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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-27
Friday, July 29th, ISs

AAV11-J3 "1l1y ~VEH1, 1NO'9
at the northwest corner of Main and Madison
streets IN the TAXING District Of Shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee. within legal hours, 80 to tho
highest bidder for cash, at public outcry, the
~, Tennessee, in tho city of Memphis, now
known as the Taxing District. being part of
lots Nos. 249 and 80 in county lot No. 52i /,
beginning at point ON the south side Of Aill
street, in Chel,ea, 80 feet east Of its intersec-
ten with the east side Of Sixth street, 'front.'
running back between parallel linoh to the
north line Of county lot No. 52s, the east line
being 1897 feet, and the west line 1881 feet,
being tho same lot conveyed June 9th, 1878.
to Mrs. Amanda D Irby by o H Piper. The
equity of REDEMPTION in case of sale under
said trust deed, is waived By the grantor, and
the title is supposed to be good, but l will sell
only as trustee.
90 129 n A PARKER, Trustee
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Fresh imported aud Key West
Cigars received to-day by
ii. ESCH,
292 Main Street.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority vested by the
cuted to secure the Irish American Building
and Loan Association Of Memphis, the indebt-
edness therein stated, and which are seVerally
recorded in book No. llS, page 81, No. 100,
page 81, and book No. ia, page |, OF the Reg
gister's Office Of Shelby county, the makers Of
said trust deeds having failed to comply with
the conditions thereof and made default now
for the purpose of satisfying the said indebted
ness so secured by said deeds of trust, will,
AS trustee en-
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IMMENSE BARGAINS THIS
WEEK.

Ladies', Gents, and Children's
Handkerchief, plain aud print
ed borders, Rt prices 10 suit the
times.
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The New York, Pennsylvania x
Ohio R. r. is the only line running
sleeping cars to any point on Lake
Chautauqua.
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LEDGER job printing Office, ID Mad
son street.
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ATTRACTIVE BALk
FINE SPORTING FURNITURE,
at Auction.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, June e. 18Th y at 10
l o'clook. we will sell at No. ~ Main 81.
iHp-stairsl, the following described furniture.
viz: One fine Marble Top siaeooaniT,p,ft, nhi
Combination Safe, 1875 yards hne VI Viotn.
Poker Tables. / large Hazard Table, FARO
1shia. ! Sne Hat-rsck, 5 ine Pictures, fine
Chandelier, doSen Chairs, Water Cooler
Sn;ftoens and Window Shades, l Faro Lay.
ont. . Case-keepers, Fare Dealing BOX, loOO
Faro Dealing Checks, 800 Roulette Checks,
Cups. Dice and PLAYING Oares, htrips anu
Stair Garrett, etc., etc. Terms cash:
ivan JR MCDONALD 4 co, Auctioneers:
FOUND. ....-.,---,
CIOLD LooKET-Call on Jacob seessel. at
(J Rice, Stix 4 Co -.
WAITED. -.
1.-TWO first. class Canysssers. Lightning Rod
business Commission or salary paid to
successful men. Address Messrs;o v,,
JENKINS d CQbLL,
So 0l $40 Union street.
CVTSTFRNS-Leak and sipo Cisterns cured
u or ne pay whatever. Brickwork Of all
kinds done at bottom rates % ~
THOMAS OUBBINS, Madison st., NO ~:
PROFESSIONAL.
II B. LOOMS, d. D. s.. DENTIST,
~, s. II. corner Adams and Main.
Over Lyle 4 Shields.
pTFenale servant in attendance 10
Set of Teeth So! VI. W. BROOKS,
With S. HINS0N & SON, 27S14 MAIN ST.
T M. COLEMAN, Justice of the Peace,
81 Notary Public and Commissioner OF
Deeds. Special attention given to col ectiens
in the county. Office 294 Frent 81 ll5t
German-American Building and
Loan Association.
SIXTH SERIES, limited to 500 shares, now
- issued. Parties desiring their own homes
can borrow money at the next meeting by
subscribing to this series. The best savings
bank known for those wishing to lay aside
their monthly earnings at good paying inter
It. The subscriptions for this stock are be-
ing readily taken and parties desiring to be-
come members of this association viii apply
FOR further particulars to
81 los b. BENSDORF, Sec.y:
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PROGRAMME-PARTI i.
Ode Of the Winds, ooh, Hail Us Ye Free"
Full Chorls.
Song Of the Spanish
The Warrior Night 81 Song iI Costume.
......:.'.......: ........ChOrus Male Voices
Duet (eelectionl. Misses 4 custom and Z Peak
Song OF the Cooper, Deep in the Universe"
I'm Tipsn keller.Mr. A keis GnCostume)
PARTII
kathleen MavOurneen" ..........................
Miss Ora Berry urish Lady in Costume0.
"AnVilChorus," fromTrovatore. Full Chorus
celecllOn
Miss g Specht Costume German Peasantl
Farewell to the Alps" ..........................
Misses 5 Wo dWard and L Peak, Messrs.
Hutton, McClintOck aud Ryan TALL in Ty-
rolese CostumeD.
Mary Of Argyle"
Miss Minnie Il Hunter Costume Scotch
Lassie).
6 phantom Chorus" from LaSomnambula..
Full Chorus.
The whole TO conclude with the tragic Operatta
THE GRASSHOPPER,
ONE ACT IN sEYEs PARTS.
fearful, Lsughsble Scenes, Representing the
Life and Dreadful Fate Of
Ma. g. HOPPEe-.W STEELE lin Costume)
Concert TO commence promptly at s:15 o'clooh
Admission, Fifty Cents.
Musical Director. Prof. @ P Winklel
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THE NEW SENATE SALOON,
No. s and 10 Adams 1t.
LUNCH daily at 10 am.
Ice-cOId Beer and Fine Cigars
117
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DY virtue of trust deed, dated June 9th,
ID 1878, recorded in book 1877, page $50, ia the
Registers ofice OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
default having been made therein. / will, on
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Kahn & Freiborr,
Cor. Main and Ponlar.

Buy Sewer Connections Of Browne.
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NOTICE TO BEER DRINKERS.
The finest and coolest LagerbeeI
ever sold In Memphis,
oury.wo. FrarIn frnvpa

VIM. j. Lemp's Ice Vaults,
on tap at ut. Nicholas Exchange.
JOE EMBIERICH, Mgr. 95t
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Cotton Greene, Frank Davis. Jemes wilkins,
. l Byrd. g V Rambaut, w W Schoolfeld,
II furstenheim, Frank Lamont, Lou Leubrie,
X Y Nicholson, 4 Eredenburgb, J Bessley,
VIM. Carroll; w w Thacher, w Wood.on,
i B Lynn, John d HUM. N b Smith. Ii
Gronaner, w y hoskins, N Snoyden, w A
Gage, l. y mcfarland, W II Rhea. l02l8
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T NJ. COLEMAN, Justice of the Peace,
81 4. Notary Public and Commissioner Of
Deeds Special attention given to col eetisns
in the county. Office 294 Rrent 81 1St
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p10EEssJoNAL

II B. LOOMS, D. D. s.. DENTIST,
NJ. s. Il. corner Adams and Main.
Over Lyle 4 Shields,
.aI-Eanale sarYant in attendance A5
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NISTERNS-Leak and sipo Cisterns cured
~ or No pay whatever. BrickWork OF 81
kinds done at bottom rates 30 ~
THnMAA OuRRINS. Madison ST., No IS.
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Not Settled Yet.

4 number Of what NAV be called the rep
resentatiye journals Of the South. that is to
say. the newspapers which enjoy some circu-
lation in the West and North. have recently
tried to convince their readers that the results
of the last election gave positive proof of the
fact that "a solid South, could never hope
to control the government of this country.
These efforts do not seem to have met with
very encouraging success. There are as vet
but few evidences of any change of spirit on
the part of the average cotton State demo-
crat. In Mississippi. indeed. citizens of that
type seem TO be increasing in intolerance and
ill,herality as they increase in years. This
statement is only too plainly attested by an
address just issued by the democratic CON-
mittee of Washington County in that State
II is beyond question that on 4 fair vote the
county is republican BY a majority of nearly
1000. In lisa the democrats cast just 1875
votes and the republicans 1859. Some time
after that election. the handful of white dem
ocrats. seeing the hopelessness Of their
condition. appealed TO their brethren in other
adjoining counties for aid. and at last they
succeeded. by the usual and familiar methods
of violence and fraud. in overcoming the
colored majority TO such an extent that 10
1876 Tilden was recorded as having received
2,90l votes to l.59S for Hayes. Still,
though the election in question practically
gave them control of the county. they had
sense enough to see that it would be good
policy TO try and divide the negro vote BY
giving colored men some representation on
their ticket. This they have continued to do
until recently. Now, however, the address
Of the Washington County Committee
already referred to, gives plain warning to
all those interested that the Democratic or.
ganixation will in the future be run for the
benefit OF white office-seekcrs only, and that
no colored man need hereafter expect politi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-06

Sagadahoc, Beatty Of York. Smith Of Pen.
obscot- Lord of Cumberland, Fernald OF
Franklin and Buxton of Somerset. were ap-
pointed that committee.
On motion Of Mr.. EMERY of Hancock.
Ordered. That the Superintendent of Pub
lie Buildings forthwith procure and place up.
on the floor of the Senate Chamber new and
suitable carpet. and also procure and place in
the Senate Chamber new and suitable chairs
for the use of the Senators.
Mr.. CLARKE of Lincoln, moved to recon
slider the last order This was done, but 8
motion to Indefinitely postpone the original
order was lost. The original order wa:
passed.
On motion of Mr. MoRTLAxp OF Knox,
Ordered. That the Senate hold one session
a day. commencing at 10 o'clock, until 9th
erwise ordered.
Adjourned
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cal consideration of any kind from the lead
ers Of the party in power. Still further. the
address reveals the determination to depose
the colored men now in Office by compelling
responsible men to retire from their bonds
The democrats do not attempt to disguise the
fact thst they are so completely masters OF the
situation az to no longer need the aid OF the
colored voters, and because the latter dared
to organize for the support Of the republican
party during the late canvass. The promised
era Of political justice and fair dealing in re-
mote districts Of the far South seems to be as
distant as il was during the worst days OF
shotgun rule.-TiMes.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat shou

be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incursble Lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams
but act directly on the infamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief in asthma Bron-
chitis. Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers
are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well-merrited rank among
the few staple remedies of the age. Sold a,
2Jc, a box everywhere.
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The problem GLOW to heat the house" is
quite serious one in such weather as this.
Furnaces are unhealthy; steam is generally
spluttering or leaking. We notice that some
Of our people are putting coils Of pipe into
hot-air furnaces and uniting the systems OF
hot air and hot water-using the latter where
registers do not serve rooms well. BY pa
tent device the expansion and boiling of the
water are controlled, and we hear OF several
Of our people who are pleased with the sys-
TEN. But what we really stand in need OF Is
a system Of cooperative heating at so much
per square yard Of space for the season. NO
method of heating is a success when the mer-
curry is 90 degrees below zero.
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State News.
iNpRoSCoGGIN.

"About three O'Clock Thursday morning.
saws the Lewiston Journal, "Mr. Parker the
ianitor of the Music Hall building, while en-
ploved in the basement. heard an explosion
above him. and on going up into the building
discovered that one of the water pipes in the
hall had burst, letting out stream OF water
from a assure six or seven inches in length.
He tried in vain TO shut off the stop valve,
and for two hours the flood continued, delug-
ing the stores below. The chief sufferers by
the burst are Messrs. L. c. Moore 4 Co. and
E. \. Plummer Co. 1t is impossible to
form a correct estimate of the loss at present.
1t " i'll probably be several thousands dollars
The Lewiston journal saws: Peculiar cir
cumstances attended the death of a man on
Lincoln street few days ago. The man
! Lawrence Eccles. was s native OF England.
who lost his voice over a wear ago. snd who
had not spoken a word until the night previous
TO his death. He awoke his wife before morn
ing. shouting and laughing. When it be-
came light he made his folks put him on a
sofa and wheel him into the sitting room.
Now | want YOU 10 | ut me before the look
ing glass | can see myself die. he said
His folks pooh-poohc,l At the idea. hut had to
comply with his request. lie folded his hands
before his breast, turned his face before the
mirror. and in a few moments was dead.
telephone with Lewiston next spring.
The French people Of Lewiston are circu-
lating a petition To have French clerk ap-
pointed in The pnstofiice tn wait upon them.
The famous Carriile will case, in which
some $500 is in litigation will, il the de-
fence press their claims successfully. proba-
bly, he tried in Cumberland county.
ARoosTook.
| The fasting prisoner in Houlton Jail" says
the Aroostook Pioneer. WAS forced TO swal-
| low a few >poontuls of milk last Friday. He
| is contrary as Il mule. and rclenteth not. The
doctor visited hims SUNDAY morning, and
found him growing weaker. with pulse forty
and respiration twentv-eight. He began TO
| fas: Nov Goth, making thirty-fve DAYS up to
this (Mondavl evening. Unless he consents
tn break his fast hi, fast will be likely TO
break him during the present week"
Butter has fallen. and the too shrewd
farmer who wouldn't sell tor % cents per
pound. can now have the privilege Of selling
for | : cents.
SAGADAHnC.
The members of the Sagadahoc Bar have
presented the outgoing Judge of Probate,
Gilbert. with an elegant gold and ebony cane,
appropriately inscribed.
WASHINGTON.
Passport National Bank holds its Annual
meeting for choice of seven Directors, Jan.
! 81. . 7. NJ.
The Union SAYS: 1.-The snow last week
started the teams lively. There are 5000 TO
1000 logs within six miles of the Machias
saw mills to be landed at the mills. besides
pilings, spars, lath wood spool wood. fire.
wood, etc, to be landed at shipping points or
at mills and door yards during the winter
months
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Oae of the things which help make mans
belief incline to the theory of retribution is
to have his sleigh runners suddenly strike "a
pile of coal ashes spread over the middle OF
the road. Such an occurrence is dangerous
to persons cquinimty, and sometimes to
his limbs. Some people after all the free ad
vice and instruction given them on this point,
still persist in throwing their ashes in the
place where the most sleighs will probably
have to pass through them.
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Madame Emma Donalds Grand Star Com
Hall to small but apprcciativc audience.
Owing to illness Mr. Lichtenberg and Madame
Donaldl did not appear. Miss Abbie
Shepardson filled very acceptably the place
of Mr.. Lichtenberg. The parts Of all were
rendered in a very crcditable manner, and
the wonderful performance of Levy on the
cornet set the audience wild with delight
and was rich return for the price Of al.
mission
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Remember Me.

DIR. Kennedy, of Kondout, n. Y, would
takes by bearing in mind the name of his new
medicine is '.Favorite Remedy" and the
price Onc Dollar. For the cure of Urinary
difficulties Kidney Complaints, Constipation
of the Bowels. and all those diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to females, there is posi-
lively no medicine offered To the public at all
equal to it. For sale by all druggists The
Doctors address is Rpndont. n. Y.
anI-teo1Sw9w
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Recovered the full and absolute control of his
spinal column by the prompt use of the great
brain, blood and nerve food known as Wyo.
mokc, and he keeps in the White House for
daily use. 1t produces rapid, thorough and
permanent cures in all nervous diseases. heart
affections, broken-down constitutions. etc.
81, 81 80 and SO per bottle. Sold by all
druggists tM&Th&wIt
Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds.
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
huenza, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 30 cents and $ a bot
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The treasurer of st. Marks Home crate
fully acknowledges the following donations
for the month of December Mrs. II. Il.
Williams. turkey, oranges and grapes; Mrs.
y. F. Parrot, turkey and pies Mrs. j. 2.
Farley, IL lbs. beef roast; Mrs. +. Rowse,
box of raisins; Miss A. NJ. Williams, squashes;
Mr. o. d. Lambard, turkey; c. Beale & Co..
discount on bill, 1926; Mr.. B. S. Wood, a
bushel of apples, cranberries, oranges.
grapes; Smith, Wright & Co.. oysters and
crackers Mr. W. s. Weeks, discount on
bill, 80 cts.
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The House Committee on Elections was
announced as follows;
Messrs. Wyman of Augusta. King of Car
ibou, Redlon of Portland. Lord of Bangor
Brigham of BuckfeId. Ritche of Winter
port and Staples of Parsonstield.
A communication was received from the
Secretary of State transmitting the returns OF
votes cast for representatives to the Sixtietli
Legislature. which were referred to the Com
mittee on Elections.
The Speaker appointed on Gnbernatorial
vote on the part of the House, Messrs. Nor
ril of Augusta, Parker of Lewiston, Verrill
of Portland, Dickev of TT. Kent. Linscott of
Pennington. McAlistcr of Bucksport. Hall OF
Rockland, Fisher of Boothbay. Marble OF
Paris. White of Levant. Flint of Dover, Goss
Of Bath, Goodale of lartand, Harding OF
Waldo, Mckusick Of Calais and Emery OF
Saco.
The returns of votes for Governor came
from the Senate and were referred in concur
renee with the Senate TO the Committee on
Gubernatoria vote.
Mr. VrRRrLL of Portland introduced the
following:
Ordered. The Senate concurring. that when
this House adjourn it be to meet tomorrow
Thursday, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Mr.. VERRILL: I will state that the reason
for the introduction of this order is that upon
consultation with some members of the COM
mittee to count the gubernatorial votes, it is
thought that it will be impossible to do the
work with the care with which it ought to he
done and be ready to report at any time in
the forenoon tomorrow. As there is proha-
bly, nothing else to be done it is thought de-
sirable to adjourn until the hour indicated by
the order.
The order received passage.
On motion of Mr.. JORDAN of Auburn,
Adjourned.
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Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit, and none
are So profoundly grateful and show such an
interest in recommending Hop Bittcrs As
women. II is the only remedy peculiarly
adapted to the many ills the sex is almost
universally subject to. Chills and fever, in
digestion or dcranged liver, constant or pc
riodlcal sick headaches, weakness in the back
or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and in diff
ferent parts of the body, feeling of lassi-
tude and dependency, are all readily re-
moved by these Btters. JAM +cod.
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A horse belonging to II. A. Brick Of the
Central House became frightened by the cars
near the railroad bridge over Water street.
Tuesday afternoon and ran away. The sleigh
was smashed into smithercens, but the ami
NAL was captured without doing any further
damapc.
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Rev. John W. Murphy rector of the Ca
thcdral of the Immaculate Conception, in
Portland left Tuesday for New York,
whence he will sail next Saturday on the
steamer City of Berlin, of the Inman line.
for Europe. He will be accompanied by hi-
sister, Miss Annie Murphy of Augusta. We
wish him pleasant VOYAGE.
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Tn. Violate Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.

Will send their celebrated Ecctro-Voltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days trial
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean whal
they say. Write to them without delay.
The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint, Boils, IIumors, Female
Complaints, &c. Pamphlets free to any ad.
dress. Seth w. Fowle & Sons. Boston.