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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-18
Dramatic Items.

Rubenstein is to visit Spain.
Robson and Crane are at st. Louis
this week.
Our German Senator to be here
next week is now at indianapolis.
Lolita is playing to crowded honses
everywhere she ppears,professionally .
John T. Raymond has no notion OF
joining with Nat. Goodwin, so he
says.
NFhe goddess of discord is the
term applied to Sara Bornh'rdt by
Sali.
John q. Owens has been figuring
among mining stocks at San Francisco
for he past car.
Niles iuy Mic operate troupi arc
at Galveston, Texas this week. They
come this way after a bit.
BARLEY Campbells company pay
1.-THE Galley Slave" at Wilmington,
Dell next Saturday night.
There was not standing room at tho
Pittsburg oberahouse during several
nights of Maggie Mitchell's stay last
week.
Haverly's new united Mastodon
minstrels arc to start out on a tour
from Chicago on the sth Of next
month.
The new opera "Deseret. by Dad.
ley Buck and w A. Croffut was
brought oWt % Haverly's Fourteenth
street New York theater on Monday
last.
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A letter was received this morning
by Chief Davis from the sheriff Of
Hartford county, Carolina, in refer
enee to his brother, james Sharpe,
who had been confined in the station.
house for two weeks past. under the
impression that he was crazy. Sheriff
Sharpe states thathis brothers strange
manner is the result Of prolonged
and habitual drunkenness, and that he
shot one Of his brothers in a drunken
q%uqFFel some months since, concluding
with the request that he be redressed
and warned not to come home, as his
return might renew the Old quarle O..
He had already beea sent home.
however, as no answer was received
for quite a length of time in reply to
the chief letter OF inquiry.
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Saturday and Sunday were Geld
DAYS in police circles.
Fifty five cases were tried this
morning. Most Of them were for
summing vehicles without the proper
number, or violating health ordi-
nanges.
Another snoozer was fined five dol
lars to-day, for taking n nap in Court
square.
Alta low den on the river front Sat
urday night, several pistols were drawn,
and but for the opportune appearance
Of Officer Donahue, blood would have
been shed. Manuel French was ar
rested and locked up on a charge Of
carrying concealed weapons.
A young specimen of the genus
gamin, who was found sleeping in {
goods box last night, was fined FIVE
dollars this morning, the court re,
marking that the Taxing District
rates of board were higher than thos'
of any hotel in the city.
Twelve uufortunates were sentenced
to the Island work house this fore
noon.
Another fast driver paid thepenalt!
to day.
The females forgot themselves yes
terday and had light fines imposed oil
them this morning-exeept one, VIII
was fined $25.
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Cabinets at 50 per dozen.
Cottage Gallery,
40 BeaI street.
Personal.

DR.. Buddeke, eye and ear diseases,
No. So east Court street. lat
The old reliable shoe firm of Wm,
Miller & Co., 22l Main street. areI Of
feriuga splendid line Of goods at very
low rates. In addition to an immense
stock Of ~seasonable goods made by
northern manufacturers they have on
hand a handsome stock Of their OWL
home manufacture, the chief part Of
which consists Of gents hand sewed
boots. Their wOrkmen rank second
to none in this city, and as they ust
only frst-class material in manu!ac-
turing can guarantee as good work as
can be found anywhere.
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Monday evening Oct Is, 1850
LEDGER LINES.
Use self rising buckwhelt.
Use selt-rising ~buckwhclt.

Use self.rising buckwhert.
Use sslt-rising buckwhclt.
Roll coined beef. Lytle & Shirld.
Brown & Jones. coal dealers, Is.
Main street.
Jellies and preserves. in ) pound
pals, received by Lyle x Shields.
Selfiising buckwheat at Oliver.
Finnie & Co. S now ready for delivery
Nothing 50 good as self-risiug buck
wheat. Get it from your own grocer
Atmore's mince meat, the besI
made, is now ready at Oliver. Finni,
& Co.'s.
Ears, noses and fingers were be
numbed by this mornings frost,
breezes.
The Chickasaw bazaar opens to.
night. Don't forget it. Tonight
will be inaugurating ceremonies.
New York state buckwheat, the
very best, is used by Oliver, Finnie &
Co. in their self rising buckwheat.
They were not killing frosts we had
last nigh and night before. Some
contend there was no sign of frost.
Dense fog this morning, aud steam
ers' fog whistles sounded on the river
for an hour or two in shrill and lively
Oyercoats, gloves and Alaska furs
have been necessary to comfort for
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thro6 days past II Is our ffst taste Of
Girls ~ TALL weather.
TIE Bluff City Grays will give a
hop complimentary to Captain Her
bert Rhett, Tuesday evening. October
10Th, at their armory.
The Child Of the State" combina-
ton left here last evening, for Austin,
Texas, and the drama win be present
ed there to morrow night.
Monday night is the time for the
Chickasaw bazaar to open: that is
O-night, not Wednesday night, as
was misprinted the other day.
~Sclf-rising buckwheat is now ready
for delivery. Retailers will please
send their orders in to Oliver, Finnie
& ca. as soon as soon as possible.
Music, mirth and the drama on Dan
Rice's floating operahouse, Champion
Nc. 8, will be here next week and the
players open on Monday next.
Oliver, Finnie & Co. have just re-
ceived a carload new buckwbeat from
the interior of New York state, to be
used in making self-rising buckwheat.
Luck comes to every man occasion
ally. Get a ticket in the Common
wealth and luck may bring a handsome
prize. Call at the usual place fol-
tickets.
The great Sells circus, to be herr
next month, exhibits st Marion, Ala.
to-day Colonel O'Toole, the pres!
agent, went down TO fernando to
day to bill that town.
The Harrison troupe arrived from
Little Rock last night, They appeal
1T the theater this evening in al
eccentric musical sketch callet
PHOTOS" aud it is reported to be
most delightful entertainment.
The death list in this city last weel
numbered p p%ersous.o of whom II wer,
white and Is colored. OF these,
died Of malarial fever, 4 of consump
ton, 3 Of brain disorders, and the re
mainder Of scattering Affections.
Vegetation has been nipped by ligb
j frosts during the past tive nights. an,
! it is the first visitation Of the season
Those who failed to cover their tende
garden shrubs with newspapers fin
= thom shriveled and drawn up to ds!
The great litter, DeCastro, don'tu us
shoulder-straps 10 lit his barrel
l. water with a man on TOP, The he
culean artist does the business wit
his teeth. 1t is an iron jaw be carrie
: and he lifts the barrel with a stra
gripped between his molars.
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ADAMS SIINCE MEAT,
Adams Fruit Butters,
in aIlsiEe packages.
IAIRK ALLEN a. CO.,
$40 Front II.

The mmbliuS Of an insecure wall
which sent two persons into eternity
without warning, renders it inoum-
bent upon the fire commissioner Of
the city to examine other walls, and
see whether or not they are as crazy
and as likely to tOpple over in the FIRST
Whit Of wind that happens to strike
their sides. Gales sometimes drive
the ambling breeze along at from forty
to sixty miles an hour, and when a
t%hirty-mile blow can perform the des.
truction that marked the path oflast
Fridays gust, it behooycs the au.
thorities to do their duty in the way
Of inspection.
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Judge Wright stick to his old habit
Of hanging to the coat-tail of the
moDeycd power. In the confederate
congress he voted for the famous
twenty-negro law, which provided
that those men, with their sons,
who owned twenty negroes, were
permitted to remasn at home,
while poor men and their sons were
oonscripted ard drug into the
war and like dogs were made
to do their masters bidding.
And now he il with the railroads and
bond holdders. He flew the track
once. In 1873 be was a candidate for
governor on the low tax platform, but
was de cated.-TGollat 4, nesseeaD.
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AN ADDRESS
Blythe LOw.Tax Democratic Ex-
eeuiIVe Committee of shelby
County.

HEADQUARTERS LOw-TAx Dem.
ocRATIc EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Oh
SHELBY COUNTY, MEMPHIS, TENN.
October IS, l880.-To the voters OIL
Shelby county and West Tennessee
The Wright executive committee are
begging for compromise. They con.
code his defeat. E~missaries are per
a~mbulating the state 10 bolster up hil
cause. II is an evidence of weakness
and that their cause is weak. They
cry, Save me, Cassius, or | sink
Wilson's chances we're never 50
bright. His election is assured if hi,
supporters remain true.
Middle Tennessee will give Wilson
10000 majority. lie will divide the
republican vote in Est Tennessee.
and will get 10000 to 5000 majority
over Wright in West Tennessee. II
is confidently believed that he will
beat Hawkins a good majority. He
will beat Wright two to one.
Now is the time for action, earnest
active work assures success. All men,
democrats and republicans, who favor
honesty, enonomy aud reform, who
ire for the people and against mo-
nopOlies, are cordially invited to or
g%aniSs and cooperate with US.
Meet in your various wards and dis
tricts and discuss the issues in the
state canvass. The people will have
submission, and Wilson is It's expo.
nent. Courage and energy and all is
we'll.
By order Of the committee.
w. B. Gibson,
Chm'n Executive Board.
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The Big Boot Shoe Nor

has now on hand the dEest and BEST and
latest make Of ladies Gne French kid and
morocco shoes, also Misses Of same style.
and quality, which are wsrranted custom
made, and at less price than sold by any
other house in the city, a large line o.
ohildren's shoes warranted in quality
custom made mems boots and shoes, in
large variety at lowest prices. These
goods are all fresh. Call and satisfy your
selves at Si4 Main street, at the BIZ
Boot shoe store,
lor Il. LEHMAN.
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MISTAKE
The Bazaar Opening Tonight.

In a notice written for Saturday
issue Of this journal the announcement
was made that the Chickasaw bazaar
would open tonight, and the types
were twisted into Wednesday night, an
unfortunate error which was over
looked in reading the proof. The
fair opens tonight with the most aus
picious prospects, and will be contin.
ne for three weeks.
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Receipts of cotton here are now
1927 bales ahead OF receipts at this
date three years ago. To-day's LISTS
1851 bales, and over a thousand bales
ahead Of New Orleans, as announced
by telegraph to day.
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ooT9oS
HxroRrp.

NEW York, October l8. I2:30pm.-
Cotton quiet. Ordinary, s l6c; good
ordinary, 9 l3-16c low middling, 10
ll-l6c; middling, II 1870; good mid.
ding, II 9-l6c; middhng fair, 125-l6c;
fair, y l5-l6e. Futures opened steady;
now firm, at s 10 10 points above Sat.
urday's closing prices, as follows: De-
liveries for
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JncLscn's Befrayers IA Jail.

DENVER, October ia Telegram
to Governor Pitkin ssys: The Indian
agents Berry, Hoyt,C Cline and eacham
are all now in Jail at Gunnison City,
charged with the murder of Jackson,
their freighter.
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Ordblance..-Agalnst EntlClnu from One
Store 10 Another.

De it ordained by the legislative council,
- that II shall be a misdemeanor for the
clerk Of any business house in the district, or
auy other person, TO entice or attcupt TO en-
tice away from any business house any one
trading therein or entering therein, or for any
one 10 enter into any business house, or stand
on the street or sidewalk in front Of an bust
ness house for the purpose of %enticing a my Ouc
therefrom. Any one convicted ofany t,fthese
acts before the president of the board Of fire
and police commissioners, shall be fi nod not
loss than one or more than fifty dollars I or each
offeuso.
IA cd September q, 1880.
d. I, PORTE AZ,
Chairman Legislative Cou nsSf,
Alter
d. a. puTLFH. Secretary. ~q9s
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For something choice try Reef
FenderlOins.
MOOneY.Smilh.

Last night, at the residence Of the
bride sister, on Court street, by the
Rev. George c. Harris, Of st. Mary's
Episcopal church, Miss Lizzie Smith,
Of this city, was united in marriageto
Mr.. D. G. Mooney. The happilywed-
ded pair received many cordial con.
gratulations from a throng Of friends.
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Fine Photographs. Sc per dozen
Cottage Gallery.
20 Beat street.
TrI 1he Reed TenderIoins.
one injured LMuseand Dodg,

the Injured Husband Dodge.
The above, played in 50 many
northern cities. has been, 50 far, little
known here. Captain 0'Havcr drop.
ped" on a little game of the kind last
evening, and before the court this
morning it was fully ventilated.
AS the evidence showed, two me-
chanics, while walking along Main
street, were aecosted by two women
and invited to their room, in the
Library building, on Third street.
Arrived there, que af the men sent
the women out for beer and oysters,
giving her all the change he had, about
two dollars. Remaining in the room
alone, the two mel pulled out a pack
It cards and proceeded to amuse them.
selves while awaiting the return Of
the women. After a lapse Of a quar-
Ter of an hour, a man came in aud
wanted to know what all this meant
I'VE were invited here explained
tHe men,
who invited your
1.-TWO girls
But this is my room, and nobody
lives here but my wife and l. Yol
get out Of this
That's too old a trick" replied
, the elder Of the two men, and just a
this juncture the women returned
and grasping a couple of heavy sticks
waded in to assist the injured hus
band" in putting the two intruder
out Of the room. The police appeare,
/ on the scene Of action about thi
4 time. and THE injured husband" an
his two dteoys we're arrested. TIL
two prosecuting witnesses appeared a
court this morning with bleedin
heads and bunged noses, their test
mony giving the court reason to fin
e John Watson $25, Mary Watson s2'
e and Kittie Manning $40.
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DO You WautiO be "a Cookbook.
ing Fellow?

Then go to Cohen, the halter, 2l9
Main street, and tell him to rig up in
one Of his hew fall style hats, Of either
soft or stiff hats, and if your girl won't
have you, then jump in the river, for
you are n. G.. 40
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Fresh Norfolk and N. v. Blue
Point Oysters and also claus.
received daily. Ladies' Oyster
ParIOr upstairs.
A. RAGGIQ, u and IG Jefferson.
EST
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Ncinhnr

LIVERPOOL, October Is, 1915 pm.
Gotten firm. Uplands, Gid Or
leans, Tiled. Sales to-day 1900
bales. Receipts $4,000; American, $50
bales. Futures opened steady. De.
~liveries for October, 6s@6 21-32d
October November, 6 7.l6d Novem.
Der Decembe January, 6 1882; Jan
uary- February, 6 7-l6d; February
March, 6 10 Sd March April, 6Id;
April May, 6 9.l6di May-June, 6sd.
NEW 0RLRASs. Oct IS, 11;30 q. m.
Cotton su0ng. Middliug, lilo.
Sales to-day, 500 bales. Stock H.
800 bales, Receipts to-day, 1912 bales.
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FRITZ & GEOR aE'S SALOON,
Z, o and IL West Court street.
EEMP'S ST. LOUIS BEER.
HOT LUNCH & DINNERS DAILY
from IL TO 3 o'clock. pit
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TIE NEW FRYER.

For Frying Potatoes. Oysters, Gro
quettes, Dou-hnuts, etc, with movable
support for draining basket. The greatest
success of the day. Call and see it.
-. TURNBULL. 23I Main. 1854
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Only place in city
10 get TenderlOins, IL at
SEESSEL's.
Drawing Pencils.

Hard, medium, soft melium and soft.
The above four pencils in a neat box
only, 25o a set, at
Al MansEord's.
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CHICAGO, October lS-The West
ern Union lines on the east shore Of
Lake Michigan are all down north Of
st. Joseph.
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FRESH OYSTERS,

Received daily per express.
Sole agent for J. y. FaFren a Co.,
Of Baltimore, also 0sh, game and
celery at }. A. SIgnaigO's, No. as
and asO second street. 3Sf
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OYSTERS and CELERY
Received Daily per Express By
VICTOR D. FUCHs,
30 aud Al jefferson. II
Digging and VnuIt CIeanInr.

Digging and Vault Cleaning.
Persons having cellars to fiji, or dig,
or any earth work performed, such as
lot filing or hauling of any character
can have it done by calling on j. B.
Saint & Co. at 286 Main street or 969
DeSOto street. AS soon as the board
Of health permits, vaults will be
cmptied and purified on reasonable
terms. 37f
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The choicest of RlI steaks, the
Beet TenderIOIns. The only place
10 get them is at
II. SEESSEL, SIR e. SON,
Cor. Jefferson and Second.
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Fifty thousand DIR. Porter cigars
with exact likeness OF The doctor
ON each box, nj STERNBERG 8
LEES. AZ
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Philip Simons and Sam Lowenstine.
pawn-broker, have removed to their new
quarters, No. As Monroe street. Al
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Prof. Monks

DANCJNG ACADEMY,
AT Casino hall, for gents Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 pm. 81
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OrulHanOs...Agalnst Giving False Alarm
o fFIre or Interfering With Fire
Deuartmenf Wires.

GEcTIQN J.. Be It ordained by the LsviJs
- tive Councils That any one giving 4 false
alarm Of hre through tho telephone Or otber'
wise, shall be guilty Of a miSdemosmor, and
upon conviction thereof before the Prsident
ofthe, Board ofFire and Police Conmissioners
hall BE- fined not less than one nor more than
sEcrioN 2. Be II furiLor ordained. Thu,
whonsver any, telephone l. to be nut
up OF, repaired, or whore any telephone
or other yiro Is to be put up on
repaired, which crosses or approachas
a. near - three feet h the wires OF
the Fire Department, the Chief e the Fire
Department must be notified before sach wirs
or telephones Is put up or repaired, and a
failure TO do this hereby declared a nisde-
i%neanor, ent any interference with tho Fire
Department alarm boxes, or telephones, or
wires. Il hereby declared y misdemeanor. and
any cne offending herein shall, upon convie,
hru before the President Of the Fire and Pc.
lice Comm issiOners, DO fined not less than ono
, o. more than lfty dollars for each and every
o1ense.
Passed September q, 1880
d, 4 PORTER.
Chairman Legislative Council,
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F. FrsnsiOIi, 2O2 Front, receives
fresh Oysters daily by express. Al
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Aitesti N0unc''
o. =. PnLLHN. Sncrainrv- % o.
OrdInanCa...PenaItY for MIsdamsannrs

Enthusiastically for Mlsdemsanors.
re i ordaiacd by tho Legislative Council:
10y; be and. the same is hereby amended by
adding 10 that section the following. And
whore any act Il forbidden by ordinance. or is
made a mlsdemoauor, and no punishn emf n
prosoribed, Therefor, tho same is to be-
punished bya fine Of not less than one nor
more than fny dollars. and imprisonment IN
default Of Payment thereof, az in other Of.
fense0. W ~
Paused September q, 1850.
D. T. PORTER,
A'tost;
q. L. PULLES, Sec'y. 1857
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NURSE-Girl Is to H. to nurse three chill
IN dren, thu yaungopt three yeas old.
AB X P0Sr0N, IS Madison 81.
GOOD Carpenter. Apply j. W. Y. Broyne,
VI 40 aadis en- erect. S+I
COMA No, / mich; one hat il giye four
y 5 s1ilon'' a, ct Z; III / %Srt,.
YOUNG man Of twenty yeara looking tor b
/ place Of any kind; we'll recommended aRo
can give bonds If required; has been well ed
ucated and understands every bu iness thor
oughly. Will woik iOr low wHges. Adore.
LOUIS LANGSDORF,
9n Core ofpo tofiee
MAN TO take charge Of small ltull farm
WI near city, or wi lease same to good ten
ant. l. b. MCFARLAND,
&B Y Madison.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
i J W. y. BROWNE, 30 Madison street
A GOOD COOK, ats 9 Linden street
n $40 j.. Z. FLlPPIN.
GOOD white cook. Apply 81 Vance street
" &H
A FIRsr-LLAsS mouse s,rvaat, Tor a gJcd
"A house aud sGall family. To a coed sir
nice wages will be paid. Reference reqlifed.
hNLAL W "A-'N FN
cn0 LABORERS DAY OR STATION
OUU WORK 400 on the Choctaw Bend lie
wee, Bolivar 0unty MISS; ana 20 on the
Cammaek Leyee, lssaquens county, Miss.
Wages 81 per day and three ~jigglers. Station
work Is 10 l6 cents per cubic yard. Apply or
works. GEO. ARNOLD, contractor, or to
Taylor a Arnold, z2 Front street, Memphis
At
MDME. LJNGEr, Drs IS Making, 3 Cour
I AIDES plush nals reshaped; ladies' It aV
IL and leghorn bets made TO lfok rs good aF
new; ladies ehi'e felt hsts reshaped; ladio ,
last fall walking hats made over into the rev
Derby, at GONDYFAR'S $50 Second. 1888
| GOOD Timers are waut-d at L0U1s
VI DUSH's, s9t Main street. to whom stead.
work and COED wages will be given Arnreu-
tees wanted. 2t
| YOUNG lady win EOoa references and iulh
j. qualified. desires a situation aE teRcte'
in a country school. cr As governess in a pri
vate family Add-e'' s y. this Office. ct
A GOOD Cook at the Planters Hone, ss
ROOMS AND BOARD.
GQOD Rooms md Lcdgin at 81 peel
VI at AID 10 Bssl street Day BOZ rd e p
week. NlnEtt Wfftr fNWfFs Vnl
CT ADJUSTMENTS.
T EUBRIE'B rHEArER.
IL Joseph Brooke, Proprietor and Manager:
THREE NIGHTS AND WEDNESDAY NAT
INEE, common ing MONDAY Oct. 18th,
The Harrison's Musical Comedy Company
p Fl or O 3.
COMIC STU tTIONsi SPARKLING Music
LAUGHABLE EfFECT;l
Harrigan y hats Sketch, S"eohd Degree,
FULL MOON UNION.
Thuzdar. Friday and Saturday Matinee
Gus WILKINS.
200 zoo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CORNER MAIN AND WASHINGTON STE.
&c. MURPHY. Sole Proprietor.
Monday, October s:h, frst spseararee Of
MISS JESNIROAT
MISS MINNIE CARY.
MI. CLARK HTLLBIa
An Good P op'f,
GENERAL ADMISSION. Is CESTs
i PUBLIC LEDGER.
0hos' 10 KAdiien Street.
TIE cEHTs Pc We X.
THE CITY.
U-- -.
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pRoEEssIoNAL.
0 CHEAP COLUMN.

A LII advertisemeuts under the mead OF 10
"A Rent, For sale, Wanted, Lost. Strayed
stolen, ETC., will be hereafter chsrged . cent
per line for eseh insertion, and % cents pc
line for one week.
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wANTEO.

TWO first class Dressmakers and one Ap.
i prentice girl, $50 Main street.
Il2 MISS NJ UPTON.
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NURsE-Girl Is to IL 10 nurse three chill
IN dreD, the yaungeft three yeas old.
n46 W X POST0N. Is Madison o..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-18

Alter
, 1880-08-10
COUNTY BOARD.

Regular Weekly mootlnK of tho Com.
nnno,,,nut s.ow.at ,oa1a;a,I ~ s" ",o,r ~
-, tIeslueht ouwass oceuptsu M !s sae na saat ~ ~
the regular meeting OF the County Board ot
All the members were present with the cx-
ccnttnn of Nr. Bnr,1nri
sopa ononrtsanao -',t,. +oso,u.,o, ,y,,o,, ,,,
Commissioner Clark, the county offices Will
be closed Oh Tuesdays and Wednesday, Of next
weak. ia rtye the cn,plpyGs q change to wit
,'osa H.. fr,'tctts Ta,n,,c, ,,,n<.a,,t ".s
ness ,, lae hlliehts Ae'nglar pageant.
Iho 1olloWlng was o!lcsea oy commission
er purIngtOn III reE0rd to Juror john Llls-
sem. and. after q short dobnto, was uuanl-
motislv a,lontsd:
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. g. no @ FL q 5aG Hrena SMeots IT, aeamn Oy
,ntoqthv ~ ~ ncSunv s,,cS nnsttion nu' nd hna
henn foi,nd "a % EuiItI of comtc,nnt Of oourt and
1nod tho sum IT 500 by cue Of our Judges; Ind
WIlKREAs, It Is incumbent upon us ma Uourd
to taKe come ,neasnr9s to proycnt Improper and
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