davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
GENERAL Trade.

The suspension of navigation above
,his poiut b. the severe cold and icc-
llockaded rivers from Cairo up, has
unsettled values to a considerable
dedree, and everything in the bread
stuff, feed aud provision line is held
for higher prices by wholesale dealers.
Jobbers, however, continue to NIL
orders at prices tho ssme as hereto
fore. except that goods are held firm.
Much complaint is current in mercan
tile quarters regarding delayed ship
ments on route for this market from
supply points in the west. Variou:
eonsignmonts OF hay, corn, oats and
other articles have been under way
FROM ten to twenty days, and con
simees have honored drafts from the
shippers tc large amounts, the goods
still being absent, and no telling whor
they will come in. Sales to arrive ;
are therefore just nov rather unpopu.
lar, and buyers arc shy Of this plasI
Of purchases.
FLOUR-Market firm aud tending up
ward. with stocks moderate. Round lot
At Xxx arc quoted at 81 so 10 4 60 pc
Dbl; family, S. % 70 So so choice
& so To- 90 70; fancy IS 70 10 1925; patents
81 OOQ7 90. Small orders 15c per BID
higher. TIE demand is steady ana main
" for the b tier classes.
TCORNMEAL-Unsetllo and selling
IN l,ts at 50 CO 10 2 10, with jobbcr
rharoin~ 10 to zoe higher.
Enthusiastically, with holders firm
and Gales at o. TO 53c for ear and shelled
small orders from store 65c.
OATS-Firm At SC per bushel from
frat hands aud SOC IN 4 snail way
BRAN-Salas al SIG per ton, ana IRON
store Csc to 81 90 per cwti eorn bran 10
ouired for at Sl3 per ton.
HHAY~Holders ofwestern are stu An'
.alo, arc reported Mt from Sls 70 " pc
t5a. according 10 quality small order
81 ib per cwt Arkansas prAiria hrm :
sigO Of 10 l3 20 per ton, aud o5c per cWl
APPLES-Slack movement and slo'
,sisI fsr sound sleek, with supply hbsra
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

Receipts Of cotton at all United
States ports for the past six days
were 16O,s5l bales, against l78,195
bales the week before, and 1904
bales Same time last year.
The totdf receipts of cotton at all
United States ports from the 1st o.
September to date are 3,4O3,2O5
bales, against ,llg, $40 bales atthis date
asst year, and 2,674, 338 the year before.
Increase Of receipts this year com
pared with last, 253, 45G bales. The stock
ON hand at this time is 982,92O bales
against e69,97l bales at this time last
year, and S55 25s balos the year before
The foreign shipments to date are
1860 43 bales, against l673,332 bale
last year. and 1,43s,Os9 the yesr DO
fore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
RAILROAD T~rMHrAsLEA

Louisville and Nashville Aad Great
60uthern.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

lee il reported running II Red river
1t Shreveport. The Arkansas aud
White rivers are frozen over, and all
other rivers north Of Cairo are sealed
to navigation by ice, il being solid and
thick at many points, and heavily
gorged at others.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

sNonday, Wednesday and Friday.
tDaily.
iS.tndaT, Tuesday and Friday.
sTdSsday and Friday.
FWodRssday end Saturday,
0Tussday, Thursday and Saturday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
COMMERCIAL.
pusLIo LEDGER oPFlsH,

NEEPHs. Tenn December 81 lsSO' }
Strictly choice commercial paper is
rated at the steady figure offs per cent
discount, with a moderate demand
prevailing Tor loanable funds. Accept
able colIaterals are taken as security
for loans at the same rate.
Exchange is quiet and UNMARRIED
bankers taking eastern cotton bills a
% 50 to 50 70 per thousand, while
they sell drafts on New York ct par
On New Orleans rates are par selling
and to off buying.
Quotations tor uncurrent local 60
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
cnrities are as follows
dOIf0n.

The MARKET here to-day opened very
quiet, news from the east reporting no
change Of Importance from yesterday.
Sales here yesterday were 22OO bales,
divided, 1850 to exporters and 800 to
spinners, closing steady and unchanged
from the previous day, as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

nsmpais and ChaTisssoa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31
RIvER INTgLLIGENCE.

BOATS LEAvISa THIs DAY.
For White River, Hard Cash."""."5 p m
" New Orleans, Chouteau ..~""."'o p m
ARRIVED.
Steamer james Lee, Friars Point.
" Osceola Belle, Osceola.
John A. Scudder, New Orleans.
James Howard, CaiEa.
Jay Gould, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Dean Adams, Arkansas City.
james Howard, New Orleans.
Jay Gould, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Hard Cash.
BOATS LAID UP.
James Lee, Osceola Belle. jas, d. Par
ksr, Coahoma, Grand Tower, John A.
ScuddeF.
CONDITIONS.
The river at this point is declining
slowly, and at noon to-day there was
feet 3 inches on the gauge. At
Cincinnati it rose O little, with II
feet on the gauge. At Louisville
it is falling, with 5 feet 6 inches in the
canal. at Cairo it fell 10 inches, with
IL feet 5 inches on the gauge. The
Mississippi at st, Louis is falling slowly
with 4 feet s inches on the gauge,
The Cumberland at Nashville fell !
inches, with 10 feet 3 inches on the
shoals. The Tennessee at C%hattanoOgg
fell 3 inches, with . feet 5 inches on
the gauge. Red river at Shrevep r
fell 9 inches, with IA feet 4 inches OF
the gauge. Arkansas river is falling
and frozen at Little Rock. White
! river continues TO decline, with yet
fair stage TO JaeksOlport.
RECEIPTS PER STEAMERS.
Per James Lee, from Friars Point
&c bales cotton and Is sacks cottoI
seed.
Per Osceola Belle, from 0seeols
10 bales cotton aud 30 sacks cottoI
seed.
Per John A. Scudder, from Nei
Orleans, 81 hhds sugar and 1O2 Dbl
Of molasses.
MIsoELLAEE0us.
No LEDGER tomorrow.
Weather modorating.
Plenty Of ice in the river.
Business only moderate to-day.
The Ohio is rising at Pittsburg.
Ice running in Red river at Shreye
port.
Arkansas river is reported frOzo
at Little Rock.
Major John D. Adams returned las
evening to Little Rock.
The Cons Millsr has gone to Gree
river for a safe hsrbor,
The Guiding Star will in all prob'
bility lay up a. this port.
The Andy Baum has laid up at th
mouth Of Tennessee river.
All upstream Anchor line boa
will lay up here for the present.
Helena parties advertise for a whar
boat to be stationed at their town.
The Make S., from Cincinnati, a
! rived ct New Orleans yesterday.
Parties walked across the Nississil
pi river yesterday just above Cairo.
The Will Kyle and Thos. Sherlock
bound for Cincinnati, have laid up I
! iro.
The Centennial expects TO leaV
| New Orleans this evening for CaiI
. and St. Louis.
! Tbs Golden Rule was expected
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-31

It was clear all ever the south this
morning, except down along the Texas
Eplf sosgt,
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Padneah ma MenlphIs.

LEAvR. ARgIvE.
Mairs passeng er, daily e.5)a.m. 5 10p.al
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Oit
Edslt&e Trete Nreife
erl6etnt
delid nit ausnabm Zee @pnntoea
unb fofet
$1,000 far bass sSabr pber $3.50 fir
3 Wtcnat.
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irerbsn a(le einlaufsnbe @sloer In @m.
pfans ssnomuen. unb Bier in bislem
eritten 3immfr NIT einsm sleihsn Glas.
ssrldlase tpsrben alle Fa(iis seworoeaen
@slosr ausbe3ablt. Stun usiter, IN bie'
fem 3tmmer perben lo,pptl bic einaelaufe,
men wie aud bic ausbe,abltsn @elter re,
sifrirt. 9ier = Wollen Sie nod weiter
seten, Baron z
. nein, bewabre ! risf Salerny balls
ladsnb. Sd bin fhun gang uirblia
i'm &opf,, Mnselina Mein Soft. 70 ein
8anfbaus III ia wie cine Sdladtorb'
nuns I! llub bas gaes miiiIen ets ii6sr :
1ster, ma0en Sie I'M 6opfe baben,
miHsn Gle lenfen unb letten. Mnsslina! =
Sie iparen In 3uriidseten weber I'm
erfsn 8ureausimmsr ansefommen. Sra.
bame Yumptt teutste, bort feten blet.
bsnp, lddelnb auf eiuen Slid, ben Te fris'
Ter iiSerSansen bate.
s>s (guriiesnns folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-27

- pei Wanor brannte Der Store pct1
See uno Donsbtp ab.
- Sn @albneu brad In Der Baptt,
ftenfirde mibrent beS @ptte8bieniteS
sseuer aus. Das @ebaube brannte Bis
auf ben @runb nieoer.
= Sehs Weilen BON Dallas 1T elm Is
SuB bober unb 8 6uB breiter Quftballcn
ntebersefaaen.
- Der Wilitdrpofen Gamarso tpirb
ant L. Sanuar ipieber ais FOLDER berse=
fellt weroeu. ...-.
- Trib Neidnann in Nultin, elm
promineutes Mitelieo bes Seuerbeparte=
ments, alderman unb gudbalter i'm @ez
iddft bes 5errn 6. 5. Wi0ett, madte am
Weibnadtstase NIT ieinem Sreunbe Trib
5ercoff cine @pa3ierfabrt. I'm BEN Bu=
gen 5erbrad etwas, woourd bas Yferb
ideu wurbe unb burhsins. Die beioen
Sniaiien wureen aus benz 8usep sez
wprfen uno Trib S.eidmann blieb tort
uuf benz Ytuee, tpdbreao 5ercoff fdwere
Werletunsen bapcntru8.
= Nus benz Triebri9sburser y Woden=
blatt." 3ebte gBode perbreitete fd bic
Nadridt cab Der ein3ise uusefdbr -
Sabr alte Sobn bsS 5errn aug. Yrod=
nom au, 2biaou @reef, rabe Blanco Co.,
in Der brutallfen Weiie permunbet NOR,
ben Iei., Der l1n9ludltde Bate ndmlid,
,pie .8ewSbnlid, aud am Mittwod ber
prrisen Wpde bic Saaf=5eerbe feines
gaters 5ur gBeibe setrieben, tebrte ie=
bod AM abenc nidt mad, 6aaie 3urGd.
Die iofcrt anseitelten Nadforidunsen
ersaben elm traurises @eiultat: wfan
faao ben anaben, ar8 3eridnitten, in Of
fener Yruirie liesen. Wer ber pber bic
Seraber oieleS teufliiden Terbredeus
iinb, 1T bic ieet leiber nod unbetannt,
bod selinst es hcffentlid, bieielben balb
benz @eridte iiberantwo orten gu tSnnen.-
5s,r Asg. 9rdser ideint bonn unsliid
gang defenders perfcIet 3u tueroen. Nls
ct ndmlih in poriser QBode prn elmer
Der Sarmen an Der @iliiamS Greet, auf
ber er a(S 9efansener arbeitet, ieiner AM
Soutb Grape Greet anidiiisen Samilie
einen Belud abItatten wpllte, fanb ct Ell
ne Sub in ieinem Telbe umberlaufen. GO
fort madte er ffd binter bieielbe ber, um
iie baraus gu Sertreiben; bas wilb se=
woroene Gbier ie5od uadte balo aus
benz Serfolser ben gerfolSten uno iaste
binter ihm Der, nobel bas Yfero, weldes
@rdser rttt, pon BEN fauaufenben Ebie=
re berart am gaude perlebt wuroe, bab
balo bic @inseweioe beraustrateu. Grit
ser Fiidtete lid nun i&leunisif uuf eineu
Baum, mo- er 10 lan3e ausbarren mubte,
bis 6alfe berrannabte unb Jpn aus ieiner
besrinsten Sage rettete. Nod an, lelben
Gage uerenbete oas Yferb in 6otSe ber
erbaltenen Berleeuns, uno mubte er bic.
ferbalb benz Gisentb inner bes pferbes,
Der ibm eaifelbe selieben, eine Gntfdaz
bigun9 BON $25 CAB len.
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0unper be8 Xelephpn8.

Dsr tiihttes oeut(he Sneeneur Dsber,
tpslAer tar3li6 Don Der reutiden &ceie.
runs t,ah oea Ser. Staaten selhidt wur-
be, um bic bisiisen @ilsnb abnsn, 1anale
unp ioniil8en @erttbreosrb altnii1e 3u Flu,
prtn, idiloert islt lsinsr Nldtstr mad
Dsutlhlantj in eortissn 5eitunBen feline
In Mmsrifa smpfansenen ginoriidt. Gan,
bsfonosrs bat ibm bsr umfa1snbe @ebrau1
tmpontrt, wslhen man bier I'm Sfenti.
den uno grioatleten BON btm feleptpn
maGt, pas In Deutihlanb nod 10 wenis
benust wirb. gr sr3ablt namsntlt1 fol.
esneen Sal
Sn elmer srSbsrsn Staet bsS Staatss
Nep gort bsfuhte sr sine beireanbete, be.
siiterte Gamilie. Die I6erra|Ate Dame
ees 9auies Uerltdnbiste son itrsm gou.
bOir aus In 3sit pom 20 bis 25 Minuisn
permittsiit bss 1elsptons itren im Sc.
iaaft bsfinclihen @attsn BON bsm gslu6,
luo cine Nn,aal Jamilisn gum Diner, bs
itsats bic eAnipase, pertantelte lanesrs
3sit NIT oer Demannuns eines tletnen,
faaf Meilsn entiernt i'm grieise liesenben
gersuii9unss Dampisrs. fs0te ben Spsi-
le,ettel aui esm ielb.n i'm :gin,elnen fea,
ubermittelte pann Der Yerwalterin ttres
eanbbauiss psrihiebene Nnorbnunssn unb
empfns fdlisblid BON iarsm Gattsn tie
@ittbsiluns, pab aae gorbsreltunssn su
einsm ssplanten ausduse auf Der gilsn.
babn setroffsn lelsn. Nah Der Serrin
besann bic RSdin oas 1slepton gu banp,
tabsn unp bsfsllte Bratsn, Slide. DIT
@emuls u. (. NJ. fir bic Wablssit BEL
psrlhieeensn 5aaolsrn. Den @inerud,
ben biss aaf itn matte. fdilbsrt Dsbsr
in fpIssnpen Worten:
rals gutter Deutfhsr bate Id, uabrsne
Dame unD Dienfrin uter sinen SlGher,
raum pSn eiaissn Guacratmstlsn bslabl.n,
prbanpelten, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb
ilterrshnrt peldbs 3eit an Biuetfdrsitsn,
BUtsnBanssn, Ersfhtfnfabrtsn &c. wobl
Die Arbsit In DsutIhiano erforeert babsn
wurte, bic bier 6rausntanO unb Munb
in 40 Wltnuten t5at--ano ih fam babel,
Allss gut selinseno sers6net, aul mines.
fens 40 Arteitatunpen untsr 70 unb 70 pisI
esute psriteit abBsiebsn baYpn, taB bic
esiltuns aud tt Gsaattuns tslistieer
Qaufs, Jtsoe, Nuaridts une perpirrtnoer
uno mibvsrfsbsnptr Rraitf ibtrbaupt
niat sa tsi6afsu ssweisn mare. Sd
eahte nebenosm batsi 6msrslih bepest
an all bic Mabsn, ben 8erprub unb bic
Nibuerfanoniiie. bic pabsim nur pas
ARRANGEMENT sinss ein,tssn Diners fir BIZ
armen 6ausfrausn Dor uno mad dd bat
llns bier Dintr. Damph&ifreile, giien.
tabnfabrt, Suppsr, qanoaufsntbalt- lt-allss
ldhelnben NunbtS aus BEN Boubuir Der.
aus tn 40 Winutsn arranstrt. llnslaub'
lid! uno NIT foI&en qsutsn ictl man con-
eurrtren!"
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ed bobe fsit BEN lekten ,ebn c,oe,

- Sd babe felt ben lsbten 3ebn Satren
an elmer yftfrenfranfbeit eelitten psrbun'
TEN nit Nsrpsniatsn. Die Merote Der'
fteftsn mir nur 3eitweiliSe Qirpsruns,
nahDem Id ieocH brsi Hno eine 9albe
Stride ron Warnsrs Safe Ripnes unb
aipsr Cure Aebraudt tatts, ssr1awanben
bic Nsrosufalls sdnslid. Sd bin n
Sa re alt. SD smptsble ptsles tperttpoas
5silmittel @usn, bic an Nsrfenfa(len lei.
BEN gaton, ga. Wfrs. Wary @esle,
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Der einer Dame.

Der @unfd siner Dame.
., pie i'd paafds, bab meine 5aut 70
rein uno tpeia tpdre. tpis bic Shrise, iaste
cine Dame au ibrer Greunbin. Gle f0n
men tas Qeidt srrddben. antwprtste bic
Treunbin. gBie 70 2 @strau&sn Sie
Sopfsntittsr, bas erssuet r.'nes Slut uno
blabenbe @slunbbeit. Sd tbat es, pie
@te bemerten f5nnen. Cairo Bulletin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-12-27

- Das bette Eager psu 5srrsn.a GILLETTE.
ar.ifsln. wis 8raesn. 5smsen, 4rapat.
ten, ManfdstisnfnSpfs, Iaihentiihsr, &c.
fnest man bel GWEN Il 8Snts.
beim.
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80 t6ter 9wdrmen - Ser
Itebte feufse'n!"

''SotI !" :"
SIN Neifertoert Der S@Dpfuns, rem
@eibs, Fnb 70 siele Nei3e Seretnt, bab es
lanse 3ett nintnt unb eenaues NaAfor-
lden, bic Gebler 3u finben, fats iiberbaupt
tpelde purbaneen fnb. Das gDeib bat
bic ebls Nufsabe, In ben @tunben bes
Summers ben Mann au tr6fen. gBenn
aber bic Sunne 1dsint uno auss bsu IN,
bann tpirb bas @eib gum beitern Seamet.
terline, unb Slidts III su fefear fiir feline
9ii(Ie. uao unisre 2Ieblinse, bsicneers
bic iunsen Wdohen btsr3uIanes, leasu Re.
belonberen Wer!b auf bic Gub6etlsts
buns. @enn 60 auf bielsm Ge6tete etpas
Neues pber Moberuss In 6uB6etleiouns
stbt, unfere iunsen MaeAen malfen es
taben. rnb rpas fann es biib1Geres GEE
Ben, als einen 3ierl4 umbI(lten Gub 2
Ser III stn Mubsu fur bic Bilbbauer unb
elm Sssma, fur bas Didter fawasmen
unb iiber saS gerliebte ieuf3en. Dtr
elauben, bas III cine pafenbe gtnleitung
3u bem, tpurauf wir bic Damen aufmerf.
fam MAIDEN tpui1en namlib ibr @dub.
,eus Bel ben Serren Martin nnb
9 obn ein3uEaufen.
g. 9SoIfcn.
Serr 8. Wclfion bat iein MSbetse=
iddft mad benz neuen 6tcre ant Main=
Bla5a perlest uno baielba bic prddtis=
ften MSbet gum 8erfauf, bic ie bier cHe>
rtrt muroen. NIes mas in bieIes Sad
fdlast, mic @trobmatten, Teppide, 9au.
fer, 3aroiuenbalter &c. 1T oaIelblt gu ba=
BEN unb swar gu ben miBisitea Yreiien.
Das SpteIwaarenbeparte m Mt
tat fetnen plab In Dem friberen WSbel.
fore, binter benz neusn @ebdube, sefun.
ben. Dtsie @usitelluns 1T be}onbers
reidbaltis unb umfaBt Nllss, ipas ber
Spielwaarenntarft ber @elt bietet. 6err
Wolflun Ssrtauft aud In bielsm Dsparte.
meat NIT serinsem Wrpft unb iptr fnb
iiber3eust, bab bas srobs aaser binnen
tpsnisen Suaen eerdumt iein wtrb-
Man beetle ifa. baber feline Gintaufe 3u
ntaten. SIN.
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Philadelphia has the bulge on Chicago in
one respect. u Ii named In the Bible.
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DRY SEASONS.

An interesting record is that Of the severe
drought. az far back as the landing of the
PILGRIMS. How many tbousand t;nas are oh.
seryations made like the folawioos. !. s.cb a
cold season ), or !. suoh hot season tn--
"suoh frv veatber -, or 4 sucb al ,vs.,h
err y, suoI h;ob winds or calms ~ etc An
those who .h,nh that the ,,rv sna,, va had ,a..
Spring was the longest aver known. will do
well to read the folIov;no
In the summer Of lost- pa DAVIS n snoces-
sion without rain. ereat so. lis Y
In the summer az t,ao. IL days ...o SO
In the snmn,ar ~ fes1 TX H.
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To SHOE MANuFAcTuRERs---PRI
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Negro preachers have indistinct Ideas oi
the millennium. That viii never come until Il
is safe to leave hen house doors unlocked on
a dark night.
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Did you ever notice the fast--of course you
have--that tramp who claims he has trade
bat can get no work at 1t, in the winter is
bFiokpaker and in the summer lumberman
Or loo sawyer F. ockport Union.
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When two women with new hats on pass
sachother on the street there is = pair OF back
stares, Immediately.
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Forney's Progress says /" Nothing so
qniekly dries up woman's tears as a kiss. /"
Bat in case the tears belong to widow who
has buried her husband, you should let a few
months elapse before beginning the drying
process.
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Hides and Skins Wanted

FUNHE subscriber Is prepared to pay extremely high
and Calf Skns also Grease and Tailow at his place OF
business the Rocktown Road In the subur BIS Of LAM
bertville
as sa af VIM. Emf,
u f3sf Agent for John Taylor, Pork Packer
Oct. 20. 1873. m. ~ 77 ~ Tfe
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-01-21

They have been carefully selected by myself In the
New York Markets and for newness beauty variety
Prices reduced to suit the times. Having had several
years experience in purchasing goods aud n Trimming
ladies' hornets and hats, fee that know the
wants of the ladies of this vicinity. ~
Dress Making and Cloak Making in all their brsnehsS
The ladies invited TO call and examine my 1Nods
and look at the display Of Trimmed Hats, Sc nov on
exhibition.
MIS- JACOB $50 WIS.
s Laassertsiile. N J.. Nov .i2sh. 1879.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-16
ObitudrU.

The many friends and relatives in
this city will no doubt be pained TO hear
Of the death Of Francis e. Ferris, which
occurred yesterday a. the residence OF
his parents near J, nnerville, Chester
county, Pa.
MI. Ferris was born In Hartford coun-
ty, Maryland, in 1880, but left that State
in 1854. AT the completion Of his edu-
cation, he entered printing Office In
Philadelphia, and upon the expiration
of his apprenticeship he took charge OF
the Eagle job printing Office, Reading.
In the Fall Of 1871 he came to this city
and assumed the position of superinten-
dent of the Commercial job printing Of
fee, In which position he renamed un-
I'll 1874 when he became Secretary OF the
Commercial Printing Company, and up
ON Wilmer A kinson rei,ring he was also
made Treasurer. At the time of his
death, he was senior mem ber Of the trm
of Ferris Brothers, job printers. He had
been suffering for several years past, and
in June last he went to Colorado, think
ing the climate of that State would bene-
tit him, but finding his health declining
he returned home about a month ago.
he was universally respected by all who
knew him, and his death viii no doubt
be mourned by "A large circle of friends
as well as relatives.