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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

The LEDGER of Saturday will be
devoted largely to the manufacturing
interests Of Memphis. The principal
establishments and some other leading
enterprises will be described, and we
can assure our readers that the
effort will make a good show
ing for the city. We are pre-
pared to show. that manufacturing
is a profitable business here and that
this is growing to be something more
than mere cotton and grocery mar
ket. A very large edition of the paper
will be issued that day as extra orders
have already been received. We can
take as many as come up to noon
Saturday and would not object to a
few business cards.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
Huge Rone of a NIasfodon.

Nashville American, lst.
The os humerus of mastodon was
found in Big Harpeth river, on the
farm Of +. D. Hicks, in this county,
on Sunday last. This bone is over
thirty inches in length, and twenty
inches in circumference in the small
est place, and weighs sixty-fve
pounds. 1t will be placed by Mr..
Hicks in the museum of the Tennes-
see Historical Society. The finding
of this immense bone created great
deal of talk in the neighborhood, and
many went to see it.
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DIED.

TAYL0R-At her residence, No. So Fifth
street, Chelsea, Mrs. LIZZIE S. TAYLOR.
Funeral services at residence this CTHURS-
DAY) afternoon at O'Clock. Burial at Elm
wood Cemetery.
CREWS-At Benefits Landing, Miss,
July 2, 1879, DR.. ]. H. CREws, aged q years.
His funeral will take place this THURS.
DAY. afternoon at o'clock from Hoist 4
Co.'S. Services by Rev. W. C. Gray at Elm
wood. Hacks at Holst's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

CONSIDERABLE complaint is made
that General Peter Tracy has inclosed
the seats on the bluff and erected such
a high fence or parapet that people
cannot see over it even from the
building in Front row. 1t is asserted
that the merchants put up the money
to pay for the fireworks and erect the
seats and that it was advertised as a
free show, and everybody invited to
come. Gen. Tracy, on the other hand
states that subscriptions were not
sufficient to give an exhibition, and
that he never advertised it as a free
show in any of the bills sent out in
the country, We are further informed
that those who subscribe get all the
tickets they call for, but that the
amount subscribed on Front row,
from Madison to Union, was very
small. There seems to be an impress
sion that the merchants or somebody
we're to pay for the exhibition, and
that everybody could see it free
Times are hard, and the merchants
have been called on for subscriptions
for sanitary purposes and other mat
ters so often that it is no wonder the!
contribute lightly to the fireworks
We regret that all the people canno
see the whole business for nothing, bu
it takes money and work to run Tracy
fireworks, even in this world, and ther
was no other way to raise it but {,
charge something at the gate. TIL
Misunderstanding is unfortunate, bu
we hope it will vanish in the smoke o
the sky.rockets. 1t is said that ever
time Tracy takes lemonade, he goe
around and orders on another tier o
fence, sixteen feet high. He seems t
have the tower of Babel In his mind
and will no doubt roof the whole con
Germ in to cut Off the view Of any VIII
may 60 up in a balloon to see the show
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
All for Liquor.

CINCINNATI, July 3. = Revenue
officers arrived in Lexington, KY.
yesterday with nine prisoners, four
white and FIVE colored, captured in
Mercer county They were charged
with stealing liquor from the distil-
lery of ID. S. Msore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

EVERYBODY will take a hand or be
influenced by the Fourth of July. The
banks will be closed, the postoficc
will only be kept open until 10 clock,
the LEDGER viii not be issued, there
will be a big crowd in town, and yet
business will be almost suspended.
There will be various attractions to
suit all classes, among others Gen.
Tracy's fireworks on the bluffs, which
will be quite feature.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

A wELL-DRAwN paper urgently re-
questing Rev. W. E. Boggs to remain
at his present post of duty is in circu-
latiOn and is already signed by large
number Of influential citizens. The
list includes many who are not mem
bers Of his church or congregation,
but who nevertheless recognize the
worth and work of the man in this
community. We hope he will sec
that it is his duty to remain here.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
ATerribIe Accident.

SCRANTON, July 3.-A ladel of
molten steel upsetting in a mill here
burned James Hurley and Henry
Long. The former is dead and the
latter dying.
Jno. Humphreys, foreman ofCornell
& Co. S mines, was crushed to death.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
Two Sisters Jump From a Train.

NEwBURG, July 3,--Mrs. Henry
Lavoe and sister jumped from train
at Turner's to-day. The former-a
bride-was instantly killed, and the
latter, aged seventeen, seriously in.
iured
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
Louisiana COnsoIs.

New YORK, July 3.-The officers
of the Bank of New York have tel
egram from New Orleans, stating that
the auditor is paying to holders Of
Louisiana consols one and half per
cent. of the interest due July 1st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

To all who are suffering fromths errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., l win
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to REV. JOsEPH T.
ISMAN, Station D, New York City.
and -O-www-1Em
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

WASHINGTON, July 3.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley southeast,
veering to westerly winds, higher, fol-
lowed by lower temperature, partly
cloudy weather and possibly occasion
al light rains with stationary pres
ct1ra
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03
THE Nashville American, Of

THE Nashville American, Of the
1st, says
III but three months since the legisla-
ture adjourned, and yet the miserable pit
lance Of $500, appropriated to keeping the
capitol and grounds in proper order, has
nearly all been expended in absolutely
necessary repairs. Setting apart snch a
sum for the care OF property worth ST.
25O,0O0, was a wonderful piece OF econ
Omy. r..
Yes, but it is in keeping with much
Of the legislative craftsmanship of the
day. Members of the Forty-frst
general assembly went home, rejoicing
that they had relieved the people
Of great burdens by such grand
measures as this, which simply
ties the hands Of the superintendent
of the capitol, and leaves these beau
tiful grounds, improved 1t an expense
of thirty thousand dollars in the last
few years, to grow up in rank weeds
and grass OF a piece with this wa'
an omission to allow the commissioner
of agriculture, statistics and mines
few hundred dollars for travelling
expenses. Such policy Sis os
tensibly in the interest o
the people, when really it affords n,
relief ghateyer, but cripples the en-
erqies of tho State and the depart
ments of the government. The peopl
pre- not SO niggardly ana parsimOniou
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COAL
LEGAL.
Trustees sale.

P1 virtue Of deed of trust made to me on
ID the Sd day Of February, 1875, and record
county, Tenn, for the purpose Of paying the
balance Of the Indebtedness secured therein,
will offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the southwest
corner of Main and Monroe streets, in the
Taxing District of Shelby county, State of
Tennessee, on
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TronbIe YVith Convicts.

CONCORD, MASS, July 3.-Thirty-
five convicts refusing to work in the
hot shops have been placed in solitary
confinement until they surrender.
There was a fire in the hot shop this
morning, but it was soon put out.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

OswEGo, July 3.-General Sher.
man inspected the works at Fort On.
tario to-day. He starts this evening
for New York,
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SUMNER RESOR rs.
A Delightful Summer Resort
Board, sI0 per Month.

THE proprietor of Branner Institute. At
Messy Creek, East Tennessee, ON
the. East Tennessee, virginia and Georgia
railroad, Is miles east Of Knoxville, has con
sented to open the buildings during the
heated term, putting board ut the low rate
of SIG per month.
The buildings and grounds are handsome
and .commodiOus, situated on an eminence
overlooking the village and surrounding
country; rooms large and well ventilated;
several acres inclosed, interseeted with walks
and ornamented with shade and fruit trees.
For beauty Of situation and healthfulness Of
location, cannot be surpassed. The noun
tains north and south loom up in the distance,
presenting scene worthy of the highest arts
OF the painter. Good roads, splendid drives
Many attractions, both natural and artificial.
Pure limestone and cistern water. The
chapel, SO feet long, is at the disposal Of
guests. Fare as good as the country affords.
One-fouIth of mile from the depot and tele-
graph office. Drug store and good physicians
in the village. Will be opened 3Oth of June.
For particulars address
99-l2 g. w. McETVEEN
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Ileath.

STATION, N. Y, July 3.-Rev. Dr.
Jay S. Backus, the former secretary
of the American Baptist Home Mis-.
sion Society, died here to-day, aged
seventy wears.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

Jefferson said We seldom repent
Of having eaten teo little" He never
went out to fish all day without taking
breakfast before starting.
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THE FAREwELLs.

Miss Emily Page Schaumberg, the
famous Philadelphia belle, is fairly
dividing the honors with the lovely
Isle Of Wight lady, Mrs. Langtry, in
london society at present.
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WARM SPRINGS,
MADISON COUNTY.
WESTERN NORTH cAROLIMA.
Health and Pleasure Resort

VI ana cold water, unsurpassed mountain
IL climate, unequaied scenery. and mag
nlneont hotel accommodations for eight hun
dred guests. Hot baths, in conjunction with
climatic influences, almost specific for rheu-
mausm, neuralgia, nervous and cOnstitu-
uonai diseases, diseases Of the skin, kldneys
and bladder, and malarial disorders.
nA Send for descriptive circular.
DK. VIM. III. HOWEnTON, PrOp'r.
S0.l05
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

CHICAGO, July 3.-Wheat more
active, frmer and higherat at 98lc cash
Corn 32sc. Barley nominal. Pork
quiet, $9.994. Whisky, $1.05. Hog
receipts, $1,000; dull; cOmmoA tC
choice light, 375@385c heavy ship.
ping, 3.7O@3.8Oe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

TOMORROW being the Fourth Of
July, a national holiday, no paper will
be issued from this Office.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. July 3.-Flour and
wheat a shade easier. Whisky active
and higher. S1.04. Pork nominal.
Lard dull, &c. Bulk meats and ba-
con steady and unchanged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-03

ST.. LOUIS, July 3. - Flour un-
changed. Wheat higher; No. 2 red,
93t@93lc cash. Corn higher, 34@
344c, cash. Oats lower at 29gc cash.
Rye lower at 47c. Whisky steady at
S1.4. Pork quiet jobbing at 5000
@l0.2. Dry salt meats frmer.
Bacon frmer; clear ribs, 5.5O@6.00c;
clear, 580c. Lard dull, 6.10.
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Latest Market Reports.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 3.-MOney 31@
4lc. Sterling S6@S73c. Bar silver
here 1l3ic. Subsidiary silver coin,
cole discount. Governments firm.
Railroad securities are quiet State
bonds dull. Stocks dull and weak.
, 1879-04-16
fI'ALSIAGE.


Tho rev. Crosby Figures Froln1uentay In tho
Investigation.
Sosetai Dispaieh ia The TrttaEs.
NEW YoRK, April 15.-'rhe Rev. Charles
Wood a ucmbrr Of the prchhytery which ID
trying DR.. Talu,agc, poured yoltoy to-day
intn the Rev. Mr. Crosby, chief counsel for
TIC prosecution. Mr.. Wood, who had l!lc iinht
OF tattng notes OF striking rtsuarks made
to ht.n, tcstlffrtl: "[ hail a conversation.
With the Ruy. Air. Crosby at,out Dr. 'ralmaEe
last August Oh a Hudson River railroad train.
Mr.. Crosby said Dr. l'aiuase was o disgrace to
TIC ministry, aud either Was rs he believed him
to be, q liar or q scoundrcl. lie rxAibltcd
about thu same temper he las exhibited on this
trial"
Cross.c1amlned by Mr.. Crosby: "lou are
sure used the words 'l!ar' nirl 'stounirci ~
''As can be ahout anysh!"g, a'nl you used
similar language about 0tlcr psoDlc."
"Nlat otl.es }&ni1c!"
Hlllc Elders Of ttic First Presbyterian Church.
You said you would not hc)icYe them Under
oath. mi, under oatll here, Antt know per.
Irst'y what mn talkin. about, a,"l kuow yoss
tiscd tho exact worls hnvu given. re1nUn'
trntel with you, but had hnrd work to stop
YOU, | remarked, You are Very raah atltl
ccnaortols man,"
SIR. Crosby failed to ret any consolatthn tr0tn
Ills cross.e1a.lltning, Nj. Wood admitting tllat
no lad reported Ms. Croshy's rash remarks, and
TINT ho took note. of these remarks With giLW
TO tellln. Df. Ian,aEa uf ttem.
Tn!mage's leaving the Christian al Nork wns
slunrc; that due notice was given the pr0pri
ctur, uni that ilAlfock lad never bccn nskel to
print rival paper
Whle Discussing, the prosccutton's right tc
impcach this witness, the prcsbytery adjourned.
, 1879-04-16

taken. a couple Of letters wera found, dated
tcorss Giaty % of B5mSnam , ' i1isAt Eris c"unty M
e, where his father lived. The deed he was
nbout tn commit was 10 urevent 4 autcatcr crime.
1lo wns man Of ungnvcrnahlc appetlte and nas-
r1otn,, ,wholsa,, brought shame a,d untold trouble
t,pbl his family, bis pNrc, ns,hfa vile and Two
sweet children. Ills life had been failure. and
le sought rest 80 TINT ITO more crttnc or disgrace
might arfaa through, hfIn.
1lm letter, which IA cnuched ia touching
laaguaae, makes deep appeals for pity ant. for-
Evrncss, a,l! is evidently the production OF ono
bulferlnE the tlGcptat rcfTurat.
In = scsond 'etser. dated rcsterday, he ask.
TINT the Atnsplls take charge Of Ills body, ntll
telegraph 10 his father. Should his father sontl
~ tnstructl'sta, liz asks thu, Mas0ns to bury
lin, n1a prnvtde 1hotl coffin and suit OF hactk
out Of the $Sj deposited In The n0tel aafe.
AN Inquest was held, ami returned q verdict
Of suicide.
On alo'nlay t:larY called IN Police AfoRfe-
trate nE'l nskc't htln whether warrant for rape
md antWzzcment Issued III tn. United StAtea
wuuIi he valid tn Cana'la, When answered in
the pcgattvc. he tatl there VIVA no use Of his
gnng any fnrtfcr. "a ho could not capture the
iBIn le wAe after.
, 1879-04-16

nat1onal HANK, April !. md askcd him II he
su,tid ~ L. rush !"T ~ draft of ~. = amour, amount
Ly !I,c finn. told llim lie roud l,nsc 1t atout
si cd 'ia tmo n',a '.s savo ,ls ,l'att, "l'si'
txtl mntke. {siunetll +. a: oppen'eiin., To
It"I'crt WarsShancr, Berlin. luiorssd wa.s-
lnnnslos,r Il itcilicmnu.'
.j!M sir: Ettlingerr nay yn1l the money!"
check. toIl him wanted s2,2s5 In check,
ntlll tho balance to my credit"
"Wllat did ron 10 with tlIs chcckf"
Eaye u M e. Mr.. u H.. +. Hy,gTner. Ctsy is Ticket
ltaIjroad, 10 vliom ". Il. II. oweh tic lno,.ey.
la,l collected tbs ,'aonuy from various parties
during that month.
.WSat ,i!,' yon do With ihc money thus cot.
"This Ia Il question which do not llls to an
"itavc you heretofore drawn drafts for your
own usu IN Hcchunt Ut ". Il II. l'
u ncYGr d!l.''
this ttmo o. acr6l,nt Of ". Is H.l''
II wanted to pnr some of tnY debts which
bothered INC a great deal. have sIgned 'llu
amn,qf nae u IT. 1'r" IN European business since
"Wlty ata you not get tbs money to my your
1abts with fFotn your family In Europe, who arc
rcnusc!l to 10 immensely wcalthy!"
chauer, WHO e thc leading banker Of lsesIn.
would honur The drafts. have fear1,ed ancs
ti'at t!ts drafts wrEo protested, owing to the
! sickness Of my uncle"
~ Is reported That you have laysl,ed ,nost
of this money Oh fast women. asld particularly
on tlle woman formerly lnt!unse with Ansull.n
!" never knew that woman atll Ao.l'L know
her now. But know II LADY, who las gwen me
which unfortunately iosf, unl this money no ri |
returned to her uttt uf tic money reallzed ftum
, 1879-04-16
Obituary.
Sptcfal pispatca 10 7As Ts1buna.

1f2t747 7H1b73fc7 7fT1HHK
KEoxug, In.. April l3,-Wlliam Tlmbasman,
prominent citizen Of thta city, dropped dsat
Oh the strest this aftetnoon fr0m Ehuematism
Of tho heart. The deceased MAS q membor OF
the City Council. aisi las held posi-
tions Of public trust alulust without In
terruptlon during tho thirty years of bis
residence hers, Including several terms a.
Mayor. uo was member Of tho pork.paek!ng
firm Of Patterson Il T!nbermau, and OF the
coutiactlng frm OF Wells, 1tnbertnan II Co.
He was u very pubtte-sprtsd uud Influential
citizen, and l,is sudden daath xa& severe shock
to thu community.
, 1879-04-16

tcrnatcs 70 the Confcsonrc Mt Nashville, May @,
wero appointed. Nesolulinna wtra atioptctl af-
trming that, IA the colorc citizens Of Arkansas
In ,uany localities arc not allowed lie FREQ en-
torment Of tetr eon.tsaton.! r!ght., shey aFo
nr Territory rtete it,e elorliya franchise
can bc enjoyed ,nmoleated; Recommending tic
nppointnrps VI two c,,lprcd Commissioners
under tho Nntfona! Emigration All Society, to
Hyralttr Wtmlun's rasolu,!ons. ana recommend
tng nationai unna,tpn IT loan TO AID sestsets III
the Territory selected.
The Convention resolved itaclf Into an Auxil-
larry State Emigration AfA Society, and appoint
I'd IN Executive Committee
, 1879-04-16
POLITICAL,


IOWA.
BURLINGTON, H.. April 15.-Tho Republican
State Central Committee to-day issucd cail
tor State Convention Mt Dos aiott1cs Oh
Wednesday,, June II, to nomuata cal,dtdutcs for
Governor, Ltcutcnaut-Goveruor, Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, aild Judge of the Supreme
Court. Tile basis Of representation Is ouu dele
quito for cacfi county, ,,I tu addition tl,crcto
ono delegate for each 200 votps OF irac,fon over
10y Gust for Secretary ot state last year. This
will make total of ~ delegates.
, 1879-04-16

DET1oIT, stfch., April 15.-Tho official re-
turns Of tic recent State election, though not
complete, ore sufficiently SO rs to make certain
Republican majority Of ubout 4.0UU. Tue total
vote so farr received; Campbell, Republican, for
mnn, Coalition, Us, QUO,
, 1879-04-16
CONVICTED.

CHARLESTON, 3. c., Apsll 15.-1n lie United
Status Court to-day tho election cascs were re-
sl.,lcd. 4 verdict Of guilty WAS rendered IL
The caso Of Kcssgan, tried yesterday.
, 1879-04-16

CONWAY, Mass. April 15.-Tucker d Coot'a
cotton warp upper mill burned sllis morning;
loss, sa5,0O0; insured. One hundred and tt(ty
ha1lds aru thrown out OF employment.
, 1879-04-16

The alarm from Box III ut 7:30 last evening
was caused by fire In the two-story FRAME
building No. 13s Wabash ayenuc, owned by II.
Gregerson, a:ia occupied BY Mrs. Dottauu. Dnna-
age, nominal. Cause, brcakiug Of q kerosens
lamp.
, 1879-04-16
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Just tho thing fos sYlnlcr, tn kr%p your
hands from chaPnng nna akin ananth, II t.sswelIs
Camnhof-fcu Loil0n. Hnek 4 ElayAeF. Chicago.
, 1879-04-16

NYslrt1ssltsit4ia,

fEys!snj,ltnbia.
Dogs transmit 1t stlrnugh ths!r teeth. Taelh
sh0u1l be kept frca frum visns, Gts Sazndout,
keep tbs human teeth clam. and no damage cea te
done by the Inoi wh0 aaya 10 ls Esf!, "Itcel ttke
tatinG you uh, ucnttat.
, 1879-04-16
DRUNKENNESS,

H. D'CnReF, dtscoYrr at the clnchona cafo for
dtankennesa, CURES all cascs. Room ~ ralmer
Muuae.
, 1879-04-16
"Iow u1D yop GET rus MONEY

On It !"
left 1t TO any opiloA whether wanted ruryeucy
Or q cheek, usid preferred q check. / went
with tla clirek to tho international Dauk, en.
.lorsel It ,sasspan,nlotu Il llylncnlAn, anl
ol,cn an account for inc. ns asked me- II /
wanted to lndorse with my own yla,us, WHICH
refused. and 10 said It was all sight.n
"uaw did you cu!pe to draw such large
amouutl"
g had some debts ur,a wanted to pay thcm.n
!" You have not spent nil that money to pay
your .cbtst''
4 All byslles few hundred dollaf& sAleh i
spent.n
=" How abqut The osAcr draft which It Ia said
you 1rew9"
"IWeutto III. Ettlipgcs, Cashier Of The lntsr~
, 1879-04-16

C., D. Q Palace Dining Ehrs aud Pullman 10. whet,
Cara run betwecn Chicago and Omaha On tAa
CHICAGO, BOOK BLAND L PACIFIC RA1LROAD
Depot. cufcf nf Ham nuten ami Slsrfnzn .sta, Citf
Ticket ohlce. h5 ClaTkst.. Sherman lInusc.
, 1879-04-16

+ t.carr. | AErfFt.
Kansas C!y 4 Denrrr Fast tx. '1a;3U mi. aaj nm
f. Inut4, Fpt!nxheth d Te1ha B:OG m[s 7:ia pin
M0bu & kGss Orleans Exprcss + BtG0 mls 7:s3 N
it, LUute. Springfield s Texls i. R;u0 init 7:6t
Iturta burlington Faat Exrf4as 900 mis- H;}l m
4 Erokuk EAprGka ....s $50 p m|$ 7.sD Ia
CtcnQp i TnlncAfI It. It, Ex....s b:hI my a:4l Ut
tFeatur, Lucan WnAhfnEt'u II. +l4:aO nIi* HLi nj
joliet Dwight AtcosnHudaslans t:tO MI o. IL
, 1879-04-16

&tnn'AJ-1VULIt AHuu4u uUk III SERIEeGHt4e
.!oil q the creation Ut any author, did not jarA
s.a.Niof IN thu exhibition OF sweet things nlAl
'aQil9 la'lies who WIRE
., AAtn TO lie 8WBXrB1t THAN THE CANDY
LIZ LIZ eo|d. Each fair ycn1er assumed Garb
sa,g Mayi1g some slight rofcrenee to Thu particular
aals.e a,a which tic ,ycarcr dispensed. Thus the
sf ralseters nets essss @els Soee s5
h.t hpttense, Honbon. Chocolate Cream, a,,l, last
w; wy nat irast, ratfy herself. Mrs. Sanford Lewis
~ ~ aiss ~ Maggie Owtns weru In chArge.
,as!a, sns .Save u Alonte CeIato," utter Dumas,
my, my. WITH Its rocky wills and handsome mp
H. ua1seuatless. was tn itsulf U thing for admITA-
,. s''. Filled With about n.ty ehnractcss 1t
Ehssntsa double attractions. natdcu sut cn-
trna4Suh tJaaSu upoa q marvellous seat 81 l0nor. Ut
.o. su.a y t!e yortahlp Count hisuse'' ARRANGED
ans 1s y. Is'nugelera, twelve sinscs, An1
H. H. really coiorsd man brstllant tn costume.
n,nv sSa M n,4's her husband, VaInpas Mercedo, und
Srs H.! o.Srs M rendered t)'e picture complete.
mig usssnt' "Od Guyloslty Shop" attracted
issTs S'S slstora and observers than any !,ooth in
49, a.!hlsal. Thu booth WIS In tsnf an old
d.tsa dtsa{ shop IN truth. Thu furnishings ante
snD III e.1 set'ry ad we1e - p.1i,s
~ s'esySheFo visible. Among tl.e Gnritsltics
III ,cSountcrpane under whlcl, Miles stanilsh
shh hsa .t nls honored huues {DIckGns' cnnnec tlon
TS".. !hs circumstance ls left uneSplalneA).
otS,s ReFo Chairs more thun $50 years 6ld, ulI,
tbss..o oaoltics to0 numerous to Iuunt!on. Thu
Ia, aDcss ns represented ut sllo booth were not by
a'e*1s all contained In
v... TUE "oLp cU1os1rr snor.''
sIs, az OF Dtckcas' works were imperson.
m,r.,, iattle Null UNI hur Grandfather Wefo nj.
sb,1na!y bae!y portrayed. Thc1. there ware tl,a Maye
H. ~, }Hilp, Barnahy K,,.lge md his raven,
IT, El9! IT. De1ger. FaEia, Oliver Twist, sfntKe,
Ds,Shaatsh hoS, st4ecrt. NlcholaA Nlckteby, Laiy
q ~ 81, I'LL Skies, and hosta Vt others. Mrs.
MI "ootlHara III charge.
ii i,sSeanls among the huo.hs for its accuracy
il, ,artesentattol. ntl It's careful pteseatLng was
eo,,,yl'oitfay!HK Whtttter's Snow Dound." The
uy.,sss uyss farmhouse, ita caves, roqf a,.si porch
st,nna *ita SNOW, will initiated With cotton,
u,iisS.,, ,'e slttng'tooln with It's Eag. carpets,
o"sSa u. sSs setteo, ancient clock, aud mil.
H., ..! shairs ?UI years old, tho "hearth
tISx i1anay glow,n Tho apples sputsering II
,aseI ,s s.c cider, the bustcsnuts. tGu apinnlng.
Ile ci,,ta,s ,nc General appcarancc ot thu bootG
itc.sais TOO were we'll taken and vel
In, .a, They we're iie father mud tnnthcr, il.s
Hbh,snaaa u" nncte, thu brothers ansl stters,
.,gsd y ~ y hoY, tlo schoolmsstcr, unit alt en-
ill., ~ n,.t ~ E1tk anl pas&ims4 ascftbed them
ioas, VW1se' 'lho booth was arranged by the
ne@su'4 Christian Temperance Uaion