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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
Records.

Since yesterday the county register
has entered a release from w. H. Car
roll to i, Hawthorn deed from T. B.
Edgington to Mrs. M. j. Miller /:
mortgage from G. and H.. Jones to NJ.
j. Wells deed from B. Vaecaro 10
Mammoth Cotton Press; charter to
John N. Hardin aud others decree
from Chancery Court to H. Labasaue,
trust deed from Il. p. Eastman to W
II. Allen deed from G. A. Reynolds.
to j. N. Mckenzie trust deed from
3. Q. Ecklin to Roscoe Fields deed
from w. A, Bickford to Memphis
Oil Company mortgage from H..
Bunch to II, Pfemfert.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
Fire az Noon.

A FIRE broke out in the one. story
frame cottage on Elliott street, be-
tween fernando and DeSoto, at noon
to-day, the building, valued at about.
$1,000, being nearly destroyed. 1t was
the property of General w. J. Smith.
andwas occupied by his son, M. Smith,
who, with his family, has been absent
from the city for several days. The
furniture was saved with small injury.
1t was covered by a policy in Gronau-
er's agency. A defective fue in the
kitchen is said to have caused the
fire. The sparks from the burning
house set another house afre situated
on South street, but it was extin =
guished without much damage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
A -Tilne-honorcd Cugton,.

For the one hundred and tenth time
the announcement Is made that in accord
snce with It's vested rights secured by an
inviolable charter, the Louisiana State
Lottery Company viii, as It's regular GUS
tom, proceed on the second Tuesday of
next and every month to have, in the
city Of New Orleans, its regular monthly
distribution, whom $1,000 will be di-
yldcd ndrly among the purchasers Of the
tickets. Tho price is two dollars, and
halves one dollar each. For further in
formation address at once, NJ. A. Dauphin,
postoiHce box 602, New Orleans, La.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

made by Miss Voss on the witness
stand was wholly untrue in every re-
spect.
SOME TALL LYING.
A night watchman named Brown, a
man whose character is above reproach,
was placed on the witness stand, and
testified to having seen 0'Brien make
his exit from Nr. Cloths side gate.
Brown had charge Of several resi-
dences in the vicinity, and pa
trolled the street at night. He
would not be positive, he said,
about having seen 0'Brien emerge
from the Cloth Mansion, but he was
not mistaken as regarded his passing
out at the side gate and at various
times, but generally at very late hours,
1t was his impression that O'Brien
had frequented the house on numer-
Gus occasions and at very unseason-
able hours.
ANOTHER cLINCBER.
Mr.. Stotz, who keeps an ice cream
saloon on Main street, testified to
O'Brien having %patronized his ice
cream resort in company with Miss
Voss. He was positive about it. A
man working at the icehouse in COM
pany with O'RIen, also testified to
having seen him in company with the
girl. Others corroborated these
points and the general opinion is that
the situation has a squally look for
O'Brien A number of other witnesses
have been summoned, who, it is said,
will prove that 0'Brien has ackuowl-
edged to them that illicit relations
existed between himself and the in
jured girl. The latter was in the
court all of the forenoon. She sat
quietly near Colonel Frayser, her
counsel, her face wearing a paid hue,
while the expression of despair upon
her countenance indicated that she
had suffered irreparable wrongs which
can never be obliterated in this life.
The trial is likely to occupy several
days, and increased interest will per-
haps be manifested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
FIRST Ri0oIlls,

A stalk Of green cotton about four
feet high and containing several full
blown blossoms, was exhibited at the
cotton exchange to-day. 1t is hcm
the plantation Of 4. B. Hooker, near
Delta, Miss, one hundred miles down
the river, and he has five hundred
acres Of the staple all in fine condi-
ton. Growing cotton is from a week
to two weeks later than last year, on
an average, The first bloom arrived
here last season on the 9TH of June,
aud from Concordia, fifty miles far
Their south of Whore the bloom grew
tina. Is exhibited to-day was. The
stock was exhibited by Fulmer, Bar.
ton & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
Thc plcnIc Nhoonnr Annir.

The shooting affair at Estiyal Park
evening before last is before Esquire
Spellman for inquiry. Conflicting
statements are made as to the affair.
Mr., Charles Marshall says Bradley
called him a dirty rat, and he hit him
in the mouth, whereupon Bradley
blazed away and meant to kill. Mr..
Bradley says the pistol went off by
accident, so say some of his friends,
while others believe he did not shoot
but that some one else did. In the
meantime the little boy suffers from
the bungling pistol hall,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

ATTEND the sale tomorrow morning ut
II am. corner of Main and Madison, Of
the three-story brick dwelling, No. 90
Exchange street. VIII be sold for cash.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
EXCURSION.
Church Home Orphans River Benefit.

The steamer Andy Baum, Captain
H. j. Yinton, went up the river last
night on an excursion for the benefit
of the Church Home. Nearly four
hundred people participated in the
excursion, and the boat proceeded
some distance up she river to permit
those on board to enjoy the delights of
a river trip by starlight. The affair
was highly enjoyable in every respect
and only. expressions Of pleasure were
heard from all who went. An Incl
dent of the occasion was the presenta-
ton Of a beautiful and valuable fruit
and flower stand, one of the hand
soonest specimens of its kind ever
seen. A speech was made by a we'll
known gentleman and the compliment
was responded too by Captain Yinton
in a few modest and thankful words.
The present was personal to Captain
Vinton, as a testimonial for his uni
form courtesy and liberality. The
affair is pronounced one of the most
delightful of the numerous river
excursions that have been given during
the season.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

NICE buggies and phaetons for hire,
GOOD, COOL, RooMY BOX STALLS for
boarders at Joe McCgller's stable, corner
Monroe and Third streets. mw&s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

RefrigeratOrs, Ice Chests, Water
Coolers, Jewett's Patent Filter.
Iec-cream Freezers, very low.
SGT 4. j. TURNBULL. 23i Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

To RESTORE the APPETITE and purify the
blood use Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic. [d-w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is agreeably
recuperatiye in its effects on those weak
ened by yellow fever. DIV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

"TRUTH lies in a NUTSHELL aud "brev-
ity is the soul of wit" To be brief, when
the shell is broken, the truth will be dis
covered that the Grand Central Hotel, on
Broadway, New York, now kept on
both plans-the American at $3.50 or SO,
and the European at 81, and upward, per
day-gives more satisfaction for the same
money than any other first-class house in
Gotham. An elegant restaurant at mod
crate prices is conducted by the Grand
Central.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
Promises to Behave.

Miss Betty Smith, after resting
twenty-four hours in a dungeon as
dark as ErebuS, has tuned down.
This morning she manifested a touch
Of feeling, sent for the chief Of police
and between Sobs sid she would re.
turn to the reforsnatory home if they
would roleaSe her from the dark cell.
The ladies Of the home had word of
1t and arrangements were in progress
at noon to transfer the erring girl. Ii.
was remarked that you might as well
pour water on a ducks back as to try
to redeem a woman like Miss Smith
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is a mild COR
receive, and its purity and flavor arc
guaranteed. DIV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

IN Planters Insurance building, double and
i single offices, suitable for lawyers or physi-
CLANS; and double and single bedrooms. All
we'll lighted and ventilated, and all modern
eonyeniences. Applya at Office Of Planters In
surance Company, Al Madison It. S1-l56
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

In the LEDGER job Office can BE- found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in me
display of any job printing, 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic stimulates the
digestive organs and adds tone and
strength to the stomach, d-w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
WANTED.

WANTED.
A WAITER at 81. Nicholas Exchange,
"A corner Main and Washington WI
TNO BUY q large-sized cedar chest at
1924 2qt MAIN ST.
A SITUATION In any good business by a
n 10y Of sixteen. Writes a good hand, and
can give iirst-class references. Address p II.
w. al this Office. Oft
MET NURSE-A good wet nurse (eolored),
w with n baby 5 to 6 months old. Apply
TO Is. NJ. STRATTON 4 CO., 2Sl Main st. l9lt
IA sHlNGLE-MAKRRS. Apply at No. 81
IN Fourth street. Chelsea. Sf
n0 BUY the best $3.50 house and lot in the
i Taxing District Tor 500 cash. The owner
Of such a place will report at once 10
RUYsTER, WALDRAN BACON,
68.t 28M Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
LOST,
PERSONAL

4 M. COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
81, Notary Public and Commissioner OF
Deeds. Spseial attention given to collections
In the county. Ohce ~ Front st. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

nNE three-h0rse power engine and boiler,
~ in good order. II sEESSEL, SIR a
son. cor. Jefferson and Second. 1856
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

A STOCK of groceries, fixtures, horse and
IA wagon. Good stand. ll Beal 76-l0l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

COTTAGE with 4 rooms and a hall; good
~ ~cistern; fruit and grapes. Lot 25xls0 feet.
For sale cheap. Apply on premises, Is Cal
houn street, or to Captain Geo. Malone. 1873
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
IEoR RENr.

NICE. new cottage, ~ squares east Of
n the turn table on Poplar street, with room
for a garden. Rent cheap TO a good tenant.
Apply TO Register, Naldran * Bacon, No. rs
Main street. VI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

OLD TYPE, better than Babbitt metal for
~ light, fast runaing machinery, at this
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18

FONT Of 5J pounds long primer In good
n condition, with all necessary " %sorts;'
used about one Year, suitable for a country
Office. For sale CHEAP BY immediateappli-
cAlinn 70 this Office. b9-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-06-18
O'BRIEN ON THE STAND.

Mr.. James j. 0'Brien resumed the
witness stand and stated positively
and cmphatically under solemn oath
that he never had personal intercourse
with Miss YosE, never went to see her
al Mr.. Cloths residence on Shelby
street, never went with her to a circus
or a picnic in his life, nor indeed any
where else, and that the statement
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-19

ben. zen Gapitdn Gaps isst pur6 iein
DammiYfsm fir srose SHidtffe erI6loiz
fen bat. Sur pas 9dne mare BE 4us>
fibruns rss planes, sars absefebsn BON
ben eommsr3isaeu 9ortbeilsn, bon sro'
Gem ytuBen. Sie rpdrpe TauIenper
Sef&dfttsuns seben, eanpfreden, cte
beute ibpa6 beitoslt ino, cine arbetts
fame 8epSlfsruns ~;ufdbrsn uno aud
paourd CUR ueusn Gniptdluus oes Sds
pens b%ettrasen. Shon In 1877 bat
@ensral 9ilmpr Don Ser. Staaten Sns
senieur>@ Corps fit iber pas proistt pes
Glurtca : Canals iebr sanfts ausaes
iproden. Das proisft islbft ~srtfirt ieft
mebr ais 20 Sabrsn unp bsanipruaten
bic ertsn Y%rcisftantsn istner Belt cine
rationale Subpentiou, eis tbnen perpets
CERT purpe. Die ieBisen llnternebuter
Serlansen BON, Staate Gloripa Steuers
frsibsit peS Canals fir cine &eibe Dor,
Sabrsn unp bielten biesbsisli6 tn
Baibinston ttne Gonfsrsn3 nit ben,
9pupernsur 6loripa's ab. Der Sou,
osrneur lebnte Die Steuerfreibeit, neil
curb bic Gonfitutipr Jlprtpa'S perbctsn,
ab. DaS III Der auecnbltdli1e Stano
Der Slprieds @analfraae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-19
Die 3eit Der Wanner

1T Sordbsr, uno Or. pteree's Golden
Medical Discovery" C@olcene uneci;tnts
1te Gntpsfuns) miro feline Soptsn aufsrs
psfsn uno 8stusn ~furtren, peiien Cum
gen I6pn balb bon Der SdwinnIu9t
ssrit5rt fnp, pcer esiIen SYfem BON elmer
frsbsartisen S~ruufbett urtsrpiblt 1T.
unibertrsfIib ierpa 1T es als Elm bruf'
bsilenees uno alternatives Wtttel uno
furirt bartniftse uup ibpsre 8ranfbei@
ten peS 5alies uno Ter 9unse, ionic
6ufen unp brrndiale 9eipsn. 9ermSse
isinsr wuncerpplIsn altsratipsn Gissnz
I6uftsn retnist uup bsrei9srt e5 pas
Slut, furirt puitsln, Ginnen unc Iuss
i&ldae uno brinst irBar srp6e frefsnpe
9sItplre Ium 5eiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-19
Serpsnomng Der sdlads. Da q

SerDanOnns Der S9lade. Da nit
iecer Come gilen aud Il Sonnen
S6lade sr;sust rpsrcsn. 70 leu&t.t bic
@i6.istsit elmer ndBli&en 8srrpsncurs
rerIelben Elm. Cine lplte 1T bic Sabris
fatipn Der S6ladsnppls ; aaein Der
9eearf an bielem Waterta! 1T Serihwins
rsnp sessnibsr Der ~pisppnitlsn Wense
ron S9laden. Sn England Serpenest
man ie rubrr sur Grbauuns BON Wais
Isrbrs6srn, rpie iene an Der Wlnouna
ess Sees. Wauers unp Yaaiisr,tsssL
tanu aud Goneret rperpen parauS ses
maGt. Die grseusuns BON Sdlaf.ns
sisseln fam auf idbrlt6 3 Wiaicnen,
rppSou Der sr5ste Tbsil In 9onpon Sers
braudt pirp. Ssranihlast rperpen Sn
Nortbamptonlbire wuroen 9lasbitten
sundbf an ZEN Spbbfen srridtst une
pis Gtnri&tuns setrpfen, paB RE
Sdlade BON, Sphofen unrittelbar tn
ben @lasofen Htest no fe, nit ben err
forperliaen 3utbaten sentsnst iofort 80
SoutsiIen Ssrarbsitet ptro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-19
@ls tisisr Senfsr 1T Der Deu.Id

4ls tisfsr Senfer 1T Der Deu.I&e
aIIsn anpsren Nationsn SOrars, alS praf>
tiidsr GRINDER tsbt er iton nisbr
iurif. Grinest Der Amerifaner, Der
Gnslanesr, poer Der Sransule ireenc stne
Walhins, mabt er irsenp etn @rperts
meut, pel1ss in Der @%u5fibruns seliust,
Hugs Iast Der Deutibs: - ia, pielelte
Sree bate I6on mein 9rosSater Dor ans
NO Iubaf, aber es febIts ibn pas nStbise
@.lr, UNI, risislts psrpirfli6en su fSnner.
90 srfanc Dor bunosrt Sabren Ibpn, ebe
Dome sebprer. Elm DsutIter Elm Nibs
maI9tens, pie niht nibts /; einsn &sSp!s
per, Der ni6t rsooioirte. ebe man an Colt
ea6te; einsn elsttrtIten Islssrapbsn,
psr niat t~slssrapbirts Elm Selspbon, pas
ntht t%elepbpntrte. Selbif cas- bsfanute
unp ribriss S6neiosrlsin @sitlins er>
ianp cine SnppFc&eW alaine, Die nf9t
..f%nopfSberte". Sest erfabrsn mir aber
III outer 9eSt nod aus Newart, q. g.,
cas niGt Der Imsrifansr Il cbertSuls
{ 0 n; ionrsrn Elm Deutl6er Namens
8drlS taueiuser I. Satsr peS tlrs'
lid eaIslbf periforbenen alssnisin seabs
tstsn unp beliebtsn Burgers 0sOrs Staus
pinasr, nit elmer BON ibm aebauten
Dampfmal9ins uns Dampfbpote pts err
le Sabrt auf Dem Sucipn semabt bat.
Der .Nsp gorfer Staatssei:uns' ihreibt
man barber aus Nspa,t, pie fplst:
,Gbarlss Staupinssr bauts bic srfte
Waidtne fir Elm Dampfbopt tn ameris
faniibsn @stpdlsrn, unp srpar am pals
Iaic, in Der Nibs bon Ssqepias, q. g.,
100 AUDI Der &umpf bss SdiHes sebaut
wurpe. Die l~lntsrnsbmsr rparen Sanss
Ter eipinsfton nnp Die 5srreu Sobn
Stepsns une SbuYler. Die srfe Gabrt,
ben 5ucIon binuntsr unp mad Nsp yorf,
rel ni&t sur 3ufrispsnbsit Der senunntsn
Serrsn aus, uno nad stnissn aenperuns
aen an Der Wa16tns fano cine spsits
prcbefabrt tutt BET pel6er eas Spif
d6t Wetlen In Der Stunee suriflebte.
Dies mar mebrere Sabre sbsr, ais &obert
Sutton bic srits Gabrt nit isinst Sppts
mahte."
Sis isbt fine mir nod int DunfeIn,
rper bic Stmmslslsitsr srfunpen bat. ete
Safrb i'm Graume fab. SbItesli4
pirp's ppbl aud Elm Dsuti6er sepsien
Iein.
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&aum Fao bic Gass'idsm Settles In

&aum finb bic Gaos'i9sn Settles In
Der MiIfifppi Wdpuns pVaeupet, 70 psrs
lest man iI4 aud iton auf BE Isitas
tipn fur Elm anrerss 9rpsartisss Inter
nsbmen, bte Dur1febuns BON 0lprisa.
Gin S9ifseanal eur& SlOripa mare
cine Sanpslsroute Don srbstsr Sepeas
tuus. Derislbs wdrpe bic Gabrt son ben
SRlidsn Sdfsn mad Nep Orleans UNI
bic Sdlfte perfir,ep, jsne Sdfen In cine
Gnifernuns Don prsieinbalb bis pier Sas
aeretien su stnanesr brinsen unD fpmii
ben Sanrslsssrfebr spti&sn ben 9plfs
bifen, ben n6rrIiden Staatsn unp Gus
rppa wslentIi6 erlei6tsrn. Der Canal
miro ben ct. SObns Glus auf Der atlans
tiIben Ssite nit pem Saranse auf Der
@plfIsite p~srbtnpen, cine 9inse BON nul
leG;ia Wsilsn BADEN uno i6 pur6 e.
psn 9aneari6 erfrefen, auf rsm Grrs
arbeitsn nit fsinsrlsi STANDARDIZATION
perbuneen iinp. Die 9eusapuns Bee
Suess Canals, Der cine 9dnse Don abt'
sis Wsasn bat, nubm pssen Der man
nisfa4en STANDARDIZATION Spls
ssbn Sabre In Aniprub. Der Sau pte'
fer nsuen. is1sfs Wsilsn lanssn WaAer'
fraBe pdrrs NIT ginl6lus Der Safeu.
bautsn an bsipsn Gnppunften b61fent
bret bis pier SABRE srforpsrn. Der peut
Canal miro iebr notwithstanding eth tn'
ternsbmen istn, pas f1 rentirt. Oil
S9ife, rpsl1s bic AuS'unb ginfubrar:
tifsl peS Wtlfi6ppi /, Sbals bsf6rpern
rpiirben na1 Solenpuna pss CANALS
.faum mebr ben bel@w1li@sn umpsa I'M
Glorisa MAIDEN, lonpsru bic Canal 2out'
tinl6lassu, bic 70 Ger srcse Wa6srpei
fur Die 8aumppqs, ben 3uder unp bal
4streiee tperpen plrpe, peldes Dol
@aIpsfop, Nsm Srlsans, Wobile. pen'
1aeola unp Apala&iepla perl&ift wire
Der Canal plrpe, rrtnri S~pIenpet, Elm
srt pom anbansiel hes NiifiFppf bill
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@er trinft ben mtifsn &aiie ?
Gin Stem fur bic Grautn.

Gin bsutl6n Statififer but bere6net.
bab auf ben 8opf per Sabr In Deuti@s
LAMB A Yfo. In Gnslano Il Yfo. In
Dansmart 81 pfp. In Der S&wei, 6 PIP.
Bslstsn st Yfp. SOaanp 102 Yfp. unp
unp In Mmsrita z pfe. fpmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-19

Mnesf6ts tss Wenfdeniobnss. Der e.
idetnen pirb, rpfe Der Blib. -
ed1sle niat. Guseu, unc iaste ni@t BEL
Dir 1eltf :. Dtsie Worte finr nt@t ote, ID
mon in Der Delt fprttt; fe sebbreu
Dem WabnpiBe an. - go III tsnr BIT
Betsbsit uno mas tdltf pu Don be,
Dabrbstt? @laubF pu, BET Soft ftt ets
NOS unmbsli@, uno 90 Ist perndnftta.
ibsr @sisasunseu uno @unpsr au ipOt=
ten, Bios resbalb, neil le ibsr uniel
GaGunssYsrm1ssn seben uno Gem snts
sesen fsben, mas MIR su isben uno su
bSren sepobnt fnb2 s1slH ng .
Do eisie 8orte eisenbs an Gussn &C.
ri1tet rparen, 70 bseilte fi& etefer 3u ers
rpiebern.
- Wenr man mir g~ssendber etpas
bebnuptst. bas i1 pebsr fallen nod Be-
s.eifen fam, 70 tssndss t& MID su 3pet'
fsln. Ilr
- Dsr apinst bid su slaubsn =
%sntssssnete Nrnolp nit fdrfersr Stimu,e,
- i6 muete auf bic an mt6 ssri&tets
Srase antporten ; ,tsbif ru e jtst Dor,
rae MIR ntht nebr BARON rsben - mob
Ian, 70 lapeise i'd.
- Nsin, ipri9, &rnolp, - rief Der
prtefer aus - unb rpeun aud beine ~
slabenbe Ybantafs bid Irdume fir
8irflidfsitsn nsbusn ltebe, pu itebf
bier Dor Greuntea, bic fat ri6 su usrs
urtbeilen, pi9 nur beflassn percsn.
- Sd BIN entfernt bascu - ipra1
Gussn.-s tne Tbatiads su ldusnen, Bios
pesbalb, neil fe ibsrnatarli6 n, unb
id treble ets 8orlisbe 81 benz. mas ses
tp6bnli6 Ia, nidt 70 peit. bas i'd mid
bsin tloBsn Worte @uuber au1sbnen
ioGts bod muB i'd ssfsben, pas Id lfeber
I.lbf Iebsn uno bSren. ais mid auf bas
3eusnis Incsrsr bsrufsn mb9te -
= belonesrs rpsnn ss ,ur Elm Gtnsiser.
lpsar etn Greunb beS @unpnSolen III.
Der In letnem Wabne Sdulsnsdnse TN
eursmburs uuo Slumen I'm DECEMBER
fiebt.
Dtsie lsstsn @orts lpra6 er 70 lsiie,
bae ie Nrnplo ntbt 5Sren fonnte ; aber
ben, 0retle rpareu iie ni1t sntsansen.
- Gle MAIDEN nod - psrieste pteIer
,,.r ss ~" WA wa ~ M, Isn
s,n,. o'''
m.ss,n saa.,, H. 3, m,,.ir,n.
80 or. -.
III sas m.%a.,i, 49,
"s"srs a.hs CIV msisI;%ss MsSsn
ss IL u.c. s.a,n o.. ~ at,r a;X.
msis' n FIR IShsIt mitieipio iber midi,
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or traurtse 9etra6tunsen lber ben 3us
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-27
NUMBER AS.

TINE Our. - There are on the
TRIBUNE slist about 500 persons in
arrears with their subscription-for
from one year upwards. This money
is much needed by us; it is due, and
must be paid. No one can well run
paper successfully and carry such
number of delinquents. Every
subscriber who is in arrears knows
it, and we want each to consider this
ms especial case. and come forward
and pay up to the first OF 1880. II
you do not know the exact amount
You owe, send enough for one year,
and II it does not pay to the said
date, postal card win be sent to
that effect. BY doing this you will
be able to embrace the advantage OF
advance payment -$l.o5-which
we propose to offer to all. This plan
we know will prove more advantage
Gus to the publisher and more satis-
factory to the subscriber, and work
for tho good and unity of those con-
cerned But, it should be distinctly
understood that advance means
t,ceioc months, and not six or even
nine, from which we will not deviate.
Such as find this notice marked arc
to understand that the money they
owe rs is wanted Immediately.
Subscribers by carrier cannot
figure in this. They will be charged
invariably $3.50 per annum.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-27
Prairie du Chen Union :

Prairie du Chen Union: a
wealthy and well to-do armer living
near Ripon, went before a justice of
the peace and made an affidavit that
he could not support his aged father,
and a short time since the aged
father, over 50 years was removed
cover the Hill to the Poor House.
The unfiliaI and unnatural act seems
worse as the old man has raised q
large famil y of boys, and several OF
them are known to be wealthy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-27

each about two years old, aud two
boys each about four years old-all
bright, healthy children. The child
ren can be seen at any time, and any
one wishing to take either of them
should make application to the Su-
perintendents at their meeting at
the Poor Farm on the first Tuesday
in December.