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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
Improvemed Road No. 62.

NOTICE is hereby given to Elizabeth Yea
~ ger, Nicholas Weck. EEeentnrs Estate 0f
Wv WAY. Nicholas Emch, Charles Kreps, John
SNYDER. F. r. PennvwelI, William Waiter,
John Osbsrg, Samuel Farmer, Buckley John
snn, II. C. Lawrence. II. NeiIerhOnse, y.
KIingler. Peter Weick, John Barton. WiIlinm
Bai ton, N. Carpenter, John Arm. IuhH Haas,
George Haas, Gs"rge Z,isIer, Henry Speck,
Fred. Treusehel, J VI. Hall, John Shd-rer.
John Eberly George Letherer, Joseph Speek,
John 2 Snyder. Adam Kaufman Henry Car
penier, FidrI Restel. Matthias GekIe. Henry
Broka, J. r. Reither, lrena Dubamel, E. & r.
Collins, n. Buckhnuse, ". Aldermoit. John
Bower Martin Henry, Christian Spilker, J.
! Lewis Raab James Phillips, Frank Sampson,
Ichahnd Mead, Alvin Y Phillips, YpsiI.nti
| Phillips, William wit1ler, GenrRs McCreary,
F. Rtab, Irene Thnrbpson, James FrnsheF,
| George II tpps J ,hu sul Joseph SwarIz James
! Callen, Marlin thinner, E. W. Merry, WyRant
HAS Wilhelm Bauer, Gen. u. KTrps, John
| Ault. John Schneider, jacob Fl. Mnrel0ck, John
| l.. MhrelOck. John A. Mnrelock, lewis Reiizel.
Frank Haas, JOHN g. Spnrl, Joseph Miller.
| Christina Yeiter. Ann y. MarkIoG, John leslie,
Aury Shansr, ,Jnhn A. Dnwer, SARAH NJ Byers.
J"hn F. SchtatvT. Harman Sehraher. John
Warn-, Angus Ltm'a, Charles Bnrkhardt,
George Albert. John Jansen. DAVID HN.eher,
James W. r 80, Edgar Sawyer. Daniel Duly,
Frederick ". Hnit, Henry Hungary, Henry
I.indem-ver, john Byers, William Drinker,
Henry Grnllr, John IIeehleF, Caspar Snyder,
Christina DAlleY, Alexander Beai q. Gen. W.
Shoemaker, Mary Beard, u. Shoemaker, Wal
lace Shoemaker. d. J. Shoemaker, Jim
Brinker, NarV A. Spslker. n. G. Jansen, Beh-
rends Jansen, jacob Ifeminger, Uritla A.
Beard, CYNTHIA =. vansiekis, William HIGGINS.
Joseph EYber,. pa vid EEbeEt, Eureta Brown
Martin Anlt, Joseph Anlt MagaFet SeibenhAar.
John SeibenhaAr Juhn Smith, Herman kipp.
Henry Brinkrr, Charles iInlier. August fiuiz-
weller, Frederick fteikrEt. Franklin and ~.
Clagne, R.,bcks ,. Gerdes. John J Gerira. Il.
J. Caldwell. Andres Jameson. Laciar Liudiey,
Walter Davidson. D. Baird, sanford Howard
4 Enos BsilFile. Jane Stewart Hugh Stewart,
David Main, Perry Enmrtt, Jsannetle Stewart
( Robert Fsntnn. and 10 the non-res,denl owners
u the following Described lands
Ont lot No. 2i6, new snsvey
Dat lot No. 2i2, new survey ne cor.
Rasge. Tarn. SssiS.m Par Of Sssiion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

EvERs now undertakes to deny his effort
70 secure pledge from FE6NK YoUNo
that he, (fouNo) u elected County Clerks
would violate his oath Of Office aud refuse
to record ths Perrysb1rE vote, IL ordered
by the Court to make the record, the peo.
pie Of Bowling Green to give him an in.
Identifying bond, such M they gave to
STEWART. The word Of EvEEs, in such
" case, Is not worth much, whom pitted
against tho statements Of YoUNo. No one
expected Slippery Charley to confess his
guilt in this matter. Oi course man who
would be guilty Of Such . transaction
would lie about il,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
Hon. wv. H. West,
d q m. u. ID. 30 TX,
Will address the people at ToNToaANY, on
THIRSDNR EVE, SEPT. goth.

After his campaign last Fall in this Dis
trict, Gen. Cox, as polished speaker, needs
NO comment from rs. Let the Republicans
of Tontosany and vicinity see that he has
large audience.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

Toledo Commercial, yesterday The Pom.
sylvHnia Republican Convention yerter-
day went farther than some have expected
toward the endorsement Of the Southern
policy of President Hayes. Il set forth,
that "while it recognizes and respects dif-
ferences of opinion" existing among the
Republicans of Pennsylvania M to that
matter, they are "heartily in accord in
honoring the patriotic motives which have
guided the President"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

The Bdilot Bon elaine that Judge WEST
!" In favor Of Woman Suffrage, and adds
"As the Judge is interested in all the hu-
manitari"n questions Of the day, and Is
deeply in sympathy with the labor move
nsent, he ough, to he q popular candidsie.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

That the cnmmillee hsreinfere nppniuied By
thc Cpmrnisaihters ~ Waad csants. Ohm. ii
aj,narsion % she lands bene1ied br eeIns an,I
tinpF,r ing The fOllawihk sle-eFibsd Fond, e.,nl
msncing at poin, In the village q Perrsebnia
where Grassy Greek GRASSES IsaHisiApa Avenue;
thence running s"utheIlv ahhP LsnisianA Ave.
nas and the McCulchens ilIe Road to the seNth
line II Perry sbaFg tawnship, Wood ennnly
Ohia; have vivwcil the pre- lBises nnl male their
report. y hich Is nnw nn Ole in the Andlinr'F
office and may be examihed nj Any time By
pa rites inleTestcd.
Said fepeft will be before the Commissioners
~ said eslRnfy fnr heaFinR and t,Ial action, al
said udisoF's once, al ten o'clock In the fore
nom, 0n .t..
Mondays OctOber Ist, 1911
and Oh said day said Commissioners will con
arm The report ~ said committee IL no e1eep.
Inns thereto in writing shall have been previ
ouply iiied IN saId Anditnr's office.
=. CASE, County Auditor.
AUpnoks' OPPIcB, WOOD Co. %,
BosllUg Green, Aug. 2lat. 1877, 1858 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

In speaking Of the Workingmens 81 Union
the GruHssr says "lhis important cOmbina.
tion. in conjunction with that Of the
Grange, will determine the course Of polit-
ical events within the borders Of this State
At least" So Il seems the "oTAnge" has
got an elephant on Its hands, which II
determined not to be Shook" Only few
days ago a prominent member OF the
Grange In this county informed US that
they had long since ceased to follow the
GydHgs's vagnries; that It's efforts were
voluntary, ycluble, vOlnminOns, Wanting,
vooIieronS. yolcaniiy, volatile, yiyiparons,
vanity Of yaniliesroaai IN short, thiaaerthan
LEE KLoFFESsTEINs "Caslles In ihs Air .
A further confederation Of The subject only
Slled an "achins void" and he ceased 10
consider,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

A dispatch from Berlin to the London
Times says that in consequence of the dis
patch Of British troops to Malta, regu
l.r camptign has been opened by the en-.
tire Russian press against England, and
some journals laugh at the insignificant
force England can spare for an Eastern
wnr. Others fiercely declare that odious
England is fighting Russia, even now see
ing tina, the Egyptian troops have been
EQUIPPED with English money, while all
agree in regarding English antagonism
as a matter of Indifference and not to be
dreaded by Russia.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

1t was rather hard on EvERs, few years
since, after he had worked hinself up to
believe that he was destined TO be great
man, the ruler Of many people, and had la.
bored with some one unit! he got his name
announced as a candidate in Congressional
Convention, for CLAYToS EVERETT to arise
In his seat and say to the Convention, that
II Wood comfy wonld present the name OF
enc Of her representative men" he could
secure the nomination; and that any one
might leave Whites Hall and walk to the
end of Summit street, and every nine out Of
ten that he wOnld meet wonld he more ft.
ting to represent the DiStrict In Congress
than CHARLIE EvERs. EvERscan't bear to
hear Mr.. EvERErT's name mentioned since
that time, and especially now for Senator.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
THIRTY.THTRD DTSTRICT
Republican Senatorial Convention

TO he Delegates Of he Republican Ssndtoria
'' 6onreniioh. 33i District:
One of the n1miuees NJ your Convention,
lately assembled at Toledo. having declined ia
accept the nomination rendered him Il has be-
e,,ne necessary that some other candidate sha Il
b. selected, and IN accordance with preeedsnts
in this District. and upon the advice Of m,ny
Republicans. we request you to reasonable in
the City OF Toledo, on
Wednesday, sept. I2ih. 1871,
at the hour Of Ii O'Clock A. N, anl then and
There nominate eaniidhte for Senator. in the
place Of S,illman Brown, who has dccIirsd the
nomination.
J r. SwioART.
"' Ia. HANuToS,
j. 4. FUrKE,
ID. II. BKAKDsLKr,
ALBRRT DHYo,
J. l.. II. LoNG,
District Senatorial Committee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

II is claimed that OsMAN PAsHA, now
leading the Turkish forces, is no less per-
son than Col. r. CLAY CRAWFORD, whose
father was school teacher in Rogersville
Tenn, where RoBERr's boy ood was passed
The Memphis Aplanehe contains n sketch
of HIS life, of which the following is mn
outlines: Andrew Johnson, about lS49
gave Crawford nm appointment to West
Point. There he resisted an arrest for der.
ELECTION of duty and was expelled A few
years later he was sentenced by the Federal
Court Of Virginia for robbing the mail and
in a few weeks escaped from confinement
In 1868 he burst in on Rogersville as
dashing Colonel and Chief of Artillery on
some Federal Generals staff and ca arried
things with Q high hand among the old
citizens OF Hawkins county. After ths
war he figured in n wild raid of plunderinl
over the Rio Grnnde. Here all trace o
the bold rider is lost
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07

oUT-LoTs FOR SALE.

7 HAVE several desirable Out. Lots for sale
IL on exceedingly reasonable terms.
E.A. HIGGINS. Real Estate Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-07
LEGAL ADVRRTIsEMT's

SHEIsnFF's sAGE.
Ann NsoOw"n' 10 Wood county, o.,
Joseph Montgomery. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of I'd pluties order of sale, isaued
10 the above entitled oasse, By The Clerk " the
COurtOf Common Pleas, NJ Wood eonnty o., and
to me directed and delivered, I will Offer for
sale AZ public vendne. At the front door Of the
Court House, In Bowlipg Green, on
Tuesday, OOs~beP I'd, 1877,
Between 10 and II o'clock forenoon, of said
day, the following described real estate. to-
wits
Lnt known as Number three hundred and
twenty three 323) in the Incorporated Village
Of Milbsry, Wood county, Ohio.
Terms Of Sale Cash. Appraised at $500.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
PRScB MACINTOSH Plrhs Au'yA.
Aug. 80, 1877. a1e97 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
TIE PRlVILEGE TAX FUND.

The Police and Fire Departments
Entitled TO Nearly Twenty ThOus-
amt Dollars, which wi Transfer
red from the Privilege 10 h Gen.
erRl Fund.
The disputed tax case between the city
and city school board, With reference to
the claim Of the school board for ten
cents on every hundred dollars Of tax
collected for the years 1876 ard 1876 on
merchants capital and used by the city
to pay expenses Of the police and fire
department, has been decided by arbitra.
ton in favor Of the city by the arbitri
tors, Messrs. Henry T. Elicit, W. Y.'C.
Humes and G. f. Vance. The arbitrr
tors, however, decided a still more i'm
portant question which was submitted to
them, as follows:
Whether, under the proviso Of section
seventy three of the city charter, the
city had the right to use the tax laid on
the capital Of merchants employed in
their business, for the purpose Of paying
the current expenses Of the police and
FIRE departments. This question we an
swer in the Affirmative. The phrase,
tax OR merchants" under our constitu-
ton, as interpreted by the Supreme
Court, in our opinion, embraces the tax
on the capital as well IS on the occupa
ton OF merchants, and in this sense we
think it is used in the proviso TO said sec.
ton.
1t will be remembered that not long
since City Attorney Walker rendered an
opinion that 81 cents OF the $l.72 mer-
chants tax should be credited TO the
general fund and not be used in pay
ment of the police and firemen. This
was not regarded as good law by many
at the time, but the arbitrators in the
above case. settled the matter by holding
that the entire amount, the SLIP on the
hundred dollars, should be applied to pay
the current expenses Of the police and
fire departments,
The total amount of pri, ,lege tex
collected for the year 1876 was $780,
279.22, and Of that amount, under
City Attorneys Walkers ruling, $l9,-
SIT al was transferred to the general
fund; this is 81 cents on the hundred
dollars of the privilege flnd. This lat
ter amount so transferred is still intact,
and under the decision of the arbitrators
in the case Of the School Board vs.. The
City above mentioned should be at once
transferred back to the privilege tax and
paid out to the fremen and policemen
as soon as possible. This is a matter Of
Importance and should be acted upon by
the mayor or general council OF an c -ly
day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25

mentioned in the daily press Of the city.
Mr.. Merritt says no such meeting has
even been spoken Of, and that the meR
are we'll satisfied, although they depiore
the reduction Of wages which took place
sometime since, etc.
The following charters we're registered
with the SECRETARY of State at Nashville
last Monday: Chickasaw Building aud
Loan Association Of Memphis; Citizens
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Com
pany Of Shelby county; MOntvale
Academy, Celina; Bullsgap Male and
Female Academy, Hawkins county;
CleOsophic Literary Society. Memphis.
The Bluff City Grays held an election
for officers last night. Mr.. Charles
Lefingwell was elected second l%ieuten-
ant, Mr.. Herbert Rhett, junior second
lieutenant, and Mr.. Louis r. D. Hunter,
orderly sergean' Sergeant Hunter
served for years in the regular army,
and drilled the Chicks" for the Hunts.
vile competitive drill which did not
com off. The Bluffs have secured a
prize in his selection.
1t is suggested that the general council
make arrangements for the location Of
the police and fire commissioners at the
city hall and FIX up an office for the chief
Of police at the station.house, in which
building are several fine rooms which
could be arranged for Offices at little
cost. This would save the city six hun.
dred dollars per year, which is paid out
as rent for the present police h~eadquar-
tiers on thu corner Of Second and Adams
streets. Economy should be the rale in
Memphis at present.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
CRUSHED D A LOG.
Distressing Death OF. a citizen T.,
FRANKLIN County.

".. -
Distressing Death OF. a citizen OF
FRANKLIN County.
Nashville Banner. 2ith.l
From a private letter received here
yesterday We learn that Albert G.. Black,
Of Franklin county, was accidentally
killed at bis mill last Friday. He was
engaged at the time in rolling q saw log
down a hill, when he accidentally got
under 1t, and it rolled aver him, crushing
him to deeth instantly. Mr.. Black was
about sixty-6ve years old, and had for a
long time been a constable in Franklin
county. de went out in the First Ten
nessee (~Confederate) regiment during
the war, and was shot through and
through by an ounce mimic ball in a des-
perate hand to hand encounter in Vir.
GINA. He and two Of his companions
were out on q diminishing, when they
unexpectedly encountered four Federal
soldiers. Beth parties attempted to fire
at the same time-three Of the Federals
fell dead, and the fourth one ran away.
Black vas thought to have been mortaliy
wounded. he rode a mile to a house,
and then became 30 faint that be had 10
leave his horse. He subsequently re.
covered under the careful nursing of a
Virginia lady, returned home on fur.
Tough, and subsequently Joined Forrest
cavalry, and remained with it until the
cessation of hostilities. he was the
father Of Napoleon Black, formerly Clerk
and Master Of the Chancery Court 81
Rutherford county, and had o son resid.
ing in Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
FACTS AND FANCIES.

There seems to be no Balkan those
Russians.
Always bound to follow suit-ycur tai.
lor's bill.
To get I'D of trOmps-feed them on
arsenic soup,
Capoul wants $4,000 a month for sing
ing in America.
Pale blue batiste dresses ere the nov.
city for midsummer.
Lake City, Colorado, now claims q pop,
~ulation of 5000 souls.
AHA" says Tie Turk, who is The
sick man Of AsiaH'
A sea tn, lie weighing 100 pounds is
on eyhibi on at New port,
Railroad officials announce a pilg. IN.
age Of tramps towr-d the peech fields Of
DELAYS e.
Jersey City clergt men met yesterday
to devise measures to secure the enforc'
ment Of the rvs to suppre wee aud
CINE.
On the tn Of July there was a hail
storm in the Big Horn country which
killed 100 ponies belonL ng to tie Grow
Indians.
The old histo. zeal X, under which It
is said Wesley preached his first sermon
in America, is sill Standing at Fred.
e..ca, Ga.
The postmaster at Athens, Ca, was
q rested the other day for using govern
ment postage stamps as collateral for
personal loans, 1
Joseph Housler, of Shipper township,
Cameron county, claims to have killed,
on an acre aud a ha'f Of potatoes, 20, 1000
bugs this season.
An artesiap we'll in the public square
at Livingston, Ala, has been found to
contain water possessing The highest
medicinal virtues"
Two thousand men, women and chill.
dren ge out Of work at Paterson, N. j.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
An elegant assOrI ment fine
Cakes aud Ca1dN lat FlOyd's.
Also Soda and Mead. l24t
a FIOater seen.

The Canal Conservative, of Lake
Providence, La, of late date, says that
the body Of q man was seen passing
Providence a few days aga cut .ngled in
some drift wood. Persons on the wharf.
boat attempted 10 secure it, but failed.
II is supposed from its nearness to the
Providence side of the river that it VIZ
drawn into the Bass Crevasse. The body
appeared to be that Of a man in the
prime Of life, reddish face, red chin
whiskers and goatee-to some extenfan
swering the description of man lately
drowned near Memphis, for whose body
a liberal reward wal offered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
mempr.s a Quiet ~.

For some reason or other but few ar
rests are made by the police, and consc
quently the morning receptions of the
recorder are thinly attended. Memphis
vas never so quiet as at present. BY Il
o'clock at night, when the Adams street
engine house bell tolls forth the hour,
everybody out strikes for home and the
streets become deserted and lonesome
which is only relieved by a passing
F." peeler and the whistling of the cheer.
ing and musical hooking birds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
MENKEN BROTHERS

owing to the recent strike of the silk
weavers of that place.
Commodore ROllingpin expects to pub.
lsh in his next almanac the most pie
crusty assortment of weather that has
yet delighted the world.
What is q picnic v.thout a shaker"
asks the Burlington Hawkeye. A tenn.
persnce picnic, of course; but you
couldn't be expected to know that.
The queen has commanded Lord Alb.
erdare to present the Albert medal to
those miners who SO heroically rescued
their fellows f.om the flooded collie. , OF
Tynev odd.
a woman at Haz' dville, Conn, has
lost five husbands in succession by exple
sions Of the powder mills there. Il seems
that when she gets one she eau only keep
him a nitre two.
The Boston Globe says that at the trial
of a case in the Superior Court at Ply.
mouth, Mass, last week, q deed ex,
cuted in 1861 was produced, which had
never been recorded.
A Quebec paper says that Canada
cannot surrender Sitting Bull without
dishonor. OF course not, aud we would
not for the world request Canada to do
anything dishonorable.
Quebec Chronicle, July 10th: The
social ostracism Of certain grades OF
American society cannot fail to strike
the dispassionate observer as he vel
acme of ridiculous snobbery,"
Catherine E. Lacbenmeyer, when
worth 100000, six years ago, married her
%bookkeeper. He now lives with another
woman in New York on the proceeds oil
her property and she lives on charity.
At the present moment, 1000, 900 Hin.
doc and 100000 Mahommedan children
are attending schools in India, and So.
900 TO 10000 Of them are receiving in.
struction up to the English Universities
standard.
Inside of the blouse Of a Baltimore
~stevedore, who was arrested the other
day, were found twenty pounds Of rice,
which gave the bearer such an air of
~corpuleDce as to cause his arrest " on
suspicion"
In Chicago the other day, according TO
} the Times, the wife of a merchant was
, outraged in broad daylight in her own
house, by two fsnds, who ayowed that
their motive vas vengeance probably
against the husband.
M. About states that Marshal Mac.
Mahon is the grandson Of an obscure
country doctor who came from Limerick
in l747, took a degree OF Rheims, and
settled at Autun. The peculiar circum-
stances under which he became domi.
oiled there may be read in one of the
most famous suits OF the last eentul
The Salt Lake Tribune relates how a
three ply" polygamist, having been
denied her hand by q young widow, sent
his second wife to plead his cause, who,
when she was also met by o rebuff, ex.
claimed, II do not wish Mr.. - to
take any more wives, but | so detest and
hate the very sight Of his No. 3 that |
would do anything in my power to thwart
her happiness"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
3. AND L. ASSOCIATION.
THE
BUILDING AND LOAN
SOCIATI
TO THE FRONT.
The Pioneer Association Memphis
Chartered Oct. 1, 1871.
FIFTY MONTHS DUES PlID!
B00k valu0l T0vard Natadty. s83.l2 pod sharg.
NEW SERIES. NO BACK DUES.

III A. MAN SAYS TO HIS TENANT
4 that If he will pay him thrts or four del
iars more per month than he has been in the
haolt Of paying, at the expiration Of eight or
nine yer-s he would give him a deed of tho
property, tho tsnant would be most likely 10.
accent the offer. This is the principle upon
when these Associations work.
n order TO IN I the demand Of many M
pl'canf this Association has decided 70 issue
Quarterty series of stock, Our ann
scription book for the Fourth So. es, datiav
on the lst day Of July inst, is now omen,
The Seriel will be limitsC, and our r-iends are
7 Tue ted to hand IN their authorizations Al
once to tho Secretary at the Office or tho AS
sooiatlon' No ~ Main street, up stairs, who
viii be In atte2danee during business hours 10
i've all des'red information as to the work.
lArs Of the Association,
Ahis Association is commended to the werk-
ingmen Of Memphis particularly. its history.
US success, Its present prominent rank in the
financial and business circles of the city, its
FOOD work in the past and It's bright prospect
ior better work IN the future mark Il as n
prominent example Of what the pluck, perae-
yeranee, stability and f~ruRality Of the work.
in1men OF Memphis can achieve.
.ur quarterly Issuance of new stock opens
mp an opportunity to all clnsse to avail them-
elves. Of the, benefits which attach to this
Association by reason OF experiences,
achieyfd and q low ratio OF
working expenses.
l.. LLdRILL. President.
CHAs. ". PATERSON, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
THE CITY.
MEMPHIs:
"wednesday nvenlnE, JAY IS. 1877.

The Public Ledger Rt Five Cents,
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on all trains and at all stations on the
following railways, at FIVE CENTS pei
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 AND TENNESSEE AND PADUCkH
AND MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Mr.. John EpperSon, or employees, will
supply the PUBLIC LEDGER at five cents
Oh the above named railways.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-25
Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room Is pronounced first
class by all visitors. 33-t
The Elnnd

Has subsidized. Raleigh rallies again
The bridge on the New Raleigh road is
thoroughly completed. The distance il
short, only eight miles, shade all the way
and no toll to pay. Come out and zee
Aunt Mary; shs is looking for you every
day. Rates are low. Conveyance al
Bartlett will bring you straight through.
Come and see Aunt Mary whatever you
do. loot