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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-31
Cincinnati Produce Market.

CINCINNATI, March 81. = Flour
quiet at A.5O@5.50. Wheat quiet at
sl@l.O6. Corn firm at 37le. Oats
steady at 2S932c. Pork quiet at $40
@lO.25. Bacon quiet at 4B@4.35@
400; hams lOc. Lard quiet, $50 bid
for steam, 7@7i for Kettle. Hogs
dull, range at 2.85 to 4.1O-receipts
1884 head. Whisky quiet at $1.01.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-31
ELECTION.

~ meeting Of the stockholders and voting
bendholders of the Memphis, Paducah and
Northern Railroad Company will be held at
the Company office in Paducah, McCraeken
county. Kentucky, on Monday, the 7th day
Of April, 1879, at II o'clock in the forenoon,
and on the same day and at the same place,
IL O clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the
afternoon for President and Vice President,
to be also Directors, and seven other Direc-
tors, to serve for the ensuing year
H. W. SMITHERS, Pres't.
Paducah, Ky, March 4, 1879. l4G96
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When you have a thing to do, do it /;
and when you have a cough to cure,
cure it, by using DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the safest and best made.
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The king of Burmah is about to
make war on England. The British
lion 8 tail has been stepped on 50 often
lately that the piece left isn't as big as
the tail of Jack rabbit
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MEETING.
Notice TO Stockholders.
BANK or COMMERCE,

BANK or COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, TEYN., March 6, 1879.
fINHE annual meeting of the stockholders of
i this Bank will be held al their bank;nS.
house on TUESDAY, the sth day Of April.
1873, between the hours Of 10 a. m. and 8 pm.
at which time an election will be held for FIVE
or more directors to serve the ensuing year.
BY order Of the board.
7-S2 r. A. PARKER, Cashier.
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evening, and he got up and went back
to his former position.


to his former position.
COLONEL BUFORD's APPEARANCE.
He ir very much changed in appear
ance since yesterday. His eyes are
red and sunken, and the accustomed
ruddy hue has left his face. | believe
the man is as sane as any one would
be under the circumstances, and do
not believe he cares the toss Of copper
what fate awaits him.
THE PROBABLE LINE OF DEFENSE.
The communication in the Wood
ford Clipper of to-day is thought to
indicate the probable line of defense.
and has attracted considerable atten-
ton, as its authorship is attributed to
a aphysician, and relative by marriage
of the defendant.
oTHE MILITARY.
At this hour 90 p.m.) there are
quite number of people still in the
streets, and the murder is still being
discussed in all its phases. The feel
ing against the assassin is as bitter as
ever, and it is not yet considered safe
to dismiss the military. Said a promi
nent citizen, Keep those soldiers
around the Jail every night for three
months, and remove them one night,
and Tom Buford will dangle from a
limb.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-31
B. AND /. ASSOCIATIONS,
SHELBY COUNTY

Building and Loan Association.
- OCULAR monthly meeting for payment
III Of dues and making loans TUESDAY,
April 1st, at pm. Office, Is Madison #.
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
W. j. MCDERMOTT, Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
NcaU RQaIrONd SiQNNlS.

The p. w. IL b. X. Co. have erected a
new system OF signals at the Elkton de-
pot, for the purpose of notifying the Off
GERS of passing trains Of the whereabouts
of trains ahead of them. The new ar
rangement consists of four slides, two
for north bound and the others for south
bound trains, attached to wires Connect
ing the signals With the building. They
are so arranged that the operator can
display tie signals without leaving his
office. There is a signal for each slide
a blue one and red one for north bound
trains, and the same for those bound
south. The red signal means "danger'
and is displayed five minutes after the
passage of train. Engineers and con-
ductors on seeing this signal are request
ed to stop. The blue signal means "cau-
tion," aud is displayed for ten minutes
after tire red one has been removed. BY
the blue signal train men understand
that the train ahead of them has passed
the station within fifteen minutes, and
act with due caution. These signals
will be placed at all the principal sta
tions along the line Of the road. The
signals at nights will be red and blue
lights.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

-
L TINGUISHING, CLEANING AND
REPAIRING THE LAMPS OF THE CITY
OF WILMINGTON AND FURNISHING
GAS AND OIL FOR THE SAME FOR
THE TERM OF THREE YEARS,
Sealed proposals Will be received in the
box in the City Council Chamber, in tho
City Hall until Thursday evening. be-
cember 4th. up to quarter TO O'Clock, for
Lighting, Extinguishing, Cleaning and
Repairing the lamps of the City OF vii.
mington, and furnishing gas, oil and ali
other materials for the same Tor the term
of three years, commencing January lSt
1880. The lamps to be lighted and exiin- :
guished every night in the year. The
time for lighting and extinguishing 10 be
furnished by the Chai man OF the Lamp
Committee. Each lantern To he taken or
at least once In two weeks. The sontrac. =.
tor to furnish all matches Tor lighting and
materials for washing the lamps.
Payments will be made monthly with
OF moths pay retained by the city fur
the faithful periormanceaf The contract.
and the work inu b. done to the satIs,
faction OF the Committee.
Pro osals wi bn IT C etved for the whole
city or single districts.
All pr p0sals must be accompanied with
bond II the sum OF SlU0 with 90 I'd and
sufficient sureties, conditioned that a con.
| tract wi ! be made If proposals acoepted.
and that such other security will be xiven
as the committee may require.
The bl n = proposals with the accom-.
panying lolni oi IA Dond, ctn be mad al ths
ofhoe OF the Clerk of u y Council free O
| charge.
| The Committee reserve the riph, to re,sc
any or all bids. PETER b. HUES ED.
nov2i-tdec4. Chairman lamp Com
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Cunning and DttcEs.

The sudden charge in the weather the
past few days, which brought the ther-
mometer down to real fleeing, has
b enquite beneficial to guuners, and
pri,c c4 advanced somewhat. Monday
va. not considered g cd day and com
parativrly few ducks were killed. We'd
nesday the tide was low and the flats
were nearly bare, but a great many can
vasbacks were killed. The market is
now pretty we'll supplied. Canvasbacks
are retailing at $3.50. redheads at $1.25,
and blackheads at so C, nts per pair
Harre ReDujlican.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
ue.xy storms !

.., co,n,s hom all parts OF the
.I,be general prevalence OF Sc
an. and cold weather. We'll,
|.uv long us you can find boots'
[s.,ers, guoOers, Arctics, Alaskas
r.,,,nlu, else to keep the feet dry
Iyas The Boston one Price Boot
\, House, No. ~ Market street.
N. , large assortment OF warm
4, l,,les. gents, misses and chill
|sa,sood supply Of mems Beaver
Isur low figures. We have also
,lnd the celebrated Burts Fine
n hides. for which we are sole
1 LILY, Bracket 4 Co.'S fine goods
,l,p,n A fine line Of slippers Tor
y utsn,s.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
I. Rev J. 4. Rankin, ID. ID.

l., ah. ~, the Rev. j. +. Rankin,
LawahIngton, ID. c., certified as
4; q have known Of several per
|brnrled themselves as greatly
HI and some Of them as perma-
|, ard Of diseases OF the kidneys
Itrry organs by the medicine pre-.
Craig, Of Charlotte, y. Y.
/. tnovn, too, Of its use In similar
jHpAydclans Of the highest charac
\ sanding. | do not doubt tnnt II
xynae." ina previous commu.
5n 10 the Congregatlonalist, DIR.
10 rNred at length to the benefi-
m,nsnt oi case In his own family
l,od Brghts Disease by six physi-
slth the Safe Kidney and Liver
nd aid; "rhis treatment l want,
lisrst Of humanity, TO describe
snutnd.' novl9-2w
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

Governor Garcelon, of Maine, has
evid, hily been reading up very carefully
the action of tho Florida Returning
BoalI In 1876, when it defied the deci-
sion and mandate of the Supreme Court
to consummate Republican. He is re
norted at last advices az off to Portland
to consult with = legal friend as to the
extent of b right to resist the order OF
couIt.
Its manufacturers are celebrated, and
in the matter Of ship-building alone 1t Is
reIativ vely the most important point on
the seabord south of Philadelphia. The
branch of industry has, however, been
greatly crippled by the knavish leglsla-
tion of the Republican party which has
we'll nigh put a stop to shipbuilding In
this country.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

The Duke OF Norfolk premier Duke
Of England, gave recently an "At home,"
at his residence in st. James square,
London. to meet three illustrious guests
Cardinal Howard, and CARDINAL Newman.
At no previous period in English history
did three Englishmen occupy simultane-
ously places in the Sacred College. Card
iDal Howard, the near kinsmxn Of the
Duke OF Norfolk, represents the old ira
dilions which unite the Roman Catholic
Church with the princey houses Of
Europe.
The Prescott (Arl.) Miner explains its
absence OF telegraphic news:-"Tho one
legged telegraph line belonging TO
Uncle Sam, and located on the other
side of the great Colorado over the sand
deserts of California, is quite indisposed,
SO much so that its physicians have
ordered that no conversation be carried
on with friends, therefore we are with
out telegrapbic news"
IT seems that some S21, 900, 900 of the
called bonds are still outstanding, Of
which the national banks own $7,O0O,-
900, on which they prefer to lose the in
terest rather than replace them by 4 per
cents at the present premium. An un-
expected increase in the receipts, both
from the internal revenue and from the
customs, now makes it rracllcally GER
tain that Secretary of the Treasury will
make further purcha es for the sinking
fund within the next fortnight.
A colossal monument to Beethoven,
upon which high praises are lavished,
is soon to be added to the ornaments Of
Vienna. 1t will consist of q group of
thirteen figures, in the centre of which
stands the composer. The material 10
bronze, and after three years of labor
the last figure has just been cast.
In August last General Grant present
ed valuable drop-curtain to the mana
ger Of the principal theatre in Toxic.
and the manager now sends in return
a splendid set of harness, ornamen:ed
with gold and lacquered.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Miss Emma ThursLy at Home.

Among the passengers who arrived III
New York yesterday on the steamship
Baltic was Miss Emma Thursby, th-
ce 10 ebrated soprano, who, after an ab-
sence of eighteen months, returns from
Europe to her native land, covered with
laureis not easily won abroad by for
eigner, especially by an American, and
for that reason the mole precious. Ow-
ing to the severe storm that has prevail
ed on the coast the Baltic did not ar
rive at her dock until after dark. Many
personal friends of Miss Thursby, how
ever, were in waiting to bid her well
come home, and 1t was not without con
siderable persuasion that they permit
ted Mr.. Maurice ak0sch, her mana
ger, to carry out his prearr anged pur-
nose TO convey her to at least temper
ary home at the Everett House.-Herdid
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
SECOND EDITION
The Norma Socials Reception.

1HG NOTJHU iSOCtttt 4aCCCDtsVss'
The first reception OF the Norma Social
club, last night, at Webster's Dancing
Academy, was an entire success IN every
particular. Early in the evening the
scene at the room was an animated one,
caused by the arrival of the guests for
the night, and long before the graud
march took place the room wa, filed by
lady spectators, who, judging from their
looks, were very much interested in
the success of the clubs first reoep-
tion.
The merry dancers did not arrive un-
Til later in the evening, and when shortly
before 10 o'clock, TIE signal was given
for the orchestra to begin the music of
the grand march, and as the dances filed
into the room, the scene was very
pretty one. The march was led by
master of ceremonies, L. T.. Sawdon,
was dressed in handsome cardinal silk.
They were followed by s'xty-th,ee other
couples, and after all had gotten into
the room, the march was commenced In
earnest. The march is the prettiest that
has ever been seen in the room, and be-
fore it ended the master of ceremonies
had SO guided it the letters an. s. c."
had been formed.
After the march had ended dancing
commenced in earnest, and was con-
tinued until near daylight, with the ex-
ception of two in.errnissions when re-
freshments were served. The dressing
Of some of the ladies was particularly
fine, but it would be out Of place to
mention few if not all. The rec'p
tion was success in every point, and
the young men who compose the club
may wed congr atulate themselves upon
their first effort in giving a ball.
There is one cause of complaint,
however, which occurs at all balls, and
that is the practice Of ladies who 60 as
spectators, and after the march, 60 on
the floor and dance with their hats and
coats on. This pl actice should be stop
ped by those having charge, as it is un-
just to the ladies who dress particularly
for the ball. Each lady on the march
last night was presented with a very
pretty prog anime. Just before the
break of day the dancers left for their
homes, with the expressed hope that
they would be present at the Norma's
second.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Found ON the Pavement.

Yesterday officer Chambers, while
walking in the visinity OF Front and
Orange streets found a dilapidated speci'
men of humanity In the person OF Ellen
Rankin. Ellen was drunk, and had
taken the soft side of the pavement land
laid down to rest her weary limbs, made
weary by an overdose of wbskey. The
officer took compassion on the woman
and gave her q warm place in the city
cells. This morning she was before HIS
Honor, the Mayor, who required her to
pay 10 cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
4 hckgudrd's .fbuse.
(Ahltimore Gazette.

Ahltimore Gazette.
ElCTsat aud stupid blackguard,
1&iHtden ally with the Chicago
Wan, in studied effort TO write
sAlOr Bayard, and crush the po-
ThIlty out OF him, makes this
" snselesS attack upon the town
tAefrsile
UllAseling for the first tine
snlIroad from Philadelphia to
sol can fail to notice the rick
,Sf-down aspect of a little, old
'ss train s'ops just over the
nv llne' 1t is the first glimpse
MAeFn man, on his way to the
alches Of the unthrift and shift
a'hlch were bred Of slavery.
@'nls Wilmington, the home of
tD''ardi and the town and the
va Their decayed suggestions Of
'al are admirably fitted to each
-'lcolsn IS Of this paragraph
taual to the ignorance which
W. Here is a Yankee snob,
%'0ly dr'iled from New Eng
VuCAsD In search of something
aailg up his educated nose al
ad Wilmington because IL does
70 rln railway trains through
s,saalli'Il !, squares. Wilmington
sNne Of the conservatism which
,.s Lhlern cit es which received
alg ,'sl 4 nom the English. Phila.
n W. BALTIMORE both exhibit In
NJ sV'lOas the peculiar architec.
r.ao ol Their old-world found
a'l ol W lmington, Delaware
tm,n4 uiTliiy place.
sms V buildings Of Wilmington
f,,,stn handsome aud the place |,
,rm".,al,u anu rttinement. AS a towI
knin OIr ~, ,'hElfl AMI enterprise thar
Isiil llno's which Senator Jobr
Rya, a0'eu with his residence To-
sd.DSI,ug fool of the Inter ocear
hi drs Sin mat the view of bacl
M ,s'.,' r stables which one Re ets, a.
A,n',Hun,s around the edge of ,
kk,Ssn'I99 70 base an opinion. Wha
s,ss ,sS'ashl y of The traveller VIII,
Mrs ,1 up MS opinion of Chicag,
b II t'a nrough one of it's drear,
Nty ""'le shanlies and boar,
s,S, ts1hml admitted, however, tha
hisorn,Ip,oo,a at Wilmington is NO
a,aaaer,, aa,e'iirnts ,i OF the times, bu
sR. a a., ~, oi the prosperous p. W
sae !" ~ hl Iot choose to provide
Of Wila'ne Wa'ne should attach to tn
s,sk%'s,hl ,hlmlngton. 1t was thu,
esM bia a gave the scribbler of tn
Nh and A. ,,,i.st iiIst realization of th
''aSefy." '"esS winch wer
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
For tie Ncrt Contention.

A number Of Democrats in this city
are about organizing an assocat Oh hay
ing for its object large attendance from
Wilmington at the next National Demo
cratic Convention. They will inaugu-
rate system of monthly or weekly pay
ments, and use the aggregate in the pur-
chase of tickets to AMI from the place
where the convention will be held. If a
large number should enter the associa-
ton, lhe railroad tickets could doub less
be purchased at reduced rates.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
rat. struggle for the poli"-

Ian rat. struggle for the po,'''-
Fuf F.'1n Of indiana in 1851 ba'
F'' It Is charged lha large
~ Republican negroes are D.
in tie State and The Ds'n-
',.,,su to Offset the movement
.''' over 10000 White Kentuckl-
mi utlng them around ~
|',..sr and artisans. A Dei'er
|'.,a b. for the Democra ic Leg
|%I, win, to annex tie entire
Ina Of Ksntueky until alter the
|S.%l, ,,ec, on. Amlcable a range
[.is, be made to borrow at least
!, nnulles.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
BuUi7l0 His OaUn ADD[es.

street market of this city in which q
well known druggist bought aud paid
for apples really owned by himself. He
noticed some remarkably fue looking
apples to which his attention was At
tracted by the fact that they resem Dled
a rare variety grown on farm owned by
him in this county, and purchased half
peck. A few days afterwards he learned
I, ON his tenant that the apples on his
farm had all been stolen, and that the
man from whom he had purchased the
half peck was one OF the dspredators.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
The Other CUrd.

mailed for journey around the world,
by Nj. Ii. g. Hum, of Eikton, on July
18th last, reached Eikton Oh Monday
last, 18th inst, after a journey of one
hundred and twenty-five days. This
card made the circuit in westerly di,
reeIion, and the other, which started
east, completed the journey in one hun
drel aud thirteen days.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
PPpSOnQZ,

Mr.. Charles Ford son of John T. Ford,
the well known theatrical manager,
stopped over in this city last evening on
Ills way to New York, where he goes to
make arrangements for the appearance
of Gilbert & Sullivan, the authors of ii.
NJ. S. Pinafore. lie has not changed in
appearance since he visited this city In
1872
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
General Grant Ess0G0es f'as.
sage for Cuba and MectCO.

New YORK, Nov. 21.-General Grant
has engaged passage, through Drexel,
Morgan d Co., in the new steamship
City OF Alexandria, which sails for Gu
pa aud Mexico on the 9th of December.
The two bridal apartments In the weasel
have been reserved for his use and for
those who are to accompany him. This
trip is said to be in accord with long
desire General Grant has had to visit
some Of the scenes of his Mexican cam
paign. He has expressed delight with
the climate of Mexico. particularly in
winter. How long he is to be gone and
the exact places he will visit are not
known to his friends here, otherwise
than that the trip will consume almost
II not quite all OF the winter. N.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
important 20 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup is tne
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their CHILDREN. II corrects acidity OF the
stOmach, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comlo
10 mother and child. During the process
of teething It's value is incalculable II
softens ihe gums, reduces Inflammation
and aIlays ali pain, thereby giving rest TO
rwen;y-tve cents q bottle. marlb-iyeod
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Sunday Papers IO-MOrrOsV.

The Sunday papers are now as eagerly
sought for as the week day ones, in fact
it would appear that they are more in
demand. Most of them appear in
double, triple and quadrnple sheets on
Sunday. Call in the morning at Seventh
and Market streets, and secure copy Of
cne of these popular Sunday Journals, or
leave your order tonight and have It
sent to your residence in the morning.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Died at the BiacE Horse.

David McConaughey, owner of the
iron mines at Iron Hill, near Newark,
died on Thursday afternoon, at the
Black Horse hotel, this city, where he
had b. en- boarding several weeks. He
was about tifty-six years old and was
in comfortable circumstances. He will
be buried tomorrow afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
H. ,brief Locals.

I'M ~ "iSs "iSe gssy s9r,Slls VIII soon be here.
NJ sps s'sninr'' at the Opera
[Essiy evehpIPpsya evehpPsars r at the Opera House
(% hight, Wy ny the Norma soc,a,
Nhn,. ' = Success in every
s:''' is now bringing a ..nt.
tI,.' %A''' of ,,na,y. n., com .
Esss last ss Normandy" was wei,
SS1SSSe1day aflsrnn sf%hn Wood win take
NJ Gaspot. "seu around thep w
sasss saass;s s.sa M Sqndsys
S-adrunko koe1ore re, the Mayor Sssnihg; thg,:
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

Married and yet unhappy. How many
a home has been robbed of sunshine and
happiness and rendered sad and desolate
by the loss of some dear and petted child
This is a dangerous season for childron,
aud parents should keep DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup handy. Price 20 cents a
bottle.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
DplDlOYiSh

The old buildings of the p. w. & B. r.
R., at the corner OF Front aud Walnut
streets, and Ia. fence along Front, be-
tween Walnut aud Poplar streets, have
been demolished. When the debris is
cleared away, the place will present
much improved appearance.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
Drlye1l ashore,

On Thursday afternoon, during the
high wind, sloop dragged her anchor
and was driven ashore on the western
side of Chester Island, in the Delaware
river. She was not much damaged.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
NesC Boiler Shop.

The work Oh the new boiler shop Of
the Harlan & Hollipgsworth Company
is almost completed, and the woodwork
is now being painted. The building
will soon be ready for occupancy.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
SDcciul SerUicc.

A special Thanksgiving service, will
the celedl alton of tie Holy Communion,
will be held in Trinity Chapel, ol
Thanksgiving day. Services at l0sC
o'clock,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
I.-n AAI "

.r,,pp,nY FOR SALE.
IN on viii sell. ~ private
~. .uc,,on room, No. tos Market
I ".,r No ary of the late William
L.uU,y. which can now be ssen NJ
km place.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
LiherflL LRGNul.

Tomorrow morning, at the room ol
the League, 219 King street, at 1880
o'clock, will be discussed: "What are
the causes of Infidelit,~ Public i'll
yited
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

3PoUNDs mince meat 25 cents, 4 pounds
apple butter, 25 cents 2pounds seedless
raisins, % cents; pounds figs, % cents, at
L. NJ. Wier's, 1903 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
! gaily Sasstts.

n miners na,e to do is to
b@s',I,', n, ,nc U. 5. Min's and
bhso''f ~, ~ for standard dollars
r. t,,a j. n'' made this privilege |.
ss"n,. y, ,,.. r,r for HI. mining illsnd. id.
~ asa Nv the passage Of the act
|bscu''nu w. silver miners Of The
|trdVed 'H'
..,lege.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

NEW YORK plums, SOC. pound; seed
less cherris, 25c. II pound, just the thing for
Thanksgiving pies, at T. NJ. Wier's, 1909
Market street. St.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

THE incest present You can give your
girl is box Bradbury S Ginger Cracknalrs
% cents box, at T. NJ. Wier's. 1903 Market
street. 8t.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22
ODen for TTOVeS.

The NJ W iron bridge over the Christi
ana a Newport, is completed, and is
now open for travel. See advertise meht
in another column.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

WHITEsr SUGAR in the city for the price.
The best l6c. coffee can be found at T. M
Wier's 1903 Market street. 3t.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

IL CENTS dozen for washing crystle,
Large cake toilet soap, s cents, at 7. NJ
Wier's, 1919 M arket street. 81.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-22

FINE mixtures % cents pound, but they
can't come up to Bradbury Ginger Crack
nails, &c. box at T. M. Wier's, 1909 Mar
ket street. st.