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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-23
PAKOISSES.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.

ordoniance qui defend. sous ,Ies
pelnrS s6vercs. de pa>>rr Il chpval
sur les leleeS. Uue amenue de 500
est lmpo>Ge qniconpue enfeindra
CO regltment.
La convention rcrnb!icaine Il choi
81 lIenlas pGnr cautiiiat au CuugleS.
Cette nomination a fait DIES mtcon-
tents parmi un grand nombre de
~deltg"es, ct, apes crtte reunion, IN
meeting u etc organise pour pro,ps-
ter contre Faction de cette cOnyen-
ton.
AVOTELLES.
La RerWc de MayksrGiic annonce
que les conNoiS du chtmin Il. fer
New O.leans Paclfique on, fait leur
premier voyage de- la NOnvelle OR.
leans i Shreveport. !unui aernier.
lie cotton arrive i tout moment ct
les moEllnS tOIctiunnent !: tuute
vapenr. lie recoltr de liZ est consi-
''eIte CONNIE uuc DIES plnS bellies
drpuis Ia gnerre.
ST. MARTIN
LGOscrrdtcur de st. M~artinsr;lle
nous arprend enc la car,ue est belle
ct arrive d grand pas ytrs sd ma,n.
rite. Q"aut Il Fatat sanitair,, il nest
pas sati>faisant. les tievrts G: les
dysSen:e'irS StviSscnt encore dams
les ~campagnrs.
VERMILLON.
lie Mfriaioaai dAbbcc;Ue annonce
Que, i cause de rhumidite Gu temps
Ia cuclliet,e du cotton s'est faite
dams DIES conditions tres AeSavanta,
geuscs. Malgre celia, VII rabsence
des cheuil'es jnsqu'a ce jour, Ia ,e-
collie srra fmte. La coupe du riz est
cOmmeHcGe ct le remlemcnt est bon.
\ la fin de &c mois tout lie riz srra
sauve. LfGtat Sanitaire de ia parois.
Sc est excellent.
IBisRIE.
lie Sugar Bewl dit In'on ne sau-
raft deslser un temps plus beau.
Les recol.eS de cotton, de riz, de
mails progreSsent avec uHe rapidite
e%tonnante. De &c fait. il presume
que la rtcoite de cotton sera bieu
meillcure qu'on lavait esp4rG ct eel
le de sucre ne era certainement pas
au dessous de 100000 boucauts.
NATCHITOCHEs.
lie Peoples Vinaicatov dit que
la creillette lu cotton sc poursuit
Achievement, que le rcndement est
satisiaisant ct que sdremrnt les
bourses Sc remplirOnt Get hiver.
Tn de ses abonn6s ecrit au meme
Journal: La culture du sOrgho u etc
essayGe cettc aimee par NJ. A. j.
Morgan, sur n prolri6t6 de Oak
land. Get cssai anr:.i: obtenC une
bonnie rGusSite sans les pluies cons
tantes du moiS G'aoHt. NeanmOins,
Ie suis Satisfait Gn lGSnltat tel gull
est. Nous devrirZ consriller cette
culture, ellie convient Il nOtre cl!mat
4 notre sol ct dome pen De travail.
WEST BAToN-EoUGE.
Dams cettc paroiSse i'etat saGiiai>
re laisse beaucoup 4 desirer. QUAINT
Il ce qui concerne les recoltes lie su.
ere ct de coton tout est pour le
mieuX.
lie CdpitohGn annoncc que du 1er
1881 au Ter septembre
1882, il a etc expedite he Baton Rou
&c, 1885 bales de cotton. Dams la
semaine eXpiree lie 9 septembre, les
envois. de &C meme port, Sc sont
6leves i 16S bales.
ST. JACQUES.
Les riZiers ont mis- a profit les
ours de beau temps, pendant que
a came murit. Les planteurs Sc
oroposent de METRE lie feu sous les
,haudieros dams la premiere quinzai
le d'oetobre.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-23
s.Esa Of Jurors.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Twentieth Judicial District Court. Parish
of Lafourche.

hereby certify thot on this, the Third
day Of The month Of August. 1892. the fol
towing named persons were drawn to serve
as Grand and Petty Jurors for the mex, rag-
tiar term OF the Twentieth Judicial District
Court, To be hclt in and for the parish OF
Iat"lrche. beginning on Monday. the Sec
ond day u! October. 1887. as follows:
The first fifty names of Electors Tor hal
iotsl 80 drawn t" serve as grand and petty
jar.y for the first week of Court bcuinnirr
"a the second day of Octohe \. d. IsS>.., as
t,iIn.,
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NOUFELLES DE PAkTOUT.

On eStllre que la rScOltr tie pata-
ties dOuceS en- Georeie, S'ieveri cette
saison, Il IA, 900 600 lie boi>seanx.
Dams les delnierS dix huit mOis,
la population de II Pa>o, Texas,
>'tSt tievtr de 400 4 $500. En- face
tie tells chitiIeS. tout commentaries
est Oiseux.
Belle perspective, crtte aimee
ponr la ftculte de .iz de Ii Caroline
dn Nord. On ca'cnle 4n'elle sierra De
10000 h~oisSeanx Underwater ct de
10000 (up-land).
L'annte derniare Ia vile de Mont
goHntiy. capitale de FAsabama, u
rccn 9S,424 bales de cotton.
On remarqne que Ia population ct
la rirhe>Se de la Floride ont aug
menle a" conr> DIES cinq dernle!es
annees, h%eancoup Plus que dams les
IalnZe anne"S qui ont sniyi III gutr-
re de secession. Toutes les statistic
IneS dern>en, de &c fair. Dams Fan
nee 1881. REIMBURSEMENT de Ia take
4 exc de :lGG, 900 dams lie Seul con;t
de st. John.
On Went G'ar,Gter q Augusta.
Grofgir, nn he-re qni est accu>e ia
volr vioie plus de 200 s@pnlturrs
lonrlrS piller. Conduit de>ant les
antoii'tS, il Il declare que, scion 81
conscirue" ct son intelligence, qui
vote an mott ne vo!c personne.
Dams ii parrisse Calclcieu tout
lie monde vote pour Beatty, TT dals
Ii paroiS>e Errmiiiion, snr environ
400 votes repnblicains gail VA dams
III raroi>>e, Kellogg en- aura 80 ct
Beatty la balance.
la tievre jaime IA ceSse d'ttre epi-
df,nliur i Brownsville, ct ellie a d
pen PIES di>itafu &c Matamaros. \
P~ensacole ellie >erit t%ouiours avec
la meme inten>lte; II .ya tous les
jTurS de TnuvuauN cas- TT DIES uGcbs.
BENJAMIN +. Batter est lie can.li-
dat choisi par les lGmceIates ponr
la place dc G%ouvtrueur du Ma>sa.
chnstit.
D'apnes lie rapport du suiinten-
dant du Cast. Garden. .7S,342 i'm
migrants ont debnr1ue d New York
pendant IL premier semeSire de Pan
nee courante. la pluiart Sc sont
rehdns Glrpc'ement dams FOueSt j;
AN petit Eomhe settlement Sont par
It's pear lr Sad ou ponr la Eouvelle
Angleterrr.
lie hrnit court Il Panama qn'uu
tre>Or immense a etG decouvert dams
nnr petite lie an large de la cote de
Chiriqni. On aurait exhnme une
srande qnantite de perles. Des CT
toyens aime> sont parts de Pana.
ma par le steamer Cuyy:or pour
a,lev falre une Investigations.
Deux hommrs Mosques ct armeS
jusQn'anx dents ont ar.ete la dill
gence qni fait lie service entire Sclig
nan ct Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
lis ont aevali>e les dix braves voya.
genrs qn'el.e renfermait, ainsi que
lie sac c%ontenant les lettreS enregis
trees.
L%'c!ection du Maine Gui a eu lien
lnndi dernier u dome la victoire
aux RtpubI!cains.
II est mort i Ia Nouvelie Orleans
pendant Ia Semaine expirant le 10
de &c mols, % p%ersonnes Ct pas une
senle de la fievre jaime.
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lie desnicr r~ecenSeMeHt .,es
Eats. Unis (lSS3) donne la moyen
ne Ges cages ann'sels DIES ouvIiets
de tuut age Dc Fun 1T de l'autre
sexe) dams les vingt PARTICIPATES vii
les DE ;'Unjon. C.est i Washing
ton qu'on uote Ia moyennp Ia plus
tlevec; Gle est de SJt7, ct In plus
basse apparticnt All Milwaukee,,
1921, Apres Washington, went
San Francisco, 1886, ct, en- troisie
me lignc, Brooklyn, SiG6.
81 ION songe guam grand nom
b,e dcs ouvricr> d. Washington
sont Il In so!de du commencement.
qui hi rout payer plas llbera!e
ment, ct qua San Francisco, az
contraire-deja 81 pres de In moyen
Tic de Ia canitale tederale-les or
vriers de cettc clasSe sont clairSe
mes. on arrive %iorc1ment i Ia con
clusicn que Ia metropole californian
ut est encore le lien OH le travail
est le mieux remuu6fe.
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Wards.
Rohichaux Tl.enGu!r. 3ri
:Bahin jean jacques Isl.
Adam Emile Isl.
1 Champagne H.. .ud.
= " les, .io..I,a III.
Debates Ben nh
: Charles Atiatol, ~
3 Bcrueron Oscar .>,d
9Surrau Er.urois ~
10 B.!cier March etb
il Pierre Tuussaiut ynI
/! .Jcau L,tons, MI
Is Burke William r,J
II Marlborough Ore,tile .nj
- Rousse.n G.. Ozcnne S:h.
III brown Charles ~.
- M'hliih:"r VIM. ..td.
siaS'"r Austin 2nd.
~ i"li's iau'n 9TH.
~ MorV3nt Stvai,ne isf.
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NERMILLON.
IBiSRIE.

lie Sugar Bewl dit qn'on ne sau-
raft deSi,er un temps plus beau.
Les r6col'eS de cotton, de riz, de
mails progreSsent avec une rapidite
etonnante. De &c tait. ii presume
que la recoi;e de cotton sera bien
meillcnre qu'on ravait esperG ct Gel
le de sucre ne Sera certainement pas
au dessous de 100000 boucauts.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-23
VOTELLES,
ST. MARTIN

LOOscrratcNr de ST. Martinsvillc
nous arprend enc In canine est belle
ct arrive a grand pas yers sd ma,n-
rite. Q"aUt a F6tat s%anitairt, il nest
pas sati>taisant. les tievrtS G: les
dysSen:e'irS SGviSscnt encore dams
les ~campigirs.
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Third. And the following na.ne.l thirty
ballots containin;ng the name. ri thirty
electors to -.rvt n petty jury for the third
week OF said Court. 'ngilniny on the 10Th.
lay of October. y. u. iSS!. were drawn rs
follows. viz.
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Second. And the following named TLiI-
~ ballots containing the names of Thirty
electors were drawn TO serve as petty jurors
for the second week of Conrs, beyini,inr on
the ninth day OF October 4. -. 1882.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS

CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
Estey Organs.
sherman, Hyde Il Co., San Francisco, PaciA
Coast Agents.
instruments sold on the installment plan.
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys Piano in q life time therefore
get the best, the best Is the cheapest, al.
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumhoff. Local gent, Eureka.
watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Re
paired.
If you want to have your watches, clocks.
and jewelry repaired in q workmanlike man.
ner go to P. STELER'S Jewelry Store, Main
street. All work warranted.
Notice.
II you have fine or complicated watch or
CLOCK, music box, an automaton singing bird
or any other delicate and intricate piece
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDw. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clockmsker
Jewelry neatly repaired.
4, All work warranted to give perfect sstisfscs
tion or positively no charge, "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-11

nEAbsis viii be Interested alike IA
Che rsIalt Of tho evenings dullbefa-
tions, as an alteration IN the bylaws
and d revision Of dues and benefits is
under consideration, therefore a full
lodge should attend.
Next week We are to have "Esms.
raids" at the theatsr, with q first class
dramatic company. led BY the iuimita.
bic and only John E. Ovens. "Es-
maralda' is BY Frances Hodgson
Burnett, and W. H. Gillette, the
author and leading manager in "The
Professor" 1t Is said to be an
exceedingly delightful production.
Private kilograms frsm the East
announce that Bradstreets' estimates
set the cotton crop now coming into
market at 6 5OO,0 900 bales. This is a
lower estimate than many had been
figuring on, and to it is attributed the
advance in value last Saturday. In
this market the advance was to on
good middling and tc on all classes
below that grade.
Little Rock Gazette, 10th: Invita-
tions are out for a very elegant recep,
ton to be given next Thursday nigh
by Major John D. Adams to his son
Mr.. Dean Adams, and bride. 1t viii
be one Of the largest Little Rock bal
ever seen, there having been ISSUED
over four hundred invitations. Mr.
and Mrs. Adams will return to tn,
city in a few days, having visited New
York, Boston, and all of the Eastern
cities in their bridal tour.
The Alice Oates Opera Bout,
Company presented LA Mascotte' a
Psducah last Saturday. Alice useC
to be an exceedingly popular artist
here, and the little lady always drew
large and %apprecistive audience
whenever she visited us. From ava,
back during the sixties in the days
when at the Greenlaw 0perabouse
uuder DR.. Spsulding's management
she led the chorus 10 the Undin
Spectacular Troupe to half a dezel
years ago, when as a successful primI
donna in comic opera, she charme,
many people, Alice never failed t
receive a cordial welcome here, and
seems = little odd that she does nc
drop down upon US for an evening Q
Two even now.
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pNtlCn PoMTs,


Ihirty.six arrests Rers made BY
the police yesterday and Saturday.
A fugitive from justice from Missis.
sippi, Ben Gaines, was captured ys..
terday BY 0facsr Pryde.
The redOubtAbls Barney Hughes
not Of Ours-was again before the
Court to. dAy, and was sent down for
thirty days.
George Msllet was caught stealing a
plank from a Fort Pickering sidewalk
last night and nabbed. He was fined
$50, and $40 of the amount was held
up.
Andy Frank was really a frank
Andy, admitted that he was drunk
and wanted to know how much for a
straight, Mr.. Jedge2" In his case it
was So.
AtJake Storz saloon Saturday night
somebody's pocket was picked and
Jim Murphy and Pat 0'COnnell we're
arrested on suspicion. 1t could not
be proven they we're the guilty parties
and they we're discharged.
A young mar who works for Messis.
Ferguson & Hampson, at Nodena
plantation, on the river above here.
was murdered Saturday night by a
mulatto negro named Mitch Pickers,
who has so far eluded arrest.
A stranger probably from Louis
vile, who gave his name as Herman
K%usSner, pawned with S. Lowenstine
aad Louis Enz some silverware and an
overcoat which had been stolen from
Mr.. Henry Craft and others. Kussner
was arrested aud sent to Jail.
In Fort Pickering, yesterday, Joe
helms beat his wife with a poker
and then knocked her down with an
ak. He is a worthy member Of the
NOTED Mississippi family of Nelms.
He was arrested and will have a hear.
ing tomorrow.
The police made a raid of a gamb-
ling den on Quinby street, in the
Eighth iward last night, and would
have captured about Fifty gamblers
who were Hnugly hid away in a little
room, except for a negro woman, who
yelled pOiIcel as they we're approach.
ing the door. A general scramble
followed, but four were caught and
fned $25 each.
A "hOodOO" doctress named Annie
Woods was taken before President
Hadden by two mulatto women, who
accused her Of stealing clothing from
them. The doctress said they gave
her the clothes in return for some Low,
powders, one of them stating that sh,
was tired other white sweetheart ant
wanted a lover Of her own dusk
color. The woman was fined $25.
AT a late hour Saturday nigh
Officer Butler was accosted by I
young woman who seemed to be il
the greatest distress and who beggeC
protection from her husband, james
Rice, jr. Rice was arrested and th,
wife repeated her story to the courI
to-day, saying she did not want to liv,
with him any longer. President Had.
den said he usually tied knots insteaC
Of undoing them, but his remarks die
not apply to this case. He fued Rio,
fifty dollars.
For some days past numerous com
plants have been made to the polio,
of the atrocious conduct of a strang,
white man who laid in wait about tn,
female academy, and made filthy re
marks to the little girls as they passeC
him on their way home. Officer Dali
arrested a man in the rear Of Ii
Salette Academy, Saturday, who CAV,
his name as George HOwson, and VIII,
has been identified by about twenty o
the children. He will have a hearing
this evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS,
EsmaraIda.

The Madison Square Company open
at New Orleans tonight with "Es-
maralda," and are to be here next
Monday night. This will be one Of
the leading attractions of the season,
as the following noted hi~strionic
peoplsare in the cast: John e. Owens,
e. D. j. Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Walcot, Annie Russell, Louise Dillon,
Kate Denim. Wilson, W. H. Pope, E.
G. Spangler, G. Wiley Presbrey.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-11

Telephone Clement your orders for
oysters fish and game, wholesale or
retail All orders filed promptly, the
goods guaranteed and delivered free.
g2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-11

Business men will find il to their
interest to have their job printing
zone at the PUBLIC LEDGER Job print.
othce, ID Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-11

Our receipts for the present season
to date added to the largest of the
foregoing would give us a total Of
1880 bales and to the smallest
4O4, $40 bales.
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The following table shows how
much cotton has been received in this
market after the 18th of December
from 1874 TO 1881.
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SOL COLEMAN'B
CONUNDRUM.
? ? ? ? 2
A Small Accident,

The passenger train on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, due here at
2;2O this morning, had a slight acct
dent at Lucy Station. The ladies'
car jumped the track, and was 50 much
damaged that it bad to DO left at the
place on side track. The engine and
other cars remained on the track. No
one was hurt. The train came in
three hours late.
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NEW YORK AND NORFOLK
SHELL OYSTERS.

Blue Points, Shrewsburys, Great
Kills, Lynnhaven Rays, Horn
Harbers, constantly received by
Henry Luehrmanm. S6t
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ELEGANT CARRl1GES

BarOuehes, Doctors BuggIes,
PhetOns, Timkin, whitney and
ElliPtieaI Spring Buggies. All
nay own manufacture, at Rock
Bottom Prices, preparatory 10
moving to new location.
OWEN LILLY,
Manufacturer,
Vi "A and 46 Adams Street.
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Mammoth ReOpened.

The stock Of Clothing and Gen.
ilemen's Furnishing Goods late.
ly attached and sold 10 the mn.
dersigned under an order Ofthe
Chancery Court, must be sold BIZ
the LIST Of January next. Those
DESTROYS OF obtaining bargains
In clothing for men, boys and
children will fiud il 20 their in
terest 10 cali at once Mt the old
Mammoth Clothing House,
2ss Main Street.
Charles Goodman.
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NICE FRESH CHRISTMAS
GROCERIES.

NICE FRESH CHRISTMAS
GROCERIES.
For Christmas Fruit Cakes
and Plum Puddings.
New Layer, Stemless and Seedless Raisins
Currants, Citron, Almonds, Candied
Lemon and Orange Peel, Ground
Nutmegs, Cinnamon. Mace.
Cloves, Allspice, all kinds
Of aavoring extracts.
Dates, Figs, Prunes,
Pitted Cherries, Blackberries, Peeled
Peaches, Malaga Grapes, Oranges,
Lemons, Cocoanuts, Bananas, APP
pies, Cranberries, Soft Shell
and Shelled Almonds,
LEnglish Walnuts,
Filberts, Pecans,
Brazil Nuts, Peanut and Chestnuts.
Cranberry Sauce, Fruit Jel-
lies, Etc.
Preserves in Cans, Buckets and Glass,
Calls Foot jelly, Maple Syrup, Strained
and Comb Honey, New Molasses, Golden
Syrup, Canton Preserved Ginger, Shaker
Preserves, Guava Jelly, Atmore's Mincc-
meat Apple, Peach and Plum Butter.
Canned Fruits and Vegeta-
bles.
Bartlett Pears, Apricots, Egg Plums,
G~ooseberries, White Pitted Cherries,
MuHcat Grapes, Chambers Cream, Cali
fornia and other Choice Peaches,
Green Cages, Sliced and Grated Pine
Apple, Figs in Syrup,
Atmore's Plum Pudding and Vino Sauce,
Blackberrios, Raspborries and Straw
berries, Asparagus, Boston Baked,
String and Lima Beans,
Winslow Corn, 0kra and Tomatoes, Sue
cotash, Peas. Pumpkin, Squash,
Golfer Tomatoes, Mushrooms.
For Soups.
Lentils, Barley, Green Kern, Split Peas,
Rice, Vermicelli, Macaroni,
Rice Peas, Navy Beans,
Farinaoeous Goods.
Tapioca, Oatmeal, Cracked Wheat, Grits,
Hominy, Farina, Corn Starch, Sage,
LARRABEE's FINE CAKES AND
CRACKERS.
Pickles,
Mixed and Plain by the gallon, Stuffed
Peppers and Mangos Crosse & lackwelps
Chow Chow, Mixed and Plain Pickle,
Windsor Manor Sour and Sweet
Sauces, etc.
Lea & PERKINS, Worcester Sauce,
Mushroom Catsup Pepper Sauce,
Tomato Catsup, Salad Dressing,
Celery Salt, Colman's Mustard,
French Mustard by the gallon,
Imported French Mustard in bottles.
and toy jugs, Capers, Curry Powder,
Olives, Olive Oils,
Candies,
CREAMERY BUTTER.
BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL,
80 Real street. SIT
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r
S8fliSilgBQCkVlBat

We use now, as for the past Ahesh
years, only the very best NEW YORK
STATE 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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NEW YORK AND NORFOLK
SHELL OYATERS.

Blue Points, shvewAburys, Great
Kills, Iynnhaven Bays, Horn,
Harbers, constantly received by
Henry Luehrmann. s6t
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Bejach's.
WHAT,s

WHAT'S THAT YOU SAY?
I said that Notwithstanding
pretentiOns advertisements Of
so called Wholesale houses Joe
Walter. Druggsist. IS4 Main ST.,
has the most elegant line of holt
day goods In the city, and what
Is more 10 the purpose, they
are marked down lower than
you Will find them anywhere
else. sam 81
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Fresh Celery.
Choice Beef TenderIoIns,
Fresh Kentucky Eggs,
Fresh Fish ana Vegetables.
baltimore Can Oysters,
Fresh New York Count Oysters
Choice Fresh Meats OF ali kinds
QuaiIs and VenisOn,
VICTOR ID. FUCHS MARKET.
30 and Al Jefferson ~.
&a-Free delivery. cot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-11
ELEGANT FURNITURE AND
CARPETS.

CARPETS.
The usefnI and the ornamental
are combined In graceful pro-
portion In the large stock offered
BY BrysOn & Co., 23I Main. No
holiday present eOuId be more
appropriate, or WOuId be more
appreciated than n handsome
set OF furniture or n fine carpet,
To obtain such In the latest and
most elegant designs call ON Bry-
son Il Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-11
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
90 60 $40.

In assortment, quantity and selection,
stock u~nequallcd in tho city at
VI Mansford's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-05
The Postal Carrier Service.

Mr.. w. G. Gurley, the chief of the free delivery
service, Post Office department. has completed his
annual report, which shows that there was during
the past year an increase of three offices and an
increase Of 127. 1921 1876 in the number OF pieces
handled. The cost Of the service showed an in
crease OF $123 34S 10, while the average cost per
piece shows decrease OF 0.1 mills and In the cost
per carrier decrease of s37.79 The business done
In this city Is shown by the following figures
There were 81 carriers employed and they delIv-
cred during the year $50 letters, sol 3O6 postal
cards, $50 57 local letters and 459 5 postal cards
They collected 523 letters 439 postal cards.
The amount OF mail matter handled by each car
rier 2217T. The cost OF the service per piece was
3.6 mills and per carrier $79472.