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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Regular Nights for the Ward Meetings.
| The presidents of the different Democratic
ward clubs, at a meeting held on Monday after.
noon, Sept. 20, for the purpose of maksng ar.
engagements SO that there will be but one Ward
club meeting on the same evening, have decid
| ed on the following evenings for the different
| clabs
| Fifth and Sixth ward clubs. . Monday night
Fourth ward club Tuesday nioht
Third ward club ......... Wednesday ninbt
Second ward club. Thursday night
First ward club. Friday NIGHT
For the central club. ........ Saturday night
This arrangement to begin on next Monday,
Sept. II, SO that it will not come in cor tact
with any resolution which may have been
passed by any club to meet on any particular
evening this week.
h. j. SCKURMEIER, First ward club
q. L. MCNAMARA Second ward club.
a. 81. MILLER, Third ward club.
@. Z, FLANDRAU, Fourth ward club
VIM. LEE, President Fifth ward club.
+. 3. WILDE, Sixth ward club
The agreement.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. l, 1880.-We, the I'm
dersigned, Candidates for various offices before
the Democratic county convention of Ramsey
SO0ASyj ~ OO hSio oA 1ucnudy, ptpI6m DER IL,
1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, do hereby pledge our
words and honor that we each personally and
severally agree to abide by the result of said
convention, and to actively support the candi-
date who shall be nominated at the said con-
ventlon. JANIS KING,
DAVID BURKE,
CALVIN 3. ULINY,
JOHN GRACE,
JOHN MINER
First Ward Democratic Club.
Members are requested to forward at once
their residence address to B. W. Lott, secre-
tary, &c Norris street.
E. J. ScHURMEIER, President.
Ramsey County Democratic Com mittee.
l hereby appoint une following named gen.
tlemen to serve as County Committee for the
ensuing year for the Democracy of Ramsey
County
P. III. Kelly. Chairman.
First Ward-C. B. Stanley.
Second Ward-R. W. Bell.
Third Ward-Albert Armstrong.
Fourth Ward-Robert A. Smith.
Sixth Ward-Chas. 81. Lieneau.
From the Country-Wm. Nettleton of Re-
serve and VIM. Leip of White Bear.
JOHN DowLAN,
President OF the County Convention.
ST.. PAUL, Sept. Is, 1880.
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Sale of State Lands.
STATE OF M NNEsorA,
LAND OFFICE,
ST.. PAUL, Sept. t. 1890

oIs fAUl, otPt' 10, IoSU. J
Notice Is hereby given, that the auditors of the
counties of Anoka, Becker, Benton, Blue Earth
Brown, Carver, Chisago, Cottonwood, Grow Wing
Dakota, dodge, Faribault, Fillmore, Freeborn,
Goodhue, Hennepin, Houston, Isanti, LIE Sueur,
Mcleod. Meeker, Mower, Nicollet, Mobiles, Olmsted,
Rice, Rock st. Louis, Scott, Sherburne, Sibley,
Stearns, Steele Todd, Wabashaw, Wadena, Waseca,
Washington, Watonwap, Winona and Wright, will
offer at public SALE the terms prescribed by law
all the School, Agricultural College, University and
Internal improvement Lands, appraised and unsold
In their respective counties, on Saturday. October
seth, st 10 O'Clock A. II.
Sales in the counties named below will be held by
the az follnua
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MEDICAL.
CURE
YOURSELF

FRENCH SPECIFIC
Guaranteed TO cure radically diseases OF certain
private, delicate nature, either sex or condition.
Price g. sent by express to any par. OF the county
Full directions with each bottle. Sold only by z. l.
STARL, Northeast corner of Van Buren, strees xad
Fifth Chicago tan-tls
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Trains arrive and depart from tho st. Paul Slime
Apots Manitoba depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured a. oity
ticket ohice, No. Warrington avenue, (oppos.ss
81 Parl B. Pacific depot, Minneapolis and at i1
East Third street, st. Fsul-Geo. Il. Hazard tcksi
agent. OHAS. z. HATCD Gan. kAniesn
a Il. RoDH. Passenger aOGc1
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All lands heretofore cold upon which the interest
is delinquent for more than year will be re-
ffered.
Lists Of the lands to be offered may be seen at the
auditors Office in each OF said counties for two weeks
prior to the sale.
o. P. WHITCOMB,
275-278 Commissioned of the State Land Office.
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Through sleeping cars to st. Vincent On IN M
train, which, leaving ST. Paul Saturdays, lays ove9
Sunday at Fergus Falls. Train leaving Saturdays at
8:25 m, lays over Sundays at Breckenridge
Except Sunday. Except Saturday.
JAS. J. HILL, Gen. Manager.
W.. 8, ALEXANDRA, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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The agreement.

First Ward Democratic Club.
Members are requested to forward at once
their residence address to B. W. Lott, score.
tary, &c Norris street.
e. j. ScEURMEIER, President.
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.s:.opn|1las.a

- :lu m :oO n
Inc sioux Falls d Sioux City Express makes close
connections to and from al points on branch Unes
Sundays excepted. tDaily. Mondays excepted
y. B. CLARKE, General Traffic Manager
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GLIDING
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Deres foot ef Sibley street Tekst ana freiRAs
sezse, Ne. - 5aei1en street.
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PERKINS, LYONS L co., 81 Robe,. 81,
HA6dENNILLER II EUHT. I7s W Third 81
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uUTLIliN(i MATERIAL,

1HOR HALk-OLn BRICK AND bI!L1ilS0 MATk-
l. rial YAu undeJsIYlr4 will Eucutvs lids fur tlru0
days fuE the hrlrk and bal!d!nk lna.oral nM ~ tAo
~; Estimated nuMbs; Sf brira. Stn4 Ths 5stht Y
ljtv: v:InsYrrn&4 c.. W JjllN H. bk WITT. fspst-
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IlOK yALE-EA0INN And nplIEl4 :s-llottsE,
j. nurtuUlvi AkA puc& u4ya, Saturday nnt Aous
Jay, ]. q. EAitl4E. N0Qn W, uq WashinstVa-sL
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/ iNiil NuUKH FOR SALE.
SvsEs, am
vl STU
Nuvaffy knYxp rs YU(1 Illustrated nj ...,,,, lhU
i.yulls AntLjGity u Mn ,,,,,,,,...,,,, 3
islluvCaI turJpf Uf Illinois yUls ,,,.,,,,.,,t, lhj
IuLrv ieUulloil HpCtyrlt VOL 10 V.,,,,,,,,. tl1
iu i'Ilus CuuutvtV works huuilil,. 1
CE1lubvTSs Envltsh Ltsniursb yUls., coth.+... au1
svnI for prtca-iIst. MlLLEIeS GAaAp buokst0Fa,
Downstairs, lH MAditOn-AL j
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kIfM NuIMIIE! NV SEtk.-
nIUsICAL INsTII IUnIIiNTs.
A FEW PIANOS
~ and urxnu1 nj old prices, 10 bo sud, commencing
Monday " hiake EUuul fur our now stock, daily
riylngs
Pianos. ef.octavc,
r!nnuB, 7.UcLMvt.... ~!
l'innts, I}$-uctAtG..." lQ
l,tAtLts, Itt-octAva liA1cy Gt4BH}. ..... lca
flauUB, s14-uctAr9 (fANcT cAsu} }...... N6
Organs, z sets Of Fepsis, 8 Rtnns.,,...J Is
0rXnn1, kets of reula, y 1tois. .....,. u
Otsans, hutA " r0Gtlt, ~ st1ps...... y
Organs, 2aeta OF rGeds. ~ btups...,. Hs
ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
bTOltY + CANT,
1sa AND 10 STATE.Br.
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able that this gentleman will consider tlIis a
nomination and mako the rim.

nomination ami maKc the rilll.
sEvExTEESTff.
There was bat ono candidate for Ai1ern,nn
Sn a t,ny"t as The 'epppIicaM I; NJ p5pery II ny
yotcs-:l6C. The followt Ink, who arc said 10
BE- t,nple.lgcl, wcro elected delegates: =.
Walsh, Wi!lia,n. johnson, Peter Nelson,
'finf{ II t{bsp sps'sf wn s Il s.is 's,s's did not voto
for ~ 4, Ahlern'nn, ., llc Club l,aylnY non'i:.
OVER the Delegates. ;sll votes hcing. pol!et!, Ut
cslYe e 1 M sfsssss ss oHls tee on' s ,ff"ws E.
Peter llarshrougl', and. Thn,f'ns Cullen.
They. will, v0te for Netseu for Collector,
stai!toni for Supervisor, and r. Ii. Smith. Jr.,
EI1HTEENT1T.
:. Only one tlelegatc-tIcket was voted for Mt
only Augustus II. Hurley rim M f"r M tEo Xler.
manic nomination, lle getting ull uIc votes
l6?. Tho following .nre the tlelcpntes, they
GelnE I I3!.nplGdgesl; I. =. Allinen,linger, ". II.
John O'Nuilt a1nl Samuel COtlypr.
The Democrats In this ward turned ont In
drovrs III ORDER to, vn.e for their favorit for
iAnf, Az there o bSnK kd t" 1tss'sts ,s t,r
closc, .JD!m Edward G.oglIrgul, u dea1cr
In furniture, receiving 1tU votes IL 1Q0 for
Julius, Johns, the present Incumbent. Tho
,siHxs soiss Tefs T. sso sSse" os i'sss; Syt sys'nf
Winsisn, jr, and Fink y Gnpnins',a'n.' 's' Tiey ii s
aro 1elleyed to l,e titlpledgel, 6lt are .pro9a-
hly for Chase for Assessor. and Smith for
TIE cASn1pATl;s.
The followlng tan!e shows thc candidates
IN tho only wards. which they hive II hope Of
lIRs previously served III the Council:
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lactirus nvN Ult Tor % asa Ton l.ats's Avv. .Q{
cunts osel, Sf thfvs ioi s eent4. sent postpaJ "
i Harsss ait koSssSsS. III as1Ison.sS
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


REAL ESTATE WANTED.
yKrANTED-By JAS. y. GOODMAN a. to. Ea
w WnshtnxtDn.sl.: iouRes and lots IN desirb.a o-
cation. ~ south Mitie We ha7e many inquifies from
ekt0Hefs not Hultrd with present 1tst fnr ynlue1
Iron, kktinto t1Iul owners aro invited tn call and
leave descriptions.
1rASTEl-TI1E UlsAT' HOUSE An % Ittrr THAT
w can 10 Ind on the Nputh Side fur shout xtuJl
hnvG two customers fur ancl a p!nta M~h!tihF 70.
rites IN this advertisements MATSON HILL, VI
WnAtnxtnn-aL
IITANTED-A DETACHED iIOU9K ON NUIlTII
In HnlIash pr DsaIhNrn:av. worth 110 QUO 10 H.
90. MAIHON Hill. V WMshIhEton.aL
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A 6TUNieHINu TO Alls-AltA. EIsANkS IL TilG
best vi ylssr on Sspp bus-
leAa Call VI Ns!tp TO Nv -Mhd4eu-sL tss HG aud Il.
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TO nl.Nr-HroREs, OFFICES, DC.

WlAceGIa GIan60n&-Eonf1nltCd.
ftp HENr-Ft,t FIFH rEAHs.-TiiE, SECOND,
third, md fourth Hnnr1 Of pns nf tho incst build
Win lnrse mntet elevator. VIII u renssd ogeticr
" scMrnieiy. Fur terma apply Ia, N. e. Tl1AfEH Il
nv, AKHT-.LAHt.H AND SMALL. WE. EI.t-LIilI1T-
i ID rooms fur actntinGt power and eteyAtork
4. z. ntAIIQr. u South 1ererloI,.at-
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PERSONAL.
71EHsOSAleO ". H.: LrrtstEIt RECEIVED
aftrr bU1K ahvertlsed. Wit giv0 per cent Hf
amount recovered. ulvy and htiohro Nrt1 aHaln
I)E!!sONAIG7WIlAT, Dn YOU WANT 70 ne
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....... PATENTS. .......
H. C0uPl1AND 4 10, PATENT AIIUitN Efh.
IL 70 ~ SAlle-sl, Chicago li-FatoHts procured.
caveats nled intorfcssue&. o1tcstrd lntEtlxanJat4
prosecuted ktid general information Klysn pA I'll
uuttsts relating Thereto. Call Ad4rvsa fUF stcu.
iuEA-
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iii, KEAN, is cttANK.B'E, cilIcAGO-cONsuf.-
~ taaon fros. pslsonaliy q BY lottsr. on chrunte
Iustrplol bouk sxtanL III pd4as, beautituly buundi
prescriptions VII liseasas. trlce u. pustplA.
f1N. COUItrNl.lIly, III EAST nANI,UI.llI-sT.,
~ CAcsyu, g1nuEAi csnntc ulsuAsUs aid dE4.
s.sss Ut ivtuulus speciality. All Interviews atro:iy
ru,tt ltNtltIu
, 1880-03-27

"Hair Revlvu,n " restores gray tAir 10 its orig
in0l cutur for ~ cents,
, 1880-03-27

nv ONE HAVING THE Gt1ltNrrUnE u ONE
~ tao suouls IN x0u4 cunl!uuIl ulld wishing "
1sposs VI tlY satls lsat VI cAzI custun.ef W
addressing " H. Tribune OttGs.
l.UlI hAAEJFilE CONTENTS QF THE WEi.I.-
j. AnpN4 house VI Atlnta AAio, bl1 6uutl atste-st"
c1nslsttnX 81 furnlfu cuDplste fAE enrtu pasloTs,
siRAt ehhI31Bfs dining Tuuui ud Kitchen: also Iar-
psls bo4s nDd bvldsnY. For full particulars call ur
adtreAs ~ Euuth 6t4te-st
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Linden Street Christian Church,
Sunday-school at 0 a M; Lords Sup
per 1890 am, preaching, IL am. and
1870 PIN. Subject, morning: Walk
ing in the Spirit evening: The
Treasure of Righteousness" j. NJ.
Tribe, pastor.
First Presbyterian Church, corner
Third and Poplar strects-Seryioes at
II am. and 1880 pm, by the pastor,
Rev. Eugene Daniel.
St. Johns M. II. Church, corner
Vance and Laudordale sts.-Seryiecs
at II am. and 1870 pm. Sunday
school at Bpm. VIM. Shimmin, pas
tor.
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AMUsEMENTS.
THE MINsTRELs.

THE MINSTRELs.
A stormy time for people to turn
out for any sort of amusement, was
that Of last night, but despite the
angry elements, Duprez x Beuedict's
minstrel troupe we're greeted by a
large and very ~uproarious audience.
The bulk of the crowd was in the
upper tier, the family circle and the
parquet, though the dress circle was at
least half full, and a dozen or so of
ladies graced the occasion The boys
up stairs, aided by some beneath,
made a terrific racket before the per-
formance began, the noise being con-
tinued at intervals throughout the
two hours occupied by the troupe in
their attempts to afford amusement.
But little can be said regarding the
merits Of the troupe, though a num-
Der Of of spectators expressed them
selves pleased. A burlesque opera
scene, with lyric embellishments,
gave considerable satisfaction, and
afforded Harry Pierson a chance to
exhibit an artistic rendition, v~ocally
and otherwise, Of the part of a stylish
burnt cork feminine. A couple of
ballads were sung very neatly in the
first, or olio part, the clog and other
dancing could not have been excellcd,
and the banjo picker, though not
much at thumming his instrument,
was immense as a comedian. He
worked hard to please, but it was APP
parent to all that he suffered from a
most painful attack of influenza. A
few local hits were considered very
happy, and the interlocutor exhibited
a fine presence, together with an ex-
cellent basso voice. There were no
other features worthy of particular
mention. The troupe play a matinee
this afternoon and close tonight, Civ
ing an entire change Of programme.
On Monday night they appear at
Helena, Ark.
A COMING ATTRACTION.
In the way Of amusements this
week were the veteran lecturer, Pro-
lessor Ryan, and his son Rolla. The
latter, though only eighteen years of
age, has marked talent as an actor and
elocutionist. His speciality is that Of
facial artist, in which he fully equals
the eminent ALI. Burnett. In the
twinkling Of in eye, and without the
aid Of art, he can change c~ountenanoc
from that of a fresh young boy to that
ola decrepit and wrinkled dame of
ninety, and his voice is equally aexi-
bic. Such remarkable talent as he has
is bound to hin .-[Louisville Cou-
rier-Journal, October 18th, 1877.
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half-length stairways, and amount
practically to another story. Each
floor is used for a special purpose.
The 6fth is the real workshop, where
a large number Of artisans are busily
engaged, far above the din and confu-
sion Of the streets. The finishing
touches to water sets are put in the
front part of the floors below by
girls or women trained for this
sort of work, to which they
are much better adapted than
men. The work done here is really
artistic, and opens up a new field for
the genius and industry of southern
women. The different floors are
reached by an elevator, and each one
is a scene ofbusy industry. The base
ment opens out on an alley, by which
all heavy shipments are sent. Vicks-
burg, Little Rock, Huntsville and
various other cities, are large
ly supplied from this estab,
lishment. This is only a brief
outline of the house built up here
since the war. Mr.. Wetter is still a
young man. He went into the bust
ness without any experience in that
line, in 1865; now he is at the head of
a great firm, doing a vast business as a
merchant and manufacturer, and en-
ploying constantlysixty-fv or seventy
persons. This is the only six-story
business house, hat we know of, in
Memphis, and yet it is too small
for the increasing demands of
the trade. The house occupies a
commanding position in the south
west.
Without going into 80 many partic-
ulars, owing to want of space, we al
lude now to another house, in an
entirely different line-that Of G. N.
Erich, dealer in queensware, also a
leading Main street merchant. Mr..
Erich was aprinter, and a good one,
but We would not recommend all
printers to 20 into the chinaware bust
ness. Some twenty years ago, when
he was about half IS old as he is now,
he struck out in a new line, and we
see the result in a spleadid Wholesale
and retail establishment, filed with
the choicest imported goods. It.
would look well on Broadway, New
York, and compares favorably with
any house in this line in
the country, north or south. Mr..
usually goes to Bohemia
and buys his goods direct from the
greatest manufacturers IN the world.
These three houses are mentioned as
Memphis enterprises, which
have been eminently successful, made
their capital as they went along, and
are established on a solid basis.
Where we have dozens ofsuch firms
now, it may reasonably be expected
that there will be, hundreds in the
next decade. These gentlemen have
done a public service by taking the
lead and showing what can be done
even in the face of peculiar DIFF
iculties. What may not be accom-
when the full tide of pros
sets in?
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TEN CENTS Pc WE z X.
H CITY.
saturday Evenlns. FEB. ~. Isso.
LEDGER LINES.

The last ofthe month, legally.
"A soaking rain this morning.
Brown & Jones, coal, Office 2S2
Main street.
Cheap and good signs, Memphis
Steam Sign Works, go Main.
New Spring styles of wall paper at
Marcus Jones 1861 Second.
Heavy rain at Little Rock this
morning, also slightly at Louisville.
j. B. Saint & Co. clean vaults
promptly. Leave orders at 286 Main
Blank books of all kinds made at
the LEDGER Office book bindery, 13
Madison street.
For your Sunday reading 90 to
j. H. Reinhardt's book and news
depot, 357l Main street.
The swelling river has almost
ceased, but the present rainfall is por-
tentous Of future evil.
Business men will find it to their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
For cleaning and filling vaults
give G. H. Becker a call. He does it
right at lowest price. Office, q S.
Court street.
The LEDGER Job Printing office
and Book Bindery,. IL Madison, exc
cutes everything in their line as neat
and cheap as any house in this city. I
More indictments have been pre-
pared against the late public admins
traitor; the cry seems to be still they
come"
"A wagon, said to belong to A..
Vaccaro & Co., ran off to-day at n
o'clock and the driver was thrown out
and seriously hurt.
Choice bananas, at John Cuneo's
confectionery, 4OG Main street, from
is to 30 cents per dozen. Tropical
received daily.
The sanitary force is all very busy.
works earnestly to earn its pay, and
the last three months has per-
formed a deal Of labor.
The quarterly court or county
magistrates are to meet next Monday,
chief business being to elect a
guardian and a coroner.
The special election for magistrate
in the Fifth civil district, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of rs.
luire George D.. Crockett, will take
on Thursday next.
The Eighth civil district has no
magistrate, Mr.. N. B. Nolloy having
resigned and moved west. The sheriff
announces a special election to FIJI the
place, to come off on the 9th prox.
For an excellent dinner on Sun
day, get a Savannah river shad from
D. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson.
This shipment offno shad came to-day
per express.
The society for the prevention of
to animals will meet next
Tuesday night at the Office Of the
Peoples insurance company, No. l6
Madison street.
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The Local cotton movement.

Our cotton receipts for the present
season now reach 354,S79 bales, 44,462
ahead of last year, and 1906 in excess
of year before last at this date. We
have good prospects of getting 10000
bales yet before the season ends, and
this will bring our aggregate for the
year close to 100000 bales. The ex-
cess Of receipts so far this year have
been brought in as follows Memphis
and Little Rock railroad, 1910 bales;
increase, 22,5S2 bales. Memphis and
Charleston railroad, 1855 bales; in.
crease, 1851 bales. Memphis and
Tennessee railroad, 47,S25 bales; in
crease, 1922 bales. Memphis and Pa.
ducah railroad, 9252 bales; increase,
1889 bales. River receipts, total o.
800 bales-a slight increase. The
Louisville railroad imports continue
to exhibit a considerable decrease as
compared with last year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-28
PLANTATION CIGARS.

A fresh lot just received. Also LIS
EspanOIa, Flor DE ROsaIie and
Cntolica brands. The best ) cent
cigars ever made. Call and be con-
WINGED. Sim. L. Barimds,
lolT Is Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-28

Avery x Berlin, 30 Madison, have
added to their rental department a general
collecting agency for the city. Prompt
reports and returns guaranteed. 1857
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Recanf

The discoveries and inventions Of tho
past few years have been among the most
remarkable in tho history of the world
and the first among those for the removal
Of disease are Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, Safe Diabetes Cure, Safe Bit
'ers, Safe Tonic, Safe Pills and Safe No-
vine,
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ReftQr Timen.

The business revival and new era Of
prosperity which has commenced are in
keeping with the increased health and
happiness all over tho land resulting from
he int reduction Of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. "Tho changes wrought
by this remedy" says Rev. DR.. Harvey,
seem but littleI.ess thsn miraculous"
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KirkIand's DCrbys.

Avery g. Berlin, 80 Madison street, sell
real estate, rent stores and dwellings. The
collection Of merchants monthly bills is a
speciality with them, making daily reports
and returns. lse+
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-28

For a Number One shave, Hair
Cut, md hhHmpoOing, call at
Gust. LippOId's WOrshnm House
Barber shop. s&ml44 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-28

Fine Lemons, rs cents a.aOzen,
at Oliver, Finnie a Co.'s.
Oranges, Is cents. select. IS
cents a dozen, at oliver. Finnie
q Co.'s.
New Figs. 10 cents a pound. at
oliver. Finnie 4 Co.'s.
The very sweetest Dairy aud
Creamery Butter, at oliver, Fin
ME & Co.'s.
silver Moon Flour, Royal Flour,
Oatmeal, Graham Flour, Cracked
Wheat, Boss Hams, Whitaker
Hams, Golden Hams, BaItz Hams,
POland-C China Hams, at oliver,
Finnie e. Co.'s.
l3It
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KirkIand's valises.


Avery & Berlin, 80 Madison street, col
lect all sorts of accounts even HARD
CASES do not intimidate them. Try
them. laet
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PEABODY billiard HALL,
SID COOK, Proprietor.
The most elegant resort for
lovers OF the game. GOT

Vaults cleaned and filled ut lowest price,
Address G. H. Becker s. Co, q s. Court
street. in basement.
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Goto the Dickens and buy your late
papers and magazines. Cheaper than any.
where else the city. Don't forget the
place. Postodico Book and News Depot,
2o Second street, opposite postofice.
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ron RENT.

hlY two story brick residence near corner
III of Mill and Seventh; good c%isterns, sta
hes, otc. Will rent cheap TO a good paying
tenant that will take coed care Of the ron.
,.es. Apply to d. G.. Slaughter. Tax COLLEGE
tar office. j. A. SLAUS Err. ll3t
AWE Mckinney place in Walnut Bend,
J. Ark. Apply to MADDEN a Harrington.
1882
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N. d..

Just received a fine lot of my celebrated
No. 10 cigars. As we are closed to-mor-
row, our house. win remain open for the
accommodation of customers until II
o'clock tonight.
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KIrkIand's FIne JeweIry. l4at

Highest cash prico paid for old gold and
by P, Simons, 20 Madison. 18Sxxy2
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JOrdan's Tar LOHenges prevent
Pneumonia and relieve Consumption.
l3}xxx2
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BATIISl BATHsi BATHs,

Hot and Cold Baths, The Best I'm
tho city, at Gust. LippOId'S yVOr-
sham House BarbershOp.
s&ml44 "
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JOHN WALSH, Coal Ward,
%SO Second Street. 1881
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KirkIand's New ScarGs. l44t