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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07
A Soft Thing for Ham GrinIn

hVuleflhN Apstl
The Courier journal prints a story
about Miss Mary Anderson and her
stepfather, 70 day, which declares all
her earnings arc invested in the name
Of DR.. Ham Griffin. The Post does
not know anything Of the story, but
understands that it reaches the public
through the friend of a particular
friend of Miss Anderson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07

Senator Garland: "Nc. gentlemen.
there is nothing the matter with me.
but I've stopped. You know We bad
a pretty hot canvass in ArkaDsaw last
summer, and | vent all over the state
stumping. Well, l saw the graves Of
a good many good fellows who began
with me, 9nd who are now in the dark
valley or the light one, whichever il
may be. / saw the wrecks Of other
meD who started with me TO be Jolly
good fellows. The graves and the
wrecks set me thinking. From think
ing | began TO calculate. Well, on a
rough calculation, / found that | had
already drank about a barrel aud a
hall Of whisky more than l was entitled
to. Then | said 10 myself that il /
drank any more / Should be drinking
some other fellows whisky, and, as |
didn't want 10 do that, i stoned.
! There you have the whole story"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07
For You,
Madam,

Whose complexion betrays
some humiliating imperfeF
ton, whose mirror tells v.ou
that you are Tanned, SfAllOW
and disflgured in COUNT nance,
or have EruptiOns, Redness,
ROughneSS or uny boIesOme
tints Of compile ion VIC saw
use Hagan's IL ,CnOlia Balm.
ItYadeiE ate, harmless and
9eIlgnIlm article, producing
sne mOS' natural and entranC.
ing A. ats, the artiHciaIity Of
WING a no observer can detect,
I'M i which soon becomes per-
lament if the Magnolia Balm
is judiCiOusly used.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07

Why throw away your illustrated
papers AMI magazines when you can
have A nice book made from them at
the LEDGER biudery2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07

Mothers. wives, daughters, SONS,
fathers, ministers, teachers, business
men, farmers, mechanics, ALL should
be warned against using and Introducing into
their homes Nostrum and Alcoholic Rene
fear Of, warmers Safe rOnic BitteIs.,'
They are what tAey are claimed to be-hlrm-
less as milk, ana contain only medicinal vir-
tues. Extract of Choice Vegetables only.
They do not belong to that class known a.
"Cure-Alls," BAT only profess to reach cases
whore the disease originates in debilitated
frames a. d impure blood. A perfecs spring
and summer medicine. A thorough
blood purifier. A tonic appetizer.
Pleasant to the taste, invigorating to the body.
The most eminent physicians recommend
them Tor their curative properties. Once
used, always preferred. Trial sire, soc. Full
size Largest in marketl 81. ssSTry them,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07

For the kidneys, liver and urinary
organs, use nothing but warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure.' II stands I'm
rivalled. Thousands owe their health and
happiness to i. pDrWe offer Warmers Safe
Tonic Bitters" with equal confidence.
H. H. WARNER & CO., Rochester, N. Y,
48Xxxiiii48
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-07

saturday Evening, May. z, ISsI.I
, 1881-06-11

AN QbTHA1EO ASSAULT.
Thursday evening thu achnni,er l1alatrt!
Hhtppnp -unlce. mn, ink linn, IN i,oart ni t.nka
Rtrltrt brire. ThG ycescl was thrn tnwrh su tho
South E'trr ind lictl M whie the Master went til
tie llrRrtng tllftG Mt faIsh STRUT hrfEe to tHkn
out his papurs. DnrnE the Captain! r. nhsrln4!
Ten ssrtcnn mon tnnsrsil Tho vessel. nssattrl
Env their traps. md ttiuc pschrc. The men ~.
anui,rh Wrrf. ri lladtf beaton Tint they wne
unable to wnrk tho vessel. ind Tho EAi'lhin wAs
obliEe tu HI In lrt Until yescr'y y, 0r'ier 10
handed uitragc. and every effort SHOULD he
lnutle By tho porc 1u thhrttcA tn tcrret out anu
bring to punishment thu perpetrators.
DOCK NOTES.
Not lumber charter yustcrsiay.
Fny NyMan has taken command or tho tng
Trlni. !"
Tic lumber, market was absolutely bare Of
vcasrls yesterday. ...,.......
THO .sncsnr Line ,atcnmcr Philadelphia wns
towel tu tho tnena Elevator yckfcrlny.
The t!ln'l ,hu III tha rlyer near Tho Rock
1snn1 Elrvnt0r WIS rgnloHed ycaturshy.
Cnpt. .1n,n j. Cunningham, Of tho schooner
Mn,n 1lelr. Il iii rUrt inter Ill ahstlcc of uStr
alxtegn yehrH+ ... ........ -.
went inso Miller lrothera tiry.lock yesterday
for slight rcnn!ra.
Tho United Statcs revcnug cutter At,tsrcw
Johnson arrived yesterday mornlng and Is ntl.
churGh III The Government 1lalft.
Lnrne ttufnhers Ut rr1ple visited tho munster
stcui11. bArRH City 1f ltOfnt ypstrs4Ay whu saf,
luy Mt the Iowa Elevator taking Oh her cargo Ut
| lly.0U1 lnstGls nf DntB
Tho sten.11prs 3hclmygntl. Of tho Goodrich
lirlttan and Mnry q rt,f Ut GrAAtn & Co.'e East
Shore Liuo, NIL loft port Inst ufonlny.
, 1881-06-11

circumstances decided him. Unu evening
h. won't To a planters inUl,sc, askr4l 10 r.
,ilnin over nlYlt, .oI,l tEe inmates llo was lhr
.n ,...I H.. i.' o. ,.,,,n 81, In,
a'i asi!es ls,nt ~ ihMnuea TN, !" S'S!M m i,', 1u
tn"g mdn.sii 9, im ~ raa", ',,' nH' ,rit @
i iatn M.' narf sm!'s1yihs dn. ,s "naEi ~.
t!'!Shr!Ik .IG a. ileSs !.lnr!'nE n t!Ie asa ws ,t
IT, ~ ,,1, , i,,r,,,, w. . n.'',, '' III. .,,,,r @
, 1u 9Sl,M i, , % MMy , .,ew ,.i',, '' i ' t"r, @
m.' VII. ,. ~. @ "'tE @ ti'e, @ T"y.s @ IN
s,,I,, u,nt INV ~ H. ,,o ~ n,,,t iixnr fn",i,
W ,.;t, si,ot,. S,ia ~ 41,o ,,!r.,i, r"ii
~ .,ata,.,,,, Mdn H, n",, tn,. l., Nrin, tv,{"rn e
,'r i.t ~. W. y, ,,,,i ~ ~ r,.'',,
, 1881-06-11
LIMOS PHYsIo.M:DlcaL ASSOCIATION.

2Ftk+a+ @VtfE$p9ttEkHts ~ aAp Lbt4Ht 4|buAW+
G.A1.Esl.tJ>a, III. June Q.-Thu illinois,
rlys!0-sIellenl Association mot In this city,
uccorllnE to PREVIOUS appointment, III Tues
tlny, Jnne7. Tllo meeting was Eood one.
Thu transactions weru quito Interesting, naul
thu sessions were marked Will, MI earnest at-
te.tlon to business ailtl u feeling Ut harmony
tlint wns peculiarly gratifying to ut present,
Papers oil I,etlcn1 t0plrs Ut practical tnp81.
tat,ca were rrad by tlftiarent guntlaine1, mil
relA,rts n{ rasus By different numbers, fol.
lowed witt! Nrastieal discussion; WIS ~
intttee al, Sa.lou4l Assnaiutlul! ,.,sd ollo OIL
Etifs wsts apintsA: Ths 1ItlesEs ,I fr th9
tllB nleallnv, aiMl arN as f0lIows: President,
!ros: ". + Iat, H. D.. Gsales;b9nafE; ss sscs'f
D., Atom; with Fruf. ". l.. TuIt, n. o.,
Ga!eshutg. q. ". i. Snyder, 81. D.. ru!n,
4!M ". j: VNlentine, II. ID. Latnrk, as lha
tho placa OF !neelinR fur ISL Tho meeting
| Ut the Association adjourned at II r ~ lnst
Rnd pleasure By all preseM.
, 1881-06-11

Special D1pGtth to Tue Chicago Tribune,
DErIlntr, Mich. June 1U-rnssctl down-pro-
rpllGrs Vanderbilt, Srottn, md Iiulfuio; steam
barEcs d. Vim Allen ind sohuoncra Lewis 1tDss
and V. II. ketchlln VI0nnR and cos,tOrt, .. +.
lt'sc mud OArKu. WtfltNm Enwlo Aill barges, r.
Palmer nnd cOn.ort, H. J. llaekett uNd sUhuoners
william MeGregor aud Lnur1l Bella. MIchfsatt
Aih barges. Anna Smith m1ld auhuouera llo,lbun
D,ud and Columbian; sohnuners st. Joseph,
,lMlnes Cnuctl. Pnnproy, sunrise, Co.,aeto, and
llartforsl tug Pacific aud tmrKu j. Godfrey, tug
Admiral Porter and burgess, Ghd tug Mimic
Mortul.
Pissed ut--iropelara John pr!lgeon, Jr.,
Now York. Avon. md CuRA; stca,n-b -bnrgps iron
age and Cunsort. OswpK.hlho and larKus. Mir
nenEulls, f0sento Mnd bargps, NAxarl, and
Glasgow aud Mlrgoa; sehno,lurs H. +, nrucu,
.Ihotnua parsot,. Qnickstot, MArla Martin, u. @.
Fart. john +. Mott, Ch!lnplou. ind Mystio Star.
Arrlyet-Scluoncra North Star, Il, j. B6wuy,
6enNtur l.It,0l, Ind Fonus; scoW 5Asyacus.
Wind caat, Two n,Isos.
PORT HURON.
Pour IIuNaN, Mich, ju,e i0-l'assoa up p--
proprl!ors 4tszonn, snnIlau. minneapolis, Davld
". Nnss an1 cor's'r;, lroa Aye and cousort
lseh9oaor feweonawt. D'ean and barsos. ler-
jnlsnn a,t, barKes: j. ". lisnaslt M and Itrxes;
ra"'as ssoon, b. t. 4astIn. i&Ht Ea Ftzsssa sx1Ii
,pssso, Iown-7rropcllers Vanderbilt No. 2, An.
!nckGtt lnl coIs,rt,. Enterprise ind cutlsort,
Mistxnn ,, ..'d hsrsS:. Porter .,na 1.rxes.
soyt NV yYt 5s@sx'ss s lss's s AyS }SsS;s
aru hsrHtss; scdootiar Anlcriuu,, Unnn. O'''>'
, ,t,ownI;rtnpu!lurs lsutf.!o. uuc.on Oa,npcl!.
@ssS s': n fr s' st p4H VIZ!
" Win t1o sehoo!,er ,. Tilaoa. 14';4os i. iiar-
| DAklAnl and burgess, {'OrtGf ChitusGrlHlH and
, 1881-06-11

MARnE&IIlH
Srtftnt Dtsratth n The fhehao 7rtbnne.
MARQUETTE. Mitch, j,sin ln.-Arriycsl-rrnrr!-
sss !i,nwn,n. nb1,S "n. tr r,el 1'kG i!
fsd"Sps aa. ito s'fe1; E. T. i' "s S'',i s'awas s".e m
CItnrt,l-1'rni,rpr Irr,h tluko: scllnnnrts J.
Y 'I'c. M}c s'fs"s W 4 ia Il "w r Y Gnhr ,1sSa,,. '''
WIn,l snllttenst Weather tlllc.
CLErELAsn
eptttde Utspntth n The Chicago Tribune.
q ,tChsvnl.sSp. D.. June lo.-.t1enrolmFnr Chi.
carr. .rt,Nccrs 1T. Louis md bean fstchtnond.
nisseban,llse, schooi,ur Fr,,!cls Palms; eoa!:
Il q e"tse. fstes s sSeoasr @as Il srnon' @ twc
carWocs coai to buffalo, 90 cents. froo.
spsttat Dtspateh to Tht Chttoea Trtoan'.
MusKE1nS, Mich, lilno 10.-Clcnslncrs to.
lny. twenty.twu. Lsln,bor shipments, .oo0
Observation-Disclosures Josie f. Martin. With l.ooo
bushels Df UHts frnlrl !sAcine; Schooner tpsA,
with brcs frotn siuboyHa.
1,utuTft.
spte,af p.pateh to TAs Chicago Tribune.
nutltrlt. Mini,., .1unu 1u-Arrlvnu-!'nrge u.
II. Wilson. Clava.and: ecnt'o,lrrs frnnk Perow
Clcnrcd-l'r0pclier OntNrio. sartln; uarRcs
EgyptinI, ntd Gnruiurast antl echunt,crs 1'eltcnh
and lslissoll. Maruotto; schooner Republic,
Buffalo.
sptttaf Dt+pateh to The Chicago Tribune,
CnEMniaAN, Mich, Junn ,lo-cleare4-rro,,
!ow; stes,,iors Pesri Md Fiora; schooasrs MID.
lat,i, ituvrr. and Gnnatn. .....
Atriyetl-'r,fK MetAinara with thrco barnes.
Wind northeast, uud fresh NIL dny. Weather
pteasnnt. ...
Special Dt.rhtth to rhs chteaoo 7rtbnnt.
HOrHuTOH. Mich. June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ctynf Cesela1,d. from Detrolt4 propeller At
,.; Pissed up-propolIer Northornor' from Do
CIearctl-schooner Monticello. for Detroit;
, 1881-06-11
AROUND THE LAKES.

nj
r. s1..o ~ s"ss,.,,,a, Esrn, 1nn hor,
Ats WV. ~ ,. ~. Wy. .t 49,. ~
."!'t't ' ~ ~ ~ ~. f,.., ,r.s., ,,,s,
present et1e 'les tleo up NJ deaon aAa'et Hue'e''
Tor scainen'a wares. Tic uw1.era nru Capt. j. Il.
buckley md r, Eonsauil Ut Milwaukee, and j.
Vim iat,r,,. of Ira,,tl Haven, tie lattcr owuIrx
~ III ~, 49,, s,sa.. ,.n,,,,,.,nr ,,,n, T.
ohe'n"lf n1iu sue otheFs ae'a"ntul e"oh: ~. =.
scc.ns TINT Cnpt. beuk!cy tEls c1nsnandGtl mo
dell Tor sutsle time, hui MS "tfk nus hot oech
satisfactory tn her nihor uwncrs md III bcr hst
trip Van Patten re4nr,cl to r.isc u 0et her III
nrnpd Hovc,,, fic wrote In f,nnt. t,poxlry Tint
~ ,, ,.,s ~ -, ..,,.s ~ ,n,,,or ,r ~, i,a
uo 'lA'' eoui.e " cafkoes VI AuMos' WI W ne
wnnteu frc'Shfcd, and Instructed l1af1
Capt. ncekley) to ilrl.x The Dell
IN f;rnhh Haven far the I,ltntmr
'Thc ys'.sn ,,rr,v..l nt TINT i,rt Inst Satts.iMy,
HtlJ fhrn II was learned shut 'Htlen f,itl III tr
lGr. lteekluynt uIcu s.sl,ecttai lhHt hts partner
wanted IT, tMke runtr.i Or tha sesss'l. mud It's ad
tiia tttu left u stlrch NJ TX 70 tnw tlo Jeii
mt. While they wcfu Ht're Van Fnitth nl,pehre1
with dnnesr u men: who l,Darh's, % tnS vessel
and drove tho trew nsh0rc. Capf. i'GcXlty fe-
tururi uni attempted tn 70 un 1s,ard.' hut was
prevented fea,n olnx 70 thr,!ig, M fsl'r Ut re-
volscr hel'i hy Van i'attci,. Th" Utter procnrsd
tux. anu tue vessel was lowell tnr!!ior ~ ihe
, 1881-06-11
INDIANAPOLIS B>NK DEPOSITS.

Epff1aE H1lpIlth 70 7As E6lt70V 7110"H'@
ISnlANAr0I1s, 1ntl., june l0.-llese!u.'.
for inter1,ul ruyumlla tnxnllon she" i!'a! W.
deposits l1latle with the prlvate baIlkfl's sys
purntlo,,s Ut tIils city during The ssS aAoa"'
eu,ine Atay 1T 1s s|,iSI, lSl5. wli.rl' y ID, fa
[cresn III i'll .U uyeY tie tn'ii ~ III 'D .
preceding six months. n!Kl ht - issl,
Ills amount nf tux paid l'y thcse b;1llAs "
tuv Government IL ST., ,lti.D.
, 1881-06-11
THE MICHIGAN HORRIBLE OVERS.
Yusefai Ili41.ifek Ia sEha G.hftats0 utfhItnA

LANslS0, Mich, Juna 10.-Tlo band tour.
lallent concluded with the contest IN the
second anA first classes. III thu suco,lGl class
thoru were four cntrtea-vix.: Albion,
Owosso, Chelsea, nnd lIAngerftni's Lapser
City iAAnd. In the tlrst class there were but
two uesltrtes,-Eaton Rapids and Yypstlanti.
III the second class tho !lrst prize Ut $50 was
.twaried to Albion and the seeOll prize to
uwQsso. Eaton Rapids won the tlr8t prlzo
Of $50. ansl tue second prtza OF spo was given
70 xRsls" M rAs sGo1H s ta tas 9'tGs 4 enSs &
foru, OF South bend; Arthur u. Clnppe, Ut
6arli!a, Ont; aud pr1f. 4. M. Green, Ut This
city. li0lliNC &. J0nea, OF. Charlotte, acted as
referee. The tournament llas been great
5ltcCe9S.
, 1881-06-11

sp7e1d| UUpdftk 70 TIN CAled75 7f1oHHss
LEXINGTON, KY, june l0.-Tha Slate
Dental Soclety tIet In this city, asld, atter M
Interesting SESSION, adjourned to nleet l!nxt
year In Louisville. Tho C,ln,,nlnA patpnt,
controlled by the Goodyear Vutcanlzul HUB
Der Company, exuired on Wednesday, tt,e 9Th
Inst, alul Tho Suciety appointed II COMMITTEES
tn whit npon the Kentucky Sonators aud
Representatives In Congress md request
tl,oIr influence towar.Is defeating q ruIssu-
ancu Ut tl,a patent, ~ 1t Inns proved u uoll0
nly that Eus ble4 tito profession since tho
introduction of -vn'canlzed rubber. ilt0
tltntal praetice. It WIS recommended that
rGcglt graduates uill young MelihBsa ut tliH
profession should study A.!Nt0l,ly thoroughly,
, 1881-06-11


Tho vnlur Of this horn consists in tho Iact TINT
n dues mt ret ttrc,|, t]u,ys lopK, stcl,tly iou
,I, ,,, on, nn,It,. ,,nt r,,+ ~ .,r,1.r ami tn,
u'o'' u.'oa ~. IH1.. s,,,s ~ ~ ~, H., .n,o.t
he worked NJ etklu us eAslly nS ny slo stoutest
1uan, vessef'mastcra desiring to make per
a,,.o ,1, ""., ,'no ~, oTb,i,t,n NJ yn wrst
1, , ., ,t,. =, trr.,,,r,,u,,nr Mc
t"ke s'4e,,.' "'At aoof ~ ''"' u''''N'''' wv
Cartb}'s i oll1ce'
AN tMPOnTAtT nttIEh
l. A. Tmmnut S,IperyI3,nr luspoc for General,
,o,',Js ,,n rs,lou,,nv ovtr,,t tram II rtrmInr IA.
ee'4'.9 s44o ''."'" '"a oa.'"en , ~ 49, 1s ~
s"ed by tug itepHftmc'it o. s"pttV'shE !nspaes-
ora en tho 9th uf July, lH5S, fur tho Information
Of olcrrs nj TIM 11Ispcttun serylrp In uev,er3lt
~ ,x"n ~ f,,, ,h1 I,,fnr,unt,n ,f tho travelling
tS "e'' as 9"' tho 's'.". '.'lA'o' ~ t''o M ~ A
public WHO Hrc klfltcs! 10 present 70 tno prollor
ottcors authenticated proofs nf viola toHs Of tho
scnmboat luws it, order thut tho ul1u.tlgrs may
H.. ,,-,.,m,,aI nh, ,rforr,,,,n,t ~ tl,. or,n,.
~ pfoseeutea. Ino ehl"tcel!'est HUH! VI tne ot"sr
III tho cast of INC excurs1hl poals piythe tFon
this port Is eAruestly urYc'l I'll tho proper
ntlicerd M thar3 III bnriIy bUnt iii Tho pxctir-
aim tn,s,u,ws tnrn Int yhnt duEy violates thu
Inv. IN Inn cxtrulup danger Of the lives uf lnuo.
,o,,t oxn,reionIa,s vr,, t,tn ,,...p,, m, fhc,u.
sont oNIN ,., A'u .."o .. F..s''ee ~.
" Inspectors VIII okhct stree enlnlilAiiee ~
~ c'lses win Tug insteuctloas c.iNesh!t ~ tne
last pAfnkfnlh ~ tHo 92tshct nerpIil" Luualsneu'
which u tGuinlcu ut'ofi tla re4udTtiltnnta cals.
tatntl IN inc last pAFARiItpnoI seu. ,tt MeE!sct
etMt1tes anu, ~ cust VI lho rctueal Or lalNM Ut
any knaster u u steattler III !ut'lsA mo nuEaaet
nt passengers carried, tio innt u AtlHi fMillsn!
must hS im'.s'f!lntely iunrtsi 10 Try untea
Htn,ea DISTRICT Attt'rry lor prosecution ~ tue
penalty Ut $i0J prnv!eti IN ssc. 4,4It, lttsisetl
Btntutrs. Sec. ,4la luvisui Statues, IIMkes thu
, 1881-06-11
pUCKS In BLUE.
Regulars" and "fast" eo,.
Their Habits and PecuIi.
arities.
Industry, Fidelity, nnl II Pair II, n,.,
Legs MI Invaluable Malsr.lju. '''
How They Got On in tho Worla-e,a,,
ating into Good Bertls.

A Tn11llNE repnrter wns run ,o,o o
Sl'le street yesterday by n lclrura n y" ,at ID
sct,yer, who scrl,icd To lie I'M, rrr.,, !na ue''
It's, ol, recovering Ills rquiiArln hr I"sts, 1at,s,,
oll wislta!.t l"klhE aro'n,! Ut ulr,ily ~
llek 1lb ti1o reporters lltA't-n"re, wl1Irb had
suddenly c0ine IN vf"lcnt contact viii ',na ,,,a
grnulid. I'lla mIsliap set tc rr,u,rt.r w
thinking about 1essG,lgers IN general ons
the res,tlt WIS lint llo went To tlu Wr,,,., ,~
ttll!on Office and had d talk with Mr., rr1tan
tlle Business Manager. ''"t
s'liow ttany buys 10 you employer nsra,
tho reporter. es
"sixty.two at tho main md bra,,c, q,
fces," llo replied.
"Wl,ese tto yt,ll get them ?''
"Atost IF them app!y personally. y,
through friends, for st'ua,Lons.'
ada ynil ever 1Utyrrtfse?'
"Sun.etiMcs; but VIZ pct few boys In fla,
way, 1liltl ti,Osc Wt10 answer are, NJ II mi,
uat scrvceable." N'
"Afo you particular In making selee.
t!ons?" 0s'eN'
1--WE are rs careful rs possible"
"Do yotl iIavv any trulbIo Il, obtaining
suitable messengers :"
"Not genernlly; hut our
best iiuYs ~, NOT isEMA1S VERY 1oyo.n
ARE These applications always IN Ele2"
"}y!at E, 9Fe 4 E, t1s 1s ,s ssss st the 'oss"
"Are any special qualifications requisite,
"l'Iicy must l1e Intelligent, aul S,I'i auie to
write II gnod lintid."
acter?"
'.As fnr rs we can. Wo Try 10 ascertain
hILf.t IS.t.S ft Itr$
G1'a bI"l !" whether - ''rro''Ad'"ss aro RESPECTS
"Whut do you pay them ?'
'.'rlio regular f0rce. receive SIS month,
anil al,e f,lst tnrce S:l."
"llDw 10 y0t work tlieMs
''Clle dny !lrssclIEers gu M duty ut llalt.
past IN Tho morning antl Work until i
untl 1T night"
"itpw nially are stationed Mt tic ,uatu
,"To5ty-llso iii tho d':i-,ino and seyen 4!
"Where nro tho atlers?" ...
nOn tho Boarl Of Trade altd at tue branch
Offices"
"I!ow I!,y, many y work OH tho Doana'"
"I'llcy have tlle easiest tiue: ~
| mo. When tlloy nre through there t1et
re1'ort t.at tllo otllce alnl deliver messages lks
/ thu ntlers."
!" llow many are delivered in dayy'
| "Tllu average IL about 4f0; the A(pttopo.
itan lins, which l'Hs aouut forty boys, ueI!s'
SEld1fBoR1IooD OF s50.''
"l1ow long nrt tile night messengers on?'
"Froln . O'Clock until la'i-w'st III tbs
"Wiiat Is Tho difference between Tho regn.
1ar antl tlle 't9st' toreey'
| n r5 Itsa Hf tsy1 H1nIs fkr t1,.t tat9. Iii that
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L18f Of ESO19lIf fXHlEU {O fUVGilfQF4 OF
tnn Nnr,i, ,vcxtcrn Stnfc.-
v..;t,, 1n.an.s. :" ~. t.si.,,ao rs,s.,,.
" 7pfs'a' D''pa'en :" 4"e e"'eas0 1.'0a"e
WASHINGTON, u. t., Jilno l0.-tA. Ii. EvnES
x. Co. uport the following patcnts issued
tj,ia .senk tn Northwestern inynrtnrs.
1,1Ivo1a.
n. -, f,., ,,.,,
Ino'HaS ". Anu y. L. AuAes' Saoet5s oaslAR'
prcss: p.,,,,u, :, 1,a.,.r o,,,s,,,u,, ,.,,., ,,u
!.orctlIn ~ Heilher, aAloSourk, pNper paE'
hlsscs l3elis!iiser. lineage. E,tlne. table.
t. InuEi.n ind Il r. r.trtrr i;hnnnnIon
crcau tuu.lsure.
L. w Crury CbIcngo, set.uu dpytcc fpS olrpu.
, 1881-06-11
brct, aul1 to ttudnla parties for II cents per


LuMlfER SALES At MUSHROOM.
Srftfal Nspatsh n Tit shtcd1n Tribune.
MrskEGlS, Mlrh.. Iune ith-1nrrent & Arms
.,.,Iny, halr 1t tfa..i aud hulf nt ~ rur l,thD
feet, II. 4. Ritelvrtt sn1 l!Am,th1 Ccet pIcep.
sttiff at - t.er <I,UM fGul ult thD luck.
THE lady ntfrFfHlS 1tCt.EAREp.
Epte!at fJIs4ttfh 10 Tit ChttaVA. IrtbmnA.
CLEvGtaSn. o., june M-Tlu Aet,MMer lit tly
nilIrnrI. wns pun,pru Hlit ainl released by fht
Tugs trA'ly. tH'rtnr, nntt F',rtst City t.tlhy NJ
eight. liIrti tlawHer wAs PARTED urp lit pulling.
Tie seoouar Is uAimjured, ,lt1d will loAd coAl TO-
ulutruWs
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w =, ,rT
st1horo wac u, nn marry rn,In M,.scuw
WhD aai.l hu p.,lIi.i ltll,y mt I.urtt ROSCOE
liz Ityl lin, MI loo:
T. liz nhaertttl, ~ IL rtre -, u,seax
""'e" ~ r'~~-'' @'A''
C0i.klpt Cnnklc. little FI.ttl
How Wptlslar what yun r. at'
Ary yt>, N, III AtbAulfl; .,toh,
Waiting To hp knUekoa shs '"'s4'
,,,n ,as,.,. ~. "nm ,s.,, ths new made yer'loa
lt3 quW!o ss..ns "'sM ~, sux
, 1881-06-11

Atnr slle6oyvntt. milwaukee,. snm!Ir1cs.
Prop i. q. Peters s1nnistec. lumber. =
rrop City d 'rravcrsc. Traverse CITY. stlndrles.
I'roi, =. I; 'ih"hp'',,,. s,nskca,'r. lin.ler.
'rUp 4. i. llaii. Misktxun, lu,nl,rr.
l'tnii lillrltefr, MlIskGEI,n, lumt'er.
!'r,p Ehnnipa,n I.,nll,Rton. s.tntlrics.
l'rap Philadelphia. ltaifaln, s.ltitlr1rs+
prnp q. r. tsurruugs,s. Aluskrgun. sundrles.
Prop !. 4. Dwrii. Ese:.ila1n. irnl':nru.
l.nt J; i. Hl,crRlcy, Mt.skcsnn, light.
Tug Il, WetzsI, itauinr. light.
sehr Mary = llhle, !tilington. !ntnicr.
SsIr Scnr IL Iic tHGksy: %as',,;'a, sksx :sTt lumber
sel,r !cs.ic Phillips. Lnsl!ngt9n, lumber.
sehr y. lMrsgns. lttidtnKton, lan,l,er.
achr .Iu,,.ly SattIcws. i;acasr,IH, Iron.oro.
Schr Anntn sherwotat. Erie. GoAl.
schr &. !. lsoc!!er. Narlstcc lumber.
Hcnr CARRIER I[Drseshnu lay. telegraph poles.
Schr America. Sturgeon bay, nt,ltBr.
Sunr York Statc. M,'s;eKa!a. !an,oor: % !"
sshr snr Es, q >FSws; Wi; %I'S.h M,eInce y yScr t!Gs
schr Pnotilac, togers City. uosls.
schs @ ircn % s;ate. rGas Gscar"i"i. a iroil ors. ~
Srl1r Curiosity, ken0sIn. light.
Srhr Fs,fri ttiyrr, Fut River, urnb0r. .
Sthr tittrnllnr. Dwsn Stnit,l, ties.
Sclr l.tsKar. Owen Suiint1, ties.
SGhr stget:ss, .fsehson, Ties.
SGhr CaMtster. irhhu ltAveta, wood.
>sclr tiNIs rouk, 81. lnssplI. lumber.
Sulr Eynltnr. All.sKrxtll. lu mber.
Schr UttMw,. MtlsKtHDr. lumber
Schr rellsaukeu. EhUbOygan, lumber.
Hehr Nn,tr Ct'Il,!, aln.kGE,I. lumber.
schr Mury Ll!;wig. iackacl's PER, lumber.
Schr Il. j. MGYcn. MarifpEtc. lutibcr.
Tug JUN s,rcxory, Sturgeon Hay, tuwlng four
:. ACTUAL sA1LrSGs.
Prop Louis Gilbert, While Lake, light,
Prop city ot U,tl,,th Duluth, slt,lEles.
l'r,,i, ". II. DrItw,ek. Tona valstid, light.
Prop Mnntn1n, llu1falO. Hits bn wheat, COO tcs
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Texas II tho xrGatcst cattle FAIslnE State ia
the Union. yet tho bcpt euteA by thu fastlilt.us
Ia chiefly brought fruln kutsaR. This rcusnn ~
lil4t Texas catlls Arc tut only two luunth4 iu tue
yeur, Whgu tho kfnaa IL kretu.
, 1881-06-11

MFE0t Q3HFTV - .,nu I!Y1nf.
ST.. Lot]1s, Ato., June i0.--Alrs' sru "1aa'' .,a4
who lns bucll 4ultu III sncu her R'fisai ''ssI s,
is reuurtc considerably batter To-day, Mi4 int
will prutmbty l,a wrjl enough 10 'e''' '''
tNltHN tp-tnUrTtlw.
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ntriyc,, cnrn to Montrenl = e"nta: pinIn1ior
'rnc,!n. WHEAT to fautralo, ~ cents: propeller
Afr4c, tu nrrvc}, cern u suHtreaf. cents:
echooncr AbAporU. Cnrn to livingstone, hX conts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-05
building Material.

BuCK-At the kilns to $40 Kiln run
SibSr--At the Dallas quurriCs ~ per cubic
ionr II for foundation; 10 tor wall aud ,, for
dressed front
1T MRLR yellow pine, rough, 50 % per 100
feet over II feet IN length, 81 ~ Matched aud
dressed flooring and finishing - 7j q ceiling
a. d ceiling, s. 10, white pine ceiling, % II ilrSt
common; white pine siding, FIRST common, 81 10:
ash and walnut flooring, 800 per thousand:
popular dressed both sides, $40. rough walnut,
Sl2i % $50 Common doors, 81 10 TO So SASH a Is
10 3 No as to size.
suSGLEs-Ycllow pine, s. 20 to 4 -; white
pine, s. 30 To - w. cypress No. l. - No 2,
81 nv Nos, s. ~.
pusrS-Ccdar, so 70. Boise dare, sl5
iArus-sS iuwi per thousand
CrvENT En,,ndalc " 10 Louisville, 81 10,
Portland 90 80.
PLASTER rARls-lcr barrel, sioi So
lIAIg--pcr pound TIC
CME,r FLuIS-h Inch 81 sc, inch, aOC Gnch
ceiling joint a. inch Cnp, 5oC; inch ceiling
Joint 81 -. Hch cap do tn
ngAlE pirE-i inch, loc per foot AinCh, zee;
inch, S7'.C 7 inch AOt 5 inch, SOC
MIXED rAISTs-Ecady for use and all COlOrs,
81 9ia.l NJ per gal An the tested and standard
makes are ON sale by Dallas dealers,
WWTU LEAn- strictly pure, s., ~
lINE-COopcrc3 Austin, e per tGrrel; bulk,
81 30 ncuuisuu car lots po,G per barrel, II ~:
DALLAS. In lots. 2Or per hushul Dc
lINSErp uI Raw, &c; boiled, 1N