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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-23
DIED.

WooD-suddenly on 2d inst. on board the schooner
kApaolAnt whilst leaving Honolulu harbor Tor Fva
SoEH O. WOOD Of this city, aged 50 years.
.HDESDLovER-In this city, Oct. 18th, Of pneumonia
NNuLIAN HoRHBLowER, . native Of London. England
1eo shout 81 years Deceased, who was generally known
a Benny. arrived IN this city about the year 1893. in
company with Capt Joseph Maughan, and shortly after
entered; ls apprentice. the employ Of the late James Rob
ineon, snipoutlder. and continued TO reside in this CITY
up 70 me time Of his death Deceased was q soninlsx
q the late Andrew Aud. and father of Mrs. Thomas X
Clark, Of KipAhulu, Maui.
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He came into our sanctum with a large roll OF
manuscript under bis arm, and said very politely,
sc have a tride here about the beautiful sunset
yesterday. which was dashed of by a friend OF
mine, which I would like inserted If you have
ROOM Plenty Of room. just insert it your
self" replied the editor, gently pushing the waste
basket toward him.
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We nre now executing Job Printing work
Mt exceedingly low rnrrs- Oar steam fnciI-
itie- eua bic us To priaf 100 uent visiting
Cards for SI.oO. former price. $3.50.
1000 neat Bill HeHd- for $500. former
price. $3.50.
80 Poster. for from $3.50 TO $500, former
price, $3.50 to $500; and other jobs mt
similar reductions.
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gRID1r ocroRER q. 1850.

Business has been somewhat better this week. and the
improvement IL q boon well appreciated by the business
community. The imports for the week amounted to but
s7 600. included in general cargo by the W. II. Meyer
and loads Of lumber by the General Butler and Cassie
Haywood: the exports by the KAlakaua and J A FAIkln-
burg. s7 .s12-54. show q balance in our favor. Sugar Is
again coming in slowly and vessels erelong will be hLled
with more celebrity than at present
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EXPORTS.

Tor San Franetseo. per J A FAIkinburg. oct Is-lsas
eaSs sugar. 12S1 bags rice, 80 bnchs bananas. IS bLIs
molassss- Dom Val s4. s44O OF.
Ter san Francisco. per KalakAua, Oct 22-sDGg pkgs
s1g.r; w eass rice. Is tons bones. 1000 dry hides, 5
syTup. 81 bills nollAsses, 9 bbIa salmon. 81 buchs ba1s6s
III pksa OIL Dom value sSs.I les. as; For. value SI5I-
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NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN
N 10 trespass on the land of Waikulu, Island Of Maui, and
adjoining lands; and ara also forbidden 10 shoot, catch, or
drive Of any cattle, tame or wild, horses, hogs. turkeys, %
fowls. Any person or persons 50 rrespassing viii be proeecat-
ed according to law. 4eta1 EDWIN JONES.
Lahaina, Sept. 25ih, 1880. se26 2m was
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rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSIA.
that at q meeting Of Shareholders OF the HIlea suFa, w
pany, held on the 21st day Of October. 1880. it vas yo,S
accept the Charter Of Incorporation granted to them and uu
associates and successors, under the corporate name ana 49,
and that The Corporation under said Charter organised 49,
and elected the following named Officer, viz
President =. Cleus epreckels
Vice President q. :. Jno. 8. Walker
Secretary aud Treasurer =. Wm @. Irwin
Auditor :. .. . .. ChAs. N. Spencer Il
Notice is also given that pursuant to the terms Of said Oh.
ter, no Stakeholder shall be individually liable for the dsts
Of the Corporation beyond the amount. which shah be A.
upon the share or shares held or owned by himself.
WIN. @. IRWIN.
oc23 Al . Secretary Hnea Sugar Ia
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Ripe tomatoes win remove ink and other stains
from white cloth and from the hands.
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o THE WHARVES.

The barqus General Butler is discharsins 4 cargo OF
lumber n the foot OF the EsplAnsde-
The schr Cassie Hayward Is dischsrging her cargo OF
lumber At the wharf Of her consignees, Messrs. Allen
Z Robinson.
The bark Kalakaua after being delayed BY the author7-
lies. Tor about II hours finally sailed on the 22d with a
good cargo. and = fair list Of passengers for San Fran
cisco.
The schr " Il Meyer Is discharging her cargo Of gen.
erzI merchandise at Brewer & Co.'S wharf
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r: w. SEVERANCE.

HAwAuAN CONSUL mi COM M ISSIo,
MERCHANT, 36 California Street, sAn RraLci.es
CalfOrLia. lP Room No. g.. .Ut o. OLD Ia
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Aem ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL mr. =,
ceived up to "WEDNESDAY, October ~. Isso Nt..
ONCE Of A. McWsyne, Treasurer. tor doing nj p.In,.I o.
the new Music Rail. =. IT |f ""Nhg N
Plans and Specification, together with all the info
required, can be obtained from the Treasurer. "sun
A Bond to tina full amount OF the estimate 10 aooa-
each bid. fhs COMMITTEES reserves the right TO reject W
all bids, 3. g. WILDER WN
A.. s. CLEGHORN
rH A. McWAYNP.
II Building Conmn,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Enron Nd FTE THIS DATE Z WILL
not be responsible for any debts contracted in my nan,
without my written order.
Honolulu, Oct. 10Th, 1850. (oIe lm) e. b. THOMAS.
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Aeh Abberttsfmrnts.


a CARD.
On behalf Of Hawaiian Tribe No. !. Improved Order Of Red
Men. the Committee appointed for raising a Subscription Fund
for the maintenance Of Five Orphan Children OF the late
John A. Duncan, take this method Of thanking the generous
donors and the public generally for the liberal manner In
which they contributed to the above fund. 1t
UlTABLE FOR A FAMILY,
kH wanted. Apply, A. b. or Office Of the Y. c. ADvERTI-
SEA. oc23 n
WNYANTED FOR SIX MONTHS FURNISHED
Wv House. six or more rooms, In Honolulu or WAIKIKI
Apply, W., Once Of this paper. oc23 n
WANTED.
LII OF HIDES. WET ND DRY.
IA Also, Sheep and Goat Skins, Tor which the Highest Cash
Price will be paid.
P. o. BOX 40. HUGH MACKAY,
iyS Proprietor Honolulu Tannery, Kohololoa.
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HAIR WORK

HAIR WORK.
n DIE SAVE YOUR COMBINES. AL
kinds of Hair Work made from cut hair and comblnn
Also, Hair DyeIng. Cleansing, Cutting, shampoolng am
Dressing, Curtis and Prizzes Steamed, At y 4 o Fort street.
se4 2ma MRS. N. v. BURGESS.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.

An bk Mohican. New York, due Nov Is
n W Tufs, San Erzncisco, loading
Amy Turner, Boston due Nov
Lizzie Iredals, Liverpool loading Aug
Viola. Liverpool loading Aug1
Kals, Bremen loading Aug
Bk O y HRndel. loading at Bremen. July II
@ r Bishop, Bremen loading Aug4
Ger BIZ Lssker. Whampoa. loading Aug -
An bk J II Clerk. Hongkong. loading Aug "a
Swedish blk Heruine. HOngkong, loading Aug "a
Ger stn Caasandra. WhAmpoa. due
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
SeIigstein-ROsenthal.

A very interesting marriage eere-
mony occurred last evening at 100
Market street, the residence of the
brides parents, the contracting parties
being the amiable, pretty and exceed
ingly popular Miss Deha Rosenthal
and Mr.. Abe Seligstein, the efficient
bookkeeper Of the we'll known mer-
camille house Of Kahn & Freiberg.
The Rabbi Samield oficiated in his
clerical capacity and performed the
religious ceremony according, to the
ancient rites of his sect. A
number Of very appropriate wedding
presents were among the pleasant sou
venirs Of the occasion, and they were
inspected by those present with much
interest aud many complimentary re-
marks. The many friends of the
happy pair join in a hope that their
lives may be long, useful and free
of all the troubles that ofttimes beset
mankind.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
Criminal Court.

VIM. Buckley, a bad looking lad,
was convicted Of house breaking and
larceny. Penitentiary for three years
is his sentence.
The case Of Frank Zimmerman
charged with murder, was postponed
until the sd inst. He is charged
with having killed a negro some time
last year.
A motion was made in the Grim,
ind court before Judge Horrigau
to-day to Quash indictment No. l3l
against james Anderson. The court
over-ruled the motion.
John Corning was on trial in the
criminal court to-day on a charge Of
maliciously cutting and stabbiug il
the neck, with a knife three incho,
long, without justification or excuse
one Reed at the exposition ball OF
Mardi Gras night, II all happened
about a quarrel over q dance with
couple Of women who do not move il
up~per-crust circles.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
Wednesday Evening. March. II. 1850
LEDGER LINES
Patrick 5 anniYersarg.

st Patrick anniversary.
The political pot begins to sim
mer.
Brown & Jones, coal, Office 282
Main street.
Country travel is fearful, say all
who come in from rural points to-day.
New styles of wall paper and
shades; Marcus Jones, 1861 Second.
Another shipment ofOcean Foam
-four received by Lyle 4 Shields.
&C. H. Becker & Co. cleans and
fills vaults. Office q South Court
j. B. Saint & Co. clean vaults
promptly. Leave orders at 286 Main.
Five couples, all eolored, obtained
licenses to marry this beautiful st.
Patrick's day.
Blank books of'all kinds made at
the LEDGER Office book bindery, 13
Madison street.
AS clear as bell were the skies
last night and to-day; hence the big
frost this morning.
Fresh lot Savannah river shad
re eivel rer express to-day By Victor
D. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson.
Business men will find it TO their
interest to have all their job printing
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER Office.
Temperature from 30 to IS de
grees Yesterday with northerly winds
from das n to daylight this morning
1.-THE skies are not cloudy to.
We enjoyed few spits Of snow
yesterday merely the edge Of the storm
reported along the Ohio river anC
farther north.
night between eight aud niue O'Clock
lookout for the eclipse Of the plane
Mars by the moon.
Heavy frost; very heavy at that
covered the face of nature at dayligh
this morning, and it did not disappea
unit a bate hour.
1T is only here and there that
man of wealth is to be found who vii
not spend a cent beyond his cabbag
patch for, the public good.
"A wrestling match is fixed her,
70 come Of very shortly, betwee
Professor Marc Christol and Others
It will be an interesting contest.
The latest novelty out: Penc
protector and street car whistle in OF.
Price l0c, at Mansford's s. Also a iuI
line Of automatic pencils, ink or leac
The LEDGER Job Printing ofic
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
RIVER NEWS FROM L
Notes OF a Trip from Memphis 10
Vioksburg.

Special Correspondence PuBIio LEpenEl
VIcKsBURe, March 16.-The con
dition of the river is not encouraging.
All the way down from Memphis
there is great apprehension and the
immense volume of water seems to be
on the rise. With the late
rains and the water coming
from the upper rivers, it is in
possible to see how the country will
escape an overflow. AT Helena the
levee is reported in a dangerous con
dition. Work is being done just below
the city to prevent a break. At the
landings between Helena and Arkan-
sas City the greatest difficulty is ex-
perienced in putting off freight or
passengers. At Stormsville, Miss,
work was being done on the levee. In
many places skiffs and Hatboats are
used to convey the mails, passengers
and freight to the shore.
At Arkansas City the gauge marks
thirty-thrce feet. The town is under
water; freight cannot be delivered at
the railroad warchousein consequence.
All boats arc now landing at White
hills landing, Mr.. Whitehill having
a good warehouse and an elevated
platform. Could not land at Gaines or
Luna, Ark. At Gaines, Ark, the
levec has broken in three places, and
there is oyer two feet Of water now on
the land.
The bank is caying badly at Lcota,
Miss, and there is fear of a break.
Boats now land on the bank, against
the warehouse. The bank at this
place at low water is thirty-6ve feet
or more high, and thereis now about
four feet Of water covering it.
The levee has broken on the Missis-
sippi side, between Chotard and
Brunswick point the undertow caved
the bank to the levee, and now, 18th
inst, a volume of eight feet Of water
is flowing into the country. 1t has
been raining since Friday still at it.
With the upper rivers rising, we do
not see any help for this section of the
valley.
On Thursday last, 18th inst, a raft
Of black walnut logs, the property OF
the Singer sewing machine company,
was torn to pieces in the eddy
at Bernard, Ark. This is a dan
gerous place. A short time since
the steamer Colorado got caught
there, and for a few minutes it was
doubtful whether she would stand
up to it or go under The raft con-
tanned fourteen men and was valued at
$4,000. The steamer City Of Green-
vile, ofthe Anchor line, landed at
Bernardjust as the raft went to pieces,
and rendered great assistance in rescu-
ing the men, picking up nine Of them.
The balance were saved by Mr.. w. @,
Dunning, the RATS pilot. Mr.. D. had
a narrow escape Of it. He was in the
water about half an hour. l could
not ascertain how much of the raft
was lost but black walnut isto be seen
along the river as far as Delta, La.
The weather is still cloudy here,bu
very cold. Yicksburg is quiet. The
steamer City of Vicksburg arrived last
night and discharged a heavy freight
| River still rising.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17

Artillery as Manipulated by a
River Clerk---A Frncas that
VIII Perhaps Prove Fatal
TO at Least One Man..

The landing about the steamer
Hard Cash was a scene Of wild excite
ment about nine o'clock this morning,
when that boat was unloading her
freight, under the supervision Of j. G.
Wyckof, the second clerk. Hearing
a pistol shot about that hour, Officer
Ghastaine made for the scene and
found Louis Taylor, a colored dray-
man for billiard & Coffin, bleeding
profusely from a wound in the breast.
Wyckoif was pointed out as the
man who did the shooting, and was
promptly arrested. He stated at the
stationhOuse that the negro gave him
some impudence and he shot him,
though he offered no ~palliating expla-
nation. The wounded man was taken
to DR.. Nuttall's office, and thence
home on a litter. The wound, which
was made by the ball from a thirty
eight calibre Colts pistol, is about
two inches above the left nipple, and
DR.. Nuttall, who probed it, thinks
that it has fallen into the left lung
and ranged downward. The wound
may prove fatal, and Wyckoff will be
closely guarded until a change def.
nitely occurs.
subsequently Mr.. Wyckoffexplained
that the drayman, Taylor, undertook
to load a part Of nineteen bales Of
cotton on his dray, the same being
consigned to billiard, Coffin & Co.,
that he, the drayman, refused to sign
a ticket for tho cotton, and that he
demonstrated until the man was about
to drive of With a load, whom be fred.
FIRST having gone on board Of the boat
to got his pistol, and then trying ia
stop the mules after they began Il
move of with the load. The young
man is especially unfortunate as he
has always stood well with all Of hi
acquaintance, aud he is known every,
where, he Is known lat al, as one o.
the most quiet and peacebly disposed
persons imaginable. The draymar
must have acted in very unruly, and
indeed arbitrary manner, to hav,
aroused NJ. WyckcH to such san,
culinary action.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
THE 1.-TWO ORPHANS"

The revival meetings at st. Johns NJ.
Z. church, corner Vance and Lauderdale
streets, despite the inclcmency Of the
weather, are growing in interest under
the soGi-stirriHg preaching and sweet
singing of Rev. g. w. Wilson and Prof.
A. I. Casey, and have already been in
strumental in bringing souls TO Christ, as
well as strengthening the character of be-
levers. As the weather Is now propitious
and the visit Of these Evangelists OF short
duration, all are urgently invited TO
attend the services this evening ut Z pm.
and tomorrow afternoon at2p.m. Christ
ians come and bring the unsaved with
you.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17

Little Rock Democrat: tn.
Little Rock and Fort Smith
railway, since September LIST to date
has handled 10000 bales Of cotton. an
increase Of 10000 balesover last yesrs
business. This is a marvellous increase
FOR the upper Arkansas valley. esrs.
clally so when it is known that TO he.
increase mentioned the Thousands AZ
bales taken out by the boats sboul6be
added. The valloyis "bloomiae lie
the rose: and our state now produces
union. =" 'hO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17

and Book Bipdery - Madison, exc
cutes everything in their line as neat
and cheap as any house in this city. I
There Is 70 be a benefit for the
Irish sufferers at Cochran hall to-
night. in the shape Of a ball, under
the auspices Of the Knights of the
Red Branch.
The street-car stables on Main
street and Linden street are nearly
finished and will soon be ready for
occupancy. Now,ifthe company would
only improve the tracks and run the
cars at regular intervals, even if an
hour apart, all would go well, and it
would be money in the company's
pocket.
The plum trees in bloom yester-
day were nipped in the bud by the
frost, and no fruit is tC be expected in
this line. The peach blossoms we're
also killed, but only about one-third
of the buds were open, hence the crop
is not likely to be cut off much, No
apple trees have bloomed as yet and
no vegetables were hurt because none
| Of Importance were up.
"A drop letter was received at the
Memphis postOficc this morning duly
stamped and addressed as follows
"St. Joseph, No. 3 Heaven street
Paradise. This being a drop letter
Paradise Of course c Memphis
but Bigelow, the distributing clerk
has never heard of Heavcn street, and
the carriers are equally puzzled. One
Of the boys suggests that this is the
result Of too much IL, Is, II.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17

u Y Is thought Tat she will die. Wn
Isrisn is a P'An about thirty-fye year~
oil age, hys feet ten inches in biSLt
ssnoy ns,.r and red beard. and iS
large, The authorities of C%risteSdsn
counT are looking for him, and +
eaugat ho will have a chance to worI
ioy the state of Arkansas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17

NEwBURG, n. Y, Oct. 20, 1879.
II. II. WARNER & Co. ROCHESTER,, N.
Y.-GENTLEMRN:-"A lady of over sew
enty years of age, in failing health for
over a year, has been using Warmers Safe
Bitters on my recommendation. She feels
very grateful for the benefit she has de-
rived therefrom, and says that until she
used il her stomach couiu bear no yegeta-
BILE food for Over three years. l believe it
to be \ certain specific for dyspepsia.
DR.. j. II. JosLYN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17

Little Rock Gazette. State Super
intendent Denton will hold normal ins
stitutes at Monticello, Camden and
Mineral Springs. School officers aud
teachers will be duly notified. In
other parts Of the state where these
educational meetings havo bosu held,
there has been q general eutpouripg OF
teachers and people. The institutes
are shedding much light on school
management and methods Of teaching,
and acting powerfully on public senti-
ment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
Beaurexar0's Delencc a Nucces

When the case Of the interference OF
the Postcfice department with the Regi.-
tered Letter and Postal Order mail ad-
dressed to The Louisiana State Lottery
Company or TO NJ. A.. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, or the same person at No.
Sl9 Broadway New York City, n. Y,
came up, General g. T. Beauregard, one
Of the Commissioners on behalf Of the
State Of Louisiana, 50 ably defended the
pet institution of the Crescent City that
the Postmaster General has rescInded his
order Of interference in time for the next
drawing April 18th.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
PEABODY billiard HALL.
SID COOK, Proprietor.
The most elegant resort for
lovers OF ilie game. GOT
Fire tllIs Morning.

A little negro shanty on the east
side Of Fourth street, between Wash
ingtOn and Poplar, caught fire this
morning, but engine No. / turned out
promptly and extinguished it before
any damage was done except burning
off a part Of the roof. The cabin was
occupied by a negro family, and the
cause a defective iue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17

Fine lemons, ~ cents a dO1cr,
at oliver. Finnie a Co.'S.
Oranges. rs cents. select. rs
cents a dozen, al oliver. Finnie
X Co.'s.
Sew Figs, 10 cents a pound, at
Oliver, Flnnie a. Co.'s.
The very sweetest Dairy and
Creamery Butter. at oliver. Fin
ME q Co.'s.
Silver Moon Flour, Royal Flour,
Oatmeal, Graham Flour. Cracked
Wheat, Boss Hams. Whitaker
Hams, Golden Hams. BaItz Hams,
POIand-C China Hams, at Oliver.
Finnie g. Co.'s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
A Genuine
Meersehaum Cigarette Holder
for 81 cents, at SOL. COLEMAN'S.
Also the Celebrated No. los,
for Sc each.
How Much Rain We Had


Since the first of the present month
this is the frst dag that rain has not
fallen here. The total rainfall, ac
cording to the signal service records,
measure 10 inches and s. .10O, and last
month nearly II inches fell, making
p inches within the past seven weeks,
or about half Of the average quantity
for an entire year. 1t is no
wonder that floods Of water
in the tributaries of the lower Ohio
are pouring out, and threaten to inun-
undate the lower river VALLEYS subject
to overflow. During the past five
days ) inches Of rain fell here, and the
total to the square acre since the first
Of February would weigh nearly $500
tons. It is to be hoped that a little
clear weather will favor US from this
henceforth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
FOR A COON SMOKE
Goto Sim. l.. ISarinds,
l54t 10 Madison street
From a Promlnens Drug House.

II. H.. WARNER q Co. RocHEsrER, N.
I.-DEAR SIR 1T is now only three
months since We received your first ship
ment ofSafeRomedies. We have sold drugs
Ia this place for twenty years, and we
have never sold a proprietary medicine
that gives such universal satisfaction as
yours, especially your Safo Kidney and
Lye Cure, and safe Diabetes Cure.
We could mention many who have re-
eoived great benefit IN cases Of Kidney
difficulties, Asthma, Rheumatism, Da-
hetes, Bright's Diseases, etc.
Respectfully yours,
SISS0N & FOX.
Alexandra Bay, N. Y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
ABRUTE
OF "a Husband I'm CriItenden Co.,
Arkansas, Chops His Step.
son 20 Pieces and Kills
His Wife.
the Arkan.as pemocrat.l

MARION, ARK, March 12.-On the
9th day Of March, a man by the namn
Of William Parish, had some trouble
in his household. He took a bafehot
and assaulted his step.son, cutting
him very'badly about Che head, Az
that time it was thought be had kiliod
him, but it was found that the how
was not badly hurt, The mother Of
the boy, Mrs. Parish, at tho tine
caught hold Of William Parish. her
husband; and he struck her over the
head and cut her and left her for dead
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
FREE GRATIsl FREE GRATIsl
ono ThOusana Cords Slab wood !

To make room, we will, for the next ten
days, give away Slab Wood to any one
that viii haul il out Of our way.
WILLIAMS 4 Co,
Saw and Planning Mills,
Manufacturer OF Lumber, Packing and
IL 10 Fruit Boxes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-17
TAKEN up.

on the night Of the 10th OF March. one pony
" mare, with 50 Idle and bride. Owner
can get the same by proving property and
paying shsrges. J A. sTREHL,
So Shhihv street.