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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-11
G. U. 0. 0. z. ANNIVERSARY.
Celebration by the Memphis Lodges
To-day.


The sixth anniversary Of the Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows Of the
State Of Tennessee is being celebrated
to-day by the Memphis lodges. At 10
o'clock this morning q procession formed
at Unity Hall, 3sl Main street, and
marched thence to Union, out Union to
Second, down to Beal, up to Main and
thence to Poplar, down Second to Jefer.
son, and thence to the Exposition build
ing, corner Of Jefferson.
The procession was headed by the
Young Mems Association Baud, and was
composed of the following lodges: Pill.
grim's Rest, No. 1929; Yorkshire, No.
1872; Key Of the West, No. 1892; Pill.
grim's Rock, No. I'LL; Tennessee Union,
No 1923; Memphis Star, No 1901; Grand
Masters Coaueil, No. %, aud NJ V. Ps
The procession made a creiitable ap-
pearauce aud attracted a large number
OF persons 70 the streets, which at sew
eral places we're lmmed by the immense
crowds Of spectators and friends Of the
order. After the procession reached the
Exposition Building E. R. Bell, P. G M,
delivered the opening address, which was
quite appropriate to the occasion, aud
was received with general appreciation
by the auditors.
After this address a programme of
social enjoyment, music and f%easting
followed to the great delight Of the Wis.
itors.
At hAlf.pa5t eight o'clock to night F.
R. Hant, P. N. f., will deliver an ad.
dress, s. d. WiIliamsea, P. W. G. NJ,
being master Of ceremonies.
The committees from the different
lodges are as follows; Pilgrims Ret,
No. 1929, James Alexander, N. F.;
Thad Plummar, P. G. M. aud Porter
Tanzy; Yorkshire, No, 1912, s. Smith,
}. Pegee and NJ. Jacobs; Pilgrims Rock,
No, III, S. Frausioli, P. N. F. A. Dix.
on, N. F., F. 7. Cage, P. G. NJ Key of
the West, No. 1892. W. A. Yerger, P. G..
NJ W. H. Carter, P. G. NJ, E R Bell,
P. G. NJ Tennessee Uniou, No. 1873,
]. Il. Hill, P. G. NJ, P. BenfOrd, PINE
l. B Watkins, P. N. f.; Memphis S. :,
No. 1901, r r. McK4in, NJ. V. P, 4.
G. Tate, P. G. NJ WIN. Watson, P. N.
F.; Past Grand Masters Council, No.
%, r. E Lee, P. W. G. NJ, j. Il. Carter,
P. G. NJ, D. W, Washington, W. G. NJ.
The grand marshal of the occasion is
John Walls; W. A, Yerger, P. G. n,
being secretary, F. T. Cage, P. G. NJ ,
assistant secretary, R, Z Lee, P. W. G.
NJ, treasurer, and D. W. Washington,
W. G. NJ chairman.
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sOmsthlns Aosas Gen.. vaurhau.

Something AbSat Gen. Vaughan.
To the Bditor Of TIE Ledger.
The Democracy of the fourteenth
civil district were astounded this moru
ing at the detection of General A. j.
Vaughan. They have q RICH, to he.
General Vaughan, sll day long Satur-
day, gave his %eountensnce and supuort
to n Of the very respectable tickets
offered for election in that district. at
least his attendance until 10 o'clock at
night implied as much. No objection
was urged by him against the proceed.
ings, which we're, in point of fact.
as regular as is ever the case
at a primary election. OF the 4l5
votes cast in the district 278
were white and I4l colored. OF the
colored men quite rs many voted for
General Vagghln's ticket as for any
other, and q gr5 t manv more than half
drank the fr liquor furnished By that
ticket. And further. the telly-sheet
shows that General Vaughan voted the
thirty-6ith ballot est at the polls, and
thus implicitly, il not directly, pledged
himself to support the nominees of the
Democratic convention By accepting
the privilege of voting in that election.
eau he nov be as Independent as he
would have the people think him2
VOTER
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Mr.. G. Blue Bierce, late with Hill,
Fontaine & Co, leaves for Chicago this
evening.
Master Arthur Heath, accompanied by
M. Thomas Davey, left last night fer
Florida to spend the summer.
DR.. ]. P. D~romqoole, of Louisville,
reached the city to-day from an exten
sive trip through the West and South.
DR.. DrOmgoole is warmly welcomed by
his numerous Memphis friends.
May, the shirt tailor, makes the best
shirts to order for 81, 50
Wiggin & Co., 3lS Main street, are re,
ceiving daily, by express, new and beau.
tiful styles Of summer hats. They have
the best stock in the city at low prices.
Call and see. CIT
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Let Tilden speak Out Like Hen.
bricks.
New York Herald.l

Nov AOrk ueraldsl
Governor Hendricks is bearing him.
self in a heightened, manly way in rela-
ton to the pending investigation, and
We wish Governor Tilden would initiate
80 commendable &C example. Ia an in
terview published in the Cincinnati En-
qiirer Mr.. Hendricks, though ~favoriug
the Investigation, since it has been COM.
menced, makes an explicit declaration
that he is opposed to any attempt to dis.
turb President Hayes in the possession
of his Office. Il have regarded the
Presidential question" be said. set
tied, and have not been in favor of any
Investigation or other proceedings with a
view TO disturbing it. | have so ire
quently expressed myself thus that | am
reluctant to say anything further on the
subject The investigation that is now
going on in Mr.. Potter's committee, how.
ever, has become a very important one.
l think it should be prosecuted until the
parties connected With the fraud and
crime shall be ascertaiued and exposed.
but not with any view of disturbing Mr..
Hayes in the Office which he holds" If
Mr.. Tilden would evince an equal regard
for the peace and tranquility of the
country and the protection of business
interests against the fear of new civil
com notions, the public would cease TO
look upon him as a man who ia willing
to lmperil great interests to sub
serve his " ambition. Five words
from him would qsiet all the appre.
tensions which have been raised.
He has only to say that be has no
wish or purpose to depose Mr. Hayes,
and that he will be no party to such an
attempt, and forthwith the country will
be tranquilized and the business com.
munity relieved of its anxieties. Such
a declaration would be wise in
the mere interest Of the Democratic
party, but we prefer that Mr.. Tilnen
should make it from a higher motive. He
owes something to bis county, and moth.
ing would SO well become him az to prove
that he regards its welfare as superior to
all personal or party considerations.
Having failed to lead Mr.. Hendricks in
this direction, we wish he would have the
grace TO follow him.
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FARES sale stables, 55 Union.
oar OF Educatiou

The Board Of Education met lasi
evening, Superintendent Leath read a
monthly report for May, as to the attend
ance of pupils, white aud colored; the
percentage of attendance, the tuition
fees collected for May, etc.
A. F. Dodd, of the Second ward, hav
ing resigned, Mr.. l.. .Inglauer, Of tn,
firm of Menk9n Brothers, was elected 4
member of the school board from thai
ward.
Mr.. Dent, OF the Fifth ward, intr
duced a proposition to reduce salaries
but the proposition was withdrawn, with
a view to future consideration.
The finance committee reported {.
follows; ,
Amount due on current bill'.. ........$ 15o g
Balance due on April payroll ......., 4 Sl5 Z
Balance que on May pay-r0ll~".-."" e5' {
Making an aggregate Indebtedness Of 49, 32 81
Less cath IN bank."...........-"-."". Apo 81
Leaving indebtedness to DO provided
Tor Ot......... ,......,.. ..."..''.....s' 20 bkH q
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
MeetinE Last Night-CIty Attorney
WalEer Resigns and Judge Hels.
Elected.

kell Elected.
The general council met last night
and engaged in the transaction Of the
usual monthly business. The reports Of
officers we're read and adopted. The
board Of aldermen and common eouacil
having met in joint session transacted
the following business:
Mayor Flippin presented the resigna-
ton Of City Attorney Walker, with a
message accompanying, nominating
Judge G. W. Heiskell as bis successor,
the resignation and appointment to take
effect on the first of September next.
The general council received the
mayors message, and the resignation of
Judge Walker vas accepted as rendered.
Mayor Flippin nominated Judge C. W.
Heiskell as the successor of City Attor.
ney Walker, to take effect on the FIRST of
September next. Judge Hsiskell was
SAOSbCd Ou Tue uTbb UallOL.
The mayor presented a Message con.
corning the financial condition Of the
city, the debt during the past eleven
months having been reduced about
Sl,lOO,OOO. lie regarded the funding Of
the city debt as our only present saliva.
ton, aud urged that it be done at the
earliest possible moment. TIE message
also referred to the sanitary condition of
the city, complimenting the board of
health for its efforts, with the limited
e at hand, to improve the city,
sanitary condition. The mayor sug.
gested that a certain amount be set apart
from the contingent fund for the use OF
the board Of health.
The mayor returned, with his disap.
proval, the general council resolution in
structing the wharfmastsr to have the
wharf boats removed. The council sus.
tanned the mayors disapproval, the pres.
ent ordinance giving the wharfmaster
full power ovsr boats, etc., at the land
ing.
Mayor Flippin returned, unapprovel,
the petition Of the chief Of the fire de
partment for q wagon. The mayors dis
approval was sustained by the council b.
a vote of II to 4.
The mayor presented a veto, refusing
the granting Of q petition for the priv
lege Of putting on a wooden roof on 6
building on Exchange street, neqi
Fourth, aud which petition had beer
granted by the general council. Th,
vote of the council was 9 for, and Il
against the message.
DR.. Mitchell, president of the board o
health, appeared and addressed tn.
council. BE presented an application
from a large numb,r Of business men o
the city asking for the proper keeping
up of the quarantine station on Presi
dents Island during the summer month
of each year. Dr.. Mitchell DISGUISE
the present and prospective health of th
city, and the necessity to keep up quar-
sntine regulations during the hot sun
mer months. He recommended the e
Establishment Of a quarantine again
yellow fever from down the river, I
commence on the first of July and en-
on the fifteenth of October OF each re
curing year. The cost Of the quarar
tine would probably be from two to tire
thousand dollars per annum. depending
however, on the number Of cases discoV
cred on upward bound boats from Ne
Orleans and other points, ETC., durin
the season.
The general council adjourned to thre
o'clock next Monday afternoon.
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CAPADURA.
FARES sale stables, IS Union.
AmnAemenfa.


MILITARY Picnic The picnic Of the
Bluff City Artillery Company at Estival
Park to day will be q grand affair
Arrangements have been made to render
the occasion unusually Interesting and
pleasant. The committee Of arrar &c.
ments consists of Captain j. s. Reudel.
huber, W. ]. Taylor and D. r. Whitley.
The reception committee consists of R.
V. Vredenburgh, George Shilly, f.
Pfemfert, Fl. W. Gribel, George Berg
man, John Wendell, James Reilly, H. W.
Schully and Joe Emerich. The Mem.
pbis Light Guards, Bluff City Grays aud
Chickssaw Guards have accepted invita-.
tons and will attend the picnic.
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whisky stops n Wedding at the AL
unR

whisky stops n Wedding at the Al.
tar.
There was a strange scene at Gin
cinnati one day last week. A re-
spectacle and intelligent young
lady was engaged to be married,
and made the discovery that her
afhanced was in the habit of drink
ing, and told him what she had
learned. He promised never again
to drink, and she forgave him. The
wedding day was subsequently, set,
and all went well until the morn
ing appointed for the performance
Of the ceremony. During the in
terval he made his usual visits, and
though he drank at times, his be.
trothed never learned of his faith
%lessness until it was nearly too late
to punish him for it, They were
standing side by side, and a mo-
ment more would have found them
man and wife, when he turned to-
ward her and his tell-tale breath
spoke of whisky. When the min
lister propounded the usual question
to her, the response came family,
mo-" In surprise the question
was agaiu asked, and this time the
response was clear and decisive
No" She then turned to her
lover, accused him of drinking, re-
minded him Of his promise to her,
and said that a man who would
break a promise so solcmnIy made
could not be relied upon, and she
feared TO trust her future to such a
man. Expostulations and en-
treaties were all in vain, and chat
little Yes" still remains unsaid,
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stanIeJ's Rumanism in EnsIand.

stanIey's Rumanism in England.
London Cor. New York World
You will doubtless hear various a..
counts of the scene erelted by Mr..
Stanley last Saturday night at the News
paper Press Fund dinner. II was in
every way a most unfortunate occu
renee. The greatest compliments had
been paid to the American press BY
Lord Dunraven in proposing the toas
and there wa reilly nothing to sccouu
for the extraordinary violence which Mr.
Stanley displayed in returning thanks. u
He spoke of England stretching on
her ghoul.like 6.ger towards America
aud poured out such q torrent Of abuse
on the press here aud everything English
that the audience were completely dunn
foundered. Mr., Stanley idea, of course
is that this will please the people in N I
York; but | do not know Why he shou
think so. The audience listened at &
in silence to his amusing TRADE. but a
last some Kisses burst forth, and werC
silenced by Mr.. Forbes. Mr.. Stanle,
evidently went there for the sole purpost
of affronting his hosts. Everybody re
grets the incident, for Stanley work 10
Africa is highly appreciated, and be
might enjoy himself here to his hearts
content, if he would only be ordinarily
civil. 10 Paris, | believe, he gave great
offense by refusing to see any Americans.
do not want to have anything to do
with them be is reported TO have said.
The English certainly do not take bis
fancy, go that what we are to do for him
unless a new race Of lei can be dis
covered for bis benefit, it is hard to IN.
derstand. His book will be brought oul
shortly by Messrs. Sampson, Low & Co.,
who have paid a very heavy price for the
privilege OF producing it. | should think
they must be rather anxious for Mr..
Stanley to tone down his behavior q
little, or to start on a fresh voyage Of dis
covery. / have not yet heard whether
Mr.. Bennett is going to send him to the
North Pole. He has plenty Of enter
prise and courage for the task, bat Mr..
Bennett may perhaps intend to keep the
honor Of this last expedition for himself.
-
Mr.. W. H. Vanderbilt sailed from Liv.
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
Al Second st., next postoffce.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 10, 1878.
Robert Hutchinson, ESQ.,:
DEAR STR-Having learned that the
HoA c. w. Heiskell will not be a candi.
GATE for reelection, and in view of your
eminent fitness for the position we re.
specially but earnestly request you to
allow NJ the use Of your name before the
Democratic convention on Thursday
next for the nomination for judge of the
Circuit Court Of Shelby county.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
Tutsday Evening, June IL, 1875.
rhs Dollar weekly Lsdrer.

The DOLLAR WEEKLY LEDGER is IN.
q~uestionebly one of the most enterpris.
ing, leading and newsy journals in the
Union, Subscribers will be guaranteed
the latest and most reliable reports and
editorials upon all questions affecting
the social, national, political, a~gricul
tural, manufacturing and scientific ques
tons of the day.
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McGinnis' Magic Liniment.

One of the best family medicines now
known. A specific for all affections of
the throat and for collie. Use wherever
a liniment is indicated. References:
Rev. DR.. Waddel, E. Whitmore, Colonel
W. W. Coleman, Jas. NJ. White, Major
W. B. Waldran and J. II. Goodlett. For
sale by W. N. WILKERsoN & Co.,
est $40 Main street.
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An Illinois man, with a foresight
worthy of a better cause, popped the
question on a railroad train, and now the
maiden is at a loss to decide as to which
county she had better commence pro-
eeedings in for a breach of promise
Inter. Ocean.
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Bob lagersolrs silence excites the aus.
picion that he is investigating the title
OF the Creator, and may possibly on an
action to compel him to show cause
why he should not step down and out.
Bob is full of surprises .-[New York
Express.
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RATES OF ADVERTIsING.
To the Public

OFFICE MEMPHIS WATER Co., June l, 1873.
order to more completely protect the
i patrons of this Company, as well as to
shield ourselves, we. here publish a list OF
plumbers who have fled bonds in our Office as
3 guarantee that they do work properly in
eenneetion with our mains. Wewill decline
10 allow others than licensed plumbers 10
tamper in any way with fixtures connected to
the pipes Of this Company.
WI. CAMERON, Seo'y.
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The Santa Rosa Zeal Democrat Of the
18th says: A. Fletcher, Of Green Valley,
LEFT with US a Gampie OF rye eight and a
half feet high, which was taken from a
heli OF twenty acres on his farm. The
entire crop will average seven and a half
feet In hight.
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The two best brands, BOhe-
milan Budweiser and Phil
Best Milwaukee, always ON
draught at Henry Luhr.
mann's, ut
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QUERY; Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Carolina,
at the same price2' [eod.xxyii.l46
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The people of Nevada are thinking
they have too many officials and are
paying them too much, and are talking
about contraction in both respects. At
a late election it is said there was one
candidate to every fourteen voters.
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The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work aud full satisfaction to our patroas.
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no Picnio PnrtIen.

You can charter a nice twelve passen.
ger omnibus all day or night for S..
Cheap rates for carriages or buses to
Raleigh. P. NJ. PATTERSON & Co
SO 100 Jefferson street.
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Cardinal Antonell's estate has been
reappraised. Instead of amounting to
$4,000 900, as was supposed, the aggre-
gate will not exceed Sl2O. 600.
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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. 1881
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To The Purchasers In the Trlgg Case
(Chancery Court.

You are hereby notified to come for
ward ~instanter and pay your notes, the
question as to Mrs. NJ. L Trigg having
been settled By the Supreme Court
e. A. Cole, G. and NJ.
r ]. BLACK, D. C. and NJ.
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For picture framea and looking glasses
20 to l.. NJ. Dean, 3Sl Main at, 7et
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sHEETING! !

At prices to sstonish the natives, from
the p~eremptory $4,000 package sale in
New York.
Best quality "A bleached, l5c.
Best quality "a bleached, zoe.
Best quality 10 4 blsached, &c.
Best quality "a u~nbleached, ls3c.
Best quality 10 4 unbleaehed, zoe.
KAHN 4 FREIBERG,
Corner Of Main and Poplar.
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W. A. WHEATLEY has for rent and
sale a choice lot of large and small
houses, Offices, stores, rooms and sites.
eod89
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Extra Fine

Imported and Key West cigars at
CoHN's, corner Main and Jefferson ats.
Chew Golden Rule. SGT
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PATRONS Of a 6ratclass hotel justly
consider themselves entitled to comfort.
able rooms, a bountiful bill of fare, and
courteous treatment ia the Office. All
these, combined with a notable degree OF
elegance throughout, ore to be found at
the C~olonIade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.
stu6f
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Henry Luhrmann keeps the
two premium brands-Phil
Best Milwaukee and Budwei.
ser Bohemia. nj
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Bob Ingersoll can't understand why
they should make such a fuss about Vol.
tsire while Ingersoll is still living.
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Don't drink inferior beer
when you can gGtthe very best
Budweiser and Phil Hest al
the same cost. ut
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The Lorillards pay the government
100000 annually as a tax upon to-
bacco.
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An editor offers a reward of five dol.
lars tor the best treatise on How to
make outdoor life attractive to the mos.
quito"
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The Russians allowed Turkish prison.
ers a franc a day, from which the prison
ers not only lived well but saved money.
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Don't forget 10 call and see
Mrs. McCuIlOugh's ImperIaI
Self.cOndensiEg. Steam and
Hot Air Cooker, the only one
on earth. Cooks three differ
ent articles ON one hole of the
stove. Aft. j. TurnbulI's, 234
Main st. SAT
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Kimball has relieved thirty.seven
churches Of debts amounting to 81, 800.
900.
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DOn't drink inferior beer
when you can getthe very best
BUdweiser and Phil Best at
the same cost. ut
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Peabody Billiard Boom,
First.elass in every respect,
sid Cook, Proprietor. 43t
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CAPADURA.

Henry Luhrmann keeps the
1--WE premium brands-PhiI
Best Milwaukee and Budwei.
ser Bohemia. ut
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The two best brands, BOhe.
milan Budweiser and Phil
Best Milwaukee, always OH
drRUgit at Henry Luhr.
mann's. ut
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plumbers

MURRAY & MARTIN, 40 Madisou street;
p. ]. MAIL0N Co, 204 Main street;
WIN. LUNN. 43 Madison street;
JOHN MASSA. 37SM Shelby street;
J. W. X. BROWN. 25S Second ct. S0.l5
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FoR paints. oil and window glass go to
l. NJ. Dean, 38l Main ct, 7Ot
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WILSON Sewing Mach nes and needler
also parts for repairs, kept by
j B. ALpRICH,
254 Second street, Memphis.
N. BE. E. Keenan,, late of Wilson
Office, will be found at the above address
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G0R POSTERS, SHOW BILLS, CARDS
{ Circulars, etc., gotten up with tho latest
style Of types and % superior paper Of any
anime stoek.SndIpriees.
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Johnston & Ford. II nominated be
would make a good judge, and one whose
decisions would be characterized for i'm
partially, intellect and learning.
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Mr.. W. H. Vanderbilt sailed from Liv.
erpool on Thursday on bis return home,
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Bartee's pure Illinois cream
IOc per plate, 1893 Main 81. s5t