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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-07-10
OBITUARY..

God hath taken his loved onel Too pure,
too good for this world to live with him,
where all is eternal love and happiness.
Mrs. MAGGm STRArroN-C1AREE was In her
nature happy, joyous aud without care. Most
devoted to her husband, and kind and loving
at home, she leaves a sorrowing household
and friends to mourn her loss and husband
whose grief time nnnnot asaanre. v
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DIED.

CLARKE-Saturday morning. July 10th,
Clarke, and daughter of the late j. T. STRAIT
ton,
Funeral from the family residence, 2l2 Car
roll Avenue, to morrow, SUNDAY AFTER
NOON, 4 O'clock. Friends respectfully in
vited to attend. Services By Rev. Eugene
Daninl
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Fourth Ward Hancock and EngIish
Club.

THERE will be a meeting of this Club at
! l No, S5l Second street, gresnlav Opera
building, on SATURDAY EVENING, July
10th, at o'clock, All friends of Hancock and
English ne cordially invited to be present
and enroll their names as members. COlored
citizens of the Ward who desire to cooperate
with the Democracy are cordially invited to
attend. The Club will be addressed by Hon
). N. GREER, Capt. X. c. WILLIAMSON,
j. G, MALONE Esq, and others.
]. L. A00DBAR. presidsnt
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LIVERPOOL, July 10, 2 p.m.-Cot-
ton hardening. Uplands, 6 l3-l6c !;
Orleans, 6 l5-16d sales to-day 1000
bales receipts, 1850 bales, all Ameri-
can. Futures opened in buyers favor
and closed as follows Deliveries
for July, 6 l3-16d July and August,
63d August aud September, 6
8,32d September and October, 6
l7,32d October and November, 6 IL
32d November and December, 6
.7-32d
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General IIancocL's Letter.

1t is stated in Washington that
General Hancocks letter Of accent
ance will be made public on the 18Th
inst, whether General Gar6eld's is
then ready OF not.
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DENOTO

Building and Loan Association,
OFFICE 2s9 MAIN STREET.
fINHEJ July dues ana interest are payable on
| I'll UESDAY, July l8, 1880. Fines will be
charged y all delinquents. Directors meet at
pm. Meeting foe loans will be held at7
m. JAMES ELDER, President,
MlNTgR Parker, Secretary. 1li1lO
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EighIh ward Democracv.

THE members of the Democratic Conserya-
i tive Eighth Ward Club are requested to
meet at Headquarters lat Georges 81, THIS
EVENING, S19 o'clock, for the purpose of re-.
organization and general business
NJ. +. KENNEDY, Sec'y Dem. Ex. Com.
GRO. A. HEssEN, Sec'y Sub-COmmittee,
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June Crop Reports.

The cotton exchange crop report,
giving its condition to the close of
June, was posted on the blackboard
this morning by Secretary Gates.
Responses from 151 planters are
embraced in the report: 81 being
from west Tennessee; IL from north
Mississippi, and SO from Arkansas. A
summary of the aggregate says Of the
WEATHER.
For the month of June, 76 report
very favorable, with seasonable rains;
56 report first two to three weeks very
dry, with last week to ten days very
wet; 10 report first week very wet,
last three weeks very dry, with very
cool weather; As report weather un-
favorable compared with 1879; II re-
port weather as much more favorable;
30 about the same; Al less favorable.
ABANDONED COTTON.
From 1 to s per cent of the cotton
area planted is reported abandoned by
10 on account of weather, grass, and
scarcity of labor, damaging three.
oighths of the entire crop, and l32 re-
port none abandoned.
STAND, FORMING AND BLOOMING.
The stand, forming and blooming is
reported very fine by 81; good by &C
moderately good by %.
CONDITION OF COTTON CROP.
Very fine condition, free of gras
and weeds, is reported by G5; good
though slightly grassy, by 66; vel
cultivated, but plants small and need
ing rain by 5; very grassy and poo
condition, IA; compared with las
year, 70 by much better, 80 about tn
same, 80 not so good.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The cotton crop is reported eigh
to fourteen days earlier than las
year Much complaint is heard q
excessive rains the last week in june
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-Four tons of gorgeous posters for
the dead walls OF London have gone
over with an American minstrel com
any.
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LOTTERY.
TAKE NOTICE!

This is the only Lottery ever voted on by the
people Of State, and under n late decision OF
the U. s. Supreme Court at Washington is the
only Legal Lottery in the United states, al
other Oh arters having been repealed or having
no existence.
n WIN A FOR'rUNEl
SEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS
q, at New Orleans, Tuesday, July
18th, 1880, l22d Monthly Drawing.
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July the 9 1885,


mister james buchanan, president of
the United States Deer Sur Bean re
quired by the instructions of the post
Office to report quarterly now foolfl
that pleasin duty by reportin as fol-
lows. The Harvestin has been goin
on perty. and most of the nabers have
got ther cuttin abought dun wheat is
hardly a average crop on rollin lans
corn is yallerish and won't turn out
more than Ten or fifteen booshils to
the aker the health of the community
is only Tolerably meesils and colery
have broke in about 2 and a hall miles
from hear, thar air powerful awak-
enin on the subject of religion in the
potts neighborhood and meny soals
are bein made to know there sins fur
given mrs nancy smith a near nabor
had twins day before Yesterday one uf
EN- is supposed to be monser is a
poor scraggy thing and wont live a
a half it day this is about awl i know
and have to report the present quar-
ter give my respects to mrs buckanniu
and subscribe myself yoors trooly
Abigail jenkins
pm atiulton Co i'll
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Some curious documents occasion
ally find their way into the different
departments of the government. The
following is said to be an exact copy
of letter on file in the office de-
partmeut at Washington, having been
written in obedience to the law re-
quiring postmasters to make quarter
ly reports. 1t shows an innocence
that in this day is truly refreshing
fulton Co ills.
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MDME. A. LONGET,
DreSS-Making Rooms,
NO. SO COURT STREET.
10T 129
SUMNER RESORTS.

CHALYBEATE MINERAL SPRINGS .
N0MM0DI us Summer uotel Board per
Oweek "a. Rooms zoo, Zoe, ST. German and
French spoken. Address Proprietor Fort
Edward House, Warsaw, Ills. l03 i2q
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ID. n. (afllpanea

OF ~ ~. NllteApfe,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management OF
Gems. G.. n. Beauregard and Jubal A Early.
N. B. This Company has no agents In de
BpITmH POSSESSIONS, wksl1l
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Educational
and Charitable purposes in 1868, for the
term Of twenty-five years, to which con-
pledged, which pledge has been renewed BY
an overwhelming popular vote, securing It's
franchise in the new constitution, adopted
December 2, A. d. 1879, with a capital of
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Single Number Distribution will take
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ing distribution:
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Chambers's Encyclopedia.
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1857 Prizes, amounting gto..,.............s1lO,4 100
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Write, clearly stating full address, for fur
ther information, or send orders by express or
In a Registered Letter or Money Order bv
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Acme Library of Modern classics, 80 cents.
American Patriotism, so cents;
Teine's History of English Literature. 75
Cecil's Book of Natural History, 81.
Pictorial Handy Lexicon, % cents.
Sayings, by author of Sparrowgrass Papers,
/ 90 cents.
Mrs, Heman's Poetical Works, 90 cents.
kitto's Cyclop@dia Of Bib. Literature, vols,
81. '
Rollins Ancient History. s2.25.
Smiths Dictionary Of tho Bible, illus, 30
cents.
Works of Flayius Josephus, So.
Comic History Of the U. s., Hopkins, illus,
| 80 cents.
Health by Exercise, Dr., Geo. H. Taylor, 40
i cents.
Health for Women, DR.. Geo. II. Taylor, s5
cents.
Library Magazine. 10 cents a No, 81 a year.
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Leaves from the Diary of an Old L .wyer, 81.
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Descriptive Catalogues and Terms 20
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ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.


:, July 10, 1880.
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Received since last statement. l5l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The cotton crop is reported eight
to fourteen days earlier than last
year. Much complaint is heard of
excessive rains the last week in June,
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G3iia, WOOD, ETC. tLWaYs On han

$500 Al. a.: e: 9: {. Il. !: : +. +: E. y: !. +: +: :
Emriui let. ! uluN". y
I'll" r'u fTil 2" w#as uipu y fat. Nry an
".tu do ilU S. ~ luU ,rs make r'.'u act.
O., : ga bonn ley u.y.itu- ,str rN..iu-a uus
par" time iu tue Iu.,ur.a. IL ru-ta u"tIiu
10 iiy IA hu-iur. Nulhir" IKE 10 ft mot
y making ever uttered hrfuTr. Ensinr-,
pleasant and strictly hpuur,hlr. Header. I
you want Ia kuuw ~ about tn" bet vuyiu,
n]ttiu"-- h"Errr Ia. pubii,. s"Td IT, Your AL.
dress aUd w. via semi ,uu mil plriiculIr-
AID pfiNIi" trTuf fu'r: SImpl" worth 2.
also free: ynu rIu ih'u max" w NuuT mind
fT ]ynur-"iT. AGl'rs. GEORGE STISSOS
al co, rul iilul. Maine.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
BROKERS.

WE HAVE REDUCED oURRATEs FOR
W Drans on New York TO Il OF I per cent
Oar New York drafts are AVAILABLE AT
y POINT IN THE EAST. aud the net
that they arc drawn to order renders them Of
no value to any one except the party entitled
to their payment: and being drawn in dupl.
cate. n second draft cav he forwarded II the
nrst should be lost. hey ara MICH MORE
DESIRABLE THAN l.. o. ORDERS. as the
latter are only drawn sinsIy and are .a-
good In the hands OF one not entitled to them
a. In the hands OF the owner. and ir they fall
into The hands Of Il dishonest party and are
paid, the owner has no remedy whatever.
sight Checks on san Francisco tn
ken nt par for New York
Drafts and Foreign Bills
or Exchange.
Eiko. May -. 1879.
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Oh friends aud new src cord ally invite. "
.rop IN.
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MINERS IGEEIIi:G.

1t i meeting Of tir miners Of RIchuond
Mining D!stT8J;. held Al ihr T. uru-iN Ctiiu.
on the cv"niuT al tviruary -uin. lisa. there
was present .iuLu s. Palmer. ". u. IlraIcu.
". y. C"nE, +. =. O--UoG, e.. 4. Benson and
William DUuayau.
On motion Il \. Cook was ~rIrcIufI Chair
man and t.. l.. GS-gut, Secretary uhrr~upuu
the following pTcsmh!r and resolutions were
adopted:
Wm.UENs. II apprar. from the r.onrd. IT
the District that John Gii'ld,u was ~C!rcirt!
krCOrlcr, to- hold the ollie one wear. or until
liz successor wsr elected: uul irr'lrr. that
no mC"iiH. cruli he called wiihuuI the prIi-
Ha1iug Of the Recorder hy five Uiurr~ "f the
Distract, to call . u.siirr; O transact hu-iur-.
10y posting thTc@ upIivr- iU il3c District.
Therefore. Nrtulyci. THAT 81. mc,tiu:. held
suhsrpucui To- ia" election of john G!iddr
are nE ! aud void.
Resolved. That VIZ. T.. J. P"ttIngiI. the
duly a;:hoTi2"d Deputy H"Upu!uT al The III
trCt j. hereby requested 20 coll Il mnriiny II
the :uiUor- Of tlr Ni.tirt. to d" hill At what
Is known a~ IA" r"iliErll Cabin. uu Mrrvh
;hr 5;h. $50 at = u'C'nCS g. ". Tor the pugpr-,
81 C~lrriirg . iirCpr.yr: lD Tuyi.r the miriua
laws OF To" District aUri Iu tran act -uyh Other
business o. may Cr'u" before the m"riiug.
Received, Tint the proc !Ilr. 81 hi.
m"viiGg ty published In The Daley I.iNu II.
p~ZrESDEvr Uuiii March -ih. ISL auI . copy
of The sam" be ig.r..r.;t'i 20 :. 4. P~rtiin.i.I,
u. \ DON Chairman.
T.. =. OS.:ODD, ~srtirry.
Dated iticL":Uud iIuiHs p!~-:.:rr. February
~, 100,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-06-26
JAMIE THE GENTLEMAN.

There's g dear little ten-year-old down the
street,
With eyes so merry and smile SO swee.
| love to stay him whenever We meet
And call him Jamie, the gentleman.
His home is Of poverty, gloomy and bare,
His mother is old with want and care
There's little to eat and little to wear
IL the home of Jamie, the gentleman.
He never complains, though lis clothes may
be old,
No dismal winnings al hunger and cold;
For cheerful heart that is better than gold,
Has brave little Jamie, the gentleman.
His standing at school is always ten
For diligent boys make wise great men,
And I'm bound TO be famous some day, and
them
Proudly saws Jamie, the gentleman,
My mother shall rest on ter cushions Of
down,
The finest lady in all the town,
And wear velvet and satin gown
Thus dreams Jamie, the gentleman.
Trust ever in God and BE brave and
true
jamie has chosen 1 @se precepts two,
Glorious mottoes IL ne and for you;
May God bless Jamie, the gentleman.
-n06le D0,Nl.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-06-26
No Money. but Heaps Of Fun.

A pretty actress settled her advertising
bill with Little Rock newspaper last
week by kissing the editor. Arkansas ed
ltors dop't get very rich but they have 8
heap OF fun.
Elder Sister-.W did cook say when
you told her the children didn't ike the
soup, Biddy? Biddy-"Sure, thin and
what 'ud it but her snuff that dropped in,
and she thought tie childcr' I'D b'aye il
was piper"
An Oil City gentleman who recently
travelled said he was at dinner one day in
Paris, and while telling story was at
tackled with sudden and continuous fit
Of sneczing. When he ceased a Russian
gentleman named Pitchcekec, at anoth-
er table turned about and complimented
him on his excellent and correct pronun-
citation of the Russian language.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-06-26
Admiration.

Every man of sense and refinement
admires woman as a woman; but when
she steps out Of this character, thou
sand things that in their appropriate
sphere would be admired become dis
g,lsting and offensive. The appropriate
character Of woman demands the deli
cacy OF appearance and manners, refine.
ment Of sentiment, gentleness OF speech,
modesty ii feeling and action, shrink
ING from notoriety and public gaze,
aversion to all that is coarse and rude,
and an instructive adherence of oil that
tends to indelicacy and impurity, either
in principle Or action. These are the
traits which are admired and sought for
in q woman.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-06-26
What Old Men Have Done.

Frederick the Great was on horseback
for hours daily when over 70, and would
probably have lived at least ten years
longer, but for his imprldent exposure
to drenching rain at a Silesian review.
The Russian Marshal, kamenskoi, was
past 50 when he faced Napoleon on the
Polish frontie. in 1907. The Hindoo
Sultan, Hyder Ali, when close upon 80,
marched across the whole breadth of
Central India, and defeated two British
armies in succession. Blucher's hair
was snow white when the French cui-
rassiers rode over him at Ligny.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-06-26
~ur rIvE.FINGERED FOLK.

:, aear little things the five-fngered,
4 - And they live on every. ilttle baby
- ~ YOU find them? First there's
"a shs il the smallest OF all, Tiiiy-Lou
49, W she is much taller than Little Pea.
os,ie ~ is of about the size OF Tilly-Lou
yS1 Whis,le, who is the tallest Of the
,srds M between them. Then there is
|Pamble,-sometimes called Thumb
Il plump, funny little fellow he is!
.SaTl have a song about them all, so
yaur w little fist and wen begin;
:. Little Pea, pray where are you 90
i little pink hood and your little Pink
n where She goes, my next bigger
Is 90 with her-my own Tilly- Lou.
81 rlly.Lou. pray where are you 60
notions as light as the dewn on the
8se%
where she goes, my next bigger
|. 20 win les-my own Lu cy Whis
Rae Lou Whistle, pray where are you
tra;l 10 be tossed ID the jar and the
De-
where she goes, my next bigger
t 60 viii 1e7-my own Bessie TaEos-
rs,lc, Bess TLrosae, pray, where are
i go.ng:-
y i you rove, OF trip or tumble.
where he goes, my only big brother,
90 with him-ny own Tommy
bae.
bic, Tom Bumble, pray where are
j going
Ql'. think il rude to ask or guess,
where they 60, my four little sisters,
ea, Tilly Lou, Lucy Whistle and
J little folk, where are you all gong
bp-going down-going outgoing
b. we're going, we're going creep
CslIg,
binder The djmp.e in baby's own chin
st Niclo{Gs.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-06-26
APPRECIATION

vna, have expected for about
ls, said Pauline Worthington,
p from an open letter in her
b frownlng brow.
Eour letter from Herbert, Lina?'
b Mrs. Worthington, d silver
d lady with a gentle expression.
mother. Essie is very i'll with
BUS fever, and they want me TO
stay until she is better. The
ENll be sent at three o'clock.
and Miss Paullne's eyes snapp-
l.1k i is about time that Bert's
over that little martyr was end
killing her
he is your brother"
see his faults if he is
e heart Esslc complain"
ever would. But look at her.
IS ago, when she was married,
lively sunbeam, so bright and
Now, pale, quie, and reserved,
IS seldom heard, her smile sell
A wintry shadow OF her for
gllness. Now she is broken
pou have never seen her at home,
When she is here you see the
lest, she has changed; but fam
and
oule changed so2 She has been
esrs married.
'ofshington was silent. Louie
|.aest child, and presided over
% which her mother had been
prisoner for fifteen years. She
w. household care, and had five
ala yet Louie had gained IN
~ certainly in cheerful happi-
her marriage, even if the gay
hood was gone.
appreciated Louie," said Lima.
= lhe difference between her
ana hssie's detection. Ifthere
aesnc trouble, Henry and Louie
sAlle Herbert shifts it all upon
Is a habltual fault-tindcr.n
y 'en times he may. | never
'less house or housekeeper; bu,
.ie' mousse are the neares, ap-
perfection | ever did see"
wei spoke SO before, Lima
houie and | thought !. hes.
!,yoN With a trouble beyond
but firmly believing, as | dc
- .'e,oert !, IS actually worrying
~ ~ me grave, l intend to give
W mat IS If you can spare IL,
'os' g, dear. shall &c, along
herbert Worthlng,on sent his
NIL "ae quite ready tor hel
.,.e drive to her brothers
was house wherein an evil
psn.ng sal or fault,fnding should
,aund an abode. Spacious.
- alhfnlshed, with wcll-1rained
al ;.a all the comforts wealth
;."s. su, y seemed a perfect para
n;sos aas' 3, but a very demon lurkcd
i .l'oh all, and this demon Lima
~ Isl fortnight Essie took ail
NV care, the gentle spirit how
~. aear the portal of the eternal
l's was q babe, too, six months
e,han1 %an1s fllled all the spare mo-
/ lptr1 !, snarled and fretted ov-
ta.b' aS.ubo'r'1comlngs, but Lima per.
'''pade all mention Of these
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-06

They sanctify the cradle, the altar
and the tomb. What can compare to
them in beauty and purity! Tho little
flower which, in classic story, sprang
up through the hard stones OF the pris-
oner's cell, ditfusing such sweetness and
content about the living tomb, was an
angel in disguise-Pieeiola. 1t was a
smile from Heaven 1t breathed upon
The prisoner, and his chains dropped
away: it shone s,iorc bis eyes and the
prison walls burst asunder. Who has
not experienced the revival of an almost
forgotten memory, or barred hope,
by the suggesslveness of a familiar fra
GRANGE, waited by some breezy, bios
sony hillside, as strain OF distant
music will bring back pictures of some
vivid hours of long, long years ago!
"a flower. garden is continuous open
air concert What a visible romance
settles over the vine-clad cottage as the
eye OF the weary traveller rests upon 1t.
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