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Another Accident by which "A liza
nd RAJ road EmpIoye Loses n Leg

9
aao,5ont u,hioh ho. oost
~ - - ~. aahao, =
X r. - aItha oorrso
81 RI ~ ha
n:- >,;o.oo, M,
- ~ obo,,t az am
nhoTTp
po oftha va rnor the
$500 pILo-,
80 49, natar5a,
~ 80, 20.
i - FL -. LIT
| and when nearly opposite the water
tank he attempted to jump oil; but did
SO in snch a manner that he fell beneath
the wheels and n pair of trucks of a
car loaded with iron passed oyer his
right leg betHeen the ankle and knee.
1t mangled and crushed the member in a
fearful manner, insomuch that frag'
meptsoI the. flesh and bone were scat
tered Along thsstrack for some distance.
Fitzgerald himself signaled the train
to stop after it had passed him unno-
tiqed, tor some distance, and he was
rendered such assistance as was posi-
BILE until the company physician arrived.
A SPECIAL train was then made up and
he was taken Immediately TO the hospi-
tai at Laramie City, passing No. ) at
Buford, for care and attendance. When
last heard from Fitzgerald was as COM
Portable as may be under the circum-
stances, and his recovery is probale, al
though of course. he will lose the limb.
|F5tkgbfald was an uRrarrled man.
Tba aasaion ill no ho,d IN tbe Ranti.t
$50 T'
dsv Ju,v 10 10 and % 1870 with the
-foiIow,ng nroaram.
Tnsn,, ,5dress Of
welcome Rev a n Ranks Rasnorse
Presidents A. s sPsabodv. . other ad,
dressss X SIM MORGAN frife,s two
Rhbas, rave IT CornalI and Rev
Mr., Hail.
AWrnNrsn Az La93O 70 10 A m.
Prayer service 10 to n Permanent
orysnivs,ion.s,11 70 40 NfiscelI,neons
oxca+ois6s 20 "a o.ak = Te,cbars,
session j "a DO Teachers, work
pov 4 u,Iy,ns 9.1o to- . Teach
ers,motive Mrs INV Hovt, 800 to
o.9r Tsschnrs, racora ~ r. Taylor
o.9o 20 DE- hddit;oral remorrs o.15
,fd,Iss0 Hnn ~ ~nranars tbG lesson I
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VG6L@a9saDo g9ra..5

Malta, pear I,eadyille, has an elope-
ment. John Patrick, said to be as
ugly as SIM ran away with the
daughter of old Mr. Roach. She is
spoken of as "a beautiful and Guilt
waited Young LADY, Roach is after the
couple with the intention of making a
shooting bee. ,.
The Denver Tribune says that the
brickmakers strike is oven Most of
the men have gone to work at the old
prices. .L,t
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| Lave provided myself with an
entirely new outfit of all necessary
appliances for removing buildings with
security aud Dispatch, hoping to secure
q share of the patronage Of the public.
PM GRAKACH.
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WANTED

WANTED.-A woman It's waitress
and chambermaid. Apply at the resi-
dence OF Thomas sturgis, east Seven
teenth street. .. HIT
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Pure Mahpalutah lake ice for sale in
large or small quantities, delivered to
all parts OF the city. Lsave orders 1T
f. p. Shows office. t
jc21tf CHEYENNE TRANSFER CO.
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Census bulletin No. 292 shows the
native and foreign born population of
several states and territories, including
Wyoming, according to the census of
1880: The suhjoined are the statistics
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WANrEp-N situation for Il first
class girl III a private family. Inquire
mt City Intelligence office. iltf
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Pain. Irritation, Retention, Incon-
Thence, Deposits, Gravel. &C., cured
by "Buchupaiba.n 81. Depot Dare
& Collins.
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.rnrs.ya nKAyrNwAaps:
Brier Glance at Cheyepne's sey'
eral aud FIourishing Churches, a.,

Churches and schools are guides by
which TO discover the real intellectual,
moral and commercial standing of any
city. They are always indicative of
progress and prosperity, when they,
themselves, are prosperous. They
may be pointed to with pride even. by.
those VINO seldom cross the tnios.
" a. '" -
TUG efo' WIN" '
ht'YN ,,,
tSpt a.
si.u =, az
easy, as Dun,s dn,ina
~ as,l, ~ a1S
.ra D., r1Is orcita,
"s"ln - ~ COS.
~ ~ ami,ro.
HSN 49, "a To-
,ou anu sa'. sae - Tha
~ II;
~ en- eoyu Of
pat - n,;,ain M h
49, n,nort,,re -,
~ ~ ruah and r,stis
- -. 49, a. oon-
tamn1otinn j. thsanestions Of t,,e mast
nrssent and fntnre in mans spiritual
nature. and churches have been built.
CHEYENNE has seven Of them represent
ing various denominations. ~
sr 1ouN,s cATHoL1c cuuRcH. 80
.. na
NJ
aaea - .troatS ana /. ~
- - 81 49,.
INC rnn 80, nos
jSuN = go FIHa 80
~
No. A." aatfy
,a.a pe ~esstn pOiaon ", 'oe a.as
rh,u h,i,a,su ,TaO oom
ms ""' n.
nu ~ uie io,1 anu e"n '
anu eonoa mn ~,
eos +aI
~ -
resiuenee ui'il
WIEN ne remo'eu 20 mie Nc" "N
paisonase 'ust IDS
y new cholln. f"''ei
ln charge,
81. MARK's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
st. Marks Episcopal church is situ-
ated on the corner of Ferguson and
Eighteenth streets, a wooden church
building with a IargetwU story rectory
1..:- MI. nt,,.oN ,,,a nrgyorSgAl
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DIR. G. W. Corey's Office over Stebbins
81 Posts bank. Telephone number 80
promptly answered day or night. al3tf
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Yesterday the transfer was recorded
with County Clerk Jeffrey, which
warranty deed changed the ownership
OF the old Eagle house property, lot A,
block 1872, from Charles Mcdonald to
K. @. David, Consideration, 81, POO;
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: Heavy Drugs, Sulphur, Carbolic
Acid, Copperas, etc, within reach of
the most economical at Hoyt's. m1G.tf
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The refreshing aroma of FlOrestOn
Cologne. and its lasting fragrance make
1t a peerless perfume for the toilet.
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Ohnhaus d Donovan have moved
their shoe shop to No. $40 Sixteenth
street, second door east of Eddy. iS lw
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4 house suitable for a small family. 1t
is i'll first class condition. Enquire Of
DR.. Quinby, over Hoyt's drug store.
iv1Jtf ..-
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For Sale-Furniture. Etc.

viii be sold at Fort Laramie, at
greatly reduced prices, a number of ar
ticles Of household furniture, including
piano, mattresses, bed springs, carpets,
etc, etc. For information and prices,
apply to Postmaster Hart, Fort Lara
mie, Wyoming. iyl6t3
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AMUSENENTS

kLlipAii 49, t1.ff'' .rf
NEXT.-The original Tennessee Ju-
bilee and Plantation singers are booked
for Saturday 22nd instant, and a treat
is in store for our citizens. Their card
appears in our next issue.
FRITz.-The audience was IL large
one, filling all the desirable seats in the
house; and the hearty tone of applause
rendered all the good sentiments is
the best criterion of the quality of the
play. The scenery carried by the COM
pany added very much to the play. and
the music was excellent.
OPEN AIR CoNCERT.-By the 4th
infantry band this evening Immediate
ly after parade, at, Fort ID. A. Russell
The dress parade COMMENCES at 8
O'Clock.
PROGRAM:
l Selection from Faust. $500. .Gounod
. Hymn Of PraiseE Meudelssohn
3 Medley, The rage in America. Boyer
4 Waltz, Golden outh Waldteufel
8 CHORUS of Leyites. ...,... Costa
C GalSP,5 Flight of the T Fairies. Nevotti
JosEPh NEvoTTI,
Chief Musician.
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUECHNER's
r .. -oc19tf
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-. New chattel mortgage blanks at the
.IEABBR office. &c. Dee. If
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81 For saie-my brick resldence-ten
rooms. C. E. Chy. jsIf
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AIonr.the Llne or TIC j. =

An Egyptian club'' was organized
in Omaha Thursday evening. Its pur-
pose is to oppose England and give aid
to the Egyptians. Its leading members
are Messrs. Donagh, Murphy,
O'Brien, o'Conner, .gs.sy-
The Nebraska state fairtwilibe held
at Omaha, Sept. lilo. .-rr>F
Speaking of the Colorado editorial
excursion to Chicago, says an Omaha
exchange: Mr., Hall reports that the
excursionists had a splendid ride from
Denver; that they bad plenty Of money;
were well dressed; had n baggage car
full Of champagne on ieei looked like
m%illionaires; played poker with twenty
dollar gold pieces for chips and amused
themselves, in their spare time, IN writ
ing prize letters on the beauties Of Ne
braska scenery and the superior advan-
tages of the great Burlington route.
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When wanting Paris Whits, Glue,
Lead. Oil or Brushes. Remem, Der that
L have the largest stock. Y GU can
make money by calling on q go. W,
Hoyt, uI16-tf
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Summer underwear, at all prices, at
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n All neglect OF u carriers TO deliver
papers promptly and correctly will
please be reported at the LENDER of
ice, .. .... -. III.
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Notice,

An persons who owe accounts to the
ate firm of Knoff 81 Cohtraman, or to
John j.. knott, are hereby notified, that
they are due to and will be collected by
the undersigned forthwith. i4ss asa
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All kinds of CIGARS, PLUG TO
BACCO, and SMOKERS ARTICLES
at Idelman Bros. j14wl
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THE LATEST.-Lime Kiln Club
smoking Tobacco, Mt Idelman's Bros,
The best in the market, iy14w1
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Building Lots Monthly Pa yments,
Lots eligibly situated. Wi u be sold
at low prices. WorrpnW dc Is given.
H. a9f'i 1gA {. 13AmD.
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A large assortment OF clocks at
ZEHNER, JACKSON " BUECUrIER'.
ocl9tf EHr
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u There will be a called eommu-
Wnication of Cheyenne Lodge No. /,
a F. 50 A. NJ at Masonic Han 70.
morrow evening at 8 O'Clock, sharp.
Work on E. A. degree.
- Per order W M
w. Q. BRowN, sec'y. 1t
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Furniture Repaired.
and re-upholstering neatly done at
m2+tf CRAIG Il GARDENERS
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Use Addoms & Glover's stimulating
and rheumatic Eminent for sprains,
bruises and chronic pains in any part of
the body. For sale by Dare & Collins,
successors to Addoms & Glover.
June 26, If.
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The celebrated ANHE1CSER BOT
TIED BEER, the only standard in the
market. Idehnan Bros :, agents for
Wyoming. ~ r jl4wl
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Clothing to fit all, and at prices that
defy competition, at PoLAcK's.
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The finest line of boots and shoes at
the lowest price,, at Jenkins s. Ross. 3t
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81 DAY and Night Horse Herd.
Ten cents per day. Work and saddle
ihorses'for sale at the Black Hnis sta
BILE. ugviIiu DAVIDSON BRosad
m50-d&wtf Proprietors,
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By W. D. STEPHENS. : Ai IT..
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8 historical Dept; Cheyenne, Wyo.
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CONGREGATIONAL UnuRcH, corner
of Nineteenth and Hill streets; Rey. g.
NJ. Sanders pastor: Services at II a. 70.
Theme, The Dignity and Demands Of
Sunday School Work" Services at &
p. m. Theme, 1.-The Psalmo of victory
Sabbath school at II o'clock. Young
peoples meeting at $40 O'Clock. a
cordial welcome is extended to all.
Seats free.
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THE flkhobl LEHMAN 'hbiN'H'
Workmen are engaged upon a hne,
large brick church for the Presbyterian
society, a building which has been fully
described in these columns, and which,
when completed, will take the lead
among the church buildings of Chey-
enne. This society has been organized
since July 1s. 1859; and the first Pres
byterian minister here was Rev. John
s. Gage, commissioned to the work by
the Presbytery OF tho Missouri The
church was dedicated July IL, 1879.
Dr. jackson preached the dedication
sermon from I'd Chronicles, G,S. "But
will God in very deed dwell with men
on the earth?" etc. The services were
participated in, by Reys. Kephart, Pres
byterian. Davis, congregationallst:
Anderson and Tackelberry, Methodist
E~piscopals. at the dedication a col
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Conscience" lent there something
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-07
Cotton.


Sales yesterday unimportant, clos
ing nominal, as follows: Ordinary,
lOc; good ordinary, 1O4c; low middling,
lObc: middling, 12ic; good middling,
l23c; middling fair, 13c. Stains and
off %colOrs, &c less. The foregoing ir.
ures are 10 lower on ordinary and
middling grades.
Receipts of cotton at all U. S. ports
for the past 8 days have been II, 927
bales, and H,7l4 bales less than last
year for the same time. Total since
the first inst. sun up 22,967 bales,
being 39,098 less than last year and
1886 less than the year before at the
same time. Total shipments this year
have been $1,000 bales, against 81, 654
last year, and 1851 the year before.
Total stocks are 5,62l bales, against
235,47 bales last year, and
l6l,468 bales the year before at
this date. The worlds visible supply
of cotton on Saturday last, was l ,343,.
424 bales, a decrease from last years
figures at the same date of 342, 355
bales; also an increase over 1880 Of
$3.50 bales, and oversize of 394,56l
bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-07
Nonresident Notice..

No. E6O-In the .Chancery Court Of sbslb
county, Ienn.-L NaccarO, guardian ! =
VS.. j A Anderson ct al. 80
1 appearing from the bill which is sworn IN
\ IN TINS cause that the defendant. j a An
derson, Is a nonresident Of the State Of Tan
nessee and a resident Of the State of sTas.
mat ne Is indebted to Compliments. bv iudg,
ment, In the SUI Of about $685.. Us. ana ~
taohment having b en- issued and returned Nv
me Sheriff, LEVIED on certain propertv in
which perhaps he has an interest. ana n fur
tner appearing from the Sherif's return that
the officers of the San Franci, co Mining Com
pany are not to be found in biz eounfv.
i y therefore ordered that they make
tnelr appearance herein, at the eonrt.
mouse Of shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn
9n or before the first Monday in October,
ISoI, and plead, answer or demur 10 cam
plalnant bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as TO them and set for hearing az
Parte, and that a copy Of this order be bubN
ilsne1 once a week, for four successive weeks
in the Public Ledger. "''N''
this 18th day Of August. 1852.
A cOpy-Aitess:
r. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
n.y. Bradley, d G i NJ.
U W Miller. sol'r for compPt. l5i4IO1g
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-07
22O FRONT ST., Memphis, Tenn.

higher, while carload lots might be shaded
Tor cash, though the supply is very light.
, c hams are l5lal6c per Is; breakfast
bacon, l6al64c der ID. The tone Of all
classes Is unsettled. Mess pork, S23 50
per Dbl. Lard, easy at 12sai27c for tcs;
l2sslSbc for kegs and hfbbls, and l3sal8ic
for 2lb and lob pals.
HIDES AND W00L-Dry flint. No.
|, l7ci doNo. 2, lac; green salted, No. /,
Sc do No. 2, &c; tallow, 7la8c beeswax.
Z5a24ei receipts light and demand active,
with tendency upward. Wool duh and
droopy at l6aSbc per ID for clean un-
washed TO choice washed, and l0a2Oc for
bury wool.
BAGGING AND TIES Jobbers
quote bagging at 7laSlc per ID for fax; 8ia
yc for iute 6Sa9c for full 2 ID hemp; Ola
VIC as per weight for other qualities.
Irvine, re per ID. Iron ties, ST GOAL 80
per bundle, and 81 35 do for pieced ties.
SUGAR AND M0LASSES-White
C,9laS4 per ID; no yellow clarified Offering;
Eastern sugars, 79a8tc for brown, and STA
sc for clarified; g~ranulated, 10c; crushed,
pulyerized and cut loaf l0sc. Moiasses
nominal; choice sorghum do, 5la53c per
gallon in bbls.
RIoE-Per ID, 6la6ic, as per quality,
and easy.
T0BACCo-Choice to fancy. 4Oa6Oc.
twist, 35a45c; navy, S5a6Oc; common IL
inch, 3Sa28c; smoking, 80a52c.
COFFEE-Per ID, 9al4!c for Rio. and
24a26c for Java.
MACKEREL-Per hf Dbl. for Nc. 8.
s4a425; for No. 2, 81 so; No. l., IS 25a5 5G
per kit, SOC for No. /; SOC No. 9. 75c
No. 8. Market stiff.
NAILS-Scarce and firm, at So 9Oa4 per
keg forten pennies.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Lime. Goa
500 per Dbl for Tennessee and 95caSl for
Alabama. Cement, 81 Goal rs per Dbl for
Louisville, and 81 4Oa2 so for Rosedale,
Portland, 10. Plaster, 50 so. Fire brick,
4a41c each; hard brick, s6al0per thousand.
Rough framing lumber SIS per M.
dressed, do $50; yellow pine flooring, sos;
shingles, S3a4 So lathing, 81 75a2 for
poplar and cypress.
SEEDS NUTS AND SUNDRIES.-
Glover seeds S. 75a6 90 per bu; herd grass.
81 DIAL 10; orchard, do 81 70al rs: seed
wheat, 81 l0al %; do barley, 81 10a1 20. do
rye, Sia95c. Peanuts duh at 6la8c for
Tennessee, and 9a11c for Virginia. Mac
%caroni, 50 per box for domestic. and SO u.
IA 90 for Italian. Hominy and grits, IS so.
per Dbl. Cracked wheat and oatmeal.
"a 60a5 90 per hf Dbl. Cooking oil, Ga
Zoe per gal. Vinegar, l2la2Oc per gal.
Cider, &60a4 rs for hf and 81 60a8 for
whole bbls. Pickles, 81 00a5 o. for hf and
81 00a9 90 for whole bbls; all from jobbers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-07
I~lOn-RosIdent Notes.

No. S299, Elm the Chancery Court ofsbelhy
county, Tenn.-The State Of Tennessee vs..
N. L Butler ct al.
L appearing from the Sherih's returns IN
4 this cause that the defendants, l. j Holt
nan, Nora J Hollihan. John Green, jr. Maud
Duyai WILDER si@mons, Dee Sim nons, AN
DuVall guardian, ETC., and Jessie Oyertop
are not TO be found In their counties; II Il
therefore ordered that they make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse Of shelby
county, in Memphis. Tenn, on or be-.
fore the first Monday in October, 1882. and
plead. answer Or demur TO complainant
amended bill 'E, filed herein May q, 1859,
or the same will be taken for coEfessad
as 70 them and set for hearing ex-perte:
andthat a copy Of this order be pu6lishedOnce
2 week Tor four successive weeks 10 The Public
This 18th day Of August. 1889.
A ~copy-Attest.
~ BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY NJ Bradley. d @ and NJ.
M Meriwether and II + Dix, sOl'rs for com.
nlalnhbt. ll5 l51 I57 6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-07

PUBLIC LEDGER 0FPiOB
hENPHIs. Tenn. September Z. 1889. !
The money market Is without fea-
lures of interest, beyond the usual
stiffness this season, the ruling dis
countra beings per cent on prime
mercantile paper. Exchange is par
to &c discount buying and lc premium
selling on the East, and lc off buying
also par selling on New Orleans.
Government bonds exhibit further
weakness. Last evening closing prices
in New York we're for 4 per cents
1873; Ais, 1l23, and IS, 1915. Ten
nessee State 6s are 54c; Memphis and
Charleston, Sc; Mobile and Ohio, 22!;
Missouri Pacific, 1885,; Chesapeake
and Ohio, 24l; Nashville and Chatta-
nooga, 66!; Louisville and Nashville,
72si Chicago, st. Louis and New Or
leans, 76i. Total sales 3OO, 600 shares,
1000 being Louisville and Nashville.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-07
General Trade.


A moderate volume of trade is
enjoyed by merchants at the present
time. Grocery houses are putting out
goods more freely, while boot and shoe
dealers are especially active. The
latter are doing their heaviest trade
in the coarser qualities, and these have
advanced sharply within the past
week. Fine goods are stiff, but no
higher. Hides have gone up 10 per ID
on all classes. Flour is quiet with a
fair jobbing demand at steady figures,
though wheati is droopy and the feeling
is that -four must drop a little more
ere many days pass. Cornmeal is easy
and moves slowly; corn likewise, and
oats are lover. Bran has been selling
rather more freely and is steady, a
dozen carloads from Middle Tennessee
going off within the past ten days at
quotations. Hay is unsettled and
lower, and potatoes scarce and the
demand improves. Chickens are scarce
aud higher, while eggs are more plen-
tiful and easy.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Common -four
is 81 76a9 80 from jobbersi good do, 81 40a
4 90 per Dbl; choice family, IS 0Oa5 25;
fancy to strictly fancy, s. 50a6 co. patents,
81 25a7 20 per Dbl; round lots, 15a25c
cheaper. Cornmeal slow at SO so per Dbl
on the landing and 50 65 from store on
orders.
FEEDSTUFFS--Corn is jobbing at
8Sa90c per bu, with light movement. Oats
in round lots 42a43c for mixed Western,
and 4Sa'0c from store. Bran S13 O0aI3 50
per ton, and at retail SOC per cwt. Cotton.
seed meal 81 40 per cwt in a small way.
Hay easy, with sales Of Ohio river mixed
at Sl5 per toni the range Of value is from
Sl2al5 per ton, as per quality; at retail,
81 Goal 70 per cwt; prairie, SO Wa6 so per
ton and 40c per cwt.
ESCULENTS-Potatoes Of Early Rose,
Peerless and Russell species from the
North are firm and scarce at 81 50a2 75 per
Dbl from store, Onions, 81 75a2 90 per
Dbl for Iowa red and 81 25a2 80 for choice
yellow in large bbls. Beans, SO 25a3 81
per bu from store for handpicked white
medium. Cabbage, 81 5Oa8 90 per 100
head. Sweet potatoes, Soc per bu loose,
and S22 per Dbl measure from store.
FkUITS-Apples, per Dbl measure,
ii Goal go from store, S2a8; dried do, weak
and slow at 3a5c per ID. Peaches in nc
demand and nominally 3a5c. Lemons
81 50a5 90 per box.
POULTRY AND EGGS Chicken,
are scarce, firm and in demand at 81 26i
4 90 per doz for young a few coops o
extra large went off at 1926 per doz. OF,
hens, 50 60a4 Oh; mixed, SO O0a8 Is. Youn,
ducks, SO 00aS so per doz. Nomovemen
in geese or turkeys. Eggs, easy and NOR,
plentiful, at lSa2Oc per doz, the latter foi
fresh, and inside prices for consignment
from a distance.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-The mar
ket Is firm. Creamery is scarce at 32a34,
per ID; Western table and dairy, 22a26
per lbi do cooking, lsa2oc; choice coun
try, 20a22c; inferior, 15alSc. Cheese, 81
l4c per ID, as per quality.
MEATS AND LARD-Jobbers quot
dry salt shoulders at l0la10sc per ID; @.
do, l4lRl4ac; G do. 1~4sali9c; baco
shoulders, lilallsc; c 7, l5Aal6Ic; @
l6balb3c, Some dealers charge ! 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-07
NOn-Reaidenf N0Iiee-

460l-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn The State of TeHnessee for
ls v use, ETC., ys. Rosa Beurer ct al.
1 appearing rom the bill which is swern 10
i IN this cause that the defendant. Mrs -
Brady and her husband, - Brady, are resi-
dents OF Pennsylvauia; that P Killiam Schios-
ser Is . resident ofthe State Of0hiO and ali arc
non residents of tho state of Tennessee.
Is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of Shat
~ county IN Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the nrst Monday in October, 1882. and
plead, answer or dempr to complainant bill
and the petition Of the Taxing District Of
shelby county, or the anne will be taken for
as TO them and set for hearing ex-
pafte, and that a copy of this order be
published ACC q week, for four successiye
weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This 30th day of August, 1882,
A opy-Attest:
r, J: BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY J N. Bradley, D. c. Am,
W N. Smith and Z HeiskelI, sol'rs for
complainant. I55S II ~