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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-04
90 AMUSEMENTS.
COME ONEi COME ALL! 90
GRAND BALL AND PICNIC FIX
TO BE GIVEN AT
..t CUNNINGHAM'S GROVE. 81,
MECUANIcSYlLLE, HANoyBR COUNTY, NA-
ANUSEMENTS.
MODOC TRIBE, No 81. I. o. Il. NJ,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER @, $50

MODOC TRIBE. No. 81. I. O. Il. NJ,
&c. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER @, 1850. To-
G,as..B,ll Shooting viii commence at O'Clock p
M.:aGOLD MEDAL awarded TO the best shot
Tournarnent Riding TO cOmpence at oc.ock T.
NJ; SADDLE AND Birdie awarded to the best
rider Refreshments win be furnished al city prices
Mayor Darlington VIII deliver the coronation adj
dress TO the successful knights.
Dancing from IL O'clock a. d. 10 IL L. NJ. -
A nne String Bandwill be In attendance. Officers
Of The county will he on the grounds and strict
order viii be preserved. >, ~ ,-r,, r,ve rrv.co
.Wasors viii leave Sales drIgstore, corner Me-
turnpike and Yenabe street, al O'Clock
A. N. and 3 O'Clock i. NJ. rr..,- sc 4, lts |
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trGRAC E-sTREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. c. Ii, READ,
10 D. having returned 10 the city, will preach at
o'clock A. NJ Do .-. ..
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M SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(coruer Of Main and sixth strectsl.-Rey. HENRY
MCDONALD, D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at
A. NJ. and 8 II. NJ. IS1'f' iA'
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MT SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Preachipg by Rev. j. u. TYLER at1l
A. NJ. and e:l5 L. 81. . Eift U
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T1 COHEN BROTHERS.

ben ,9t 1u1- .G-T7- ef
.,t-, or..t0Tt. Irt.' ff'dfEJt }
The senior partner OF this firm is again In the
market, arranging their establishment, for the fall
campaign, 1c .-of j"uLl"-i-
They are determined that their assortment this
Sc ason shall be even more complete than usual
Having made arrangements with importers and
m anufacturtrs oarecty they are able to give their
patrons the benefit Of both American and European
prod uetions. These gopds are 20 arrive daily, over
~ cases having Just arrived, which they will be
able to offer "0n sale "-.. oat ,7...ett-
90 80 MONDAY, Atersr sorH,. 80.
D.. - &C. consisting In part Of
DRESS GOODS, CAsHMEREs, SILKS, FLAN7
'A NELs, BLANKETS. &C. O.. g.. , .,-
Also, 0 cases best quality PRINTS, dark styles, at
5kc.; s,.-.I .I"r4 11"l1l1
Q cases HEAVY ENGLISH CANTON FLANNEL
ar exc; ff.1s..t.- u'...
2 cases ENGLISH CANTON FLANNEL At 1oc.;
so pieces WOOL FLANNEL, good quality, at I4c.;
cases BLEACHED COTTON, equal to andre
scoggln, 1t Ne; .J.a.:c9.
Is pieces 4O.inch BLACK CASHMERE at 2sc.;
ALL-wOOL COLORED CAsHMEREs at 44c:;
GA PEKIN STRIPED, ALL.WoOL DE LEON
at 73c. g i
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NJ SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
There will be bnt one service In the Second Presby
terrain church TOMORROW. The Rev. DIR. -HoGf
VIII preach at III \. NJ r-r .aa1- ...l
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We invite the public generally t. examine these
goods, as hey are GREAT BARGAINS.
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.s1ro:lur1. FaymrtHe o'o,1Mubl
The correetien'wa made III the Dispatch
some ten days Ago. Why met ateetbat
-. /. -. a.
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Isl rrTEMMANUEL CHURCH (Henrico).
pr. NORWOOD having returned, there VIII be SER
vices in this church To- MORROW fsuudsyl at 1 l
osoloek SIR 't'
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e .ly x.E ssssw suI ri. ssss,sf
D7z1tfH sssy<sssts ar "a Iyg " (
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CENALE CoLLEGIarE INSTITUTE.
DICHMOSD FEMALE SEMINARY,

DICHMOSD FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ ,t. 403 EAST MAIN STREET,
&, JOHN ~. POWELL, PRINCIPAL.
Grs. ). X. GAaSsfr, Associate Principals
TIE eighth session begins MONDAY, septenbSr
20. 1880. og
MAaenaalssl.s ResA Oh DvFaEbtN who has taught
for some years u The nrsl scbosi. OF this country,
and who comes most highly rec9gmenusd, Va
have charge of the Department Of French,
Ia aodtiDh 10 the other weli-snown teacbSrs vi
music. Madame CAROLINE RfCHtSGs-BEHrAhp
Fer esiafosues apply a, the bock.tores OF % ,1e
Au 2o.tnThSSaloc1 PKlN6lralS.-
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.OUMBEBa. official statement
having appeared in the Richmond Dispatch
giving the population Of Cumberland at
about $500, Mr., b. B. Woodson, the
faithful and skilled clerk OF the county,
has taken thetrurbie to count every name
on the boots OF the enumerators filed Id bis
Office, and the result Is as follows: -.
Hamilton dissyict..,....., .................. s,74e
Randolph district NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3,lfs
MagisOa dsfrict No. section. 1867
Madison distri n, No. section al. Tb77
M. c,aJ' MA 80 -.
Total. O,l23
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tyT{ i'aas'ci 100 't5saSasSG ss,ssooaL il
ites 70 III 81. 3sfsg iiss J rAgo
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p, Wnh;these men the Msheneites are work
ing TO defeat the nominees of the regular
Democratic party,
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?

OF Ia TosIlaC 20 Pr PiTllF N7TF 'UF FhlF
,s tsls saueu.i9 az sc!i1inooisoaaksa'
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MISS BOCKlUS's SCHOOL
wi FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.

| The next session Of This school viii besin, d. "
| on MOSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1880.
| LATIN, FRENCH, aud MLSlC Taught 5y CONNIE
| tent instructors. au 2i-TuIh.&~ alm'
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WASHINGTON, September .1ll.T . -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17

fog Of smoke at the Zoo Zoo theater,
caused from visitors RECALLING them
selves with highly favored cigars, has
been received, but asitisa custom pre-
vailing at all theaters of the kind, and
the privilege is a leading source of
revenue, it would not be profitable to
prohibit the practice.
Ladies desiring the first pick Of
beautifully embroidered slippers, for
Christmas presents, viii do well to
call early at Zellner h Co.'S shoe
store, while the assortment in patterns
and styles is yet unbroken. Their
stock, in this particular line, is the
largest, most complete and attractive
we ever saw. They sell them at
astonishinglylow prices and we advise
our readers to examine their assort-
ment before purchasing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
Found His Wateh.

Two lawyers took a fine gold watch
from a client for a.. fee. The client
was a darky, under lolonious ban. The
eloquenee and management of the bac
risters cleared the person and he went
forth a free man, doubtless to depre-
date upon his fellows again. After
he had departed It was discovered the
watch, a %Jurgensen, worth $3.50, had
a prominent citizens name in it. The
citizen had his premises burglarized
some months back and lost the watch
with $3.50 in cash. His neighbors,
about the same time, suffered severely
from the same set of raiders. The
proper owner Of the watch was con-
ferred with, and he gladly paid each
attorney ten dollars, as a fee for their
labors in clearing their client, and the
pleasure derived by the restitution of
a priced piece of property he never
expected to see again. Great is the
majesty ofthe law, in some cases espe-
cially, where watches are to be found
in the form of fees.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
PernOnnI.


Col. John II. Savage left for Nash
vile last night.
DR.. Buddeke, oye and ear diseases,
No. Sc east Court street. 144t
New Seasides and Franklin Squares
at Williams book store. SGT
Mr.. A. S. Mitchell, formerly Of
this city, ID now a resident of Hot
Springs, Ark.
Bishop H. NJ. Pierce, of the Epis-
oopal diocese of Arkansas, is in the
city on a brief visit.
Miss Ella Guy returned to the
Peabody hotel yesterday after seyeral
months absencefrom the city.
Mesers. S. S. Garrett & Ralston, o.
this city, were in Little Rock yester-
day, inspecting hulls and machinery
Of steamers.
Miss Mary Early, daughter Of DR.
Early, Of Lynchburg, Va, and a nice,
Of Gen. Jubal Early, guest for tn,
past month of the family of Mr.. B. J
Semmes, on Union street, left 70.
home last night.
Mr.. William Bowles, well known il
hotel circles, sometimes resident a
Nashville, at others here, is located
again behind the desk at the Peabody
in place of Mr.. William 4. Tuley
who, last night, left for Kentucky, in.
tending to be absent for seyera
weeks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
The Opera People.

The strGnded members of the late
Tagliapietra opera company startedfo fol
Cincinnati last night by the Memphi;
and Charleston railroad. The gros:
receipts of the recent concert at the
Greenlaw operahouse were about 1890
and the net about 5000. A number O.
philanthropic people increased the
sum to $500, and the party, some thir.
ty in number, had tickets to the poini
named, with a few dollars over, t.
keep them from want on reaching
there. Those who were able to rails,
money on their personal security lsf
here two or three days ago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
OLIVER, FINHIE a 90.

Flour
300 barrels and half barrels Of New
Process Silver Moon" Flour, which is
a great improvement on what is known
as the old style Of grinding, and is as
fine as can be made; so white and
light, possessing q richness that can
only be obtained by the New Process
of grinding.
HAMS
SO tieroes Zone carload) Whitaker
hams-none better.
Butter
200 twenty-five pound tubs of very
choice Creamery and DaiTyTable But
ter, every tub of which is selected by
our resident agent in the Butter dis
trict of the great northwest.
Roasted Coffee
We Roast every day with the latest
improved and best known machinery
the very finest grades Of Mocha, Java,
Maracaibo and Rio Coffee-always
fresh.
Yeast Powder
We manufacture in our own store
full strength Yeast Powder, under the
Silver Moon Brand, which we know
to be absolutely pure and free from all
injurious authorizations used so extern
sively of late years in the manufacture
Of yeast powder.
Fruits
Richardson & Robbins yellow and
white Heath Cling Peaches, sliced and
grated Pine Apple, Chambers Peach
es for Cream" and "Puree de Peach,
certainly the finest fruits eve put up
in cans.
California Fruits, finest Imperial
London Layer Rsisins, Citron, Cur
rants, etc.
Candies
An extra quality Of Fancy Candies,
very cheap,
Largest Wholesale stock of Fancy
Groceries outside Of New York.
OLIVER, FiNNIE a. GO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17

This mornings signal service
weather bulletins, teleg, Aphed from
the central Office at Washington. an
nounce cloudy weather with rain areas
for this section; local rains ia the east
and west gulf, and the South Atlantic
states; threatening and rainy weather
in the lower Missouri country; rain
and snow in the lower and upper lake,
the upper Mississippi and the New
England regions. The winds here
abouts will shift from the east to the
southeast and the temperature is not
to become cooler.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
Changing

Last Wednesday, at a meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Home in
surance company In this city,
the following directory were
chosen Messrs. Eaton, Hanauer,
Wetter, Leuhrman, Bills, Fray
ser, and Poarce. Messrs. j. J. Dus.
by, f. NJ. White and Podessa retiring.
1t is understood that this directory
contemplate choosing L. B. Eaton for
president, in place of Mr.. Hanauer,
and r, D. Frayser for vice-president.
The stock oftho company is now fifty
five cents on the books of the iDstitu-
ton.
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Seidenberg q Co..

The largest Key West cigar manufac-
turers, have failed for half a million
dollars. Their brands we're known to
all smokers and on account of their
excellence attained a popularity en-
joyed by no other goods. 1t is prob
able that the business will be contin-
ucd by the old firm as agents or repre-
sentatives of the creditors, because
the good will alone is very valuable,
Whether it is continued or not,
smokers may be reminded that Sol
Coleman, 3l6 Main street, has a very
large stock Of Seidenberg's manufe-
ture on hand, aud in order to get a fair
share of these goods before they are
closed ont, every smoker should call
on Sol at once.
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Police Points.

Robert Allen (col,) was arrested
yesterday by officer Plummer, on the
charge of assaulting Lizzie Collins
(col.) on Causey street, with a pistol.
His case was continued until to-mor
row morning.
Con Flanagan was fined $40 for
being drunk and disorderly.
John Mcintyre was fined $50 to-day,
and put under a bend Of $500 for ap.
pearance at the criminal court, to an
swer the charge Of assaulting Andy
Goosby with a pistol, in Chelsea
Wednesday night.
Chas. SpaldiDg, colored, for beating
Mary Woods, about a week ago, had
his case continued till Tuesday next,
on account Of the dangerous condition
Of Mary Woods, who is now lying in
sensible at the hospital aud may die
from the injuries received.
S. b. McLemore was again arrested
yesterday by Officer Plummer on the
charge Of drunk aud disorderly. His
attorney stated hal he was insane and
DR.. Porter instructed him to be tried
ior-lunacy to. day before Squire Ouie-
ley, and if not proven he will try him
for the city charge to. morrow.
George Smith, a farmer, came to
this city yesterday, and, being drunk
tried to clean out ReinshageD' 8 saloon
at 1856 Main street, by fourishing his
pistol and threatening to kill every
body in the house. Officer Tindall
arrived in time to prevent the whole
sale killing and brought Smith to the
stationhousc. lie had his case con.
tiRued till Tuesday next,
j. w. Brown and NJ. B, Womble
were arrested Wednesday, at the Lou.
isville depot, by officers Maloney and
Logan, as suspicious characters, and
the charge of yagrancyentered against
them. Spanish monte cards and dice
we're found on their persons, and not
being able to satisfy DR.. Porter in re.
gard 70 their good characters, he
fined brown $40 and Womble s25.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
STOUT & CO., 1858 MAIN STREET

An accident to the boiler of the heat
ing apparatus under the theater &C.
Cured, causing the death of a colored
fireman named Ed. Price, and this
caused the los. postponemont. Price
was belly scalded during the after
Gcoon and died late last night. lie
leaves a family.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
AMUsEMEETs.
cAYENnIsH.

NENbAons
The Ada Cavendish troupe, now
playing at the Academy of Music,
New Orleans, will arrive here on
Monday next, and are to open that
evening in Camille" Mr.. George
Boniface is the leading support to the
accomplished actress, Miss Cavendish.
Seats for the engagement may be had
tomorrow, at the usual place, under
the Peabody hotel.
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
The second representation Of the
Bankers Daughter at the theater
last night, was even more successful
than on Wednesday night, and the
audience was considerably larger. The
play is elegantly placed on the stage,
the scenery being the most beautiful
We have had here since the play of
mons. Alphonse,' half a dozen or
more years ago. Applause greeted
the picture again last night, when
the curtain rose on the romantic view
Of the gray, snow covered ruins of the
old Fr,nch chateau, near Paris, the
grand city illuminated in the distance,
with q rich landscape beyond. The
interval between the rising of the
curtain and the entrance of the actors
who engage in the sword combat was
as enjoyable as any portion of the
excitingly interesting play. All Of
the characters are well acted, but
there is a refreshing chsrm about
that of Florence st. Vincent
Brown, the ambitious, to shine
in society and get up a sensation
mischief-loving feminine, not often.
seen on the stage or anywhere else.
This part is piquant, witty, graceful
and full of spice, and its representa-
tive, Mrs. Wolcott, could not be
eclipsed in its delineation. Mr.. +. G.
Bangs, who plays the leading role, is a
finished actor, who has played leading
Shakspearian characters here and
elsewhere with much success, and in
New York, four years ago, acted
"Sardanapalus" for a season, in
Byron's spectacular tragedy, which had
a very long run at Booths theater,
New York. His part in the Bankers
Daughter" is a fine illustration finely
acted. The whole play is full Of SEN
timent and sensation, with comedy
interpreted sufficient to keep the
spectators from dropping into a too
serious mood at the sorrowful scenes.
At one moment a spectator feels that
tears must well up in spite of himself,
at the next a mirthful passage pro
vokes immoderate laughter, and the
piece abounds in sudden surprises
thrilling climaxes and unexpected
tragical, or by turns, comical situa
tons all the way through, closing Will
a happy and a reunited family sur
rounded by the friends who have beer
prominent in the drama. 1t will b,
repeated tonight, a full house beinl
assured, and closes with a matinee
commencing tomorrow noon, tn,
, troupe leaving for New Orleans earl,
in the afternoon by special train.
|, FHE 400 200.
The new stars at the novelty theate
on Washington street are drawini
f well. Ida Cory, the charming vocalis
and d~anseuse, has made lasting i'm
? pressions on many friends. The Lisl
sisters are winning applause Mile
=. Lively, with her iron jaw, peFfOFm
G p'odigous feats Clark and Tracy d
G excellently we'll in their taking plan
tation sketch, and the whole exhibitio
r is captivating to the patrons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
CENTS Pc 2 WE E <,
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Malaga grapes, Lytle Shields.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
China dinner sets, 1856 pieces, for
$18, at c. N. Erich's.
The sun sent forth a few bright and
welcome CLEANS to-day.
A fresh shipment Of choice oranges
received to-day by Lytle & Shields.
Telephone S. W. Garrison for en-
craving, rubber stamps and stencils,
Chamber sets sold retail at whole.
sale prices, H. WeHer & Co.
A liberal supply of pure candies,
plain and fancy, at Lyle & Shields.
Three weeks hence our leading local
banks will meet to elect new direc-
tors.
Go see TIE wonderful table bed, at
]. 7. Wilson's, 1903 Main, under Pea
body hotel.
The school children arc happy over
the prospect Of a week and two days
for Christmas festivities.
The Southern express company has
extended its business over the Missis-
| sippi and Tennessee railroad as far as
Sardis.
There is a run oDemarriages just
now in colored society. 1t does not
cost much to mate, but is awfully ex-
pensive to inmate.
The violation Of the law regarding
the careless running of drays and
other vehicles will be likely to con.
tiRue until somebody gets hurt.
We are indebted to Mrs. j. 4.
Weaver, Of this city, now in southern
California, for a copy Of the Semi
Tropio California, a magazine pub
lished at LOs.Ahgelos.
A dense fog visited this end Of the
country during the early hours of this
morning. Fogs also prevailed at
Little Rock, Chattanooga, and along
the gulf coast in Texas.
Christmas is only eight days away.
The very shortest days Of the year
are now upon us. Early next week
the sun crosses the line, and after
that the days stretch out their length
slowly.
The temperature at sunrise thi,
morning was 81 degrees, and the RANG
i yesterday from 40 to GO, with north.
westerly and %northeasterly breezes
To-day the breeze came brisk from
the east.
The present muggy weather il
4 , especially severe on all classes o.
! perishOble stuff, and especially so OF
fruits, game, dressed poultry anC
meats. 1t is also very bad on cottor
. yet u~ngathered.
The cable from Liverpool to.da,
quotes the markets steadier thar
5 heretofore. Cotton seed oil, yellow
! American, is steady, at 81; wheat
firm corn aud provisions, also. OK.
! hibited a steady feeling.
The orchestra at the theater or
Tuesday night introduced a new waltz
by Straus, entitled Picture of IN,
! North Sea- avery beautiful compost
ton. Besides this a %pot-pourri, from
the opera of Faust, attracted general
admiration.
The inhabitants of the Tenth ward
are FESTIVE under the present muniei.
pal government, aud some wish Ia
seeede, to set up for themselves claim.
ing thsy have all TO pay in the shane
Of taxes, but get nothing back. not
even plank sidewalks.
A communication complaining Of /
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
lynn Haven Bay, Saddle Rock & Shrews.
bury Oysters received daily by express!
r. FRANSlOu, 292 Front.


1t was not generally known that
there was a total eclipse OF tho moor
yesterday when it changed to q full
the only time it over experience
this peculiar phenomenon. II wen
down in tho early hours Of yesterday
morning, about seven o'clock, with a
slight shade over it, but it set in in.
creased shadow, farther to the west.
II was not visible along the Atlantic
coast, in the West Indies and in South
America, but vas to almost all other
portions Of the world.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
FoR SAC
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Owing 70 my declining health, ] have de-
" termined TO move 70 Eureka Springs ant
offer my Well-known fruit apd nut farm, fy'
miles from Memphis on the Padpoah road, fo
aale or rent. l have all kinds Of esrlg fruits
with ch%estnuts, English Walnuts and pecan
10 full bearinE also ehincopins and other
that will come into bearing. The land i
good, averaging one bale 10 the acre last year
1t is also well suited for Q stock OF dairy farm
with barns and sheds in abundance, With 2
acres set in Bermuda grass and ~ acres il
clover, with stock water in each field the yea
round. l will also sell my Apiary, containing
80 stands Of bees, which has averaged abou
season. / will self my corn, hay and stool
and everything pertaining to tho farm. On
@s7 dGw 4. R. WINSTON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
Choiee EaIahles.

Shaker dressed turkeys, celery, red
snappers, perch, squirrels and oysters
are some of the choice eatables which
Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson.
offers at low figures to all those who
delight in good dinners. Everything
on hand is always fresh and the best
in the market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
CHRIsTNTAs GROCERIESl

Oranges, Lemons, Nice Apples,
Cranberries, Figs, ~EIaisins, Cur
rants, Prunes, Pitted Cherries,
Dried EIackberries, Peeled
Peaches, CiirOn, Orange Feel,
Lemon Peel, Preserves, Jellics,
Jams, Maple syrup, all kinds
Canned Fruits, Apple Butter,
Peach Butter, Vince Neat, Fancy
Candies, all kinds Nuts and
Pickles. Olives, Creamery Ilutter,
Sweet Cider, etc, etc.
UCRHAM q CAMPBELL, so Beal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
JOHN wAEsR, UNDERTAKEN,
S4I Second street. l43t,
FIre q, OnkIand. Nriasissipnl.

Fire AZ Oakland, Mississippi.
The storehouse of Black & Sons, at
Oakland, Miss, some 60 miles down
the Mississippi and Tennessee rail
way was destroyed by fire yesterday,
the stock of goods being partially
saved. Insured in Murphy & Muir
phys agencies in this city for $4,000,
In this connection it may be well to
and that the insurance on Venable &
Rawlings saw mill, above the city, on
Wolf river, destroyed only a few days
ago, was paid yesterday by this firm
the amount being S2500. A prompt
transaction,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17
FRESH OYSTERSi

FRESH OYSTERS
The big ST." brand is still
booming. Average daily sales,
500 cans, and are guaranteed
fresh, best quality and full cans.
BE sure you get the ''F.' brand,
which is stamped ON side Ofeach
can.
The name is on top Of each
can. Extra Select is best quaIityi
Standard is second, and Medium
is third. Fresh Fish, Game, POuI.
try and Celery constantly on
hand. ). A. SIGNAIGO,
SGT 27S and ESQ Second st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-17

A Porcelain Picture for your
sweetheart OF wife, would be the
very thing. Get one made al
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