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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-11
Raa nIehkAda.

IA iulAnd city 20 command ana
hold prosperous tale must haye
good roads leading n aud ifom H.
Dallas should be alive 10 this fact,
aud should not stand 1915 in her osn
light and eutisT the matter % pass
without action. Is IL " vital impof'
tAuce ~ tho business interested Dallas,
aud she will, Indeed, be bliud 20 her
own Interest, ifsfleT he experience Of
the late rainy season sh6 stands eth
aud lad fefentoonoeruiug the matter
The main ROAD leading from the city,
IL In most wreiohed condition, The
oauseway, leading from the toll bridge,
ID sadly IN need u repairs, but after
leaving II, aud striking the bottom, II
Ia almost impossible 10 the bluff We
understand that where the road turns
aud enters Rust aud Fishers lane, II
becomes utterly impossible, This
road Ia the main ingfess Tor trade 10
our city from the COUNTIES Of Johnson,
Tarrant, hin, Ellis, Hood, Erath, and
the county west, that " being divert
Cd from Dallas, The distance from the
end Of the pike to the blur II about a
mile, aud could be placed In passible
condition for u few hundred dollars,
Abundant rock In 10 DO fonud NJ the
base Of the blun, ample 10 pike the
entire road from the bridge out 10 the
highlands, which would secure to ia,
trade Of those counties good road Al
all seasons Of the year There II good
reason to believe that the mud block
AIDE on this portion Of the road has
damaged the trade Of Dallas fully one
quarter of II million dollars, aud unless
placed In "A p ssable condition the
loss v I'll be trlpled, but portion Oi
the crops Of those counties having
been marketed 80 far.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING iiij JANUARY II
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The city was unusually quiet last
night.
The number Of candidates for the
various Offices are rapidly Increasing.
Would II not be well for the city
council 10 stock the street Nth mud
turtles
The boot blacks are dIsconsolate
this muddy weather, for the citizen
positively declines 10 shine.
What has become Of the Dallas
and Cleburne railroad? Why don't
the citizens move IN the matter?
There IL urgent need Of "A side.
walk from Lamar 10 Austin street
along Pacific avenue and down Aus
tin IN Elm.
The young man HlggiGs, who
brought suit against Marshal Morton,
charging him with false imprison.
meDt, has had the same dismissed
John Hop, who has been lying
In jail, charged with horse stealing
was yesterday turned loose, the grand
jury falling TO find bill against him
Beauty regalned, beauty retained,
by the use Of that most harmless and
delicate preparation, Gouraud's OlymS
plan Cream. Warranted TO contain
no lead, zinc, blsmuth or chalk. Price
IN large bottles reduced to one dollar.
Connor d Walker, agents
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Adams Il Co. fill orders for grain
and produce. II
Adams II Co. solicit consignments
and fills orders. II
Adams IL Co. fill orders for grain
and produce.
Five hundred bushels seed rye ..
Adams n Co.--tf
Two car loads Of buggies and plat
orm wag ons, at Orr's.--tk
If you want to trade Ill old buggy
for Il new Que, Orr's IL the place.--tf
Fresh celery and tub Saddle Rock
oysters received daily at Delmonioo, Il
-Ifyou want to buy n family car.
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.
The most beautiful and latest de
signs Of chamber aud parlor suits at
Jansen Brothers, on Elm street, 4Ol.
holm.
Something entirely new, rich and
beautifully ornamented. The LADIES'
Fdrorite Patent Rocker, you only can
find at jansen Brothers, on Elm
street, i04. 10 I'm.
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Dallas Cl,y Lumbsr.YaEd
'aIIas city LumbeT Yard


la men, youths and boys clothing At
the New York Clothing House, We
have inaugarated great popular
holiday sale u reliable clothing, and
our house Is known a. be- beyond com
petition ~ the way Of boys clothing
assortment and prices taken into con-
slderaiion. We offer 100 boys good
quits at -; 80 huc blue aud grey Mtl'
tons nj % co. 30 tricots, very nice at
a %, oyeTcoals fur youths, boys nnd
children ut from ~ 90 loS5, From
the large sales effected during the past
week, We feel assured that our cilou'
hro appreciated by all hence We vii.
suill go on In the good work Of glyinr
the people the wollhot their money
Come aud convince yourselves TIA. ",
do bs We advertise, aud cary ou, wnu0
we say 10 The people, hence Ihn lppu
larlty Of the New York CIo'hIul
! House. dtcl5t
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AGreatlnYentiOn

And ana nj mpcb rene6t IN tho peopla at
49,. nI1svs atIracts attentIon n mas
mnt5 ,ha Gis;igtv MI trade and bran ,h az
nf Iabnr maj he nrinitiyr matnoj M ttr.
cnr,nlisnirg Nh" desired end Las becu mite
iaiaIiams mi vsyv slo,g in AS yusnits nj
Lens ti'a bis'nrv Of Veil main, seems 10
rn,Srn, ia assertion Eirs, djSVinn vim
tba ni"R ana sDsdr. t6sn soInebody tbonght
az bnring 6y hand but et nrst he aiigsrs
used w"ra crude aflnirs ana IcapabIo Nf bnr.
inc nm y small hole surniyinya very uttie
nI'r. water The opsninv mn of ina great
,v.st made the demand Tor wells go 2rest
thpt within The last Two wears Nyeil.bnIinV
ZOOS have been inyented. md tho business
mas heen i'm a measure reyoIution,ZeJ' ana
ms bacome "A source of tnonev.mpltirg
noualled bv no other branch wheye the IN.
>yistrnant ~ ~ littIa NJ, l,re io0Ijl, nov IN
where they can YET The hest machine, per.
49,, S,.s, t' past vse, ocbt% Az ~, az
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HymenInI win n Rush I

Yesterday morning. at 10 O'Clock,
the nupllals Of Mr. Michael Rush aud
Miss Anasiacia Mary McGee were
celebrated at the church Of the Sacred
Heart Misses Shea and Cullen, and
Messrs. Fred Grlce aud Pat Connolly
were the attendants. After the cere.
mony the happy couple aud numerous
friends, repaired TO the residence Of
Mr. Michael Roe, I'm East Dallas, " hen
they received the congratulations Of
their friends, and enjoyed the stump.
tuous and bOuntlful repAst served BIZ
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II IL seldom that an amateur organ
ization acquls itself - well as the
Trinity D,lmltic club did last night
IN "Meg's Divergioa" Last night was
the closing night, and the attendance
though not as largo as we should like
to have seen It, was fair and especial
ly noted for It's culture and rennemeut.
The plays We're rendered in manner
that reflected great credit upon the IA.
ISOLATION. THE HERALD trdsts they
will see III to repea' the plays during
more pr0pitious weather, for Ii feels
satisfied they would, under other cir.
cumstances, have received the large
patronage they so iichly merit.
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Just received, a fall line Of camp
ohair', latest style, new patterns 10"
pficss, 81 sanren Brolhvm on klh'
street, iOi -i5'lm,
Fred Mauget, ticket broker, IL
Grand hotel, buys and cells tickets "a
all points IN the United STATES Ht
has also tlekels 90 The principal cities
la Europs for ssle. llnlu
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Poor Farn

There are now ,vrnty.uino con.
vlcts Oh the poor firm, counting paup.
ers and all. Tue farm is IN thrifty
condition and bids fair TO do well.
There are sixty Ave acres Of wheat In
cultivation that looks splendid, while
preparations are being made to plant
seventy five acres OF corn Every.
thing about the farm IL IN order and
the prisoners well behaved aud dis
posed to work. Adequate aud com.
Portable quarters have been furnished
md they oil geem to be contendod aud
happy with their lut.
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CITATION,

I'HE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY On,
Il DALLAS-Justice Court, Precint No II
The state OF rexas---To the sheriff or sny
e,onstable OF Dallas county, greeting
whereas oath has this day been made beinre
me oy J.O. Heffingt n that the Residence nj
!. u. Lsmbeitis unknown, 80 that the oral.
nary process of the law can not be sefye,l
upon him: ''''eu
1on are hereby COMMANDED that You. nv
making publication OF this witt IA sotna
newspaper printed In Dallas county ~
.hfee successive weeks before a. e return do !,
heIeof, summon the said l.. Lam bert IN IL
anu appear me, at my ONCE, No. 30l Main
street, In the city Of Dallas, Dallas connfy
on the iih day February, ISIS, AZ 10 o'ciock
u M, 10 answer the CON plaint OF the SAD
.. Y. Lexington for the sum OF ono hu,drsJ
and MY dollars and Interest due, upon a
note Tor $50 executed TO said j. q. Hening'
Ton ~ said j. l.. Lambert, on the lar NJ
semper, 1855, and payable on the Ist day ~
~ esInemoer, 1871, and credited with payment
Herein fail not. and OF this writ maka d,
retun as the Law directs, uus
Given under my hand this, the 7th dav n,
January, ISIS. n " Mei.iitTS Vi
jansdlt-vst Up. Precinct No. /, Dallas 20
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HuusIIIue.

The sun arose bright aud clear yes
terday morning, dispelliug the gloom
that has hung over the city for the past
week. Though the mud was stilI
with US, yet, the heavy leaden clouds
disappeared, aud every ones spirit
seemed to be revived, The pedestri'
ans on the stree II, as well AZ wagons
were greatly increased from the dag
before, aud new life seemed to hav,
been infused into the city.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard,

"A great bargain ia apples at Adj
ans d Co'a II
900 bushels Of reed rye lov %,
Adams u Co. Il
Baltimore oysters 90 cents can,
at Dclmonico. II
Choice onions - per barrel at
Adams Il Cos. II
Happy tidings for nervous suffer-
ers, anu those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked, Pulyermacher'r
Electric Belts etlectually cure prema.
ture debility, weakness aud decay.
Book and journal, with Information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address
Pulvermhchcr Galyauic Company
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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A shame.

The gang Of thieves that gather
around the Union depot have been
mentioned before In THE HERALD.
A traveller cannot even set his yali'e
down TO buy his ticket, but what II h
stolen by some sneak thief strangers
are ileeced aud robbed daily, aud It i'
time for the good name Of our city,
that n stop should be put To IT, a
policeman should he on hand during
the arrival aud departure Of trains.
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Dallas C,y Lumber Yard.
Texas Yeast Cakes

are made everyday in the week at the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only tweutycents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
janlm,
The most elegant Christmas present
In this city, II handsome chamber or
parlor suit, with the Ladies' FuuOriic
Rocker, you can only find at the first.
class furniture house OF Jansen Broth
ers, on Elm street, 404 -l9.lm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-11

Passengers for Brooklyn. New York,
via the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
line, are now transferred by steamboat
direct TO Fulton street wharf, Brook.
Ign, immediately on arrival ut Jersey
City, thus avoiding the two ferries and
the disagreeable transfer across New
York city. This will be found q very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
ol9-3m
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.

Housekeepers should not forget that
Adams & Co. have apples by tie mil.
lion for the holidays.
Orr Is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than Vt. Louis prlces.-ti.
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We hfe Offering the above ~ Eur
prislng low price,, Gail early before
they are all gone. Goldsmith, Ho'eh'
thai a Co.,, Dollar store, ia aud 1lt
Elm street decli I'm,
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All orders for passengers and bag.
gage, left at Ben Loebs' cigar store, at
Common ~ Walkers drug store, will re.
ceive prompt attention. Also have
floats Tor moving freight, furniture,
household goods, etc, on short notice.
nos I'm W. p. SILER, Proprietor. 8
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
GeMerRI Reiiuctinn

In our dry goods and boot and shoe
department in order to reduce our
large stock of winter goods. Gold.
smith, Rosenthal n Co., 7lS and 7lG
Elm street. declIlm
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All persons are hereby cautioned
against paying any moneys, or giving
any credit, TO one NJ. A. Mcclure, on
account Of the undersigned.
HENRY W. KING Il CO.,
JanS u Chicago, Illinois.
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Notice.

| have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child in Texas, tut il
you have any money and want per.
feet time>keePer at about half price,
call on f. AUSTIN.
Jane I'm No. 5Oi Main street.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.
a. Fendrich

Is selling genuine merschaum pipes at
81 each. All are warranted genuine
merschaum. q
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E. IL. CUSHING.
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and MiSceIIaneous8O Books

PUBLISHES.
AoLLlE Z. .MooRE's Poems. s1oo 81 so,
Nus f. hoGGs'"Fate of Marvin. ? "a
W. T. wEAvER's "HOurs of Amuse.
''''''''- .''.'................. . . M
H. D. fHALL's"History of Methodism
NEE, ''''''''.s.............. 1 q
thus AFFLECK's "Hedges and Hedp.
''''''''.' ''.''''t'..... ...............
hev.J. HUTCHlsJNs "Remip,sco,co.y, -
Rev.J. r coNoLY's" Revela,,opp :,
~ L'ie u Navarro, '.-................... o,
miseelIorsaa' ie tne largest stock OF school ami
vitss eiiahe us books in Tekas H.. anu ,l.
vises orders from eli who wan, e ~.
speeisav a. wholesale or RETAIL and tns ~ a
~ PIbo ~ NY ot finding any book vanfsJ 10 4, =
~ 1e FOUND In America or Furns.. ~ ~, ~ ~ Is
ina'leu direct at retail prices. = M OOOAs
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Members are ordered to meet at the
armory this evening, at Z! O'Clock.
Important business will be before the
company. BY order of
CAPTAIN j. j. COX,
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wanted

County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. jan9.lm.
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lailg Gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS City
Ns,iee

Henry y, 6illlgg a o., proPfiei"ft 81 lho
American fTohange and Reading h'omP
40 strand, London, England, aro our duly
authorizes agents % solicit subseIl pN'i'
and Advertisements, ThE DAilr htHALb
viii be found 90 ole, aud IeIana Ia London
will ind II at Their EsTYlce,
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NOTES

No one ia Authorised Va purchase any aTll'
ols whatever on tho account Of Iht hEh-
ALL without an order aligned ~
J. l.. BARLOW.
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btoody Ruin Kindly scared Butehsr.
Late yesterday evening "a farmer
from one Of tho western counties ar.
rived In the city, bringing with him
large pet black bear. He put up at
the Texas wagon yard and during the
night wide.awako enterprislng
butcher, ever alive TO the wants Of hls
customers, drove II bargain with the
farmer for bruln which ended In his
sale. Dispatch 10 the butchers watch
word, and he proposed to the farmer
that he slaughter the bear then and
there. A rifle was secured aud by
the light OF lamp his pur.
chaser, aiming at the bears head,
fired, missing the marx aimed
at but hitting the animal In the right
shoulder. This served to fire bruin TO
action and he made for his would.be
slayer In manner that was strange
and peculiar, when the butcher threw
down the gun and fled precepitately
to Elm street closely followed by the
bear. The poor butcher was scared
nearly out OF bis wits aud ran up the
street, and succeeded In putting hls
bearshlp 10 shame In the race, disgust.
log him so that he returned to his mas.
ter Ia the yard. where he licked the
blood from his wound. After much
persuasion the frightened man was ia.
duced to return, when the farmer re.
loading the gun. dispatched the ami.
NAL and the butchers customers will
have bear meat this morning for
breakfast after all.
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard.

Go TO Orr's for first-class two. horse
omnibus or baggage wagon, for rent
or sale.--tf.
-lfyou want to save a hundred
dollars In the purchase ola buggy, 20
TO Orr's.-tf.
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A Gone GosIsux.

Friday evening, while II man named
Louis Lataife sat awaiting the train at
the Union depot, he WAS approached
by u man OF aiiAble manners, who EN-.
gagged him In conversation, in which
he offer, Il to chow him some lots he
pretended to own near the depot. La
taile accepted the proposition and the
two walked up the track together. They
had not proceeded but few hundred
yards from the depot, however, before
they met IA man who TO all appear
ances was as much stranger to one
as The other The man they hnd met
pulled out three cards aud began to
toss three card monte, when the party
who accompanied Lltalle feigned to
be much Interested, aud pulling Toll
Of money oct on the game with sue.
cess. IL was too much for Latalle, and
he pulled out ilfty dollars aud was on
the point OF making n wager when his
companion sIatched the money from
his hands and together with the ether
man ran OIL out of sight, leaving Mon
sier Lataile TO reflect upon the sad say
Ing OF "how the world IL given To ly-
inK.n
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard.
Nofarf Pnbiic.
firooiliyu Travel.

y. ". Hammond, Office opposite state
Savings Hank Main street. decg.im
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OPERETTA TROUPE

IN i ~ T. " bllfIs
ENIFRrilNMANh tOhBlNtD IN ONk A
A gDaI uSE PRICE ~ ApNl'sioN'Ha 4
All under the management 81 "a" Ola
Nn,rpu, DAN q. .WALDkuN, ", osr nav
els Win tho ALLEdIANlANS has. tN'
tended Go 20, parts Of lhc CIVILIZED globe,
tuelr entertainments being puuonlled by
kuga, Queens, Mobiles ana the most as IN.
guisl,u men of tho age, who have laNlShcd
upOu them the most nAltrrug dcmonStfh'
ZION. az approval
ut.N h. owing to other engagements, they
can I,maIu only bs advertised above
---,lNo iNfm charge ior Reserved Seats,
Tickets iUT -ulu as Conner Walkers,
uulIs open ut7, 70 commence ats.
idIJuI
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INVITE PROPOSITIONS
FOR
The following TraCisOfLand, viz

|. 1910 acres in one body on Cdddo creek
stephens county.
ii; lS,l07 acres in one body on the kaa
FOX OF HubbNd's creek, and on hSlun
creek, lying partly in stephens ana paiH
In Shackcliord counties.
~. 1881 acres in one body on East FORK
OF hubbard creek, in Callahan county,
~. 1851 on u tributary OF Hubbards
creek, in Callahan county.
These lands were located I'm ls56, whenth
whole northwest was open to location asu
were selected rs the best vacant lands IN l W.
STATE They patent direct from the SiAte "
we assignee of the bOart, In ira Is OF NJ
less than 800 acres. They ere alre'dy si
Neyed, and designated on the maps OF ".
counties Ia tracts Of so acres and Ices. ~,
p lcntlon will be cOnsidcic cd Tor th1 plrehas,,,
Oh hil these bodies, or Of any one OF tht lh' "
Oh any section that may be designated
Address
EN-. CUSHING, Houston. Texas
AsIIBEL SMITH, Pres't Of the Board.
dec2Sdim
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Jan9 At
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-10

The New Orleans Picayune prints
the following: "The greatest shoot
ing exploit ever performed in this
country was recently achieved by
gentleman long a resident Of this
State, and the owner Of some of the
largest plantations, sugar and cot
ton. For years past the exploits Of
this gentleman have been regarded
with the highest admiration and
wonder in all sporting circles,
Leasing out his splendid sugar
estates on the Teche, he has re-
served the privilege Of occupying .
shooting-box, which he calls his
'snipery, where he spends every
year a month or so, to enjoy with
out disturbance his favorite amuse-
ment of shooting this fine and agile
bird, which abounds on bis own and
the adjoining plantations. There
suits of his sport and skill in past
years have been frequently referred
to as wonderful. To bag three
hundred snipe-on the wing, of
course-a day has been a COM
mon achievement - common for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-10

him, but never accomplished by any
other sportsman. In his last enter
prise, however, he surpassed his
previous exploits by devoting six
successive days to this sport. The
result was bag Of 1860 snipe. Al
lowing six hours per day to the
hunt, this would give a snipe a
minute, which is about equal to the
hOg-killing operations of the great
slaughter-houses of Chicago. Be-
sides the pleasure aud pride of such
an achievement the robust appear
ance Of the gentleman by whom it
was performed, when we met him
yesterday on our streets, attests to
the happy effects upon his physical
condition Of the exercise and ex-
element of his Nimrodish enter
prise. He will return to the enjoy
ment of the luxuries aud pleasures
Of his family residence at Biaritz,
France, with a keen and invigorated
relish and capacity of enjoyment" !"
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Arrival Of TrainI

Express pm
- q; III
vile. and on Night train to Nashville.
For tickets or Information, apply at Ticket
Ofice, 287 Main, Northwest corner Madison
las. MONTGOMRR Sup't Memphis Div.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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RAILROADS
MEMPHIS And CHARLESTON
RAILROAD,

c,oHEDULE ON AND AFTER SEPT. ls,
~ Leaves. Arrives.
Mail and Express. daily-ll 25 pm 5.b pm
Somerville acoem 'datn
daily (ox. sundayl..... 5.o0p.m S.lSa.m
Time Twenty Minutes Faster thar
City TiIne.
sOmerVille train Will step at reg
uIar and nag stations.
The .60p.m. Train makes the quick
est sime ever made to Chattanooga, Knox
vile, Lynchburg, Washington, and the East,
and will stop at all Regular StatieBs,, and at
Flag Stations when tagged, except Flag Sta
Sions between Collitrville and Memphis.
Ticket efico 27S Main street and Depot
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
JOHN A GRANT,
Chief Engineer and General Sup't.
T. S. DAVANT,
lSt Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-01-10
MEMPHIS TENN THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 10, 1873

The result Of the petition in lunacy
will be awaited with much interest.
Society is thoroughly aroused by
the singular affair.
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MISS SSlPPi g TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE :

ON and after Wednesday, November ID,
" 1877, trains will run as follews;
Leave. Arrive.
Main Train daily....,,... $500 Pm. l;05 pm
Sardis Accommodation
daily (ox. Sundays) ,"~ll;5O am. S:l5 IN
Freight Train daily lex.
Sundays) ......". ......,... 6;Ol a,E. 4;OO Pm
64-t M. BURKE, Sup't.