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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11
IN MEMORrAM.
Our Printers and Their Dead of Last
Sumner.

The Memphis Typographical Unior
No. II have issued a memorial circu.
lar recounting their operations dur.
ing the yellow foyer plague of last
summer and fall. The exhibit shows
that the cash receipts from variou,
parts of the country in response to an
appeal made for help on the Goth day
of August, 1878, amounted to $1966.51.
The amounts range from p cents to
$500, the largest being from the New
York Union. The Philadelphia Union
sent $3.50, and the Courier-J Journal
Office, Louisville, $1,000. The dis
bursements were $2O34.O5. These in
clude expenses of undertakers, physi-
clans, medicines, bedding and furni-
ture, nurses, printing, kilograms, cash
given to distressed families, and Incl
dentals.
The death record of the craft mum
Der sixteen persons, to which is added
ten members of families-twenty-six
in all. The names of active members
who died were, i. NJ. Lorentz, John
B. Barker, Benz. Fuller, Jas. Cruik-
shank, Chas. NJ. Smith, JAS. NJ. Kerr,
B. N. Cutting, w. G. Stephenson, Il.
j. Snigg, VIM. H. Blalock and 7. p.
Holland; also, Harry 0. Bowden,
ThOs. Z. Hitchcock and VIM. H.
Cummings, transient members, and
R. r. Catron and VIM. Spickernagle,
honorary members. The dead mem
bers of families were the mother, wife
and son of w. S. Brooks, daughters
Of H. NJ. Crowell, II. j. McGrann,
and two Of Major w. G. Stephenson #;
ION Of Edward Schiller and Joseph
Crabb, and child of George Bird. The
members who were sick but recovered
numbered twenty, and thirty-one
members of families also recovered.
The various accounts of the Union
are open to the inspection of every
member. The report was delayed
owing the impossibility of closing the
accounts at an earlier date.
The committee, of which Mr.. w. G.
Taylor is chairman and Henry Noodle
secretary, express their earnestthanks
to the various contributors and COM
pliment numerous persons who ex-
erted themselves among the sick and
suffering. They also point with pride
to their having accomplished the
greatest good out of the smallest
amount contributed to any society of
men in the city, considering the
number of their destitute, their sick
and their dead.
This report will be scanned with
solemn and sympathetic interest by
every printer in the country:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

TaI friends Of the suffering poor. both
ladies' and gentlemen, are cordially in
vi1ed 70 contribute, without further solic-
%iiation. 10 The DfNsKRs served by the
ladies Of Memphis at 3O2 Main street,
during the present week. Anything
cooked or uncouked, suitable for dinners,
will be most gratefully received. Articles
will be delivered, If notified, for persons
wishing " contribute and are unable 10
send them. We hereby. tender, on behalf
OF the Ladies Christian Association, sin
cere thsnks 10 the friends who have 30
nobly aided and %palronized their efforts to
relieve the poor and unfortunate.
Mas. j. G. JOHEsoS, Prest L.C.A.
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Hebrew Legislators.

Hebrew Leader
Recently we spoke of Senator Jonas.
Of Louisiana, the Jewish lawyer Of
New Orleans, who took his seat as
United States senator on Tuesday of
this week. 1t must not be forgotten
that Boston and New York each send
a congressman to the house of repre-
sentatives-Messrs Morse and Eidiitz.
This is a just tribute to the large,
intelligent and wealthy Jewish popu-
lation of the two cities, as well as TO
the admirable qualifications of both
the gentlemen thus honored. These
popular representatives of the people
will leave congress with the same
nnblemished reputation they enter it.
The Jewish law-maker is always true
to his constituents and his duty.
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stephens Onininn-

A Washington dispatch to the Gin.
%cinnati Commercial says Alexander
IL. Stephens remarked to-day Chat he
was ashamed of the Forty fifth con-
gress. When we met, said he, Il
was widely heralded that we would
find relief for the people, but instead
Of that we have been a burden, and
the Forty-ifth congress adiourns in
deeper disgrace than any congress in
the history Of our government.
Mr.. Stephens says.he hopes for bet
ter things from the next congress. and
is not prepared to believe that matters
can be worse
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A subject Mast Ignored.

What a fine picture for the pencil
of the caricaturist Hayes offered at
his late great state dinner 1t was
intended to be the most notable social
event of the season for its magnif-
cence and splendor. The foreign min
listers and their attaches were expected
to appear in full dress so also were
the officers of the army and navy of
the United States. The beauty and
ar%istocracy Of Washington were to
grace the occasion. The Z" spread .
was to be unriyaled in its yiands. The
whole arrangement was intended to
surpass all previous occasions of the
kind in brilliancy and attractiveness.
At first it was intended to have few, if
indeed any, reporters for the press
present. Afterward it was concluded
to issue tickets to that class, and some
one hundred and fifty were sent out.
When they appeared at the White
House dressed for the occasion, and
with their mental appetites sharpened
to enjoy the scene, they were given
TO understand that they must
occupy the vestibule, and could
not be permitted to enter the
East and other rooms, there to
minglo with the gay and aristocratic
crowd Of foreign and home dignitaries,
and the beauty and a~ristocracy that
lent attractiveness and splendor to the
scene. They must occupy tho vesti-
bule, where they might, when a door
vas opened, get a sight of the inside
rooms where the fashionables were.
and where, if not afflicted with bad
colds in the head, might sniff the
aroma Of the cuisine as it crept through
the cracks of the doors. Need the
caricaturist have wanted a better sub
ject than those forlorn looking press
reporters in the White House yesti-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

IN the LEDoER JOB Office can DO found
competent skillml aud tasteful printers,
who can give entire s~al.faciion IN the
display Of any job printing. i2st
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.


DEsIDENCE al Carroll avenue. ApBly Al
IL No. 1879. II
N Planters Insurance Building, double and
4 single offices, suitable for LAWYERS OF physi-
clans and doable and s:n=!e bed -asms. AN
well lighted and ventilated, and al modern
convenienees. Apply az Office Of Planters In
suranee Company. q Madison It. I-a6
BLACKS NTH shop. Good location. Ad-
ID dress Mrs. T.. j.. ESTES. COllierrills. %
DESIDENCB on Union street, S rooms. on
III Carroll avenue, 7 rOoms; suburban resi-
denee and 8 acres. MINOR MERIWETHER.
25 Second street. TI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

DON'r forget the elegsni dianers served
by the ladies 1t 5O2 Main street. Only Oc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

j. w. ALLEY, the coal and wood dealer,
at 1906 Main street, go Second street and
1853 Beal street, y selling wood at four 60,
per cord delivered. Ia
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Cigars and Tobacco,
J. t. SHARP, $40 Main. Is
Tyne for Sale,

A font of 500 pounds long primer, in
good condition, with all necessary " sorts f;
used about one year; suitable for a country
office. For sale cheap by immediate
application to this Office. S9-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

A young woman married an old
widower in T%annerville, Ga, and soon
fell in love with his son, who wos
about her own age. The matter WAS
fully discussed by the trio. and ali
agreed that it would be better for her
to become the wife of the son. The
transfer wa amicably made by means
Of a divorce. Since her the old man
has married his ex-wifo's mother. and
the %rearrangcd family is harmonious
and happy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

Clothing Cleaned ana Repaired.
'DeeFnDerg, IS Adams. ~
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1t has just been ascertained that
the Missouri river is navigable to
within twelve miles Of Helena, Mon
tana, fifty miles above Fort Benton.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

A. Z. FRANKLAND's auction house. 1876
Main street, Webster Block. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

staRer's Ladies' Restaurant,
No. 72O Main street. l4f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

Call and zee the Fifteenth
Amendment ai y. J. TuFnbuIl's,
28d Main NJ. l3t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

The heaviest verdict for personal
damages ever secured against a rail-
road is probably that for S35.5Oi
which Dir. Charles w. Hackett, Of
Maplewood, Mass, a rising Young
physician, has just been awarded.
against the Eastern railroad for dos.
troying his health and so cut Off his.
income for life, by an accident.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11
TEN CENTS Pc WE K.
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

tuesday Evening. MarsA II, 1879.
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BoARDINc.

DgOMs, furnished or unfurnished. with
IL board. Also day board, al 4l shelby
street. References required. -.
ELEGANf front and back room viii board
~ can be had a il Shelby street Also day
boarders wanted. lB
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TEA AND COFFEE.
AUCTION.

AUCTION.
IN SATURDAY, the 18th day of March
1912, AZ the Glass Place, two miles sonib
OF Memphis Twill sell the personal property
~ hlis. hosgtte y HiasS, consisting OF one
kitchen furniture, ETC., etc. "'
2-l2 !. B. MCFARLAND. Admir-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

ELorS shoe polish is superior to any
other in the world.
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lee Cream at Staaer's, seO Main

A FREsH lot Of cheap gas fixtures at
1911 BR0WSE's, 25S Second street
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DON'T

Joe. Gold Pens. soc.
Repointed and repaired at 5Oc each.
10 MANsFoRD, 29S Main St
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

TWO "a octave pianos, rery elegant case.
Il nearly new. and one Smith's American
large organ, for sale at great bargain Al Hoi-
lenDefg Music store. Int
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-11

used about one year; snitable for a country
Office. For sale CHEAP by immediate appii.
eationto this Office. III
OLDTfPB, better than Babbitt metal for
Office. gf
CI000 Of Bluf City Cotton Mills stock.
2lVUUa at Mechanics and Traders Bank,
NO. 9 Madison street. gf
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD tEo-seated buggy. cheap. Apply
"A at oT POPLAR STREET. f-is
A GOOD HACK, newly repaired in good
"A e0ndltlon. For sale cheap. Apply 70 10
McCULLEks, cor. Third and Monroe. l53ls
GR0CERY-C0rner Caussy and Pontotoe
VI streets, doing 4 good business.
1851 JAMES REILLY, Executor.
1.-TWO ~ octave pianos. very elersr. c,se
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Man with Ill his .ntinwnmcnts. Il
In many things ninsi foolish. Ii. viii
rive All that Ar hath FIJI his lif,. hai
H. reckless anil Indifferent ~ hi~
health. H. Will giarrlr i thief who
steals hiS purse. y,' will ially with "A
cough anil cold anil finally 81 into
consumption. WHEN such u SURE cure
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Cherry can ~ ea~ils obtained. II
performs rapid cures. gains friends
~ every trial. AMI Il valuable. III
bronchial aud lung Diseases, IL i II
safeguard Cor nil. ftom tho liable Ii
venerable NJ. and health Will hc r..
stored hy H. timely nsr. NJ family
that has usca II Will IL without Ii.
Sold by all Druggists, jan
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fnilsn Mr4p: dn mol nlwnya az.
prove II your politics, H. you know
Int 10 approve v'ry highly ~ your
continents n4,NlrrH~p,l I'm the article
81 "'fin DairyinH Interests IT ,hc
County" which noticed III ihr rtAiN
Denlcr III March 2ls'.
III TINT article yot stu,. the matter
very r!ninly. and every farmer III
Howard County should rsnd IL. For
iln Inst two years my attention hut
l,ern drawn particularly t. lair.
products. nm! anl satisfied tim, ILL
sonn'r farmers combine Oh tie
creamery system the puoncr they
vii! grt Il better price for their Int
'.r Es.ly day demonstrates til
fit TINT the market requires II ulhl
iiy II butter that eannst he supplied
uiller The old Asaiem II daitsliir.
The litass ~ consumers I'll The ,itlrs
ire becoming educated IL I'll. ,lsr If
now butter, made and forwarded
EVERY day by erenmerlrs In various
isarts II the country. md shipped In
refrigerator ears am. arriving ~ fresh
md sweet ~ II just out Of thr .ltrn.
And although vi ull know tlat "a,u'
folks make jnst I'm pnod lattfrr ~ anp
hDdU.' ihc fact remains TINT Il cren,n.
Try, with NIL the best appliance fnr
the work nni mn experienced person
IN charge. can anil does make butter
that brings In this market from IN 10
30 per cent. over good dairu butter.
| feel warm interest la Howard
county. twrnty.lhrce 81 the hest
years u my lirr were passed there.
and feel to-day lively rrgarl fof
tho agricultural Interests especially.
and know TINT II the farmers rnia
more attention TO the dairy and stock
TINT II would pay better ihan cxrlu
slve attention to rnisIng grain.
You ind Ieould III down md count
up tn. farmers who hnvr mndc the
most Roadway there; aud | Will Won.
turu tho assertion that IL majority Of
them Will be- those who have paid
most attention to lairying and stork.
A farmer who keeps dairy cnn
rai.c Just IN much small grain a. one
who docs not; md II, the winter h.
Will have something else to do tlnn
ride Into town 10 500 what " going
on."
There Ii still another reason why |
think thc creamery " TIE system. a
large trndc lns grown mp In "Olro.
margarine or, ~ they Gull II on llc
Old Continent, Catherine And
tl,nt article Il bound 10 crowd out
poor butter. It will bring now. III
thia market. more shnn Il poor grade
III butter. There III much prejudice
ngninst II, but there Ii no getting
around the fnet TINT there II IN cs.
tnl,llrhcd market for II, aud that 10.
day II II ~ article of commerce. nn,l
while II will never tuku the plncr of
.Hnn butter which always commands
fnIr price. II will b. preferred IL
poor butter.
A fcw men like \. Radforl. /. &.
Chamberlain. NJ. u. DuoIittle, l..
Avrrill. Thos Griffin. David rattcf.
1on. nl,d others could mention, could
10 ihai county great dcal III Hputl
by advocating ind pushing Tho
creamery system ~ huifyinR. AMI
articles In your l,nper like the OH.
alluded u nrc calculated to 10 good
Yours truly.
&. y. rntnDlis.
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Imm,alilin steps should IL taken
10 appoint delegates % ,hr Green.
hnrk convention 10 hr held ~ hes
Moinca. the 2sih ~ May. The con
sentlnn II NJ TIL. utmost importance
In many respects. and this county
should liz fully represented VIII
thu proper committee take .u'h
measures IN will Insure proper s.p.
res.ntnilun?
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Count. Anditnr ls-l Y. ser,fal mln-
~ pillees III ihe ,.sy tint Ii. heil. ,iis
rhnigtng tlNlr dates v it'll tare TIL, a.
its About lwe ssale since he rN.
changed l,I- llnre us II, Mum, for
furm properly Mni L. 10y, Kansas,
removing There aho,tt Tint ,linr. H.
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never full, recovered. TN thr 18th
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Ia kan-n-. and h. hull tnken hrr ~.
main. u Waterford. pa.. far inter.
mens. visiting few days Will, broth.
era anil friends M Warren. hr went
to Union CITY to visit Mr.. james
Stranahan, il brother in-lnw, whcr.
III. was taken suddenly worse, pus.
aing uscr thu iurhid river of Heath
IL IL silent shore. Anti thus ~ the
friends who a'nri together thu junin.
~ ~ life; four ~ tl,l- family. having
sonc hence la ih. past two yrars,
Two sleeping tAcir lat slrrp In w..
cemetery ~ cfrsen. The ,lres4l-rl
lnnve Il family of several children Ia
mourn IN urlhnnng~ indeed IL
their trrrihl aliilt'ttal oar Martnrst
synllaihir1 TO out ~ than.
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Original " Ofsrr.

&. Il Stn,i.haash. Plaintiff,
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Catherine SinmhuNh Defendant.
To IT, Defendant Above Named;
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on ILL Iii the uilser nf the tie nfthe lis
srici tanri In mi fnr the county st tlaw-
arl, State II Iowa, 4 petition ~ the uliln
till above nanea claiming divorce iron,
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aal t't' atil.ss snu appear ilere'a mi
leirl.A hrlarr MON Ut the srtuni dAN nj
the mrsi trem II III. satl Court, artaiate,l
To u hell Ii, III. ,'aur, .laise Ill sad enan.
t. commencing "a thp 18th das et
May. l~ssi. tatir lsfas.l VII u eatcsssl
and in,lgmen, rendered against Npu hrrc-
Oh Ii accordance With The prayer uf sall
petition
II q. MCCARTNEY.
.itt Attorney for Plaintiff.
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COLTS.

Having soil my COWS Will III. tItc
pasture for keeping colts thu com.
inI summer. PERSONS Wishing colt,
pastursa riii he accommodated All
ny dairy utnnsila nln FIR sale. al4p
choice ground feed, hay. POTATOES
md i YER. good grade Devon uill
Durham bull nlsu grass lnni III rent.
Money "a III. above property will he
giyen IN exchange Tor yaanF cat,ie.
~ II. u. UuOllIILE.
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Why VIII ipu

.tllow Il coll to advance In Your
system nnl THUS encourage more
il riun- la.,ia,lir. aarh n. Pneumonia.
iIcMoriltages anil Lung troubles
when ai immediate relief enn u. ~
readily attained nn@ehre's German
~yenp lns gained 'hr l,tfgre, sale In
tlr world for tile .t,rs ~ Coughs,
colds anal til .rNt,rrat Lung Discus.
.a. II i nr. Haahee'a famous tsrr.
man prescriptions. AMI u prepared
with thr grrHt.i .sifr. anu hu fear
nee, entertained In administering
il "a the Youngest child, ~ per Ill
rpstinns Thr sal II this fne.li,lnr
/. unprecedented Stnee tlfst Intro.
t'ne,'d Tier. has htem Il constant IN
pf,Msing demand. and without II
single report III 4 failure 20 10 Its
work III any ease. Ak your drug
rist ~ 10 lhr truth III these remarks.
Large size - cents. Try Il anti H.
convinced. "a cow
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W. Challenge tho World.

When ~ Hay ~ believe. We have owl
,lencc ~ prove TINT Shilo'S Consumption
Cure IL decidedly tkc htft Lung Medicine
made, In m much m II win cur. csn,mon
or Chronic Cough In onr half The iimc and
relieve Asthma. Bronchitis. Mhu.ring
Cough, Group. snl show mere eascs Ut Con-
sumption cured tlmn MI others II Will
cure whrrc tlry fail. II II pleasant ~ sakr,
harmless 10 the Youngest child and We
guarantee whit W ANY Price. 10 cts. "a
cts nna Si.0n II your Lungs nre snre.
Chest or lack lsmr ,se shilol's Porous
Plaster. Sald ny nf D. J. tlemmer. l6enw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-18

The crrseu cafne, Haul arr pnln,'
- Elss an nr"n mir ransstt In iln
Park every "Wednesday evening,
during the summer months Thr
I,iiy fathers should build mn~lr
stan,l far them, aal encourage ,hrn,
In thu rinise worthy nhieei. ~ 4,
Will husr n 't'AAnr, tn make tltinss
uf,llettf cheerful
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-18
Original .vOtire.

Original .S'OfiCe.
III District Court far Howard County, Iowa
= 4, Ellis. Plaintiff,
May Tenn, is7O
Lila Ellis. Defendant
To nefeh.san, Ahasc Named,
Nns are h.rshs nu,iirflshat April loth
Is.a, ,her. viii hr IN iilc in the uihee oithe
Clerk of the istrie, Gnnr lnana tnr the
county IL Howard. stn,e IL inwa. petit.
ton d, :. A, Ellis, plaintiff allowed named,
asking I'D tonrt 10 nnnul the marriage
cunt raet existing between rlif ani ynnr.
SELF anl Ia decree The same nnilnnd vcll,
And that unless gun appear thereto aud
defend hetul. nom III tn second aay IT
tho neNt term u tie stilt'uurt appointed
To BE- hell 1T tlir enArt llnnm III saitl
county. commencing N III ieth Ivy #
May 1919, Your a.ia,.i Will he entered
md d ,inlgiAeni rendered against you
thereon. III 4eeprslane. Will, lie prayer 81
said petition.
y. l.. SMITH.
si,l Atsy. for Plaintiff.
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Ma 4 4 tAn9tn


l,ers iaspfe MprtHhnntn isl#
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vler hntween k~unsnn's fnHntii i
anil ihe Webster Iinnsr barn. Iln
finder Will ~ suitably rewarded Vi,
leaving The enme ns TIL pffire.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-18

The season for spring showers has
rome. nnl Alto for ssaaenabe Flow.
rrs nnts ntli.r MILL .rr, goods. Il arE.
assortment of which may hr found
~ Coles Millinery establishment.
Alao ehiltilrn~ aiul ladies circulars
nni nlstsrs. YET. cheap for eash.
Come md SET the goods before hly.
Ing. 2tti