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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

At . recenr meeting Of the Democrat
& citizens Of Yszoo City, Miss. the fol-
lowing statement WAS adopted:
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tue ~rArem-nr II -hs A1kzr. ~ well - tie cxu.e.
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bit men AZ rrsyecrxhili-J. inrelhrenc< and
pru<er-E IT hnue<t ro-zr1n1s n-enu1eo wlrh to
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05


common .s.hoal- will L. sdmiff.sl- 4 a.
~. founded -f,ortlx. IN M. same princi-
III - the ss.ll.-g..s aIrrah, existing fnr
lnv-
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church, MIN ! r..mher-hi,, N - 80
and d ministry a So. There are 81 ~.
chilsIrrn IN tn. ~unsiay-sehsrnl-. and IN,
amount raised for charities lat year wa
~jIf col
f.r,und ha- h,..n ir,k.n s.,r Poeka-
frIler Hall. the new la.ildinr n The
H..el,.-fer 'rh.~,ls,.ri..al seminary r.
cent eon,ril,s.,ionS ~ the Seminary far
,ari,n. pur,,,-..- amount NJ nearl.
Sf.n.sNG'
~ Tbom,. rf,rh.~ 49, 49,.
dwelling ia 4 ~hart public speech IN the
advantages ~ including modern lam
guaw,.- aud science in thu. curriculum II
public Schools Ia England. Sir John
Lubbock ha- moved in Parliament ~ add
natural science IL the extra subjects
taught ia thu elementary ~chopl-
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v,.s1 III rnfl..v., A. ministers.
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amazingly y Mere nnm'Srr~ ar.. any ~
dieation - prosperity ~ lion III
some YEAR i'a>t liiefe nave Oeeh hrafi.'
LOS bos---the n-sairc- during one Tern
reAched ~ NJ numbers * Harrow
are ptiwrri ~ ana 49, II Afh"'.
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master nli-h' ~ m atlN 1h"n'u-h's =,
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principal -efrr'~- nns'l"ln- hn-,s' af'
CRAFTY ~ 'NseS- ~ I'M NUT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

SOME II The ChicA1s, paPrr~ are b
suioanirlg tn fcs thzt the typographical
error tin exists. One II them recently
waur.-l ~ ~. :. Holy ~ hnlic~- when
~. trrnr made H. Baby a Aral'ie--
whirh "a. slightly ridirulcu~ Another
80 = Prnfrie-chigken cifixens II Mem
Mi. instead o. Pamic-Stricken ctr
zen-- The samlr paper explained that
;n<,4ai Il saving. MIR Browns great
mug nn~r- i meant - az -Mr-
RruMn-< -rraf pwrrN,-s- A. the cuutexr
world shsYw. Thi~ Wa alrmf - bal -
rhe Ma EnrinnsI i,urnal rhar rnade tn
..l-~v-xman~ text read Is there ND
harm III lsilsunls-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

Thrift l. one ~ the lDwa virtne~-
4 Davenport clergyman Wa called upon
~ marry a couple one night They
ucrr nicely dressed and evidently well
fo-.la. After the ceremony had bren
performed the groom Thrust hi hand IN
liz rp.ckrf and ii-hsad onr three quarters
which h. held in the palm 4 hi hand
saving ~ the minister. 4 Their take
ymmr pay from that. LIT n -
mn~.ul IT, minister. the publishing n
The marriage notice viii co~t half dol
Iar.-' .Dh. will Il ~ implied the groom /:
..well. then. take the whole Il n II
amt much natter an. way
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

The lat sheets n the Bible trans
iAtsnl ~ Krvs. DrS. Rigs and William
~.n Into the Dakota language have pass
"a through the pres.
In Paris municipal college for
-irts. - which the best pupils "a the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
why They Got on.

The Boregards, mar and wife, who
so atrociously murdered a man named
Wright in April, 1873, were released
upon a tecnicality. They were con-
yicted OF manslaughtor before Judge
BAY last spring, and received a sen.
tcncc ofthreeyogrs in the State prison,
but a new trial was applied for and
after Judge Ray died it became a
question whether Nv not Judge
Horrisan gould take action In the
mrttor. The evidence in tho case was
Of a conflicting nature hence the At.
tornoy general entered a nolle pros,
and the pair vent seot FREQ, although
il is understood that their crime was
one of the grossest crueltlcs and os-
pcpially latrocious 1t is not likely
that tho Roregarda will aHnteF
around these parts long. They are a
pair of lucky wretches, aud did not
deserve to get of so easily.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
KRERER, HERzOG 6 co.
ClOaks,
Walking Goats,
Walking Hats,
NOV ELITES.
Personal.

(ANO
DIR. Snider, office by Appeal.
Mrs. Il. L. Belcher came in on last
nights train from st. Louis.
DIR. j. H. Nuttall has removed to 27
Main ST., under Worsham House. IS.
The best line of school shoes for
Misses a be found at Marsh a. Co.'S.
347 Main.
New improved set of teeth for $40.
Call and get set. DR.. Hinson & Sons,
29 Main street. 1914
DIR. I. w. Buddeke, of this city,
and Miss Jennie Sterling, of jackson,
Tenn, were welded within the past
few days.
The assignec's sale Of iewelry con
tinues daily at the old stand of Lloyd
4 Fritz, corner Main and Court. This
is a good chance for parties to get
holiday presents at a bargain.
DR.. VIM. Il. Boggs will say farewell
to his late congregation at the prayer
meeting to be held at the Second
Presbyterian church tonight, and he
wishes all friends who can to be pres
ent.
VIM. Z. Gwynn, and Miss Jennette
E. Boswell were licensed to be mar
ried to-day. Thos. j. Moll and Miss
Katie Wendrath were licensed yes
terday also, NJ, Walsh and Dena
Goldcamp.
Hon. John Green Ball, editor Of
the Upton County Record and a mem
Of the present Legislature, is in the
city. The Record is a good paper, and
closely identified with,the interests of
Mem phis.
Miss Willie Patterson, one Of the
brightest bellies of Vance street, is to
be married to-day week to Mr.. Harry
Powell. tits the beginning ofthe usual
winter matrimonial alliances, and if
current rumors are worth a fig there
are at least two dozen to be consum
mated between this and new years
day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
A Constant Source Of Wonder.

Why is it that the winners of the prizes
in the Louisiana State Lottery Company
always seem to be men who are pretty
sharp in the ways of the world? Editors,
printers, hotel clerks, bankers, telegraph
operators, merchants, and many other
professions and occupations seem to have
n special knack of hitting the right num-
Der. The people enumerated have the
best means of fully convincing themselves
that the statements made by the company
are reliable and true, and that as sure as
the sun rises on the sixteenth of Decem-
Der next, the s9mi-spnual extraordinary
distribution will take place at New Or
leans, under the sole management of GEN
erals G. 7. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early,
when over u half Of million of dollars
will be distributed. The full particulars
Of which can be had Of NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, or same person at No.
8l9 Broadway, New York City, N. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
rem cEHTS pc We E <,
THE CITY.
wednesday Evening. Dee. 3, 1879.
LEDGER LINES

Factors feel buoyant.
Memphis Floral Co., 35j Main.
Medical society meets tonight.
Oranges sell at two cents each here
now.
Our sanitary solons have agreed TO
agree pt last.
The legislative council meets to-
morrow afternoon.
Heavy rain this forenoon and it will
turn cold by night.
Great Bargains at Big Boot shoe
store, IA Main street.
Annual election Of officers at the
cotton exchange to-day.
Lolita plays six different characters
in the Little Detective, tonight.
An opera is 10 rehearsal to be pre-
scented shortly to the Casino club.
# was too damp and wet for the
cotton buyers to operate this forenoon.
A few flashes Of electricity darted
among the clouds overhead this fore
noon.
Blank books Of all kinds made at
the LEDGER Office book bindery, -
Ma Olson street.
Nosegays and button-hole bouquets
are sold in front Of the theatre box
Office each night.
There will be an important business
meeting Of the DoSoto Club this eve
ming at their club room.
Several brides and numerous young
mothers were noticed among the au
dieuce at the theatre last night.
Seats for Pinafore Friday and Sat
urday nights and at a matinee will be
sold at Hollenberg's this forenoon.
Receipts Of cotton are now 1925
bales ahead Of last year, and 1886
bales short Of year before last at this
time.
We are indebted to Mr.. Loop, OIL
the Southern Express Company, fol
6les Of the New York dailies. Many
thanks.
The members of the besOto Ciut
are earnestly requested to attend tn,
meeting Of the club this evening a
I! O'Clock
Business men viii find it to their in
/ terest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER oaicc, l,
, Madison street.
Cotton went up &c on spots an,
about Il on futures in New York to
/, day. Futures IN Liverpool close,
I strong this afternoon.
The LEDGER Job Printing ono
: and Book Bindery, 10 Madison, exc
cptes everything in their line as nea
aud cheap as any house 10 this city.
The absurdities Of the propose
earth closet system is just now a lead
ing subject Of discussion among pb.
a losophers, saYaus and third gaie Cit
{, zens generally.
! Officer Wilson fred two shots at
man A tihe corner Of Beale aud Lau
d derdalc streets eaFly this morniug, an
@adc him drop q couple Of lepcc pos;
he had stolen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03

We are indebted to Mrs. Joseph
Elliott, Of Bray's station, for a choice
bottle Of old wine of her own make.
We understand that this wine can lie
had offs. Mansfield, the druggist.
Some one carried a healthy young
squaller to the second gallery of the
theatre last night. 1t made discord
in the middle, between acts and along
the whole route travelled by theplay.
The horse, shoe mania has spread
among the people here, and ladies
especially are noticed to be wearing or
naments of this kind, cut as large as an
ordinary door plate in many instances.
The new bracket lights at the thea
ter set off the situation for the first
time last night in a most beautiful
style, and they were much admired.
The theater is now a perfect jewel of
a place,
A municipal election was held at
Senatobia, Miss, on Monday last. Mr..
Thomas P. Nicely was reelected
mayor; julie. A. Moss, marshal, and
FIVE aldermen we're also chosen. No
fights or shotguns.
The musical sOiree at the Tennessee
club rooms last night was highly sue
cessful. The invited guests were nu-
merOus, and filed the parlors, while
the entertainment afforded all present
IA most delightful evenings enjoy
ment.
Henry Jones, who robbed the store
Of A, j. White on the Odd Of last
month, carrying off twenty dollars in
stamps, some three dollars in curren-
cy and a lot of pocket knives and shot
guns, is to have his case looked into
next Saturday.
Cooking professors are abroad Civ
ing lessons in otGer cities to feminine
n%ovices in the culinary line. Judging
from the dinners one often has to eat
here, a few cooking professors would
do a thriving trade if they would
come this way,
The interest and dividend paying
season is upon the country, and bloat-
ed bondholders can chip off their
coupons or hand in their semi-annual
gains with GOODNESS and freedom.
There are but few of this class in our
community, and very little profit will
be distributed here this season.
There is run on girl babies this
fall, and a big run at that. Over two
dozen young mothers, married within
the past year, boast the ownership of
diminutive but splendid daughters.
Last year there was a perfect deluge
Of boy babies among the young mar
ried fraternity, but times have
changed and none can account for
natures freaks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
FRESH OYSTERS AND CELERY
Received Daily by Express.
VICTOR b. FUCHS,
30 and Al jefferson street. est


The iFcight committee Of the cham
Der of commerce wero in consultation
yesterday evening with railway freight
agents, including Mr.. h. b. Stahlman.
Of the L. & N. railroad. The subject
Of alleged rqto DETERMINATIONS favor
ing interior places thus enabling cot.
TOW buyers 70 make wagon purchases
Tor eastern shipment direct, to the
great disadvantage oflesiiimate trade,
was reviewed. No conclusions we're
rcuehpd, but some light was throwr
upon the matter, especially to those
lnost interested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
Memorial Of "a Yellow Fever
Martyr.

Memorial Of a Yellow Fever
Martyr.
Reverend Louis Sanford SCHUYLER.
Of New York State, was one of the
syn pathetic and heroic men who came
to Memphis during the great epidemic
OF 1878, and lost his life in m~inistering
to the wants, spiritual and physical. of
the suffering and dying. He was born
in the city of Buffalo in 1852, con-
drmed In the Episcopal church by
Bishop Hawk in 1866, entered Hobart
college in 1867, became a teacher in
st. Paul's college, Palmyra, Maine, in
1871; remained there two years while
preparing for Holy orders, and was
ordained Deacon in Christ church, st.
Louis, in September 1871. In 1876
he was advanced to the priesthood at
the same place. Soon after he was
transferred to post in the cathedral
at Albany, Owing To i'll health he
went to England for a time. When
the fever was at its worst in Memphis,
when Rev. George c. Harris was i'll
and Rev. c. c. Parsons was dead, and
there was no other priest of the
church in Memphis, Mr.. Schuyler
game here qHd rendered his seryices.
In less han four days after his arrival
in Memphis lie died-a victim Of the
plague, and was buried by Rev. DR..
Dalzell. This was on the 18th Of
September. Since then his biography
has been written by a friend and is
sued ina handsome book of 1873 pages.
A well executed engraving of Mr..
Schuyler adprns tho ffoqtispiece.
lIayipg read the book carefully, we
commend it as one worthy Of a place
in every family library. 1t is the
simple story Of q beautiful life. We
arc indebted II Rev. Gee, c. Harris
for a copy. 1t is for sale by Wills 4
Wildbofser. Price 30 cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
Chrntinn Work.

The Ladies Christian Association
have made a report Of their operation
on the past year. They took in 81
953.45 during the year, Of which 800
was paid out for rent, and $3.50 paid
out to the printers. They are anxious
70 raise contributions to 800 per
month, to enable them to carry on
their labors as they desire. Last year
they supplied lodgings to lG2 persons,
and gave meals to 1921 cases at IL
cents each. They also had 295 appli-
cants for servants, and supplied Of
these lOl. Applicants for situations
numbered $40. The society will con.
tinue its labors during the ensuing
winter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
DRAnArE,.

The capering Lolita made her Sec
ond appearance before a large audi
ence last night at Leubrie's theater,
performing the part Of LaCigale, a
iarcical %coneeit in three acts, written
expresslyio for the little actress by Olive
Logan. The piece is full of comical
situations, and gives Lolita ample
scope to cut myriads Of antics
and to scamper about and carry
on in her usual lively and inimitable
manner. During the piece she sang
several pieces incidental to the play,
and she also danced a few Partisan
figures in the most captivating man.
ner. The audience was kept in a state
OF uproarious mirth almost constantly
and the evenings enjoyment was
great. The play is merely the story Of
a circus riding girl ofnoble birth, who,
after becoming attached to a life in
the sawdust arena, is discovered by
her proud relatives, to whom she re-
turns, quitting the circus business on
ly to pine and worry over the conven-
tiOnalities Of polite society of which
she knows nothing aud cares less. She
has an Anticipated sutton, matched to
her by an aspiring aunt, and a rich old
uncle on the side of the silly youth (;
also a genuine lover in the person of
an amateur artist, whom she saves
from drowning when he is cast
into the sea and afterwards
marries. Several circus performers
also figure prominently and contribute
to the a~bsurditics, the flavor of the
piece being of the most ludicrous
character and giving Lolita a chance
to make any quantity of fun from first
to last. The little lady was ably
assisted in the work of keeping her
audience in good humor by a fine
company, among whom Mr.. Ed. Mar
bic, the comedian, and Mrs. Geo. G..
Boniface are best known to our peo-
pie. Tonight Lolita will appear as
the Little Detective, and tomorrow
evening her engagement closes with
Zip, or Point Lynde Light.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03


KAHN d FREIBERG,
corner Main and Poplar,
offer a full line OF
RpBBERS
for gentlemen and Ladies'.
JUST RECEIVED
Choice He'd HnappeFs,
ReclG0Ot Lake Perch.
Shaker Dressed Turkeys,
20 Dozen Rabbits,
20 Dozen Quails,
YOu1g yenisOn Saddles.
VICTOR ID. FpCHS,
30 and Al Jefferson.
AHELL OYSTERS.
New York Saddle Rocks,
SlreWsbuTys,
CherrystOnes,
Blue Points,
Little Neck CLAIMS.
Horn HarbOrs and Lynn
haven Bays received d lily pc
express by Henry LuehrmaOn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
NIght mnMkn I'D Nork.

\ bale Of cotton and nearly a dozen
hogs were stolen last night from Mr..
Singleton, near Buntyn's station. The
police arc on The track Of the rascals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
AoAaD.

To all Wk0 are Suffering henthe errors and
fndisersGons Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood. etc., 1 mIl
ssr4 . recipe that viii sare YOU, FREE or
CHANGE, This great remedy was discov.
cred By q missionary "a south Awerica. Send
q elf sdlrssssf envelope o Rss. losxfH J.
Isssr, Sulen y, NeW York CO.
40 z-a1x-iku
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03

Fresh Goods Just received. New
Suga mousse MOlasses, Oatmeal,
Orr nam Flour, Cracked Wheat,
r. arr Barley, by G. X. Ryan q Co.,
S42 Main 67t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-03
GRURIH, AUSTIN a BERRY,
S23 Main Street, MemDhts. Tenn

We have just received large shipments
of fresh new goods, and now ready for the
trade. The entire stock Of clothing and
furnishigg goods are offered at cost to
close out BY lst January, at wholesale and
retail, Merchants arc especially invited
to look before buylng-S2S Main street,
Memphis, Tenn. All retail bills cash. 80
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Chns. IInttendOri; deRIerin
Fresh meats and oysters, $50
Vance, corner LRuderdale. y

just received 3 ls;ga lot OF nne Lomp's
81, Loui. bottled bccr-thc only pure beer
for fhmily use. Fritz Pfcmfert & Co, 10
Wotl Coult street. at
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Fresh Shell OYstera

received daily and served IN every style
at Felix FTanciolis, 292 Front st. 81
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Goodyears Bonnet Bleachery, $50
Second street. Reshaping ladies felt hats
mqde 4 specially es
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The I%'inafOre Party.

Sayille's Pinafore troupe performed
at Dallas, Texas, last night, and are TO
be at Little Rock tonight and to-
morrow night. The troupe are highly
spoken Of, and each individual mem
Der is a true lyric artist. They will
present Pinafore here with a strong
and a good cast, with a fine chorus
and full orchestra. The Saville party
have met With great success at other
places, and our people may expect Ia
witness a clever performance Of the
comic opera, and which takes of Eng
lish nobilities so handsomely.
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OURS,
still the best SC cigar,
AT COINS T0t

Imported Brandies, Champagnes
Sherry and Port Wines. Fine
WhiskIcs OF hest brands,
q. BAUM a. CO., 3JO MAIN.
Q6
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Market IIours %Chnnged.

On and after Monday, December lst,
the market hours will be from 2 o'clock
pm. to s O'Clock pm. 70
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To the Trade.

Fritz Pfemfert & Co. have just re-
eeived a large lot of sausages and fresh
cider in half-barrels. 74t
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SHELL OYSTERS.
New York Saddle Rocks,
Shrewsburys,
CherrystOnes,
blue Points,
Little Neck CLAIMS.
NOrIOlk, Horn HnrbOrs and Lynn
haven Bays received daily per
express by Henry LueflrInann.
81
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Fresh Beer and Hot lunch nj
Philip FransiOli, SeeQnd Is Union.
"
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SHELL OYSTERS.
New York Saddle Rocks.
ShreWsbuFys,
CherrystOnes,
Blue Points,
Little Neck CLAIMS.
NOrfOIk, Horn EIarbOrs and Lynn
haven Bays received daily per
express by Henry LuehrmanD,
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Fresh Norfolk Shell and can
OYSTERS daily at Emmericia's
saloon, cor Main q Washington
73f
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GOOD buard for 8. 50a week al the Popular
VI Saloon. 81 and Poplar street. Try b.
nAl
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FOR RENT.
FoR SALE.

DLANrAFlOh On Norfolk Ridge in Desc
reads and 4 miles from Star Landing. con.
tanning 647 acres. 600 above any overflow, 2l5
ia cultivation. II. L. Bedford, Bailey, Tenn.
81 rs