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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-18
Robbed by a Tramp.

Thursday morning, about 5 o'clock.
Mr.. John Watson, who lives near
Wright's Store in Tiptoa county, wa'
dubbed and knocked down by a tramp
whom he had hired, and robbed Of
5000. Mr.. Watson was badly but not
dangerously hurt. The tramp gave
his name as William Phillips, and
claimed to be from Montgomery coun.
ty, Ala. He is only about seventeen
years old. He is a promising youth
and made his escape. A reward Of
500 is offered for his arrest. He il
described as five feet eight or ter
inches high, light hair, cut close, sal,
low complexion and had on black Jeans
pants, striped or notified coat and
black hat considerably worn.
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AilsWsd to remain As Il Is. The taflH
is nov twenty Eve per cent on foreign
literature, and 1t is proposed to raise
il to 400 per cent.
Sol Coleman, the indefatigable cigar
merchant ofthe Southwest, has pushed
the sales of his celebrated No. 10
cigars until they have reached to the
unprecedented number of two millions,
Nearly every smoker in the Mississippi
Valley has smoked them or heard Of
them. 1t will not be long before Sol
will be the heaviest importer Of
Havana goods also.
1t cooled down 10 or IL degrees last
night. The temperature early this
morning was 81 degrees, with consid.
cradle frost to be seen in spots pro
tected from the westerly breezeS. The
range yesterday was "A to 81 degrees
Another killing frost was reported il
the vicinity OF Little Rock, and it wal
raining this morning over in the west
ern and northwestern part of Texas.
The remains of Lieutenant ThomsI
s. Trask, U. S. A., who died here il
1928, are to be removed from Win
chester Cemetery, where they hav,
lain uD~disturbed for fity-four years
to the National Cemetery next Tues
day afternoon. The Lieutenant grad
uated at West Point in 1926, and a
the time of his death was on duty a
Fort Pickering, below this city. H
was a native of Windsor, Vermont.
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r. FransiOIi, 202 Front, receives
Shell OYSTER daily by expressly
R%ELIGlOUS NOTICES.

First Baptist Church. corner Second and
Adams treots-Sunday-schoo at a8C
am preaching at II am. and 1870 nm
r. A. Vonable, pastor.
Second RrosbyIerian Church, corne
Main and Beal streets Sabbath-sohool al
hSO a.m. Services at II am. and 7:3C
pm. Rev. j. M Rose, pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
street-ll am. and 1880 pm. Seats free
II. A. Jones, pastor.
Third Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Fourth anl Looney streets, Chelsea
Sabbath school and preaching at 3 pm.
First Presbyterian Church, corner q
Third and Poplar strcets-Seryices M ii
an. and 1890 pm. by the Rev. Eueen,
Daniel, pastor.
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church
Services II am, and 1880 Seats free
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THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Cotton is looking up.
THE Jeanette" at Williams.
Fine mallsrd ducks at Clements
Corsets for every form. Lange's.
For bricks, telephone Jno. Cubbins.
New buckWheat.J Jos. P. Carey & Co.
Ozanne& Nays new store, 257 Main.
Finest bear Of the season at Glenn.
ent's.
Choice venison steaks and roasts at
Clements.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Wauted-At Peabody Hotel, two
bell boys, white.
Fresh oysters by the dozen or gal.
lon cheap at Clements.
Two hundred and ten arrivals at
four Of our city hotels yesterday.
Judgment in Esther Mosby's case
was deferred until next Tuesday.
Fresh oysters daily by express, S.
L. Moore & Co, corner fernando and
Vance.
ReelfootLake perch, mallard ducks
and qusils at Victor D. Fuchs 80 and
Al jefferson.
The Hearts Of Oak" will be The
theatrical attraction at Leubrie'i
on Monday evening next.
Choice bear steaks and rossts al
Clements this evening, also choic,
red snapper and perch in large guam
titles.
The Tennessee Brokerage Associa
ton now takes trade orders on Chicag,
markets for year corn, Decembe.
wheat and January provisions.
More that 800 cash was taken in b,
the John Thompson management 70
two performances, and the matinee to
day, with the performance tonight, i
yet to be counted.
When DeSoto discovered the Mis-
sissippi from the Memphis bluffs Their,
was no chance then as now for a resi-
dent to draw a prize in the Littl,
Havana Lottery, This lottery hold
another drawing next Wednesday.
No. 357 Main street, between Uniol
and Gayoso streets, (Reinhardt's OLE
stand having recently changed hands
the proprietor IAN old time news deal
err will in future keep a full line O
the leading Mouthlies, Weeklies, an.
Northern and Eastern Dailies, Away
the latest Drop In at No. 357 Mai
street.
BuchigDani's new saloon corner q
Main and Union streets was LIBERAL
patronized to-day by a multitude 9
people. The sumptuous lunch wa
highly enjoyed by a host Of hungr
folks and the other attractions wer
admired as they ought to be. TIL
resorts destined to become a populs
one, as 1t deserves.
. Mr.. Thomas Flanagan, Of the La,
Library, is asking for signers to
memorial for presentation to the mex
E Congress, asking that The tariff o.
foreign books be reduced, or, at least
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HrARfLixu as0RROR.
Family FROZEN to Death.

During the rainy, cold spell Of last
night a poor and deserving, but newly
married couple with thirteen chill
dren, we're found 10 a double tenement
frozen to death. An inquest was held
and the verdict of the corOner'u jury
was that had the man supplied himself
with a full line Of Loeb & MoOk's un.
derwear and fancy goods, to be had al
the factory (stOre 235 Main street)
they would all still be alive and happy
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Y SLAUGHTERl

OVERCOATSl O~VERCOATsl
On account Of this late season
we have reduced our OVercOats
TO tho following prices
OVercOats at 90 so worth 80 80
OVercOats nj 50 90 worth $40 90
OvereOats at a. 90 worth SI2 SO
OVercOata at ~ 90 worth SD 90
OVerOOatsa at $40 90 worth eco 90
OvercOaIs at sI5 90 worth s2S 90
In Boys and ChiIdren's suits
aud OVercOats we claim thai
our stock is the largest and I'm.
est ever seen in Memphis and
We sell them at prices which
defy competition at
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
ass Hahn street.
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ReelfOOt Perch, Maclkinaw trout
aud White Fish, Lake Erie Sal
mOns Red snapper aud Choice
Celery at SignaigO's, No. 27S Sec
Ond and 02 BeaI SITS. 66t
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Panoramic View,

e
Next Tuesday evening a public
panoramic entertainment is to be
given by H.. Redmond exclusively for
the benefit Of the Alabama Street
Baptist church. Scenes from the life
Of Christ and his epistles, together
with beautiful scenes in the United
States, Europe, Asia and Africa, and
from fairy land, will be among the at
fractions offered.
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Cotton Higher.

The value Of cotton is sc per pound
higher to- day in this market, with an
active demand and sales free at the
prices quoted, which are, for ordinary,
&c; good orpipary, 9sc; low middling,
9sc; middling, &c; good middling,
l0Bc; middling fair, lOI. These fg-
ures were announced at noon in the
Cotton Exchange.
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A Complete Cigar House.

Well, l should say sol Ask Sol Cole
man for any irst-class article in the
line. If he has not got it, 'twould be
useless to seek elsewhere.
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The Latest STYLES

In millinery, hats, feathers, ribbons, etc.
etc, at great bargains by 6
II. 4. Hopkins a. Co., 260 Main.
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NEW
GkVl0aI

We use now, as for the past ffeer
years, only the very best NEW YORK
STATE BUCKWHEAT. For mixing
We use only the old, well known and
approved ingredients. We use no alum,
no bone dust acid, or any cheap mix
ture or adulteration whatever.
For sale at our prices by all retail gro
GERS. Be sure to get the right kind.
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Fresh Oysters! Fresh Oysters!
The only house exclusively in
the business, and the + brand
the only Kind that gives entire
satisfaction. Either wholesale
or Retail. BY The gallon or by
the dozen TO families, and free
delivery.
ia. sIGNAIGO,
Sole agent for the q brandon
every. can-NO. 27S Second and
02 Real streets. est
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LOUIS KEITH,
Dealer in Furniture,
Mattress and Spring Bed Manul'r
has removed 20 corner
Jefferson and Second SIS. 50
Sol PUZZLE.
New Books.

G. w. Harlan & Co., of A West
Twenty-third street, New York, have
just issued two very handsome bound
volumes of the Kaaterskill series,
entitled THE Modern Hagar." a
Southern drama. by Charles NJ. Clay,
author Of Baby Rue" The work is
written in a graphic and thrilling
style. The scenes are laid mostly in
the South during the war and are de-
scribed with a mastery hand. There
seems to be more real merit in it than
n most Of the war books that have
been thrown out before the public.
Each volume contains about 400 pages
and the entire work is dedicated to
DR.. T. G.. Richardson, Of New Orleans
and to the memory Of the late DR.
Demarquay, of Paris, France.
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F0R RsAf.
RESIDENCES

RESIDENCES.
a Orleans, near Adams.
l8 Orleans, near Adams,
236 Safarans, corner Third
IS Sadarans,
l96 Third. corner Washington,
8 Z Madison, near depot,
S5S Main. second hsor only,
~ Vance, B rOoms,
SO Shelby, near Talbot,
Cottage on Bass avenue,
Cottage on Bass avenue with garden,
POpe-Ayres place, s asres, 2 miles out on
Hefnando read,
Fifth street, Horn Lake road, cor. CarOlins,
STORES.
l29h Second, near Jefferson,
Is Poplar. with rooms,
I9l Second, with rooms and cellar.
z5s Second. Irving Block,
24 Main, south OF Adams,
Sc Poplar,
3tS Second, under 0perahouse,
Madison street cotton shed,
dreenlaw 0peraheuse, per night,
W. ARTHUR WHEAILeY, Agent,
IS IS 2Sl Main street. upstairs.
DART Of a house, three rooms, corner Su-
Eette and Georgia street, south of Estival
MMMNaH "a n AnIN E0M
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Crates and ManteIs set
w. b. Jockey, 2S9 second. 6
CHEW BLACK HAWK,
HI. il . III,
Sole Agent.

W. w. Brooks, dentist, 23O Main.
Ladies, ask your dressmaker for the
machine buttonhole. So
Miss Florence Westbay aud mother
have returned from Louisville.
Thos. II. Wilson is prepared to do
any kind of furniture repairing, AZ
Jefferson street, next to Fuchs market
INV. Arthur Wheatley, rental agent,
28l Main, adyertises a list of desirable
stores and residences for rent. See
For Rent column. 20
The most fashionable styles of hats
from leading factories can always be
had of N. Bach, the live halter under
the Peabody Hotel.
Columbia Tenn. Herald: Miss
Lilly B. Moore, a charmingly pretty
and vivacious brunette of this county
left recently to visit relatives in
Memphis, She will visit New Or.
leans and other Southern cities before
returning homeS
Mr.. Q. P. Edwards, an old anG
highly respected citizen of Glasgow
KY. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Il. B
Hardin, of this city, and his daughter
Mrs. w. F. Barton, of Crittender
county. He will remain among hi
relatives and friends some weeks.
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GOLD Rings,

Manufactured to order bylJ. N. Null.
ford Il Co., 1888 Main. ll0tfrs
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A fine selection of gas fixtures and
globes at Bailey's, 295 Second. 81
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Millinery Goods

OF every description, purchased since the
late decline in price, and offered at very
low prices by 68
T.. Il. Hopkins a. Co.. 200 Main Sc.
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Fresh Celery.
Choice Beef TenderlCins,
Fresh Kentucky Eggs,
Fresh Fish and Vegetables.
Baltimore Can Oysters,
Fresh New York Count Oysters
Choice Fresh Meats Of ali kinds
MaIIard Ducks and VenIsOn,
VICTOR ID. FUOHS' MARKET,
30 aud Al Jefferson NJ.
@-Free delivery. 6St
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Railroad tickets 10 Chicago and
other points at greatly reduced prices.
|. Samelson & Co., opp Peabody hotel
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AaUsEMfSfs,
Iluniptt bumpty.

Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty
troupe gave another pleasing perform
ance at Leubrie's Theater last night.
Many Of the tricks are new and their
production was greeted with much
mirth. Alfred Miaco is a genius and
seems to grow more amusing every
season. He is a natural born clown
if there ever was one. Miss Laura
Miaco makes a lovely and graceful
COlumbine, and the balance of those
who take part in the pantomime
acQuit themselves handsomely. The
specialties were all good. The per-
Torrance Of Professor Silvo on a
slack wire was excellent. The zone
man brass band" as illustrated by
Charles Schilling, was also much APP
plauded, The same company at mat
inee to-day and close tonight.
Herne's Hearts Of Oak" next Mon
day.
Thompson at the GreenIaw.'
The clever comedian John Thomp.
son was greeted with a very good audi
ence at the Greenlaw Operahouse last
night, and his efforts to please were
very successful, judging by the liberia
applause bestowed. As a dancer, Mr.
Thompson is an expert, and is exceed.
ly graceful. He also sings we'll anG
plays upon many different instru.
ments, making music roll from then
all. The b~urlesQue Chinaman ant
old clothes dealer. are regarded al
among the best of Thompson's imper.
sonations. The engagement Of tn,
Thompson Company closes tonight.
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Dressed Turkeys and Chickens,
All kinds of Fresh Fish,
Choice Celery.
POrferhOuse and LOin steaks,
also Prime Rib ROasLs trimmed
close and sold at lowest market
prices. Seessel's Market,
CIT 33I Main, near Union.
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sTRAYEp oR Sr0LEN.

A SMALL white mare, 4 years old. brown
n spotin left flank, gray front feet. hbe-
raj reward will be paid for her delivery and
doub e for thief. I. A. DeLoach, SIS shelby
street. e6 IS
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DESIDENCE 2Ss Union, s rooms, water,
DOsewer and gas connections. M.Meriwether
Residence and grocery store connected &i
Union, 4 rooms. Minor Meriwether.
Suburban residence and 5 acres, ~ miles
from Court Square. Minor MeriWether. h5l
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS,
Steamboats, and BOardinghOuses
can obtain fine BOerby the
quarter Of
EEESSEL, ASBNER a. CO.,
and 0 HOWnrd'n Row. 63f
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sTRAYEp.

ONE liver colored set or dog with leather
" collar on, a dirty white color IN his hams.
His name Is Dick. Suitsble reward will be
paid for bis delivery TO S5 Shelby 81, 81 20
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DART Of a house, three rooms, corner Su-
IL Eette and Georgia street, south of Estival
Park. MRS. POLLOCK ST.
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WAHTED.

. GOOD drsssmskers at $50 Main street.
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n00K for a small family. Apply at Sl2
Pontotoc st. 81 70
A CLERKsHIP in a grocery store or other
n business office. Place moe important
than salary. Address Il. W. this office, IS
WET NURSE-Whit preferree, to nurie
w child one month old, IS Adams. 81 81
TWO good eolored characteristics at 70
i Madison street. 669
A SITUATION By a boy sixteen years old
n Direct W ~ this cfice. 66S
INN LABORERS-Day or station work
lUUU on the levees in C9ahoma Bolivar
and lssaquepna counties, Miss, Work on the
Following levees and camps now open at:
robson's Landing, Coahoma county, Miss;
PushmatAha Landing, Svah5ma county,
Misc; Riverton Landing, Bolivar county,
Miss (; Gotten Wood Landing, %lssaquenna
county, Miss: Tennessee Landing, IssaQuen-
ns ceuniy, Miss Apply On works. George
Arnold 4 Co., Contractors, or 70 az front
street, Memphis. 627s
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I ARGE two-story dwelling. 5 rooms, bath.
II room, kitchen and servant room. No. $I
Linden street. Inquire for key No. $50
houses. barn and 1 acres Of lard, with good
orchard, on Latham avenue, en- the Miss. end
Tenn. X. R., l mile iron depot.
The Laurence place. Gov Island Read, s
miles from Memphis, 70 acres, good dwelling
house, with outhouses.
Inquire for particulars Of
SIT louis HANAUER, 26 Front 81.
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gave an entertainment to their friends
in their lodge room. In spite Of the
inclemency of the weather a large
number were in attendance and were
fully repaid as the affair passed off
very SUCCESSFULLY. The exercises were
opened by reading the Scriptures and
prayer by B. W. HaiDes, and
then the exercises were varied by
music and singing by Misses Laura
and Lila Taylor, Mr.. Lewis Ireton
and Daniel B. Smith. Speeches by
Messrs. George W. Hughes and
William K. Rudderow; readings by
Noah R. Zelley, J. Fred Kiner and
George W. Hughes During the even
ing the Misses Taylor were presented
with handsome bracelets by j. Fred
Kiner on behalf of the Council. The
whole affair was one Of the best the
Council has given and reflects great
credit on the committee who had
charge of the arrangements. The
organ used was kindly loaned by Mr..
81. J. Burtis and to him the commit
tee wish to express their thanks for
his kindness.
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MARRIED.

December 10th, at the residence of the
brides mother, at Hainesport, by Rev.
Edward Braislin, BENJAMIN Deacon of
Philadelphia and Sarah johnson Of
Hainesport.
December 22d. at Burlington, by Rev.
s. F. Wheeler, Ellis w. Scott of Spring.
feld township, Burlington county, and
Hannah A. Marter of Burlington.
December 26th, by the Rev. N. Pettitt,
William J. Wallace of Philadelphia and
Sarah E. Conn, Of Bordentown.
December 18th, at Bordentown, by
Rev. A. H. Eberhardt, assisted by Rev.
w. L. Kolb, William II. Aston and
Carrie K. Perry, all of Bordentown.
December 2Sth, at Merchantyille, at
the Methodist church, John n. Eisele
and Louisa Trout.
December 18th, near Ellisdale, by Rev.
George Swain, Charles M. Bunting and
Ella Howard daughter of Thomas How.
ard.
December 2Sth, in Mount Holly. by
Rev. Angus Crawford, Charles 7. Allen
of Oceanic, and Miriam E., daughter of
B. G. Gaskill, Esq, Of Mount Holly.
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CHsRtFs' g. SALE.

CHsstF g. sALE.
BY virtue of a writ OF fierl facias to me d.
rectal issued out Of the Court of Chancery
OF New Jersey, viii sell at public sale, on
Saturday, January 2Sth, 1882,
between the hours OF Il and o'clock in the
Regans hotel, in Mount Holly. N. j..
All that certain lot or piece o. ground sit
uate In the township Of Beverly. In the
county Of Burlington and State OF New Jer-
sey: Beginning on the north side of War
rem street at the distance of ninety-three
feet eastward from the east Size OF Farnum
street or lane, ana extending thence north.
eastwardly along the line OF ground of the
said Benjamin s. Russell two hundred and
twenty-seven feet, more or less. to the mid
die Of forty feet wide street leading into
and from the said Farnum street, called
King street, thence eastward along the mid
die OF the said King street. forty feet more
or less, to the line OF ground belonging to
Walter Freeman, thence southwark two hun
dred and thirty five feet, more or less to the
westward along the north side fsaid War
rem street eighty-one feet to the place of be-
ginning. (Being the same premises which
the said Henry Q. Thompson and Jane o..
his wife, by an indenture bearing even date
with and executed before these presents, for
the consideration money therein mentioned
the whole Of which Is hereby secured. grant
ed and conveyed unto the said BENJAMIN.
8. Russell in fee.) Together with the free
and common use and privilege OF the said
forty feet wide street, called King street.
Seized as the property OF Joseph Parker
ct ux. ct ais, defendants, taken In execution,
at the suit of Robert McCsrroll, complainant
and to be sold by N, w. o, HAYS.
Dated November Is. 1881. PRS fees. s7.sa.
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December 18th, at Parker City, Pa,
Mahlon fash, in his SD year, formerly
of Lumberton.
December 10Th, in Mount Holly, Caleb
P. Asey, aged 20 years.
December 9th, at Waretown, Hannah
c., wife of Charles F. Jones, and daughte
of Capt. Henry Chambers, aged 80 years.
December 22d, at Chester, Pa, Hattie
Taylor, wife of William Kelvington, and
daughter of John and A. NJ. Taylor, aged
20 years.
December 2sth, at Bordentown, Heze.
kiah Ayres, aged 81 years.
December 9th, at Bordentown. Albert.
son of W. A. and Mary A. Piercs, aged i
year.
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A vIsIroR's suaaEsrIoN

A VISITORS SUGGESTION.
While showing city friend the
new industries ON latham strset, and
after a stroll through the exceedingly
active Engraving Company's works.
he remarked as we stood on the cor
ner Of Broad aud latham streets. 81
don't know any place where manufac-
turing can be more economically car
ried on than in your city or with such
facilities. Now these Industries be-
fore us are certainly most favorably
located, still by small, aye, insight
can't outlay on the part of your city
authorities, their business interests
would be largely enhanced and with
new feature to boot, not foot of
ground in this vicinity would be un-,
occupied, | would venture to wager
before anothe. year." To our ques-
tion, what improvement he could
suggest, be coutinued, "Induce your
Common Council to purchase of the
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