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expectations The Treasury will be
administered as an sacred trust from
the people; !" care will be taken 10 en-
ploy none bot pure, competent and
trustworthy men the records Of the
office will always be open for The most
rigid scrutiny the corrupt "lings'
will be discountenanccd and the con
slant effort will bo to reduce expenses,
collect the revenues impartially, and
in every way possible to promote the
Interests OF tho State. Not dollar
that does not legitimatey belong tn
mu Soc 10 tuKen rs d pare OF the
compensation of the office.
The platform is one Of tho boldost
and soundest that has been adopted
by Convention Of any party in Penn
sylvaniG for many years. Those por-
tions especially which relate TO the
rights, duties aud control Of the great
corporations are in accord with my
lifelong convictions, and | cannot
doubt that they will be approved by
the people, While ! would not take
from any corporation a single right
that properly belongs to it, | insist, in
common with most of the business
men, farmers and mechanics of the
State, that none shall be above the law
that monopolies must not DO tolerated
and that tho greatest good of The
greatest number" must be the supreme
object Of the Government,
Having made no pledges of patron
age during the canvass for the nomi
nation, and being determined to con
tinue the same policy until the clos,
Of the campaign, will be free, in The
event OF my election, to make sucl
appointments as will best advance The
principles above stated have NJ
enemies TO punish and will know NJ
factions in the selection of my subor
dinates.
With thanks to tho Convention anC
kind regards for each of the committee
am yours truly,
npsNuU NouTp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19

There is a rumor that Lspbam is to
bo taken into Arthurs Cabinet, and
ConkIing appointed by the Governor
to Lapham's seat In tho Senate. oh
the tricks Of Republican schemoss---
and these schemers the leaders and
head of the party Can country so
ruled expect 10 be blesty
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19

The Republican papers are all as
dumb as an oyster in regard to Mr.
wolfes candidacy. By reading the
RattsmanS Journal over we would not
know that there is such man in ex.
istenco as Charles s, Wolfe, Repub.
lican, who is warring against the Cam.
eron Republicans,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19

PARNELL ARREsTED.-Chas. Parnell,
leader of the Irish Land League, has
been arrested in Ireland and put in
prison in Dublin The Irish Capitol
is bristling with bayonets, the guard
being doubled. A revolution is ex.
pected to break out almost any time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19
n. BARGAIN.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

FENHE uuisrligusd od,-s f1r sale tWo valuable
L farms sitlatei 70 Lawrsnce township, as lJl.
lows;
Ono tshirsl and twenty tl2ol acres CLEARED and
good sisic of cultivation, and having thereon
erected large aud l1e frame selling house, two
large frame barns and other necessary ouihud.
ings, together with large orchard, good water,
SO , &c.
Seventy acres cleared aud unler cultivation,
but with no buildings
The said lands are situate within p miles Of
clearleld and the Pennsylyania Railroad and are
undeflaid with bituminous coal aud fire clay
Reason for Selling Declining health Of owner
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber,
J. FRANK SNYDER. Atty for Owner.
Clarified, Pa, June 18th, lsSl-tE
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The OLDEsT.-The death of John A,
Cuthbert, ,at Mobile, takesaway not only
heoldest ex- Congressman, but the man
whose service in Congress antedates
that of all other men. He represented
Georgia in Congress in 1920 and 1921
His commission was issued on the 10th
day of December 1919. At that time
Georgia was represented by seven
members. The veteran lawyers age
at the time of his death was ninety
fnnr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19

I n pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans Court
uf Clearleld county, Pa, there will he ev-
posed to public sale at the COURT HOUSE, ia
The borough ofCLEARFIELD, on
Monday, Nov. l4th, 1881,
At O'Clock P. NJ, al the following real estate
Of John Hancock, late Of Pike township, said
county, deceased, to wit; All that certain tract
or messuago Of land situate IN Pike township.
Cleariell county, Pc bounded and described as
follows; Beginning at maple on line Of land Of
Alexander Caldwell thence north one aud one
half degrees west 80 perches t. a white OAK
thence west g3l percbos to post thence south
n perches 10 white pine stump thence east 81
perohes to a white oak bush thence south 90 6-lO
perches to a post thence east rs pershss to a
ma Ie md place Of beginning, containing about
12S ACRES.
More or less, and adjoining lands Of Alexander
Caldwell Patrick Mullen, George Welch, Jr.',
estate, aud Others. The improvements consist Of
a two story plank house, 1880 feet, With Kitchen
attached, ani q log barn, 6Ox3O feet. Property
nearly all cleared and under cultivation.
Terms Of safe.
One third Of ftbepurchasc tn monoy and also enough
Of the residue thereof to cover the costs and fees
incident to said partition and sale, cash On con
frmation Of sale ono-third 10 one year from date
Of sale, and the remaining third thereof at the
death Of Mary Hancock, widow Of said deceased.
The latter two payments with their interest, pay.
ablo annually, to be secured by bond and mort.
gage on the premises.
Wv. BETS, Trustee.
Clearieli, Pa, Oct. 10, lssl.iL
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alw ADVERTISEMENTS.


A UDIrORs NOTICE.-Notioo Is hereby
"a given that S. 7. Brsokbank, Auditor ap-
pointed BY the Court, TO dispose Of the exception
filed to the account Of the Executors OF tho estate
Of Joseph A. CaldEoll, late Of Pike township,
deceased, will attend to the duties Of his appoint
ment at bis Office in Clear6eld borough, At
O'Clock ?. N. on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH,
1881, when and where al parties Interested ma y
attend. s. T. BROCKBANK.
Clearf6ld, Pa, Oct. 18th, 1851 g.
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Mrs. Margaret Noughton, the Oldest
citizen of the State Of Illinois, died at
Danyillc, in that State, on the llth
inst. She was said TO be nearly ll6
years old. She was born in County
Mayo, Ireland, in l7G6.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19
NToTIcE or APPLICATION r0R

IN CHARrER.-Notics is hereby given
that application will be made under the provisions
Of the Act Of the General Assembly Of Peunsyl-
vana, approved April 20, 1874, aud the supple
ment thereto for the creation Of q corporation 10
be known rs the Wallaeeton Fire Brick Company,
10 be located at Wsllace'oD, IN Ceariold county,
the purpose aud object OF which shall be to
manufacture Gre brick and other articles,
WALLACE KhEB5,
Clsardell, 10 10 Si.st Attorneys.
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TNECUTOR's NOTICE.-Noioei is here.
~ by given that Letters Testamentary on the
estate Of HENRY BANTZ, late OF Brady tvp,
Clonrdeld county, Pennsylvania, deceased, hav.
log been duly granted TO the undefsigued, all
persons indebted to said estate will ploace make
immediate payment and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them
properly authenticatad Tor settlement
JAMES RADAKER,
Executor
Lulhersburr, Pc, Oct. ~, lssT.Gt
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"A is hereby given that Letters Of Admi1f.tra.
tion on the estate Of DAVID WELTY. bte Of
Union township, Cloardeld county, Pa deceased,
having been duly granted to the undersigaei oil
persons indebted 10 said estate viii! please make
imme late payment, and those having claim. W
demar is ngains. the same will present them prop.
erly authenticated fgr settlement. without dgay.
GEORGE C. EtRE,
SIMON B. WELTY,
AdminiEtrut0rs
Luihor.burg a., Sept. q, lssI-6t
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HAUTION--Ali persons arc hereby warned
" agains; purchasing or ia any way meddling
with the following personal property, now in the
possession Of SAMUEL MOORE, Of Lumber
City, viz: One stove, cupboard, / extension
table, beds, and other articles not necessary 10
mention. The above property was purchased by
me, and have left them with the said Samuel
Moore on loan only, subject to my order at any
time. GREER HILE.
Lumber City, Pa, oct. 10, lssl.3H
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19

EsTRAY HEIFER.-strayed FROM ths
IL premises Of the undersigned, resiuinc in
Lutheriburg, on or about August lst, 1881, d
LIGHT BROWN HEIFER, th-ee years old next
Spring, horns about eight inches long, will prob
ably weigh $50 pounds, and vas 10 good condi.
tion. Any person furnishing any information
will be literally rewarded by addressing
DANIEL GOODLANDER,
Luthersburg, Pa.
October 10, lsSI-8t
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NOTICE or INcoRpon ATOM.

M OTlCE OF lNCORPOU ATION.---
~ Notice is hereby given that m appica tioi
will be made under the Act Of Assembly Of tn,
Commonwealth Of Penusy lvAbia, entitled "Ai
Act to provide for tbs Incorporation Of and rogula.
ton Of certain corporations" approved April ~
1874 and the Acts supplementary thereto, for th
charter Of an intended corporation to be called
"The New York and Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany,' The character and object Of which Is t,
purchase and lease coal lands, to open mine
therein and work the same, to mine, prepare fol
market, ship transport and buy and sell coal
coke, coal dust and fuel man u featured thererrom
aud for these purposes 70 have, possess and enio,
all the rights, benefits and privileges conferred
by The 'aid Act Of Assembly aud The supplement
thereto
READ a PETIT Solicitors.
5ia Walnut ST., pb'n.
oa'. 10, lsslSL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19

Hon. Andrew G, Curtin, our mem
ber of Congress, is said to be suffering
from q serious aiiliction of the eyes.
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MEAT MARKET.
T. N. CARBON q BRO,

60 Sac nd 6t, o-.s Of the Mansion House.
CIEAEFIELD, pa.
Cur Hrrsuvomeats are Cf she most complete
character Tor furnishing the public with Fresh
Meat cd go Kind, aud Of the very bee, qutltv
We l.n deal IN aii kiuas Of Agricultural Iup,s.
meuts, which We keep on exhibition Tor tac bru.
eft of tbs public Can around vhog 20 town,
and ,.ac ly4k 81 thlpgs eI address us
r. M. CARBON & EIy.
A-.-a.iL. ra.. l.Lr N. IsI5tl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19

An exchange pertineDtly asks, who
is now benefited by Edmunds' "lottery
of assassination ?"
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COAL LANES WANTED.

nOOO aoris Of biuuinpus coal land ,ltuate In
OCloa5Gpld county. Allnes tho un lcrsigned
stating location, uam15r Of acres, uannet and slIc
oC vcipa, ani disaQq' from railylsja ~ river NI,a
price. j. T.. SNYDER,
Altorncy. At. Law,
Clg.RrlrlD, Pa, Sept 7tb, lsil.u.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
JOHN T. STRAW, of Ferguson Township.
JOHN PICARD, Of COvingten Township.
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FOR COUNTY CORONER
DR.. JOHN S. KANE, Of Dubois Borough.
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Saturday, November 5, 1881,
ATQ O'CLOCK PM,

- W hAaDAN NAaH
The following described real estate siiu.ted IN
Belvllle, Greenwood township, to wit
Purpart No. 4, beginning At cornor Of hotol lot
thence along street south l6l degrees east 27 $40
perches 10 corner oil pnrpart No. thence by same
north 73l degrees east2l $40 perche' to middle Of
Bells run tboDoo up same north 10 degrees west
q pofches to street thence BY said street south
73l degrees west rs porshJs 10 the place Of begin
ning containing acres, more or less, with the
Gppurienances. having thereon erected large
two and oue.half story hotel, large frame barn,
grain house, and other outbu.ldiugs.
ALSO,
Purpart No. G., bounded as follows; Begin
ming az corner adjoining an alley; thence by said
alley north l6i degrees west 1870 feot 10 an alley
thence by tho alley south 7al degrees west Co
feet; heGcs by purpart No. south l6l degrees
east $50 pcrchcs to street; thence by same north
73I degrees east 90 feet to the place Of beginning
containing 500 feet, with the Bppurtenauces,
having thereon erected a two aod one half story
famo house, frame stable and other outbuliings.
ALSO,
purrari No. Z, bounded as follows. beginning
at corner Of liacksmith shop Lot; thence by
street south 73l degrees west go feot thence by
purpart No s south l6i degrees w1st $50 perches
Co an alley thence by alley north 73l degrees
cast 60 perchos to street thence by same north
6l degrees ives. sb feet TO the place Of beginning,
containing II 900 feet with the appurtenauces,
and having thereon erected a two and one. half
story frame dwelling house, frame stable, black
smith shop aud other outbuildings.
TERMS:
Ouo third cash at confirmation OF sale. an d the
balance IN two equal annual payments, with
interest, q bcsoeurcd by bond and mortgage.
=. /. THOMPSON,
\. W. MOORE.
Administrator,
CurWensv.lig, Pa Oct. 5, lsSl.4t
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Notice in Divorce.

SARAH JANE OGDES, In Common Pleas
by her next friend, Of Cearfeld county.
JONI c. REED, No. 2S5 January T ,
ys lSsl.
W. s. 0GBBN.
An alias subpuna 10 this case having been re-
turned, Defendant not found, MOTTO, is hereby
given to Defendant to appear at the next Court
Of Common Pleas TO be held on the 2d Monday Of
November, and show cause. IL any he has, Why
the libelant should not be divorced.
JAMES MAHAFFEY, Sheriff.
Clearleld, Pa, Oct. 10, IssIAL
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FOR COUNTY AUDITORS
REUBEN STRAW, Of Jordan Township.
JOHN W. HOWE, Of Lawrence Township.
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FOR TREASURER
JOHN W. WRIGLEY, Of oloarheld Borough
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19

JoHN W. WRIdLEY, our candidate
for Treasurer is a native of Clearfeld
county, and young man of excellent
business qualifications. lie is exten.
sively known throughout the county,
having done yeoman service in work.
ing for his party. He has been an
earnest and faithful laborer, working
night and day when necessary. He is
entitled to the friendship and support
of every Democrat in the county,
which we trust he will get, Mr.. WRIG-
LEY's social and business qualifications
are such as to endcar him with all who
make his acquaintance. His opponent
(Mr. Ellis is q clever and accommo-
dating gentleman, but he is not entitled
to Democratic votes on that account.
Remember, and give john W. WRIG.
LEY your hearty support for Treasurer
on the Sth of November next. He
will make a good and faithful officer.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Our nominees for County Commis-
sioners are JOHN II, STRAW, of Fergu-
son township, and JOHN PICARD, of
Covington township. They are both
good farmers and excellent men of
business. Mr.. STRAW belongs to rep.
resentative family scattered through
the townships Of Ferguson, Jordan,
Knox, and the entire middle portion of
the county, He has been q Democrat
all his life, true as the needle is to the
pole. He ia entitled to and will re.
ceive the support OF every Democrat
in the county. He should have the
support of every honest man, because
he IS upright in all his ways and will
carry his personal integrity with him
into the Commissioners office, where
the rights of the taxpayers need the
undivided attention of vigilant guar.
dians. Mr.. PICARD, our other nomi.
nee for Commissioner, in substance,
can claim a record similar 10 what we
have said of his companion on the
ticket. He is an honest, tried and
true gentleman, good Democrat, &C.
commodating and "polite as a French.
man." He belongs to representative
family scattered over tho northern
portion of the county, in the townships
of Covington, Girard and Karthaus.
Mr.. PICARD is of French descent, and
belongs to q noble class Of people. The
French and Americans have been very
warm friends ever since the battle OF
Yorktown, Va, in 1881, the one hun.
dredth anniversary of which is now
being celebrated. STRAW and PICARD
will serve the people in a conscientious
manner, doing what they can for the
best interests of the county and its
taxpayers. They deserve TO receive
handsome majorities at the forthcom.
ing election. Don't forget TO have
STRAW and PICARD for County Com.
missioners on your ticket, and vote for
them on the sth of November next.
COUNTY AUDITORS.
For this important but not lucrative
office we have JOHN W. HowE, of Law.
renee township, and REUBEN STRAW,
of Jordan township. These gentlemen
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19

For this important but not lucrative
office we have JOHN W. HowE, of Law.
renee township, and REUBEN STRAW,
of Jordan township. These gentlemen
are careful business men, good with
figures, and will perform their duties,
it elected, in neat, careful and salts.
factory manner. Mr. HOWE has serv.
cd as Clerk to the County Commission
ers for a number Of years in very ac.
eeptablo manner, and of his ability
there can be no doubt. Mr.. STRAW is
an old citizen Of the county, and will
be of valuable service in figuring up
tho receipts and expenditures of the
county. Go to the polls on Tuesday,
November Sth, and vote for JoHN W.
HOWE and REUBEN STRAW for Audi.
tors.
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JOHN L. CUTTLE, Of Clearheld Borough,
JOHN HOORENBERRY, Of Chest Township
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!

ID ClenIGold county, Pa, there will be exposed
to public sale by the unicrsigned Administrators
Of the estate Of DAVID BELL, late Of Green
wood township deceased, At the % urt House 10
Clcarfeld, on
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& O L. Eas
COAL ALL THE YEAR!!
nm SUH.UER

TNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that be
is now delivering coal Of au ercolgat uu. l.iv
and proposes % operate his mine
nm .HER,
So thl; Do viii b. enabled to supply bis customers
at 30 times With good fuel. No Summer ra.a-
t,uu Order y rlail promptly filed
X. I'M SHAW.
Bararil. BE-. March Issl-r
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OUR COUNTY NOMINEES.

The Democrats of Clearfeld county,
at their recent County Convention,
nominated excellent men TO fill the
several county offices at the approach
ing election, Personally, we have
known all of the nominees for over
twenty years, except DR., John S. Kane,
Of Dubois, our nominee for Coroner.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
The selection of JOHN l., CUTrLE,
Esq, OF Clearfeld borough, and JoHN
HocKRNBERRY, of Chest township, for
Associate Judges, was right, and no
better selection could have been made
They are both pure and undefiled Dem
ocrats, competent in every way to fill
the office, and are judiciously located
They are deserving and ought to re
ceive the vote of every Democrat il
the county, MIR. CUTIE is lawyer
and during the past few years has beer
engaged considerably in land survey
ing. He is well acquainted with thC
lay of the land and is favorably knowr
by the people throughout the county
and will render valuable assistance il
our Courts. Mr.. HooKENBERRY is I
farmer and lumberman by learning
and experience, and therefore is ais,
practically educated for the position
Democrats, vote for CUTIE and Hook
ENBERRY on the sth Of November, ant
in the meantime talk and work il
their favor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-10-19
GEORGE B. GooDLANDER, Editor.
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR STATE TREASURER,
HON. ORANGE NOBLE, Of Erie,
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Democratic County Ticket! !!

FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGES:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-11
COTTON GREENE, Vice-Pres't.
TAYLOR d CARROLL, Atty's for Go

N. L. MEACHA&, ofM. Z. Wescham { Go.
". ". CALDWELL, of. W. Caldwell 4 Co.
ITH0S. II. ALLEN. Of Thos. II. Allen q Co.
". A; GAGE; Of W IA. Gage \ Bro
JACOB JACOBS, Of Jacobs 4 Booker.
w. 7. B0WDRE, of Bowdre. Malone 4 Co.
W. B. MALLORY, of Mallory, Crawford & Co.
L. L0WENSTEIN, Of B. Lowenstein x Bros.
~. W. DILLARD, of billiard q Co.
II. N. SN0WDBN, Of Friedman Bros.
'arties doing business with this Company will,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-11
COMMERCIAL
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FF1cE,
MEMPHIS. TENN, June II, 1881.

MEHPHIbs TENN june liz iooAs
The money market here is dull, dis
count rates easy and the supply OF
capital in excess ofthe demand. Light
operations in spe ulative stocks has
been the ruling feature of leading
eastern markets during the past week.
the fluctuations have been light, with
the general tendency toward lower
pri es. Government 4 per cents closed
last evening in New York at 1l73, a
decline of q from their highest value
reached a week or ten days ago, while
AIS are 1l5, also a slight decline.
Tennessee state 6 per cents are with
out spirit, and closing prices last
evening were III and III. Exchange
in this market has offered in light vol
ume throughout the present week,
while a steady demand prevailed for
eastern drafts. Rates are unchanged
at par to bc off for eastern cot
ton bills, and lc premium for checks
on New York and western cities. On
New Orleans rates are par selling and
4c off buying. Uncurrent securities
indicate butlittle fuctuation. Charles
ton stock is quoted at 81; others as fol-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-11
NAiLs-w.aL n % lO p,r k.a

fntns. sIfN =
SUGAR - Market stlf n. Y. brown,
nc; do 9, 8 10 SNg standard A, 10c; of
A 9hc tooKc granulated, 10Nc; powdered
l0Ac; crushed and cut loaf, lie. Molasses
quiet at "a to 45c per gal.
COFFEE-Firm at IL to Ice per lb for
Rio and "a to % for Java.
BALlNG STUFFS.-Market quiet, at
% 70 lie for bagging, as in quality;
Irvine, Ice per ID; ties, 500 for standard,
and 81 go 10 81 70 for other qualities.
RICE-Demand fair at 8 to 6 per ID
for medium qualities.
LIVE STOCK-Cattle are firm for
good butcher qualities at 4@5c, and 2N to
4c for other grades, receipts being fair.
Grazing stock in request at 2@2Hc gross.
Sheep scarce, with light offerings and
good demand, at 81 50g2 so per head for
common, and $4@5 for medium and
choice. Lambs 50 to "a per head. Hogs
quiet, with none offering, prices being
quoted at 3H@5c, as per size and quality.
Cows and calves $18 to $50 per head;
yearlings "a TO Sc per head.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-11
Attachment Notice.

Before ] NJ Coleman, J.P. for Shelby county,
Tenn.-kiftland, Humphreys x 20 vs., AT
uuy.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1855 of the code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of tho defendant, by garnishment
on Bowdrie, Malone 4 Co who answer that
they are indebted to defendant in the sum Of
So 0S. and affidavit having been made that
defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the
sum of two hundred and eighteea dollars
and ffty-six cents. due BY note, and
that the claim is just, and that the
defendant is q nonresident of the State
of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that
ssid defendant make his personal appear
ance before me on the 30th day Of June,
1881. at 10 ,'clock am, at my office, No. 29I
erOnt street. Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed
by law, or the same will be proceeded with
sx-parte; and that a copy Of this order be
published once a week for four weeks in
the Public Ledger.
This, the 18th day of May, 1881,
IS 81 IS "a j NJ COLEMAN. j. Pm