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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
THE EYES THE Eyes
DIR. +. II. PARDEE.
OcIIli-t and AIll.i.t.
A FTER a PRornAtrgD BLIND.

A FFER a PROrRAt"TED RHIND-
I "a n-sS OF mulo than ave- years, ir. ardee
nas mad hImSoi. lhuIO ighly aud ;uisn iHral
~ ac dlnt'd win all diseases OF tho l., q,
ana Is 10" itac'lclng with Il sdccoss not sur
a. ii IN TIA nit ii NttteS
All operations Performed, sGch rs StrabS-
MS, Ur clOsS-,ye, aiaracl BY linear extIac-
l"h, pcpiessiOh or i bSUr. ,tUn, teTygi ln or
II shy moinbiano growing Ov;r he uya, .. .edic
non ol sta hylU,na, OF bal sing Uat of the eye,
.'ltlhciai "a II, iStula, Lachlymalis, On clos
ing Ol ms tear passage, and all dulul mites Of
Tue Id, etc.
Altlhcial Eyes inserted without the least
Ialll: and possessing all tio movements and
plllilhhGl o. the reai eya. larg3 assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
illceS. lh1 LuctOr Eyo bath iur the ireat-
IA nj and car OF all narvous diseases is used
all over this coast.
hanht TO those physicians who have sent
hln cases for Opul alton, he hopes t.iat his un-
Ve':aI SAGE - viii war; ant " continuation OF
!h' II clnid nee. lis calrLIity us an o. erator
Is co-cNt,n nSNo with his saecuss, "a Iationls
are lr..s nllhg thor.Selv"s, ior trcatnl MT and
oPei eialiuhS' O'i .>ew Orh and liOslOn, al ust
hohthly. Many Fatlents can bs seen at the
Doctors oltcu daily, i'll different stages Ol re-
COv.iy,
,"frhE-737 clay street. Opposite the
lalai, San francisco.
FAKE NUTECE.-" Il Ltar Ia not 10
be befteUsd though he 80. AIS Ihs IrEih."
Reports are in circulation through the upper
country that have retir d liOm basin ss that
! Ma gone 10 the Atlantic states, that am
III E"fO,'o. Ae., Ac. 10 lhUss interest Il viii
say tlal tue ruI Urt has bacn gotten in ciIcula-
tloh lOl the lthdIahCu OF Otner parties, VINO
aro trying to obtain, ilceilimatoly, an "yc
Practice. he rei ont has bo.n started by an
llin rant mo, ntebaHh, and withO t the yast
u"th, AS ain at my otlice daily, and attending
to abuut sixty daily pution's.
T.. "a. PARDEE, Ocuiist.
717 Clay Street,
lny25-ly. SAN FRANCISCO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
100000 BOTTLES
OF THE
T. 'NTAUR LINIME\TS,

l" "NTAUR LINIME\TS,
have been sold the last year. and NOT -.
complaint has reach d us that they bavo ~,
dono all that is clainad for tn ,m Ind
scientific skill cannot go beyond tn. ,es.1.
reach ii in tn Sc wond rial prcpara ion.
Add Il to CarbOlic. Arti II. NJ ntha, >rnsco.
oil and " Nh,te-iiazyl, are othr mgr .di nj,
which makes II family linim mt tha ds6.'
rivalry. Ehenmati' and b,d-ldd c,i.l..
have BY it beon enabled to throw away tb.is
cr,tchJs, and many who or years hay, h -
afflicted with Neuralgia, cciatica, uaL A
breasts, Weak Backs, Ae., have .ound p,rmo,
ncnt reli f.
Ma osAn WEsrL,KE, of Marysville,
writes;
e" or years my rheumatism has been 50
bad that have been unable to stir from t,
hO .se. 1 ave tri ID vv.ry remedy | conlS
h ar of. | nnlly, learned of the C,nts
Amin mt, Inc first throo bottles cnabl d
ms 10 walk witho t my or ,tch9s. am m.l d.
ing ra. Idly. l think yo,.r A-iniment slnpl,
maIvoi"
This iininent lres nurns and Sca'ds with.
oft scar extracts the olson fiom bit and
stings. Cures Chi 10 aims and fiosted-f,.t
aid is v,ry etiicacoas tor kar-achs, Tooth.
ache, Itch and CutaneOLs Eruptions.
The Centaur Liaisne"t. Mellow
Wrapper. is intend d for tho tough Lbre,
col ds and m~scles Of horses, males and ami
mails.
READ! READ!
RRv. GEo W. Ferris, Manorhill, Schobaria
Co n. y, says:
My horss was lam, for year with fer.
lock wrrnUn. All rem di,s utt .rly fail d IN
g ,r1 and consider d him worthless until +
comm need t. So Uentaur tiniment, winch
lapidy rcd him 1 h urtil> recu,nm opd II
1t makes very little difference whether tbe
case b" wranch," sprain, sgavin or lamen,ss
of any kind, the effects arc tho same. The
gr at power Of the / i'm ut is, however.
shown III Foil evil, bis-head, Sweeny, SPAWN.
ning bone, calls and scratches. Thi. Lini-
lent is worth millions Of dollars yearly to tho
Stnch-gowors, I.ivary-m.n, Farmers and
those having valuable animals to care for
We warrant its effects and Icfor to any ar
li9r who has over used it.
Lubolntnry ul j. Is. Rose & Co.,
- DnY ST., Nhw Yukk.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18

1t is reported here In a circle Of I" good
fellows, that Colonel D NJ. Wisdom. OF
the Jackson Tribune anl Sun, on a re-.
cent 9isit to Memphis. dropped a silver
half dollar in a street.cer box, and raised
a laundering row with the driver because
said driver refused TO return him the
change. OF cyurse we don't know that
the statement is true, but we do know
that 1t Is being retailed by the eolonels
friends in Memphis, and that it's rela-
ton IN every corner crowd" produces
exceedingly broad grins."
DR.. j. C. Whitaker, of Danville, New
York, is the guest Of Mr.. N. D. Meuken,
one of u prominent dry goods mer-
chants, and will remain here some weeks.
DR.. Whitaker is a practitioner Of rare
skill and success, especially in difficult
cases. He has long been connected with
the water cure establishment of Danville
and has effected many remarkable cures.
He is withal a pleasant and elegant gen.
tleman and we hope will enjoy his so
journ in Memphis.
Mr.. F. F. Coburn, advance agent Of
George S. Knight, OTTO" is in the city.
Mr.. Knight will appear here with the
Worrell Sisters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18
RIFLE SHOOTING.
The Mld.RanEers on the HopeneId
SandDaF.


The Mid.RangeTs on the HopeneId
SandbaF.
The Bluff City Shooting Club went over
the river TO the Hope6eld sandbar yes.
terdsy afternoon and INDUCED in mid
range rife shooting. The terms were
Regulation target, distance l25 yards,
FIVE shots each; possible score, rs. The
result was as follows: Thomas Garvey,
IS; s. ]. Mcdowell. 20; Thomas Gun
bingham, 49, Jack Campbell, 10; B. P.
Anderson, Is; P. J.. Quigley, 20; P. j.
Kelly, II; James Reilly, 10; c. L. An
derson, l8; s. F. Walker, Is; and P. c.
Rogers, 20.
The ties we're shot of, resulting as fol.
lows; P. ]. Quigley, 20; P. C. Rogers, 20;
S. j. Mcdowell withdrew. The ties we're
again shot of as follows: Quigley, 81;
Rogers, 81. The closing tie contest was
one shot. Mr.. Rogers made 5, and Mr..
Quigley 4. The former was declared
the victor.
The second match was at regulation
target, distance 225 yards, three shots
each; possible score, Is. This match re,
suited in favor of P. G. Rogers, who
made IL. The others made the follow.
ing scores: P, ]. Quigley, 5; Thomas
Cunningham, 6; Thomas Garvey, 6; P.
J. Kelly, 0; G l. Anderson, 8; James
Reilly, 6; s. F. Walker, 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18
Burial at

Yesterday afternoon the remains Of
the late Captain W. P. Hollister, a we'll.
known printer, were inferred at Elm.
wood Cemetery. Captain HOLSTER had
been employed at the Avalanche office
for many years. He died of consump.
ton at the residence Of his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Hugh McGrann, 23O Vance street.
His remains we're followed to the grave
by s%orrowing friends, including the mem
bers Of the Typographical Union, Of
which he Was an honored member. He
leaves a wife and four children to mourn
his loss.
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Fancy cakes and n large va.
riety of pastry, fresh daily, at
Bartee's, 32S Main. 33t
Men, women ana ChIIdren.

In churches the average is
sensitive to the crying Of some other
woman's child, but is deafer than a post
to the crying of her own child. The
young women always smile when they
hear a child crying in church. and ex.
press their sympathy for the infant by
looks, but the average man frowns aud
looks angry when the bowling is heard
and expresses his sympathy for himself
and the preacher by inaudable damns.
The piercing squall of the infant pro.
duces a marked effect upon all church or
th%eater-Soers, and its presence cannot be
ignored. 1t is the coming man or woman
of society and heralds its own advance.
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Sweet apple cider just re-
ceived by
Lords & DiehI,
33f zoe Front street.
A Wanted.

The office of Judge of the Probate
Court is one full of great responsibility.
Within the past few weeks it would have
taken a second Solomon to have decided.
The cases were where mulatto women
endeavored to make black men respoDsi.
BILE for the birth of their children, VINO
appeared nearly white, and whose an.
p~earance indicated much more Caucasian
blood than appeared in either the mother
or the black father. We would suggest
that the probate judge. after hearing all
the testimony in such cases, should call
in medical experts and hear their evi.
dence on this scientific question of race
and color.
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moving TO the west.

Westward the star Of empire takes
its way " is exempli6 d by the Numbers
Of wagons and movers going in that di.
rection across the Mississippi river at
this point, From the poor hills Of North
Mississippi, Georgia and Alabama, as
well as from the fertile valleys Of Middle
Tennessee, farmers are going West to
grow up with the country and improve
their financial condition. As they 20
westward hopefully hundreds return from
the West respondent. They had baeu
been there and had enough Of it,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18
Police Court

AT the Recorder Court this morning
the recorder disposed of the following
cases; Henry Ruff (white), vagrancy,
fined SO bail, $3.50; Peter Jones
(White), misdemeanor, fined S25; Ben
Pullen (black), careless driving, dis
charged; ThoS. Scott (black), shooting
within the corporation, fined $5-bail,
$780, John Ross (black), proving, fined
So; Gus Martin (black), larceny, dis
charged; Albert Stogins (black), LARGE.
ny, discharged Monroe Clark (white),
shooting within the corporation, fined
.$25-bond, $500.
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Russian stoves and FusI.

Americans are learning from the Men
nonites. Professor Butler writes from
Nebraska to the Chicago Times: "0f
late | have eaten a dinner cooked by
grass, as well as examined straw.furnaces
in the houses of Bishop Peters and
scores Of his flock. There has been no
freezing in his house (48x26) during the
two years since it was built. Yet his
only winter fuel has been straw, and his
furnace the iron.work of which cost So
lis heated only three times a day.
What Nebraska had wasted now warns
a thousand M~uscovites. Russian fur.
naces, l notice, are already set up in the
houses Of Yankees, who see that if their
fuel shall be henceforth costly or their
dwellings cold, the fault will all be their
own"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18
Amasements.

MEMPHIS THEATER-Again last even.
ing Our Boarding House drew a large
crowd Of ladies and gentlemen TO the
theater. 1t is an amusing and attractive
play, one well calculated to draw we'll
wherever presented. There is in it
something to attract the attention of
nearly ell classes Of people-people Of all
grades Of society. Tits fall Of light and
shade, the comic however invariably pre-.
dominating. 1t is not q comedy proper,
it having many Of the elements Of a
boisterous farce. Mr.. B~oucieault tells
us that the value Of a comedy is found
in the development Of peculiar charac.
ters, rather than in its plot or dramatic
point. This is true in the main, but the
plot aud dramatic point are big factors
in the comedy quite as important as are
the characters. When compared with
standard comedies Of the old sch DOL, the
School for Scandal for instance, the
modern comedy in points Of plot, char
acters and dramatic point fails in i'm.
portance and effect, no matter whether
Boucicault or any other modern author
Of the sensational school becomes the
father Of the literary work. The best of
the society comedies are of the French
school, and the translations and adapta-
tons of such by Boucicault and others
are the tests Of the modern school of
comedy. The French school beats the
Englishs : peaking people badly in
comedy, and has done SO since the days
of Molliere. Our Boarding House is
amusing and somewhat absurd, bu.
nevertheless popular with theater-goers.
The present company at the theater plays
it in an artistic manner, and no one should
fail to see its presetation. 1t will be pre-.
sented again tonight, tomorrow night
and at the matinee Saturday.
BABY There is said to be mere
nature, more Improperly smoothed over
and more laugh in Baby than in any.
thing Of the kind ever produced. 1t will
be presented Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights and at matinee on the
latter day; to be followed by the Worrell
Sisters the balance Of the week. Re.
served seats can be secured at Hollen-
berg tomorrow for any night of the en-.
gagement.
GREENLAw OPERA HsUsE.-Macallis.
ter, the worker of magic wonders, had
another good house at the Opera House
last night. In the distribution Of gifts
Mr.. ]. S. Rsamy drew the parlor sofa.
A new Wilson sewing machine is one
among many prizes to be distributed tc.
night. Professor Macallister presents a
wonderful number of tricks, difficult to
detect, although many imagine they can
see through the mysteries. The young
folks are especially delighted with the
performances. The professor will give
a Saturday matinee and a farewell per.
Torrance on Saturday night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18
THE CITY.
Thursday Evening, Oct. IS, 1877.


The Public Ledger at Five Cents.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on all trains and at all stations on the
following railways, at FIVE CENTS per
copy, by the agents of the Southern
Railway News Company, viz:
Memphis and Louisville railway.
Memphis and Little Rock railway.
South and North Alabama railway.
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway.
Memphis and Charleston railway.
MISSISSIPPI N TENNESSEE AND PADUCAH
AND MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Mr.. John Epperson, or employees, will
supply the PUBLIC LEDGER at five cents
on the above named railways.
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LEDGER LINES.

Red snappers and Reelfoot lake perch
at V. D. Fuchs.
But little of public interest is transpir-
ing in the courts.
Tonight at the theater Our Boarding
House will be the attraction.
Everybody is hard up, owing to the
tightneSs Of the money market.
The showery season has come and
umbrellas are sgain in demand. 1t is
fall weather.
Good weather for chills and rheuma.
tism. Wear medieated underwear. MAY,
the shirt tailor, makes it.
Venus, Jupiter, the Moon, Mars and
Saturn cut quite prominent figures these
evenings in the southern heavens.
Hill, Fontaine & Co received to-day a
shipment Of new crop Louisiana sugar
the first in our market this season.
The church festivals and lunch season
has arrived, and already oyster soup has
taken precedence of all other dishes.
Macallister, the wizard, will display
his magical art at the Greeulaw Opera
House again tonight and will give away
gifts.
The Avalanchian was not summoned
to testify before the grand jury. What
a fearful tale of wickedness the grand
jury failed to hearl
We are greatly Obliged to the accom-.
modating and courteous officers of the
Southern Express Company for continu.
ing to supply us with the latest New York
d lily papers.
Attorneys interested in cases to be
brought before the United States Court,
to be trisble at the November term, must
have their processes served on or before
the 26th inst.
This forenoon the following arrests
we're made by the police: John Rogers,
(black) suspicion Of larceny; James
Tracy, (white) drunk and disorderly;
Bill Robinson, (black) vagrancy.
Tie detectives captured a thief yester.
day-a negro who robbed a white man
in a steamboat barber-shop. We always
like to mention these things when they
occur, so as to encourage police officials
to be as efficient as possible.
John McNulty, a DeSoto street fir
man, a member of company No. 3, acct.
dentally fell in front. of the hose.carriage
yesterday afternoon on Union street,
near Main, and had his leg badly injured
and fractured by the wheel Of the truck.
The rifle club went over to the Hope.
field sandbar yesterday afternoon and
INDUCED in long range shooting at tar
gets for q few hours, The gentle shower
of rain which came up and swep: over
the sandbar did not dampen the ardor OF
the gunners,
The convention of freight aud passen-
ger railroad men is still in session at the
Peabody Hotel. The object Of the con.
v%eution is to adjust freight and passen.
ger rates. Last night the railroad boys
of the convention were present at the
theater on invitation Of Manager Ricka-
by, and witnessed the presentation of
"0ur Boarding House"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18
Big Rise In the Arkansas.

A sudden six.toot rise from the head.
waters of the Arkansas river is creating
a sensation among river men and plant
ers as it comes tumbling down to the
Mississippi. The rise will increase trade,
and help not only the planter but the
steamboatman and the merchants Of our
city. In speaking of the Arkansas to-
day a river man Informed u reporter
that the Arkansas river was a Roman
senator" and always stuck to Our
Boys"
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A. You've, Sup't,
Franklin House, 81 Adams st., Memphis

A full line of the great Alligator, o.
cidental, Saratoga, Advocate, Excelsior,
Gosamer and Royal Oak cook stoves,
with a complete assortment Of heating
and parlor cock stoves, and all articles
belonging to the business constantly on
hand and for sale by J.. B. FoRD,
PA Main and 1913 Poplar sts.,
32T Memphis, Tenn.
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Arbitration Court To-day.

Present, Judges McKisick, Craft and
Carthel. The docket will be called
promptly, and all cases disposed of as
The case of Wheelock VS.. Vince.
lock is on hearing to-day, Judge Nc.
Kisick being counsel in this. H. T.
Elicit sat as special judge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18

TIE type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1921
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The Great UnlaundIied Shirt
for SIS cents!

1t stands unriValed!
A three-ply bosom, 2SOO linen
WamAutta domestic warrant
ed for eighty.flve cents, mt the
FAMOUS CLOTHING HOUSE,
Bet. Monroe and Union,
No. 32T Main Street.
4S
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The Cash and Credit system.

The Cash and Credit system.
Arkansas and North Mississippi are
now filled with St. Louis drummers, who
offer to sell to country merchants goods
at an extremely low price for cash. Last
spring and summer these St. Louis
drummers we're never heard of in such
sections of country, and the Memphis
merchants had to take all the risks, fur.
nish goods and make advances to the
country merchants in order to carry
them over the year; but dow, when the
country merchant has some cotton in
sight, the st. Louis drummer is on the
wsr.path with his goods in search Of
cash, and is flooding the country with
price currents" When the country
merchant comes. to Memphis he exhibits
these price currents to the men who have
carried him over the troubles since
spring by selling him goods on a credit
and furnishing him credit, and he asks
that the meu who took all the risks shall
sell him his fall stock al the prices asked
by the St. Louis cash hunter, who would
not sell him a dollars worth of goods
lest spring IN the promise Of the cotton
crop.
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To the Public.

Having been in the hotel business for
twenty eight years, and having used
various cook stoves and ranges, l take
pleasure in recommending the Hotel
Alligator cook stove purchased of ]. B.
Ford, as being superior in every particu.
lar to any ever used.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18
Fine ChOw.ChOw by the Gallon,
French Mustard by the Gallon,
English Pickles by the Gallon,
Worcestershire Sauce by the Gallon,
EUROPEAN
232 Main Street. 36t

Richmond Gem, Perfection,
MatclIess and Napoleon, also the
Pet, manufactured by JOHN F. ALLIN
Il Co., Richmond, Va, for sale at fac.
tory prices at Harpmann d
Bros, ass Main st. Fresh
imported VOz de Cuba received by
Express. SIT
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Fresh shell oysters
SCI we'd iu every style
At Joe Emmerich's Saloon,
3l4 Adams 81. 37t
A Monument

as big as the grand pyramid might be
built Of the teeth hat have been ruined
by neglect. Shall this thing go in face
of the great fact that SOZ0D0NT is q
certain preservative Of dental decay
eodkw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18

In the LEDGER job office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job Of printing. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18
= ReIrCshment ParIOr.

For something nice-cakes, candies
and fine pastries, also oysters, tea, coffee
and chOcolate-you will find it at Floyd's,
opposite Court SquaT, AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18
The Memphis Foundry. and IrO,
Works,

L 7. Risk & Co. proprietors, corner
OF Lauderdale and Court streets ex.
tended, are prepared to execute promptly
all kinds Of iron work and m~anchiery,
building and house work, fences, pulIeys,
Shstting, gearingS, cotton presses and
horse powers, and repairing of all kinds.
Orders left at 800 Main street will re-
ceive prompt attention. al
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Tcn-Pins ana Riae snoo,,nv

Tcn-Pins and Rifle Shooting.
P. ]. Kelly, the well-known saloon
mai at 2O5 Main street, between Adams
and Washington streets, has opened a
new ten'pin alley and shooting gallery
in rear Of his saloon. 1t is pleasant
place to visit, and both alley and gal.
lery are kept in frst-class order. Kelly
keeps the best of liquors and cigars at
the bar. 43
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u REuEIPTR.

100 tubs choice Butter,
200 boxes dried Herring,
so boxes homeless Goldfish,
One car load Mngdeburg SOurkrOut,
barrels and half barrels.
g. A. ECKERLY a. BROS.
40-t T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18

FELIX, 292 Front street, receives daily
BY express choice Norfolk she'll oysters.
lO-t
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Ice CREAM, chocolate and cocoanui
caromels every day at Floyd's, opposite
Court Square. 4O.t
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A. Faller e. Co. have just re-
ceived the entire stock Of n
fashionable hat store, and are
selling finest hats at % each.
22-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18

The most complete stock of furniture,
carpets, oil cloths, shades and lace cur.
tains at Bryson & Camps ever shown in
the city. Prices as low as the lowest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18

AND BEST
Hats for gentr, youths, boys
and babies at the New York
Hat Store, 2I9 Main street,
under WOrsham House. 43
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18

For fresh home made and
fine French candies, go TO
Bartee's, 32S Main. 33t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-18

An acrobatic Frenchman claims great
credit for being able to walk on the cell.
ing Nth his head down but If he wants
to create a real sensetion, let him walk
on the ceiling with bis head up.