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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-08-22

Tho movement in favor OF the
nomination Of General Grant for o
third term has assumed such pro.
portion as to indicate pretty clearly
his great strength with the people.
II the national convention came off
this summer there is little doubt
but he would be nominated by an
overwhelming majority. 80 great is
public sentiment in his favor.
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As Acres,

moro or iesa. This tract consists entirely o
bottom land, seldom overhowed by the creok, no
rick Of fences being swept away II In OF the best
soil In tho county, all under good cultivation,
except about FOUR ACRES which ere well
timbered with hickory.
TRACT No. 3-Bpunded North by land OF
which this this 10 Q part. east by land Of ELI
keeler aud Thomas Pontlus, ) ,uth by land u
Henry Roush aud Emanuel Sohoch, cJntaini "
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

Snyder County, ss:
In tho Cont OF Common
Picns Of said comfy. No. ~ May Term isT3, II
ION NJ. Ludwig by bcr next friend Isaac arrett
W Robert y. Ludwig. Tho alias snbpoens n
Tho above case having been returned 'Dihil" yot
the said R,bert G. Ludwig are hereby required
TO appear at said Court, ON the Fourth MondA,
OF September, 1875, to answer the complaint in
the above case.
D. EISENHART. ShoriH.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-08-22

In 1867 the indebtedness Of the
State was s35, ,622, ,652.16. In 1878
the debt IL $22,9l2,814.l3 making
an annual reduction Of over o million
OF dollars.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-08-22

LAcxAwANNA OoUNrY. great
county OF Luxerne was cut 10 twain
on the 18th inst, by vote of it,
people, and now our State contains
90 counties. The upper end Of Luz
xerne has cut loose from tho lower
end. The new county seat viii be
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-08-22
1913 Acres.

more or less. whereon are erected Q large Two
BARN. WAGON SH ED, and ali other M CO ssa.
ry out-buildipgs In COOL repair, VI the shave
about Thirty ACRES are heavily TIMBER
ED with White Oak aud Chestnut, II IL Lime
stone Soil iu good condition.
TRACT No. 2-Rounded North by Middle.
creek, East by land OF Eli keeler, south by the
y. \ l.. X. r., West by land OF Yoder Sewers,
couts lining
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-08-22
Friday, September 18th, 1873,

Tho following tracts Of land with sppurtsnenees;
TRACT No, l-Boundsd North by tho q. d L.
X. r., East by land Of Ell Keeler, South by land
Of which this 10 part. West by land Of Emanu.
ell Schocb and others, containing
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-08-22

Lucus kooNHs' M o. Vs,,r
secretaries.
g.
%!!1o
~: s.:sa::i~
7%@'''ii|' =
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
COL. HENRY M. HOYT,
Of Lufcrne County,
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
GEN. CHARLES w. STONE,
Of veuanso County.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
JAMES P. STERRETT,
Of Allsshaney County.
SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
AARON X. DUNKLE.
Of Phiisdeiphis.
-
Snyder County Republican Ticket.
Congress,
Col, WILLIAM HARDING, Of Fremont
(subjeot to District Confersnos.)
Senate,
DR. A. NJ. SMITH, Of Adsmsburg.
(subject to District Csnferenoc.)
Assembly,
Hos. CHARLES MILLER, Of Penn.
Associate Judge.
SAMUEL II. YODER, Of Middleoreek
Sheriff,
DANIEL BOLENDER, Of Middleburg.
Treasurer,
ROBERT SMITH, Of Adams.
Commissioners,
JOHN RBlTZ, Of Franklin, and J0H!
ROMIG, Of Penn.
Auditors,
NER B. MIDDLE6wARTH, Of West Bea
yer and DANIEL DlEFENBAOH, Of Penn
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
Real Estate

RY virtue OF ON order issued out Of
- tho Court Of Common Pleas OF Snyder o.,
pa, tho npdsrsignei Assiguee Of Henry Die.
trich, of MID ilscro-k township, in ths county
Aforesaid, will ofer v Public Sale, on the pre-
mises, on
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Commissioners,
JOHN RRlTZ, Of Franklin, and JOHN
ROMIG, Of Penn.


NER D. MIDDLEswARTH, Of West Bes-
YER and DANIEL DlEFENBAOH, ofPenn.
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tories, as like Garibaldi, he protest.
cd against Wise aud Savoy being
transferred to France. AS o oom.
pensation, there is o wooden bust OF
Napoleon I, ON apparatus by which
the head con he expanded to the
size Of Bartholdi's Li6erte, in the
park or as diminutive as Hugo's
NapoIean 10 Petit. Next wonder is
Nicholas stenographing machine, Of
six reporters power it is even
doomed by the phonograph. The
specimens Of furniture, sculptured
and inlaid, are both rich and beautis
ful. France produces nothing equal
to them black marble and ebony
encrusted tables are very numerous
there is piano in wooden masonic
work for 10000 francs, but Exard
has plain instruments at $4,000
francs. The gems in the way Of o.
lon furniture, are the small presses
inlaid with ivory or lapis lsxuh. IL
the application Of fiue art 10 indus
try, the best are the limitations the
new and original are very poor.
This remark does not apply TO The
artistic glass work Of Venice T, there
are caps formed BY two layers ol
melted Glaes having ths deooEallou
betWeo1 thom. No Woudee Noge
ssdssgd y dsst4 g Qopsgl pc(.e'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
when We DemOrAlise sue StomaeI

By excuses or imprpdence in eating, we can
not hope 10 escape the censt tquences for any
great length Of time. The most robust digos-
tion must succumb to abuses Of that impor-
tant function. But FupposinV that we have
been foolish enough TO enieoble tho stomach,
is the damage irroparableY By no means.
The dyspeptic has only TO do two things to in
sure bis ultimate recovery. First, he should
adopt an easily digestible diet Second, he
should use with regulariiy and persistence
Hosletter's stomach Bittefs, the leading gas
trio invlgorant Of tho age, The multifOrm
symptomp OF dyspepsia, and the almost inva.
riably attendant disorders, biliOusness and
eonstipation, will aesurodly cease TO persecute
the sufferer II the above advice Is attended to.
Who that has suffered the ,orments that
chronic Indigestion inalets will neglect 10
take advantage Of q remedy which. " the
most positive evidence OF the medical pro.
lefaion and tho public is TO bo received with
duo credencc, % an absolute specific for The
complaint ?ihh ii fai haNN Nl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04

Geo. W. Williams, the colored !
orator of Cincinnati, studied in the
law Office of Charles Sumner sever
al years. While there he became
somewhat acquainted with Mr..
Summers domestic affairs, and the
following is what he says of them
as given by the Cincinnati CONNER
cial "It was shortly after he en-,
tered Summers office that Sumner
was married to Alice Hooper, a
widow OF the son Of Samuel Hooper,
late member of Congress from Mas
sachusetts. Mrs. Sumner was a
lviyacious, attractive woman in So
ciety, but the cold, sedate and dig
| nified demeanor Of the Senator rem
! dered them as ungenial as Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bombey. Sheywas fond of
evening parties, and he would soon
i tire of their gaieties. Finding no
one could converse with or listen
to him, he would retire in quiet to
one side and wait solemnly the
pleasure of his lady. AT times he
!. would become impatient at her de-
lay, and would make special re-
quests for her departure. They
we're granted usually at her pleas
ure, and their return home at such
times was always conspicuous from
its silence. Mrs. Sumner had been
accustomed probably to many in
dulgences by her first husband, and
liked to have the management OF
/ her household affairs. The arrange
ments Of her husband suffered from
q this. The clippings he had made
} from books and newspapers and
} Systematically arranged in rows on
! the wall, fastened by pins, did not
escape her sense Of order. "Why,'
said he one morning to Williams
!, pacing in evident perturbation
through his Office, "my wife has
; swept all my clippings into tht
waste. basket They did not re
q main together long. One day
! Summer came to his Office with ;
l darker cloud than usual on hi
7 brow. A little later his wife's fathe
came in, and in tones half of ALARM
!. and half of inquiry exclaimed
u "Alice has gone ~ "Yes, sir,
said Mr.. Sumner, in a voice of trag
9 ic stern ness, FAlice has gone,' AM
}. afterwardo he only referred to he
), from necessity. l'a D. t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
How she Mad Him.
"a Gaudaluppe TeIeqrapb. /

From the Gaudaluppe Telegraph
"Murder will out" is a true say
ing; so thinks a certain person in
this town-apd "thereby hangs a
tale Not many nights ago a nice
little poker game was gotten up in
one OF our saloons, and among the
players was the person above al
.luded to. The on-keeper, noted
for his large, elegant wristbands,
also took a hand, and the game
proceeded merrily. During the
night the other players had occas-
lou to borrow various sums of mon-
ey of the 'latter, and he being in his
shirt-sleeves and having no paper
handy, made notes, Of these little
transactions lons his wristbands.
Now, unfortunately, the wifeof one
Of the players washed for the sa-
loon-keeper, and when that tell-tale
shirt came into her hands things
were lively in that domicile for
awhile, and explanations severely
in order. The gentleman Of the
wristbands has concluded to carry
a note book in bis pocket hereafter
and quit converting his shirt into
a ledger. ,ro.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04

After this date, until further
notice, tlle LEDGER Will not
be delivered by carriers.
Parties desiring 10 subscribe
can obtain the paper at the
LEDGER counting room for
the same price by purchasing
tickets. .r.r ,-.g. .tvgru
As soon Is the epidemic ID
ended, and the people return,
all our EOutes will be re-estab-
lIahed, 60 VI, sr, NJ agIfgi5Iq /
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
ACat Eater.

A most eccentric individual,
named Truman Grinnell, is said to
live on the outskirts Of Norwich,
Conn. He believes that cat flesh
is the only pure meat and has sub
sisted on it for four years, boys
from the city keeping him supplied
at ten cents a head. Vegetables he
considers fit only for beasts, and
those persons who adopt his diet
alone, he says, will be saved from
an impending flood, Of which he
has had a warning. Most of his
peculiar ideas he claims are based
on revelations received froma the
spirit of a Tahitian volcano, which
he visited in lS49. He spends bis
time in inyentipg impossible ma
chimes, feeding a coop of cats, and
Illuminating on new world which
is soon to be created, with him as
the only inhabitant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.
NOTICE.

MEDICAL DEP'TH'T. HOWARD Association. /
I4ea MEHPHIs. September :, 1873.
NALLS for physicians to attend the sick
" must be left at the following places:
First ward--Renksrt's drug btOre, corner Main
and Market streets. E.n .
SecoSd a ward Goodyear's drug store, corner
Main and Poplar streets, hn
Third Ward-Morrison i Humel' drug store,
corner Main aud Adams streets.
Fourth Ward-Seabro0k's drug store, corner
Main and Union streets.
Fifth ward Battier's drug store. eerner Beal
and Helnando streets. ut
Sixth Ward-GtlsWold's drug IloFe, cOrneE
Main and Beal streets. ~
Seventh Ward-POllard's drug store, corner
Vance and Lauderdsle streets. lsHt
Eighth WArd-ThWeats drug store, corner
Poplar and Carrsll avenue.
Ninth ward KnoX'I drug store, corner Green
law and Second street..
Tenth WaTd-JOhn O. ZerinR's drug store,
corner South and Shelby streets.
District bounded bv Manassas street, cid
RalSiEh road, Mnoon's Ayesu us by Union
avenue, calls TO Be sent TO DR.. Nuttall, ct
Mr.. CorrelPs, near the toll-Eate. Huppert
avenue. r. W. MITCHkLL, N. D.,
Medical Director Howard Association.
az ....
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
r. A. THoMpsoN.

Our brother Of the press, the ge-
NAL, hard-Yorking, earnest Thomp-
son, stricken with the fever four or
five days ago, breathed his last this
morning ats O'clock. He was born
in New York, educated in Wiscon-
sir, partlys and entered q printing
Office at an early age. This life
proved too confniug for his restless
nature, and he went to sea and yis-
tied the principal seaports Of the
world. On his return he became
connected with the New York Sun,
and remained with it some years.
When the war broke ont he Joined
one Of the New York regiments and
served one or two years. AT the
end Of the war we found him here
on the Bulletin, in the capacity Of
river and commercial editor. About
that time he married in or near
New York. In 1868 he ae-
cepted the position Of CONNER
cial editor on the Avalanche, and
remained with the paper without
intermission and with but few sea-
sons of recreation until the day Of
his death. A year or two ago he
became one,third owner Of the Az
alanche, and for several years he
was the business manager, working
the paper up to a high standard Of
excellence and prosperity Last
year he was appointed POSTMASTER,
which gave general satisfaction to
the businessmen Of the community.
During thepastloDg, hotsummer he
#asquite oYerworksd, and remarked
only a few days before taken sick
that it had been the hardest sum,
rner ofhis life. His system was SC
nearly broken down that he fell an
easy prey to yellow fcye,, He was
q thorough journalist, and could
perform any duty from hsndling
roller to writing leader0 lie Of
ten contributed TO the local de-
partment aud wrote on financial
and commercial topics. After a
hard struggle in life he had jus
reached . position where success!
seemed assured and permanent, ant
he mighthope for lighter laborsanC
greaterusefulness. He was esteemed
and respected by all classes, ant
had scarcely an enemyin the world
Always atFable, courteous an(
prompt in the discharge Of his obi
cations, he was popular with al
who knew him. His death is {
heavy loss to journalism and to the
community, and great shock t
bis intimate friends. Heavies
Of all The blow will fall on his wife
absentin a distant State, and the
members of his immediate family
in New York. Peace and honor t
his memory He received ever
possible attention in his last Hines
atthe hands ofRey. DR.. Landnn
and family, at whose residence h,
died. hlAWI A0AA
Opposition to the Michigan ex
u"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04

The subscription price ot'ths PUB
LIo LEDGER is s. per aassn for
he Daily, Gpd$l per snnUm for The
Rsskly-P Postage free. I11 adT .aoi
Persons leo0ing, the city TOR the san
msr can order The I DAILY LEDGER
at SOC per month in adSGnce, with The
privilege Of changing postO6ice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
OTTOE.

CONTRIBUTIONS Of Irish and sweet pota-
" toes will bo thankfully rcooived, and an
pied % The use Of the Population row Ia
10 barrels, we'll ventilated and should Ia sd,
dressed to :. Q. MAOCABR, 81 and 50 South
Court street. iITI ~ - ffli1
70 . MemRhig and Louisyills Railroad Com-
Rany, the bouthtrR Express, the sleaiaboet
Coahqma have volunteered 70 deliver inrh
Soen.Iieauehs ifee. Very probably All the
Wise. ". 7. PROODRlT. Chairfnan :
Asf Fin. Com. citisens' Rolioi ana.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
MoTIcEa-

coNcoRDIA, MISS August 4, 1878.
NOTICE to al STEAMBOATS, comies from
Of Concordia has been guaranteed with the
usual quarantine regulations, not 10 land
within hve miles Of the town 10 put oil freirht
or passengers, under penalty Of hne from 500
By order Of the Board II Mayor ana Aldsy.
men. DMtt A. IL. GpFVhi I II sen.'
ll7.l6 ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
EDUCATIONAL,
PROBATE COURT.
PRoBATE COURT ROON,

SHELBY COUNTY, TENN., ~
t-ll August 20, 1873. y
T ]. 4. R. RAY, judge Of the Probate
i, Court of Shelby county. Tenn, do horeby
constitute, appoint, and fully authorize and
ministratoF, to collect, hold and preserve ali
the Assets Of any and all estates Of parties
who may have died, or may die during the
prevalence Of yellow fever now prevailing In
Memphis. in the absence Of those entitled nil-
der the Law 10 the same. Y 7
1916 RRtY, Judge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04

To have the neck variegatsd with boils
and the face bedecked with pimples aud
blotebes Is The acme Of misfortune. Dr.
Bulls Blood Mixture, by It's health.giv.
ing properties, cures all these disorders
BY purifying the blood
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
yESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 4. ISIS.
SPECIAL NOTICE
CARD.

To all who Observation-Disclosures Anl
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness.
early decay, loss Of manhood. etc.. will
send receipt that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy Wss discovered
bya missionary in South America. Send q
self-addressed envelope to the REV. JosEPH
T. IHNAE, Station D,:BiJIe iHouss. Kev York
Giy. -xxvii-S5 eOdkw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04

You may envy Wm, H. Wander
bilt his vast wealth, but even he
ends it difficult sometimes to make
both ends when he tries to
bite open o knot in bis shoe-lace,
for instance. .v
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
WANTED!
lrd 800 al als ,laIH y g.L
Active Members Of the How.
ard Association. rc
BANK.
Manhattan Bank Of Memphis.

lciHnlll MElRHIs. TENN, August 20. 1878.
OWING to the prevalence Of yellow feyer,
" and the consequent virtual cessation OF
business, this Bank will remain closed Tor
business until the lat day OF November, un-
less the fever should sooner disai pear.
Tho bank deposits have been temporarily
placed In the hands Of tho UniOn and Plan
ters' Bank, with funds to make them good,
and checks on the Marhattan Bank will bo
paid by tho Union and Planters Bank.
All special packages, collections, etc., have
been hkewiso temporarily placed with the
Union and Planters Bank. al
EDW. GOLDSMITH, Cashier.
: Parties desiring information on special busi-
ness. will address Levy 4 Borg. box 20 8, New
York, 1916
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
RElIEE coMMITrEE.
lIelief Committee Roll

First Ward-JOhn Eich6urg, John Duffy,
q kennett. Aaron Stevenson (cOloredl.
Second Ward DR. Slater. d r Goodyear, L
Marshall, II Trowbridge (eolored). ~
Third Ward-M p Proudft, Captain Maccabe,
Thomas Grigsby (colored). o
Fourth Ward-Thomas Randolph, Hugh 1
rim kley, Coleman Thomas Ccolored).
Fifth Ward-John Loague. Capt Jas CleaTy,
w Alexander, I jackson (cOlorsd)
Sixth Ward LUXE L Wright, chas G Fisher,
Meses Strickland (cOlOredl.
Seventh W,rd-W E Mcclure. Levin II Gee,
w A Wheetley, Vernon Chalmers (eolored).
Eighth Ward S NJ job Henry Sailor, Q
ConH, Captain James 9lais (colored).
Ninth Ward Captain A I Lacey, Z Crews,
James Lott (colored).
Tenth Ward II Jones. - Hobson, Geo
Wood (colored).
City at Large Mayor John R Flippin, /, d
kiseman, DR. I Porter. 7 Turley, WIN
Willis. Colonel NJ Burke. Hon Casey Young,
Drs George Q Harris and Parsons
Working Committee General L Wright, DT
D Goodyear. 5 NJ Jobe, Thompson,
Key, DR. Landrum, Hugh L Briokley. Nm
Willis, Q 4 Conn.
CHAS. 6, FISHER, Chairman.
w MHEATLEY, Secretary. l66-T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
TRANSPORTATION.
SPECIAN NOTICE.

LOCAL FRRIGHT 0FPIoE,
NJ. AND c. X. R.. September 8. 1873.
IRON this date and until further notice, no
{ freight will he received for shipment over
the Memphis and Charleston railroad. Sup
plies for the Howard Association and Citi-
zenS kelief Committee win be delivered on
application. A. d. ALLEN.
% Local Freight Agent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
New Advertisements,
Price TEN Cents. q 2
NEWSPAPER afs =
ADVERTISING
rUasA RnUEWnM
lI0,h EDITION,

Containing q complete list Of all the toWns In
the United states. the Territories and tho
Dominion OF Canada. having population
together with the names Of the newspapers
having the largest local circulation In each
of the places named. Also, a catalogue Of
newspapers which are recommended 10 adver-
tisers as giving greatest value in proportion
to prices charged. Alse. the Religious and
and many tables Of rates, showing the cost OF
advertising In various newspapers. and much
other information which q beginner in sdysr-
tising would do we'll 70 possess. Address
GEO. P. ROWELL CO.. Newspaper AdveF-
tising Bureau, 10 Spruce street, New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04

AGENTS WANTED Medals and Diplomas
awarded foI H0EMAN'S NEW PIUfOR 6.
IL BIBLES. 1000 Illustrations. Address
for new circulars A. J HOLMAN 3 CO., go
Arch street. Philadelphia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04
I"By EIssprs ! FnAt Licks Me.

i%By sissprs TnAt Lieks Ne"
From the Buffalo star,l
The moment Judge King put his
head in at the courtroom door, an
old, wiry-faced coon,. without coal
oryest, hustled himself forward and
shouted: L ..r ..i
"See here, Jedge, slap out war
rant quicker'n scat" { 'As'''H .u!
yf@What for?' y so n5Fs 3y9.l3d
ioHTO stop my epld woman from
stealing" "1.gs sdl yd bg3am.a. "a
"Wbat's che been stealingY"
Everything | bring into the
hoase, consarn her everlasting pic,
tur" Igabnts e3uI9d 1Ea ,sJdElh
saiHA wife can't steal from her hus
band" ooon juy oi boiaioqo ms
dSo. No. She o5ooan can do "a anything she
likes with all you've got" g q 'A 4
oo"Why, damit, that's regular built
red communism" d1lnnom gdi bna
AZ "Csn't be helped. Everything
YOU have is the common property
Of husband and wife"
"And me bny it with my own
money?"1 luofll 9ai in l9iai9
s,rYes; it makes no difference who
buys it." yI bsLgog7s sjned1
"Well, by sissorsl that icks me
Here Ego prancing round, peddlinl
chickens, and everything | bring
home she carries off and sellsit. i
that's law, by Jupiter the oh
woman can take my pants AN II
90 to the washtub y
There is more unadulterated 10,
over the capture Of the one solita
ry mosquito on the inside of tn
netting than in circumventing tn,
million and ninety.ninc on th
lOntside. soiii9 afi lo irel
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04

DAYARD TAYLOR says: "I take srsat
Academy Of Mr.. $. 9, ShOrtlidEs." Hes.
feFn naadO wood, q patron, says:
cheertully consent 70 the use Of my name as
reference" SWlTHIN G. SH0RTLIDGE,
(Harvard A. NJ Media, Penna. boys'
Academy. nq.rr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-04

Opposition to the Michigan ex-
else law il, being organized at De
3ro;t idsil l94 .hacal1aH sa i ilQt
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-05-18
$4,000


Worth of Ready-Made Clio thing
damaged by water, to be sold at
any price.
Having saved from the late disas-
trous fire about $1,000 worth of
goods, slightly damaged by water,
I now offer them to the generous
public, at my room up stairs over
J. g. Joseph & Bros store, corner
First and Franklin streets, at least
80 per cent. less than first cost.
Some of them are so slightly dam
aged that it is not perceptible to the
naked eye. These goods must and
shall be sold, no matter what they
bring, as intend having the store
rebuilt on the old site and to have
an entire new stock by Fall. To
those kind friends and acquaint-
ances who assisted in saving the
above stock, permit me to return
my sincere and humble thanks for
same. Call and see the prices.
apr q 4w ], G. JOSEPH.