stock OF Christmas
goods commend Us "a Nh. Wendc,
Lrncys' ~ addition 70 ilc toy depart.
."eh'' 70 lias many things--sucl, ii fuc
An'Ves and forks, silvcr-platcd table
"are' n'ckle-platcd smoothlug-lrons. or
"a."s'''a' brackets, and q thousand olhrr
"r',s'es--whch would make substantial
J,''.,a', d"u acceptable presents % your WIFE
1".cr, ~r,, ,,, moihcr-in-law, lady cousin. N,
n,',, ',n,hh either, or yonr minister.
errna ,s. y friend. 80 there need Lc noI
,arusc ,a,... ior not thawinu tho icc ont nrI
sn,, NM, . hearts. and opening them 4 l;,tlc
f"r ~" ,''aA ,,ng l'g tho comigg HOLIDAYS hanny
better ' so"' ana yonrsclfI
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14
70 CONSUMpTlIES.

Ihr adv rfi~cr, having been permanently cured 4,
hA AfeAi 1isrASe Consumption. hy simpe en,e.v X.
AhNNNf nv maSa known ~ his follow snn.fer. NJ,
"ans ofcnr. ~ ailwho desire Il he win scnl cnr,
NJ ihe prescription nsed tfrcc ~ charge with M
Amhs ~ procuring and nsiHg ihc same which thsy
cnr4s Ac "AN' DIXON
Parties wshinr the prescription will please address
s,v - WILSON. lai Penn ST., Williamsburg. n. ~
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

NOTICE Is hereby given, that NJ N,
~ Octobcr term, 1877. Of the Duboi.
Ilrcuit Court of Dubois county. the
estate of samuel Caldcmeycr was de.
clarci probably insolvnnt Those ~.
lerns'cd arc notified that II win Ia settled
accordingly. JosErn Jovrs, Adm'r.
WV \. TRAyioR Atty.
Nov. 3nih, '71-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

ct More than ever, nowadays. Il a
man known by y'his dress. and IIcppner.
having received the fall and wiutcr
styles, says he viii guarantee 70 make
any body look like gentleman. IL they
will give him the chance Of making ~
their suits, instead Of buying slop-shop
work.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

6J Sweeney Brothers, Of the Arcade
clothing store have just received large
stock OF Fail and Winter clothinglof tho
latest fashions. Butter, eggs, potatoes,
chickens &C., will be taken in exchange
for goods. A.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

"A GfNflFNsN who suffered for wears from Nerro,,.
~ benlInts Premature Decay. ar ali thc esrsr,s n
AoYh'nl discretion WILL for he sake IL suferin NM
AANiy tend iree " All who ntea ,i,a recne MIA N
s'1n ,sf ninA'ng The simple rsmrHT which ~ W,s
enfca SaIcrcrs Wishing 10 pron Nh ,te at.r,, NM
ArrFtehcr ean a. sn y addressing IN ncrfect ,,,na
asmce' lunN ~ OGDEN, - Cedar 81. New york
Nrr Is-6m. VA"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

PAINTING. Mr.. A. Weathers has NOV
Cd to Jasper, and j. now prepared to
take contracts for painting Of all kinds.
lie feels confident he can give satisfac-
ton. and only asks q trial. When not
at work he may be found at his residence
in the Bohnert property.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

0T Mrs. Emma Wilhcrs would re-
spcctfully inform the ladies OF Jasper
and vicinity that she i prepared to make
combings into braids, puiIs, curls, friz-
yes, &c. She will guarantee TO give
satisfaction, ol9u.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

II Prot Ainsworih began second
term Of Writing School Tuesday night.
Those who attend and apply llcmsely Ives
inry be sure of improving in The valu-
nolc art o. pcnmanSl.ip. lie should
have large school.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

lioa. y. r. Liiri !. spoken Of bv
ihe tannel'on Reporter as a candidate
i0r Tie state senate III that District.
iia wotalc make splendid officer. II lhe
beuorra' jcalousics III Parry and Spcn-
c.r viii permit them 70 elect any Demo
crAt.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

sEKnNADr. "A party Of scrcnadcrs
made dulect and enchanting music
Tuesday night, bu; we were too sleepy
toget up. Come ag in, gentlemen, when
we are not 80 sleepy.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

Vr- SerlncFsheim s. Co.. are paying A
cis. per ~ nett for hogs averaging over
.oo, This j. = good price for ils season.
and equal 70 about CA gross for heavy
l.oxs.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

t. The Democratic State Convention
viii be likely to be held the last Of
February.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

6--Ihc meeting Of stockholders OF
Tie Rockport railroad did not take pI.ce
last Tuesday and is advertised for Janu-
AIRY 9Th, ls7S.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

0-y- See Mr.. A. Sonderman's aiyer
tiscment Of his Christmas goods, and e,
and see what nice things he has.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

OF The East Sixth street walks ought
20 be fixed. The old plank walks were
better than the mud. ~ now.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

0ryCapt. Blumc, Of Hall township,
called on us this week. lie has a fine
farm ~ two hundred acres be would
like to sell.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

viii mail tFrrcl fhe recent for rr.rsrfrr .,a,,
s. hlf fsiN ilHf viii remove Tax FRFckIES
eifits amd Mnrt1rs naving tse kin soff clear ani
nrauip rlsc Instructions NV nrndnr,ne ,,xm.ls,,,
growth q hair bald head nr ssantA fre. Allr.s
ncl.s'pE cent stamp, Hen. vandel Co 81. Al An
't-. N i' Pee. Il t.s-Csn
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

The slcigh-bclls jlngIcd in this city
ne other day, but 1t was in harness
shop.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

nm. a. Sermershem & Co.. began
taking in pork this week. Prices range
from % al eta.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

- The Sabbath School in ireland IL
making arrangements for a Christmas
tree.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

PRFs,HNG.-Prof. George c. Cooper
will preach at the Protestant Church.
Sunday morning, at l0l o'clock. The
public are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

0-rCommissioners' Court adjourned
on Saturday for the term.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

1.-THE days Of spare ribs. back bones
and homemade "sasscngcrs" have come
IN, and the average Jasperiie i happy.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

HfThe Nit j. engaging FOR 4
rnppcr after The holidays. about jan
tary sih. The Committee reported n
iaNor u II Monday niIAs, hut hsd not
IAed Tie time certain. The meeting
i'cx' Monify night i % BE- at Cu.
Ldmonsfons
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

Us-Thc Public Schools will take re-
cess during the holidays.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

Domestic Sewing Machine.
Not unhoNcd yei. for sale FOR 500
rciais NJ S1O-nt tie CourrEg OFFIcE.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

NOTICE IL hcrchy given iA W fl.c n4,.
y dersivned. AdminiNbaf.y oG f,r
estate NJ John Mfbcr. decreased uiil
lutrr irr ~ule n public auction. III .1a
ntF rcsillricrot tnc drcr4.el in rncnp
lowi'shir. Dnbois county. rd.. ~
SATURDAY, DacrmAer, a1A.is--.
ihc personal property of said estate.
not taken Nv the widow. cnsfSisiinr III
horses. cattle. one ilne bun. cows. haYs.
wheat. corn, oats. hay. one Wagon.
wheat IN the fields, one wheat Nh. l.t
poultry. farming implements. honseholl
and kitchen furniture. ana raiio4S other
articles TOO numerous NJ lmrliNn
Salc ~ begin ~ = o'clock A
TfHNs 80 sums of $santi under. ~
over 50 \ crchs, ~ nine months Mia bs
given. illc purchaser niring ANc 10
waving benefit arnrni.n-
mcnt laws, vlIh good fscchc'' irety
TO tho approval NJ ihc aamin-ratpr.
MisMAKL KrEiaxkn. A.lm'r.
vs.. AN. tRATtoR, Alty.
NOV. 10. lSs7 3W.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14
Piano Tor Sale.

a good liaiIelt 4 Davis piano for sale
at iIe (orNIER nrKIcr
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

Afnii and vel selected stock always hand. Re-
pairing done ~ short order and In
Naer q town give me a call. Jos. TROxIFR
April II srl-y
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

The ~'hurch ben" Concert al
'luntingburg. on Monday nirht. was !
N''fcrsS The performers all acquitted
Themselves crrdiiNbly. We hope thcy
"'ll RESPECT ne Concert IL Jasper. as
wr arc -urc considerable could be real.
i1ed here by ,lic effort. We ala not
1eari The amount rcniizcd.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

i'HrRAcrrD MrrriNG.-A protroc,c3
meeting under the leadership or Rev.
w III +. smith l. going on al Mt. zion
=. =. Church. generally known a. IL
I'M \ Ae'np settlement Consequently
brothcr Snl.tI, will not be at .Tasper. ~
heretofore announccd on next Sabbath
M 'rct- Cooper will preach instead
ihc Quarterly meeting. however, i 10
oe hcld in Jasper, beginning on to-mor-
r'w week. and The Elder has written
'nat ~ Viii be present, and several arc
expected from each Of ihc other points
on the Circuit.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14
Cincinnati, ssslrs's : Southwestern ~

Persons can 20 n Rcckpcrt aud remain four bours
md raiurn the same day @' "'"''
There T. no charge for wharf noat ar t,ars,ay Y.
retght ~ kockrui. either for receiving ar shinslnr
January 2ath, is77 '@r'''"''h'e"''
Fay ne what YOU owe IL.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-12-14

IKnsoSAL.- All. w. S. Hunter and
ian''y have gone TO the country rusti-
eating this week.
Mr. Wiiher- has gone 70 her mothers
dn Illinois. on visit.
Mrs- Duil"er made a visit 10 Peters
burg Ia-t week.
N Niihersis painting The new church
m ior'crsyiIie The church Il nearly
completed. aud IL said 10 ID n nice onc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-06

tull ssr 5reube; er befabl Der Muitsr, alls
feline Qeibaeridte au fohsn, mir miibten et'
nen TsR1hmaus baltsn mad al ber Sun
aerleioerei, 1hrie ct, uno na6 al Dem ats
seifanbenen Dura wolte er isbt hurtis ei'
men sutsn Shoppsn trinfen ssbsn, NUT
einen aber - htesmal let es ff6sr.
Die SHUTTER. in elmer fsierlihen 9tim.
muns burh bas unrrtpartete Slid, bielt
ibm cine frpmme grmabnuns une meinte.
er iclle surerN Soft uub allen 5siligsn
fir itre 5iilfs banten; fatt gu ihmauisn,
wpllten fe ben Mrmen @utes tbun, ea l!e
filbft ia 70 i&wer tebriidt ssps|sn uae Bic
Nctb fennen selernt bdtten.
Sbc, fhrie sr, febt's 70 NIT bir, alte
BetidweFer? Da mub i'd idon fslbit fur
mid fcreen, iA babe isbt ia grsptt, nun
lafe i'd mir I'm @irtbsbaus bas 8sits,
lpas es eitt, auftilhsn. @slsenste Mabl.
seit henn z llub unter rUbsm @eldhter
torfelte ct Il, ncn bammernben Mtenb biu.
aus.
1isf IN Der Na1t wedte uns tpieber fein
@epolter braubsn at Der Saustbiir. Dic
SHUTTER tam gu ,ins ins Simmer uab fab
gum Tenfer binaus.
Sic wollte wobl nur an ieiner Stiume
tSren, tpie melt er nod bel Sinnen isi,
penn fs firAtets iih Dor ibm.
gR eu's, 0srtaro 2 fsaste fe suseait.
(8Ortfssuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-06

ertpatnte Insrif pcu Seitsn 8rYlpps obne
grfo!s eesnSet bate, ieine 2erte, atnien'
8sstmentsr uno gatalllcne SdarflAa.
bsn, sorssten. SfotslsF 1T Der eir3ise
General, rel6er nabe aenus feline Nuf
telluns ninint, TIM ben puls Der Sdlaht
3u fublsn. So6alb er feline Qeute panfen
iaa, ianets er elm Resiment CUR unterltit
sung allsin tte tmfifde Neouute ipie Teuer
unb 5lammen. Die eanse gscorte bss
@snsralS puroe setSptst pner serwuns
bet, nur er islbit blieb uupsrlebt. Sum
lhidte er letn lebtes 8estment, Die 2itrwr,
ins @efe6t-fat Bis aur gGiduns selans'
ten bic etiirmenoen, allein pas 5eusr Der
EIrten mar mSrberilh uno Der grfols
idaien ;tpeifelbaft. Sebt ftsuts Der General
li& ieltf-tcd su Stefan Die Spite BON
;'pei 8ataillouen S&asfi@aben, welhe ibm
iibris aeblteben wareu, uno itiirmte BOZ;
er riff feline Sploaten NIT iih uno oseleia
ibm Der Desen 5srldUi7en, cas Dferb I'M
ter rem Qeibe setSbtet ipurbe, fiibrte er
feline Munnldaft spie etn Sturmwtno iiber
ben 0raten, bic Gscarpe uno @untresearpe
binein in bic Gspuuts. Die 8ajonuette
madtsn nit Ben nod iioersebliebenen Sir.
fen talo furSen Wro.eb uno itarmtiher
Subel eerfiinpete, bab tpentslfens etns pOn
ben geridan,unsen YlepnaS In ben 5dns
ben Der &uiIen mar. Gin gtertsl feiner
Wannf6aft, 5000 Mann, tatte SfObeleff
Yerlcren /; er ielbf m'bbillist fclde Wen.
iasncpfer, ute er aud ben san;en Mnsriff
auf Dlsuna mibbillio!, allein sr alaubt pab
wsnn Elm @nSrif aussstibrt tueroen mub,
psr1elbe nus In bteler sRetie aussefabrt
wsrpen fann, Sfobsleif III, 70 iaeist es.
Der sinaise rui1ihe General. welder ben
amerifanilasn 8iirserfries itueirt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-06

- ,5sns Wunehcit an Deinsr Stirn
eas 1T &atarrt Or. 8. s.. WeQsons
1aIafre S6nuf pirp sntiaisben allen
y SSam'r, bsbsn unp iste Naubeit IN p,r
Mals. M I'm 9aIis orsr auf Der Saut furir,n
g'at!ssebsn sbsniaas. Yrob.lstaat,ln so
ssn!s sNaHa pr p0f: Or. 8. s. Mse.au's
SlTss' sl4 etsannt Ctr. 81. qouis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-06

Ron,an in snci @Itern Bon 8srtba Iushiti (9.
ShDler.)
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-17
Chureh services To.morrou

NACD8
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church-Ser-
vices at II am. and 1880 pm. by Rev. J. 0.
Stedman.
First Presbyterian Church. corner Third
and Poplar streets-Services at IL a IN. and at
1880 pm. by the pastor, Rev. Eugene Daniel.
Sunday school at 9 80 Am.
Second Presbyterian Church. corner Main
and Beal streets Services at IL am, and at
7:Sp.m. by Rev. W. E. Boggs.
Lauderdale Street Presbyterian Chusch -
Corner of Beal and Lauderdale-Services at
IL am. and at 1890 pm. by Rev. in. Wad-
dell.
Court Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church Preaching at IL a. m. and at 7:15 pm.
by Dr.. George I. Stainback, pastsr. Sun
day-schoOl at 9 am,
Central Methodist Church, Union street.
Services at ll:OOla.m. and 1880 by Rev. James
A. Heard, pastor. Sunday-school at els am.
First Methodist Church Regular service at
ll:N I'm. by Bishop Keener. and at 7:l5 pm.
by Rev. S. B. Suratt, pastor. Sunday school,
$3.50 I'm. Seats free.
fernando Street Methodist Church Sun
day-school at am. Services at II 100 and at
500 pm. by Rev. Mr.. Evans, pastor.
st. Johns M. E. Church. corner Lauderdale
and Vance streets = Services at 1880 tonight
Saturday by Rev. IL. Chandler; tomorrow
at II am. by Rev. IL. Chandler; at 1880 pm.
by j. W. ReEister, pastor.
Fort Pickering M. e. Church, corner Sixth
and jackson stroOts-Services at 1880 PIN. by
Rev. 1. L. Chandler.
First Baptist Church, Second street, between
Adams and Washington-Preachin at IL :OC
am: and 1880 pm. by Rev. D. r. Womack.
Sabbath-school at $50 am.
Central Baptist Church-Secons and Beal
streets Services atIl am. and at 7:15 pm. by
Rev. DR.. Landrum. Sunday-scheol at $3.50
am.
Calvary Church, corner Second and Adams
streets-Serviccs at 1l:0O an. and at :3Op m.
Sunday school at 9 am. Rev. George White,
rector.
st. Mary's Cathedral, Poplar street-Ser-
vices at 7 and II am. and at 1880 pm. Rev,
George O. Harris. rector.
ST., Lazarus (EpiscopaD Church, Madison
street-Sunday-schoo at $40 am. Services
at 700 and 1880 a IN. and at 1880 pm by
Rev. Chas. O. Parsons. rector. Seats free.
Grace Church, fernando street. Rev. j.
Carmichael, rector. Seats free. Sunday
school at 8 100 I'm. Morning prayer and SER
men by the rector at II GO am.
Church of the Good Shepherd (EpiscopaD
U~helsea-Seryices AT II Am. and nj T.30 nm
Rev. Virginius o. Gee, rector.
German Protestant Church, Third street.
near j Jefferson Sunday -school at 9 am; SER
vices at IL 100 Am. Rev. A. Thomas. pastor.
Lutheran Church, Washington street, be-
tween Third and Fourth-German services at
1000 AM; English services at 1880 pm
Harmonial Hall. 800 Main street. Lecture
Iet II 100 am. and at 7:SO pm, by ]. W. Ell.
bridge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-17
Laeis., Hnt. al ,ha rnan,ar.

Ths increasing hight of ladies head
dressing and head-gear is seen to the
greatest advantage at the theater BY
those sitting in the rear Of these obstruc-
tons to sight. The stage becomes
eclipsed by a bobbing aud vibrating
bead. hat and bunch Of feathers. At
Louisville last week a countryman visit
ed Macsuley'e Thester to witness Booth
in Hamlet: He took his seat, and ap.
peared comfortably fixed for the even
lag, but alas q pretty girl came in with
her young man. and she took the chair
Immediately in front of the rural gentle
man. Then she commenced waggiDg
her tongue aud head to her Teller
much to the disgust of old country, who
could neither see nor hear. She wore
about five pounds of false hair, sticking
up four inches above the top Of her head.
On top o that q two-Htory hat was tied,
trimmed with half a spring chicken,
buried in broom corn, dog fsnnel
and grass, with a bunch of ~pokeberries
and sweet Williams pinned over
her left ear. The tall feather of q do
mesticsted but defunct old rooster stuck
out the top of all, while the biggest half
Of q goose wing protruded from the mass
like a mules ear. Country tried to look
over and around it, butin vain. BE saw
nothing Of Booth nor the play. he only
saw the fashionable mass Of Aippery stuff
perched upon the head Of the laxative
blonde before him. 'Forbesrance ceased
to be a virtue he could hold 10 no
longer. Grabbing his old weather. beaten
beaver in his hand, he exclaimed, Damn
that hat and deliberately got up ard
left the dresscircle. Approaching the
doorkeeper be said, Stranger, l rid
twenty-five miles on a mule to see Booth,
an | want to borrow a step-ladder, climb
a post, or go up stars, snywhar's that l
kin see over that thar hat He went
up stars and saw, what he had rid
twenty-five miles to see the only
Booth"