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The s,re.s~.s BIe..I.s.

A simple. pure. harmless remedy: that
cures every tine, snd prevents disease
b. keeping he blood pure. sionseh
regulsr, kidneys and liver sctive, is the
creates, blessinr ever conferred upo.
man. Hop Bsfters j. that remedy snd
IL rropriefors are being blesstd b thu.
sabds Who lave been ssved and cured
yit WIZ you Try i;g See sBethe'
Diana.
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A STRONG DRUG FIRM.
Reynolds & DANIEL.

IL 10 now about two months since
Messrs. kayuolds a. Daniel. the worthy
aud succcssi al druggists, opened store III
their new and elegant building ut the
north OF the square. The location IL
ohe u the most imposing aud attractive
in this part Of the country, and the man
ner in which their store Is flushed, fur
nishcd aud tho business carried on, evil
deutly shows that tho firm Ii rcnping
richly the happy 70 ward Of many years
hard toll and activity o. body, and mind.
Mr.. Daniel, the iavorite druggist, has
been in business ia San Marcos about
twelve years. They formerly sold drugs
10 the store west Of their present Blu Id
ing ON humble scale; by industry and
science AZ druggists. they rose high in
the estimation Of the public. Their
stock seems almost inexaustiblc. their
manner of dealing has given unusual sat
Is faction, aud now they are coufessedly
the foremost drug 6rm in this district
OF country. rs
THEN AND NOW,
There is an immense difference be-
tween old and new tiines. The old
building was plain and obscure-.he uew
QUE is y masterpiece, being 25x65 feet
Of stone aud brick, With irou front. aud
handsome model. the building aud prem
iscs costing 80 900. But lot US glance
for moment at the tout.en selnble OF
the interior and its magnificent stock OF
First, to the east aud right rs one en-
tcrs lisa large variety of school aud gift.
books, stationery, perfumes and games
Tor young folks
Second, ono secs the counter where
gents buy choice smoking and chewing
tobaccos.
Third, come an array Of paintbrushes.
Fourth, are all sorts oil lamps, chin
nie-, shades aud sccoutrements to last a
life time.
Fifth, Lnndreth's garden seeds attract
They do an immense business in the
seed line. On the west side arc kept n
complete outfit of surgical Instruments.
Also. elegantly ftiel mp is a
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
where accuracy aud promptncs@ are
insured. How welcome to feel this when
ones life is in the balance!
The shelves nre lined with tinctures
and preparations s--ys.,-s7
Again, of pocket cutlery, toilet artic
les, hair, finger and tooth brushes there
is no end. e
This firm mako speciality Of prints
and oiles and sell at lowest cash prices.
The upper story is occupied with du-
plicate goods. Doubtless, ere long this
enterprising firm will be compelled still
to enlarge. adding jobbing department
to the retail. and supply the northwes-
tern counties with drug goods of every
description. This firm deserve their
good foctune, and "long may they wavep
IN eniov future proeperi.y, $500.
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:womsn's primitive bseut, and visor, Which have
been Lost. can be restored and retained By the &C.
ton Of certain constitutional sgeus. These agents
bee,ssesiiy regulate. build up. for'iy and snssso-
niIe all esiIng female irregularities and sseessss.
or oestruetions -hsh proeues iii hssiin. The rem
edy must unload the sehsd up ssereiiens. odd iron
10 the blood strength TO the sys'en and vitality 10
the nerves. Sueh . remedy 10 found In The nee Of
EpeusH FSssL< Burrkss, great triumph in ne cure
Of sckly females
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MIR. and Exprc.. ,,u.lnc..

Tho following are the the totals Of the freIshting
business Of the |. 4 @. y. X. Il. at San Ma rcoF,
since It's establishment at this point:
Tonnage, Revenue
Forwarded s,o4o.377 lbs. sl7,2so 81.
Received b.4sl575 " b&-sa5,T5
No. Packages received by Tex. TX Company. sincs
establishment hero, 10 last month: l.os1. no. lbs,
1857. No. Pack shipped 40.
No. Bales Cotton shipped from this point, BY L. 4
@. N. Il. r.. 20s, f.
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KYLE AND VICINITY,

special notice in ibis sneciaI ad3;,ion -, ~ ~
FRyE PREss. The town hs.an or,v Las, al,
and was named In honor N n Ss;;rnn;s l
citizen of our comfy. Ont Kv,s Tha iands
now constituting the town sitc oors;st;,, ~
200 acres vera donated 70 ths ra;lroaJ com ~
pany by Can't KYLE JnJ,s Moore h;s GIN.
er-in.law, and Mis- Ella Moore, a daughter
NJ the Judge. The citizor. bow.yo, ., NO.,
learn. raised n sum in pSrt;sl Commemorate" ""
for said lands The lo,nt;on l. nm ~ 800
AMI commands very bes,,t;h,, y;aws I,;,'r
on the head Swings NJ Plnm crsah s
water of excellent nnaj;,y 10 easily oh,a;naI
with these adynntSrss crd With iaw,o y.
font of most bcentifni amd tc,,i,. onnr wv,
surroundiu0 n tba fntpro NJ Kvless a ,hr;s
ing country town may well be regarded as
assured. We learn that Coils. Sledge and
Ellison, and other large landholden in the
Mcinite, express their Willingness to sell por-
ions OF Their lands In quantities to suit pur-
cnasers such being the fact, the vicinity
VIII OF course soon DO thickly settled and
mus hasten the growth OF the town. Kyle
now contains quite considerable number
OF snug business houses, and private dwell
imgs, which would have been even moro nu-
merous had 1t not been that for some time
II was impossible to procure lumber.
We close by appending a list of tho pres
ant business houses OF Kyle:
hayes House, +. II. Houston propr.
Groos kosenburg, Dry-goods snd Gro
ceries. The Post office ID kept in said store,
w. L. Roach, T. NJ.
=. Barner, Groceries and Dry Goods.
II. Heilman, 80
brown u Holt Druggists.
mr. n,, Mallace, lumber M,e dealer ,.n.
! Franz r. r. Roordino House
I M Roncs Rlacksm,th
Mr. Cofip Meat Market
Mr. Tomiinson' Contractor. Other busi.
nesses consfontlv added
,To,ygT,I>, o,ry
ooN AIN
And its environs, lying in the direction OF
visions of the country in all that is natural
love.y ana aes,iaDle, anu "'sC IN lmpr1'e ..
.i, e ses' "ua 80 ',,,a on, pn Sn:, y.
:,,e.; nv sS , mon ,an 60 a., y, u; iS
iho I ~ ' ,,.;nataa g. tar o ;moosoI I hv
sno sD o .a'" .a..t..I ,,nai,;'' u =!
"SonI Ioh'.s; auu 1N go, sn -" oSo D es
s ~ .; .ae "' IL WILL. anu pioI, w.
sho oi"1ons zen. az o 80, so"i BUSINESS a.,N
uS;, r os,,,at;o,, '' a n.aros ,%;, So 'u -
~ ~ as,.in'',. H. a., So ';iI. rS W
" ui'' eH'.len: at1 .ne i", nII snop'
eso, .,'un - aaaieu ~ ", ,.,, u oou aI.o
Ill. tJ,, - ,,,S,,, 5;snn
W;n 'n ~ 1n no Sonou, " h. eu a..a
COCO aoras " an 1857 "V s,'ran az lily Is ma
u ,.h "I Isa,., enao S ,,Ioa4' or o
VIE maun' "T Tha P'''' onu p'0n' p''0'
e,-ro,- - , - ,nor
oNloN ChEEh AND ELM Gho'E
Settlements are like unto that of Mountain
City, with variations. They lie nearer Aus.
tin and there is post Office in the former
which we learn will soon be transferred to
DuPre on the railroad, while q portion of
this constituency will obtain their mail mat
ter at Manchac, another new railrord point
which lies in Hays county.
PECAN SPRINGS, ETC.
D c.; l., A., e A. l,,o
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The Mountain Region of Hays County

In view of the fact that fully two-thirds
of our county lies in 1.-THE mountains" "a
rather rocky region, of moderate altitude,
30 called some account of it seems indis-
pensable in paper of this kind. AS the
main stock range of the county it is by no
means the least important part Of it. And
farming is also successfully followed in some
of the valleys of this section. Our space
will only permit brief reference to some
of the more important points.
DRIPPING SPRINGS
settlement, through which runs the Austin
and Fredricksburgh road, is an attractive
region. 1t lies nearer Austin than San Mar
cos. 1t has good lands, and fine stock
range, schools, churches, etc. As an illus
tration of its healthfulness. we will state that
Capt. Breckenridge, our present county at
torney. left San Antonio, some years since
to settle in this neighborhood on the express
ground of its superior healthfulness to that
famous health resort.
WIMDERLY
Is the name of new postoffice. the centre
of community casting over 200 votes, in the
northern part of the county. It was SO named
after Mr.. Wimberly, who built the first mill
there. r. A. Moore is thepostmater. Good
schools are sustained there. Jacobs well"
a erea. natural curiosity, is in this vicinity.
PunoAroRY SPRINGS
Ii the name of another prosperous settle
ment further to the northwest. Notwith-
standing its rather sinister name, it is avery
interesting place 1t is rich valley land, water
ed by numerous springs-a sort of oasis TN
,,,a s,rroundino rockv nasttlre lands The
valley is some three miles in length and
would average about a half q mile in width.
There are about twenty families residing in
it, and they enjoy church and school priv
ileges. The community is sufficient to sup
port mercantile house or two, and ought by
all means TO have post office. The valley
was first settled in in 1852. MIR. William
son. from Missouri-father of ''our John
bought most of it, and his descendants are
siIl numerous there. II is an admirable To-
cation for men wishing to settle their fani-
lies pleasantly while going into the stock
business, which is invited by boundiess
range free rs air. There are several extern
sive ranches in this vicinity, among which We
NAV name those of Mr.. Z p. Reynolds and
Capt Johns n.
THE BIcKBoSE-
Immediately above this valley ON the road
70 Hianeo rise what y known ~ the Devils
R.cklo.,e--a series az hills uuigue and i'm
po~i,s 20 a remarkable acgncc, and would
move sandy q Crea; interest tOa geoioglsi.
Il,s h;clIost point q tie cham ne shouid
sav i not ls-ss tlIan 5pO OF ep0 feet above TIE
levsi Of san Marcos. The coHstltrte The
g-,des4 p-eue-v We have baheld IN Ie1ss.
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n. n. Paris.

Fsris' saloon is oue Of the best or.
dered south Of the squsre. His stock
includes a bar With regulars. 3 store Of
articles for eustomers. billiard table and
vareroor. W. VI. Kyser. we'll posted
in all points Of the trade, Is clerk.
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Mai. Hutchisops /.

Msjor Hutchison Is so widely known In this com
muuity for his ability lawyer and business msn
that the FrKx Pass can add but little to bis fame
The firm was late Huiehison Franklin. but Mr.
P.wss lately appointed TO the high legal position
nj D,.t. Attorpey Of the 18th Judicial Dist
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FRITZ LANCE.

Our fr5-ss THfI prs'ie.s he -s'ss 81 H's" fsr
%. San Msros. psbiis. md rsii' cot ne -hiisri
hr.ss nd The rsossf est.s IN he --ss md sosr 81
be css 20 fesd the hunrry-
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'u0!3u931V
NIRS, j. A. BELL

Among the most fashionable styles Of
mats for this season are the Reckless, '
me Picnic Fsyel," and other jaunty
and tasty shapes. Also, Tuscan straw
and gypsie bonnets arm much worn. The
former trimmed with "old gold" ribbon
snd bright loses is enchanting. For
Movers, ribbons, lsces, neck ware, ma
ehine needles and oil. or girls or boys
n'ts' call at Mrs. Bells while goods are
fresh and beautiful.
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"MlNE OF cARDuI" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstruation.'
Fur Sale by All Druggists.

'OHd y IHIIVQ
OO'tS o. O9'IS moIy qlIoM OO'6S o.
'slacL moIJ 'sIoI!eS pus s3vq s.ueIpEqo pun
stss!u 10 euH s7eIdmoo csIu eAvq ON
OO'tS IoJ slvq OO'sS pun 90 'eS IoJ 3sq OO'OI$
eql uoA lies lin GA 'ecyLIops ~ 3no ueql
esoIo o. ssodoId Mou en- 'Wsql lIq!Qxe OF
Goods 10 uooI SuIAsq lou OILS o. So mog
floA sluH .se!pvI 10 euH eo!u Su!Ids sun
PoA AeN moIJ no lqSnoIq GA 'luemoW
QUO loJ eleV peUso s! uoluens moG sePvI
'UOI1uo11H
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"v!P0I
|puv sess!u sEI!S IoJ s1eddHs 10 seIHlS Aeu
10 loI eug GIaA osIs 'Og'c$ o. 90 $ qlIoA
eLIS o. OTIS 10 'eovI luoIJ pue eoeI cps
PIN 'leoD 'eIqed org q GeHed ~ peA!eo
al 1sn! ssoVS su!d .ss!pwI 10 LOT NAN
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NEWSPAPERS, periodicals, &C., may be or
|dered by persons residing at distance,
Through the News Agency of G. r. Julian,
San Marcos and will be forwarded to them
promptly through the post Office.
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7. oannoa be ksT4 .seersi tlAs Georgs
Secret has afashiuzsi5s shop, and paenty d
eusfoarers- s01fh q tne plaza Employ N
a--ss.-... c. u Esris.au
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'oud y Aa1IvQ WoIJ
5ulEq'oIo STU Su!Gnq "a op upo on qo!qA 'elm
-Sg 'seAoI eql 10 Su!noIo SUI oAuq o. lVSno
pus a'AoIeq ecu eE9H ana sauuA SsK,,
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CoPrEs of this issue Of the FREE
Pass m,y Be had at the office. for
cts. twill be q good thing 10 eireu-
lafe abroad
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's,ouG p 2ITIvU.

's.oua 2 4a11vQ "a
IS o. s}oe uolJ seIGls lueIeB!p OCT 10 Hu!q1
4sn(-seInSy lseMoI 10 uAo4 eq| u! esoq
s.ueIpI!qo puusess!W 'sepuI 10 euH 3seSIeT
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o,uo, I....sA,,orAL 5 a.sAs ro.rsss. ? r J!

Oysios IsSalxAsioxAL ; 0aaAs HosFnsnr , 3.
Co., PALnssvrs. fsxAss April = isal.
NOTICE h ksrebv given that special Meeting q!
N The Siockholdsri o. ihis .cenpasy viii BE- hsid
at this oee. q Palestine szas % the lSsh day Of
June 1881. a. 10 o'clock a. =, purtane 70 tre.o'
1881 Tor tie purpose Of anihorIsins the exssutien
Of mortgage on ali tho property o. the Company.
TO secure the payment Of ~ 90, end farther
sum Of $4,000 for every mile OF railroad construct;
1870 or hereafter construo,ed o. acquired and sso
for the purpose Of rstiyng lor rejsctine The
Of the Board Of Directors, aS meeting held at Pal
Of such other business % may come before tho
The polls will open 81 1880 o'clock IN The fore
noon. and close at - O'Clock noon Of said dey.
"''''' " b. S.H. SMITH,
onUssTAsY.
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rsTssoIutlom Notice.

The firm of COCREHAM & 1GLE
HART is this dissolved by mutual con-
sent. CoCREHAM y 1GLEHART.
April IA, 1881. .H.e r Il
The undersigned will continue general mcrcan'
lie business at the old stand, and hope by close at
enon 10 business 10 N ,rrit q share Of puilc pat.
lonass. lGLEH AkI bLACN'
Aotil 81, 3w,
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bOsH Y AdH'U
~ zloI AeNu! Oogs ViIoA ''sloOe IoJ
sasJ MS pSluIvd-puvH 1uuSsls SuIqlsuos
-CD-sS OF N,9c uosJ suvJ 20 suIL AN
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pxMyrscENcEs of Thos. Carlyle, Franklin
sousre, Library No. l6G, Harper's Monthly,
81 nj the News Depot of G. Il. Julian.
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"A on, o, spa Al so1a 2 6eusd 10 u 1qSnoq
|eAvq plnoo noi ueqA uMeI IoJ so OF su!Gud
|1o1 HesIno6 10 peruuqsu 1901 noG 2tuoQ
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vo,a p ksuud,ssBnS pus srIoo plOinaso

RHHfcH, Demorcs;'S Butter;ck's and other
ffshion magazines at the News Depot ofC-h
Julian
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W. II. Robbins.

H'why do the people take their Watches,
Clocks &c, to be repairedby W. H. Robbins
|lt is because he is permanent citizen OF
lSan Marcos and his work gives satisfaction,
bis charges reasonable and he is resp onsible.
Tswnsend Il 'A'swnrenA.
Are now running the meat market lately
conducted by Townsend & Ragsdnle, and
propose to make it first class.
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ISAAC 4. juttAN,
Notary Publics
y. ~. ,.cs ---7AFD--e- =, S..ual .bg-a
0oneral g AGENT 4

SAN MARCOS. ,TExAs.y
Letters Of inquiry scSem tan y y samE
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s.oaa p 1u1Ivd 2e,00'IS Io1
Espi 2 'spoo8 emss Qua 1913 uso uoG ueqA ne
+uI soup GUY 10Y slueo % pus O6 Aud AtlM
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TIME TABLE.
HOMIE NEWS

:, oso . xz11vd ~ dn no urolJ
.r.o, u Gep!oIqluT 10 QUIZ 7soSIuI eVL
The Episcopal Church co nvocatio for
,h;s diocesan district has been in session at
.hs city this week. Proceedings will be
|oiyeu in next issue. .. .. ...5
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ozG ? Es1Trn = "p-
g, ~salz -51J -;o-1--E 70 1T s1,z,l.I
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.soxa p xz1vQ 40 zop Iod
r,a SC % s,sWaIozpuuq qs!uH ueu!I .s1sae
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r. B. Minor has moved his Office to the
court house.
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Tai. aSlAox1pRAualsFF Ca %
n. = y III Ia s. M rtsss1CsH

pr ne Immediate ~ puIsssse esssse ~ 49,
male csupialsss aH1 ispqgh aFlsissyeueh - leeri
horhees. ~ whitsss pselaPssa nipds trsea ~ !,
ness. monthly ssppssssiess ~ spse1eg yooes'es.
nsrvoas asbuisy. b.. AseAass ssssas psetsa ~,
Balls nrsssns. IL vsndssenis 0csns - hnsvp ~
aetuewlsdssa, By lheuaands 81 sPlllRa ~ happs
fsmalss Who have bean cured hy i!s ~. M. ,ay,
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sOus usual variety 81 nsws nd niscsl1a90
including some. communicated = unevot4-
ably crowded out this vel.
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HAYES IIouse. KYLE.

Good linen towels 20ctS per pair at
Daley a Bros
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ANOTHER victory on this San Jacint
dny--the glorious rain.
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April u, 10000
Ohi Mint A Couch I

VIII you heed the warning, the signal
perhaps Of tho suro approach Of That moro
terrible disease ConsumpHonp Ask your
selves il you can afford for the sake Of saw
ing 80 cents 10 run the risk and do nothing
for IT, We know from experience thst Bhi-
loh's Cure will Cure your Cough. II mover
fails, This explains why more than Mil
lion Bottles were sold the past year. II
relieves Group, and Whooping Cough, at
once. Mothers do not b without It. .Fors
Lame Back, Side, or o. est, use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. Sold by r. FAolnn, drug:
gist, San Marcos, Texas. q . g.t
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Isl not worth the small price Of rs cents
to free yourself Of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, Il you think 90, call
at our store and get bottle or Shiloh's vi
talizer. Every bottle has printed guaran-
tee on II, use accordingly and Il II docs YOU
no good 1t win cost you nothing. Sold by
R. Fsox,u, druggist Ban Marcos, Tcxas.
We have speedy and positive Cure for
CataTh, Diptheria, Canker n nth and Head
Ache, ii SHu.oH's CArAHRH KENNEDY. M
sal injector free with each bottle. Use II II
you desire health and sweet breath. Price,
30 cents. Sold by B. Fao,6n, druggist,
San Marcos, Texns.
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80 Tho San Marcos isssisg - ~ b
Respectfully solioiss ordess % fFulsh
music for Balls, Parties, Pieliu ,kcsspt
.Terns liberal apd satisiactiop guar:
antesd: Orders left At the store Of
Fritz Lange will receive prompt atten-
fion. Mar. III mo.
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For sule by all Druggists.
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r.x. Purss may he found on file at
WImy A Co.'S Newspaper Advertising
h. 2. noT sn,ues M,,) where advertising cou-
sWa y, h.. made for Il IN Now York city.
Th MY a. Rates, Newspaper Advertising
Svar, =, ~ Row (rimes Bnildlng), H. author
=. 81. N =, out hest rates. ~. LII
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| Aui,l package Of "BLAcK:DRAUGHT"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-02

No particular thanks to ourselves, we
have been fairly well represented there
by the enterprise Of a few, and the
broad and liberal policy ofthe railways.
Nashville; Is not conspicuous as it might
b I'VE been, but Tennessee is aud we
share in the benefits. The opportu-
nifty existed for Tennessee, with her
superior resources, to appear at Geor-
gas Exposition and take the lead Of
all the South, and Nashville might
easily have been the foremost city Of
all the South at the Exposition. We
can now see how this Exposition has
been tho means Of popularizing the
idea Of the great boom in the South,
of making what was kI0xn 10 a few
known to the many. We are sharing
in benefits to a large extent without
contributing to create the opportunity
but we have not the place we might
have had with a proper effort. Here
after it will be well TO rise to a high
place, TO take a broad view and reeog-
nize the fact that we are as much in
terested in the progress Of our neigh
bors,as in our own. Narrowness is al
ways an injury to ones own interest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-12-02
Attachment Notice.

Before D Slaughter, j. P. for Shelby count
Tenn .-Campbell 4 Co vs.. Fannie Roufe.
IN this cause an attachment having been
1 sued out under section 1856 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied spon the
property Of the defendant, by Rarnishment,
and afhdnvit having been made that defend
ant Is indebted to the plaintiff in the
sum Of eighteen dollars a~ndtWelve cents, due
BY acoount, and that the claim is Just,
and that the defendant il a non. resident oil
the State ofTennessee, Il Is therefore ordered
ance before me on the "a day Of January.
1882. at Y o'clock M at my Office, No. 9
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
seribed by law, or the same viii be proceeded
he published opcoa week for four weeks IN
the Public Ledger.
This the 18th day Of November, 1851.
Y a0f6@ nCSLAlGHTER. Up.