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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
Ancient Order United Work.
HashTille Banner, iB.h.

Nashville Banner, 18Th.
A large and hourishing lodge of this
order vas recently organized at White
side, with twenty-eight charter mem.
BERG. The name selected was Etna.
No. 20. The following officers were
duly elected and installed by w. r.
Muse, d. @. NJ. W., who instituted
the lodge: A. S Howard, z. NJ. w
DR.. I. w. Johnston, NJ. w; William
Graham. Foreman; Z. B. Trotter,
Oyerseer; j G. Watson, Recorder G.
2. Beddow, Receiver; Z. p. Hale.
Binancier; Z. z Beddow, Guide; Ster'
ling Smith, j. W.; John Hambrick,
The financial statement of Supreme
Recorder Ssckett. for the past month
shows that SAL, 900 was paid out IA
the widows and orphans, and that IA
new members were admitted, giving
the order lll,747 members. There
was disburscd to benefciaries under
the supreme jurisdiction during the
same time $4,000, and In the State OF
Tennessee 5000.
A circular has been sent during the
past week to every member of the
order in the State showing the good
work accomplished during the past
twelve months in Tennessee. This
circular will cause no doubt a great
many new petitions to come in BIZ
January /, 1888, date of annual re.
ports.
During the past thirty days draft,
for 5000 each have been sent TO the
bene6ciaries of Ira Lee, Of Jackson.
James A. Este, Of Humboldt; and
w. Z. Smith, Of this city.
Since July | there has been a much
lighter death rate 10 Tennessee than
for the corresponding months Of last
year. The last death reported to dat
at the Grand Recorders Office wal
w. 9. Powell. Of Bluff City Lodge
No. %, Memphis, who died October Z
Nebraska has been transferred from
the supreme jurisdiction to Missouri
A. T. Rover, Grand Recorder o,
Ohio, was married a few days since tC
Miss Alvina l.. ELMER.
B. NJ. Doxey, of 0phir Lodge, No
81, at Kenton, Obion county, Tenn.
was in the city yesterday, looking
young, hale and hearty. He brings q
good report from bis lodge, and say,
eve ything is working smoothly and
nicely.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21

THE iar-of town Of Ell PasO, Texas.
where r. NJ NcKie holds forth a;
editor Of the Herald, held an election
the other day to determine the ques
ton Of transferring the management Of
the city schools from the city council
70 = board Of siK trustees to be elected
for the purpose. The vote was small,
but vas all 10 favor Of the
change. In DO place but Memphis
IS there repaired s cumbrous,
unEisl1g system mixed up
With politics and the aspirations Of III
competent candidates for teachers
PlGaas The incoming Legislature
sa0al9 abolish the Board Of School
Visitors AID provide for the appoint
NEAT or slestioa ofthree or I've com
uisSioasrs is manage the entire sys-
tex The disc Of Superintendent
sh0zli also Be abolished It is a
i.eears aud neTar vas necessary.
We DO not refer to per-
sons II Office. for they doubtless
do the best they can. but We speak Of
useless places that are filed and are
the constant object Of scramble and
ambitions sehemers, and We refer to
sound public policy worthy to be sd-
vocatcd and superior to the claims
OF any person. The public school sys.
tenn Of Memphis needs a general over.
hauling and reconstruction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21

.hg snlls. As sbt Sass ssss %,
h~cWsTsf,snd the condemnation Of theft
daughter showed no slgns Of comlnk
10 3 stop, her parents began 10 grow
~apprehonsive, and peremptorily order.
ed her TO desist from taking any fur
tier doses. But it was too late, she
was thin as a lath. She glided about
like q ghost Medical attendance was
summoned, but the girl dwindled and
ebbed until the other morning. the
mother stole into her room, uttered a
loud shrek and tell senseless to the
floor. Her husband rushed in Just ia
time to see an intangible something
that lay in the bed SILVER, grow indis-
tinct and disappear. His poor girl
was gone, aud what adds the greatest
poignancy to the grief Of her parents
is that they cannot give their lost child
a funeral, for there are no remains.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21

IT is not surprising but rather
gratifying that there is enough avail
able talent this year to fll all the little
Offices in this State that will be at the
disposal Ofthe Executive and Legisla-
tive departments. There Is a fine
crop Of aspirants for everything in
sight, from %ianitor of the House up to
superintendent Of Public Instruction
and they are all worthy as far as We
can judge. 1t is a pity hat there are
not enough offices to go around, buI
there never has been and never viii
be until the decree is revoked which
declared that man must live by thu
sweat Of his brow. A mar may sweaI
a little in an eaice when the stove il
redhot, but he cannot compete with
disappointed Office seeker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
.'DarIIug Nellie Gray.
Cincinnati Letter

FAAAAAAoAA AtkAtIs
There are few persons in the South
who have not heard and admired that
charming negro melody, Darling Mel.
lie Gray and at one time it stood Ia
the same rank with odd Kentucky
Home Tho Old Folkslat Home
and others Of that class. 1t is less
known now, bu. in certain Southern
sections Nellie Gray is as household
words, and in every list Of plantation
songs it has an honored place. But
70 my story. | was talking the other
day to a unsteady inclined gentleman.
whose practice on the violin in room
near my ewn keeps me constantly
striving to be a Christian and not to
do anything Of a riotous or violent
nature, when We mentioned the old
song incidentally, and ne told me thu
suthor was his cousin, and that it and
its author had a little history.
The song writer vas b. r. Handy.
OF Westerville, Ohio. who was also a
painter. a musician aud a poet. When
nv vas oDVuN bntalg YEARS OF age ne
sometimes jotted down melodies
which struck him. and on one occa
sion the notes OF Nellie Gray" went
on paper, and he alterward wrote tbe
words. He had never published any
mu ic. and this was put aside WHERE
he could use it as the fancy struck
him.
One night at a little company at hi.
home the song, among Others, wa,
sung, and a gentleman present. belnp
struck by the air, made inquiry about
it, and the facts were given him. He
at once asked the young composer
what Il was worth, and Mr.. Handy,
not being posted, but the figure al
Eve dollars, aud the trade was made.
The new owner act about having il
published, and when it appeared it
struck the popular taste, and over
100000 copies we're sold. Another
case OF the history Of composers re-
peating itself, or rather Of one story,
with the names changed, being mar
rated Of many.
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Reduced Her Fat.

According to the veracious cbropi.
cler OF the San Francisco Chronicle. a
young woman Of that city was immense
stout, and had tried in vain TO reduce
the weight which was beeom;nS
almost insupportable. At last a rela
tive OF the family who had returned
from Africa furnished her with some
anti fat remedy, a portion Of which
was said to me made of the colobar
bean. On leaving for the E,s, last
May ne handed it to , or, with direc.
lions for taking it, and cautions
against an excessive dose. She began
I, and at once grew smaller, not slow.
ly and imperceptibly, but rapidly and
vlsioly. Every day she saw The wane
OF her bulk, and Rugged her thinner
self for joy. Her spirits grew buoyant
as her weight grew less, and one Sun.
day morning she surprised her "a
rents by bounding down three
steps at a leap. Two dressmakers
were employed all the time taking
In" the dresses Of the young lady, but
Notwithstanding all their pleatinp and
tucking, her clothes hung on her. A.
one Of them said, like shirt on a bean
pole She startled the whole neigh
borhood by tripping along the side
walks q conval esoent from dFopsy, ard
to ell wondering remarks replied only
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
Non-Residenf Nn1inn

No. A5is--In tho Chancery Court az sbslh,
county, Tenn.-The State Of Tennessee foy
It's " use Va d. Pants OF al.
I appearing from Sheriff. return In this
L cause that the defendant, Mathew Pom.
eroy is NO to be found In his county.
II Is therefore ordered that he make II,
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of shell
6y county, in Memphis, Tom. ,.on or before
the hrst Monday in January, 1888, and plead,
answer or demur TO complainant bill, and
petition Of the Ia ing District Of Shelby
oounty, or the same will be taken for con.
iessed 30 to him and get for hearing ex-parts,
and that a copy Of this order be pubiished
once a week, for four successive weeks, In
This 18th day Of November. 1882.
A copy-Attest;
~ BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY N Bradley, d. G. &M
VIM N Smith, 7. Il. Heiskell, W. B. ellis.
e. so ~ a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
Nen.Kesident NoIIoe.

No. Bs2-In the chancery Court Of shalbv
County, Tenn. The State of Tennessee for
lLs own use etc. VS. Joseph McKeon er ali.
appearint from Sherif.s eturn IL this
mokeon, Fannie Elder and q w Flder ara
not to be found in his counts; it Ia there
lore ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of Shelby countS.
n memphis, Tenn, on or before the frst
1emur 70 complainant bill and petition OF
Iaxing District Of helby county, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as 10 them and
set for hearing OK parte; and that a CODY OF
WIS eIaeT De published once q week, for four
This 18th day Of November, 1889.
A cOpy-Attest;
.R J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By N Bradley, n. O.. q NJ.
v "a d smith, e Heiskoll, O w HeiskelI
and W u Glisson, aolrs for complt:
e. ca TX 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
The presidential Paru.Shon.

Special 10 the Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, November 18.--Tht
Critic has the following
"Hurrah," said one Of the boys. al
he'passed the Presidents Louise yes.
terday. "Hsidenheimer must have
planned those decorations. He al
luded to the three gilt balls whicl
CLEAN on the White House portiet
railing. Sergeant Dinsmore, tn,
handsome custodian Of the mansion
was gazing over into Lafayette SQUARE
yesterday when a slightly inebriateC
individual elambered up the steps anC
~meandered inside. He looked arounC
iDquiringly and then remarked
Where is the officer
Upstairs" said Mr.. Dinsmore
Whom do you wish to see p
|, Il want to see Old Temper cent, i
he is in."
"Old who?' inquired Dinsmore.
odd Temper cent Old Money
bags-the old man who is every man
uncle, answered the stranger.
Dinsmore gszed at him W~onderinRl,
and tried to place the man ia som,
nook Of the category Of cranks, bur
was unable to.
|. why, what do you take this for?'
he inquired at last.
"A pawnshop, Of course"
The sergeant explained what III,
building was, and the man with alec
holic breath muttered as he turned K
20 away:
Then all | can say is, bis nobl,
nibbs had better take his sign in"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
~Non-ReNIdent q


No, ie7s-In the Chaneery Court NJ eh.,hr
county, Tenn. - Thos. b. HINT ~ nwe,D ~.
dane n. Weaver OF v" w.
appearing fro " the bill which IL sworn n
\ IN thus. cause, that tho defendants. kats
dawesand her husband, jain lance aso
Te.iaents OF the state OF California. and non.
residents OF the Stato Of Tennessee. ana /, ~.
her appearing that the names OF The beirsu ~
". :" Wheailey, decea ed, are unknown srd
cannot be ascertained after d%ilieent innn Snu
ana that they are reldents Of tho state w a.,
hansas ana uoa residents Of the E.ato Of Ten
n9s.ee, shd y ior!her spIe.ring that John w.
are. non.Iasldents OF the State Of Tsn anao'
ana residents If Arkansas or Texas ny n
aead, that me namfs ana placeE oT res,dsn ~
y their heiIs are unknown and eannot ~ ~
ceItalneu hitfr diligpnt inquiry; and A ~
apIearing that the place Of residence ofThns'
w mne.eon n alive, ia unkrosn and canooi
~ Asosftalned after diligent inqgiry. and dhe,
agaA me manner and places Of retidenoe a;
nsIts We Y fn0Wn. and eannot 10 asoer
Minea aitgt dlllgeht Inquiry II u therefore
ifdssSSN ahat theys II alive, and their heirs,
courthouse Of Shelby county. In NJ. ~
Tenn, on OF before the drst Mondsy H.
Roeem ser, pH, and plead, anEwoy az
aelnqf 10 eomplainant'B bill, or thu ssme WI
20 tsken for confessed q 10 them Ana ~ ~,
hearing ex.Partci a 4 that a COW ofthis o ol
uer DC published once d week. for 6on, sna-
s9ssiys weeks, IN The Publlo Ledeer
THIS The or day Of November, isis.
cOpy-Attest;
nv I, bLAcK, olssl and Master.
byJ ~ Bredley. y q. 3 M.
a@@B
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
psOn-R SsIaenI S1O0eo.

No. ioA-In the Ohancery Court Of shelb,
county, Tenn.-The state Of Iennessse foI
ia ,Wn use, etc. Va, KatsG. Bell OF al.
l appearing from sherih's return in thu
i eau e, that the defendants, IL. KortTecht
Augusta ko,trecht, Annie Carroll, d, Mitch.
oil and NJ. Mitchell, are mot 10 be found II
MS county; II Is therefore ordered that the,
make their appearance herein, at the court.
house Of Shelby county, in Memphia, Tenn
On or before the arst Monday in January
lss3, and plead, answer or demur TO complain.
ant hnl ard petition Of Ia ing District a
Shelby county r the same will bo taken 70,
confessed as to then and set for hearing az.
Parte; ana that a copy Of this order be pub.
lsnsd oneea week for four successive weeL,
in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of November. 1889
A oopy-Attest:
IA J, BLACK, Olsrk and Nn,to,.
By N Brad,sgs D. C,&M.
~ MY Y Smith' + HelskelI, W. B Gibson
81 60 "a If
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
The Indian COMMISSIONER
Report.

The report Of Commissioner Price
on Indian aHlirs for 1882 shows the
total number Of Indians in the United
States to be 262,366, Of whom 7,SOS
are in Indian Territory. There are
sixty agencies. managed with varying
success, except in the matter of fnan-
cial profit to the agent. Exclusive of
the FIVE civilized tribes, which include
n fourth the entire Indian popula-
ton, there are 8Il2 Indian children
ia schools. There are seventy-four
boarding schools, six OF which were
opened the past year. There are lOl
dy schools. Ia connection with
some OF the schools blacksmithing,
ca%rpentering. tailoring, shoemaking
and the care of stock is taught, and
l2i5 acres of land are cultivated.
The amount appropriated for 1888 for
the education of Indian children is
S4S2,2O0
The Commissioner makes a strong
plea Tor the return of the Nez Perces,
who are said to be rapidly dying of in
the Indian Territory, to their former
home in Idaho. When Chief
Joseph surrendered to General Miles
he was promised that be and his
band should be allowed to return to
their homes. But the government,
acting upon the theory that has ever
characterized our intercourse with
the red man, that a promise made to
an Indian need not be kept, transport
ed a large number of them hundreds
Of miles away TO an entirely different
country; where they have led a life
that amounts almost to confinement in
a prison The same policy was pursued
with the Cherokees who afew years ago
had ten thousand acres Of land under
cultivation Ia North Carolina, and
we're doing well, having also churches
schools and houses; but their fertile
lands we're wanted by spectators, and
50 they we're persuaded in 1881 to go
to Indian Territory, where they will
probably gradually di, off and become
extinct. The Nez Perces band should
be reunited and permitted to occupy
their old hunting grounds. The
march of civilization and the destruc-
ton Of bufalOes and other wild ami
mails will compel them within a very
few years to settle down to an indus
trious and quiet life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
IIaOn-R os.aent VQOt,eo.

No. 46l0-In the Chancery Court Of shs,hv
county, Tenn.-The State of Tennessee gor
lLs own use, etc, vs. w. II. jackson, ct
i appearing from the Sheriff. retuyn in
\ this cause that the defendants Jssanks
pu,lioger, Mary Finley. 7. + Brooks ssyIie
Williams, !, M. Williams and Augusta Han
therefore ordered that they make tbs,, -
pearance herein, at the courthouse of SbeIbv
S SS1n Z, s IN Memphis; Tenn Q n Or be-
sill and petition Of the Taxing District oI
shelby county, or the same. viii Be taken for
confessed as 70 them and set for hearing
ex,parte; and that a cory Of this order be pube
the Public ledger.
. a ~eopy-Attest.
r J BLACK. Clerk and Ma,t.r
n IA smith and = II Heisksn. G. W
heiskell and W. B. Gibson, SOILS tor com
plainant. 81 "a 20 55s2r COM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
ROn-RSsidSaS NoTIso.

No. Sd3-In the Chancery Court NJ Shah,
county, Tenn. The State Of TennesSee. n,
lis oWn use, etc, vs. Il. II Vance a nj.
L appea ing from the sheria's return in
y this c9gse, that the defendants, j.. j,
htchevarne are not 10 be found In mi.
oountyi II is therefore ordered hat they
make their appearance herein, al M
COURTHOUSE OF Shelby county, In Mem.
phis, Tenn on or before the first Monday In
December, 1882, and plead, answer or damn,
70 complainant bill, and petition of Taxine
plst.ict Of shelby county, or the same viii
20 taken for confessed a. to them and set for
nearing ex parte;and that a copy ofthis opds,
be published once a week for four euncNssivs
weeks In the Public Ledger
A ~copy-Attasti
RI BLACK, Clerk and Ma,ts,.
BY j N Bradley. ID. O. a M. '''0i'
w MSmith, FIJI Heiskoll, @ w Uo,sLoIi.
y Glisson- sol'rs for copppt, az SS9%
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
Non.resIdens Not,na-

NO. loes7In the ghaneOty Court of Shelby
county, Ienn,--tne State of tennessee foT
Us own use, ETC., Va VIM Hiahtower 4, III II
appearing, from the shtr ds return IN
thls cause that the defendant, VIM Hipb-
toWer ana Annie Goodlett are not 10 be
ieoqa IN this toaptyi it is therefore ordered
hs sney make their appearance herein, az
Iennesseo, en- or before the arst Monday Il,
december, lSz, and plead. answer or de-
muf % complainant bill and Ire potition
Of the IaxiLg District ofSbelby county, or tie
ssRe WIN pe taken for confessed as TO them
ana set 10, hearing ex parte; and that A CORY
81 this order DO published once a week, for
ioAf successive weeks, IN the Public Ledger.
Inns the 9Th day Of November 1889.
~. J.. NJ. Bradley d. Il M
VIM NJ Sn it'll, y II Heiskell, q " geisLos
W B Gibson, sOl'rs for commit IL eS iasassslI'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
RoEnennIoor
NOn.ILrnIdent Nonce.

No. 46is-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-The State Of TeKde. see for
~ own use, etc. ys, Rosa p Smith ct al.
1 appearing from the SheriG's return In this
i cause. that the defendants, Rosa P Smith.
Myra b Knight and Louis Lu1lrini are not 10
be, fouad in his county; II Is therefore
ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse OF Shelby county,
IN memphis, Tenn, on or before The
hrst Nor lay in January, 1883, and plead, an.
ever or demur 10 complainant i'll and petition
Of the Taxing District Of shelby county or
the same will be taken for confessed as 10
taom and set for hearing ex-parte: and that a
COPY OF this order be published once a week,
ger. Nv
A c~0py-Attest;
RI BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
By J Bradley ID. @. 4 NJ.
VIM smith z Il Heiskell, O W HeiskelI
and W b ellison. solrs for comprt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
A%ttnchnlenE lnfiee.

BEFORE NJ A doodmaH., P for Shelby couu-
a Boyd. Co. Vs. "
y THIS cause an attachment having hem
\ sued out under section 1856 of the Gode ~
tehneSsee, and returned, levied upon ne
SlsPerty VI the defendant, and affidavit hAv-
tho plaintiff in the sum Of s1i3 rs. dne ~
account, and that the claim d iust. and
snat the defendant ia q non-resident of M
otate Of Tennessee; II is therefore ordered tbaS
wv sSIenoan make his %peEsOnaI Appearance
" o CLOCK m, at my office, No. 8 Madisan
~, memphis, Tennessee, and defend said a.
nohment suit within the time preseribed Nv
w, OF the same will be proceeded with eT-
latHi shd mat q copy Of this order he
the. public Ledger. ~" neeAs IN
tbs tho I'd day Of November, 1880.
"a 90 66T4 W A G0OnNAN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
Sh0FIf's Sale of Real Eatafa

pObLlV notice ls hereby given, that hv
virtue Of two t2) venditieni eSponsi ~
shelby county, Tennessee, in the cs1a ofsl,aya
oI ienness9e VI. h. l. Dover, ]. g. HooRsp
The zsth day Of June, 1882, for tbe aeSreaa w
sun q forty. five hundred dollars. Win inttsvo
mont. ETC., l will. % ~ '"ru jug
Friday, December 4, 1852.
tb = ,egeI Soabsi " front Of the courthouse, In
sd9ceed 70 sell, to tho highest bidder. Scs
Sdsn' the following described property. toEs
tyinR In The State Of Tennessee and ooun,v
y SpStoy, 70 the Ninth Civil District, and In
tro town q fisheryille, and bounded aa u en- IN
IeEvsi n,r,h " land, " Up. dranberrSS'' sSst
pby 4, hldeout estate Said property con"
uAihlng one acre more or less, and s 4 vj5nad
mo we iols snd storehous .pitusted on sueb.
wv 4 w 9n as me property Of the doiendant.
terest and costs. 'NNs"oh'' IN
Memphis 10Th dayof November. 1852
2 % Sheriff Of sheibE co.,
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NOn.Reetdent N0linn-

No. 4637-In the Chaneery Court az sbs,bv
county, Tenn.-The State Of TsRnessee
Tor its " use, etc., vs.. The Merchants Cot.
ton Press and Storage Co ct al.
I appearing from the Sherif7s return in tb;s
4 cause thatthe defendants, Mrs, mi 'Sebpite.
u. r., Schultz and Albert Tunnel are NOT H.
z 30 found in his county il Is
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of ShsI-
~ county, IN Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the hrst MONDAY, in December, 1882, and
plead. answer or dem r to oompiainants bin.
and petition of Taxing District Of Shelby
county or the same will be taken for
confessed as TO them and set for hearinT on
pafte, and that a copy of this order be
weeks, In the Public Ledger.
This 9th day of November, 1882.
A copy Attest:
nj R, J; BLACK Clerk anG Master.
i Il Heiskell, W NJ Smith, Q W Us;sLo,1
and w BGlisson, sol RS for comp 4. II Al 90 x
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21

The following is attributed to TIL
Secretary OF the Navy: "Mr Chan |
Ter, what do you think Of the Gee.
tions?' The Secretary did not seen
10 heed TIE inquiry, but told the fol.
lowing story: Once there was a mar
so i'll that he called a number Of ply.
sicians for consultation. In order to
get the opinion Of the medical gen.
tlemen, he directed bis servant Ia
conceal himself 10 the consultation
room so as to hear what was taid by
the doctors. When the doctors had
gone the sick nan called his servant.
john" said he, what did the doc.
tors say7" Master" was the reply
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21

Letter heads, bill heads, bills Of
lading, envelopes, hand bills and every
other kind ofjob printing executed in
the best style aud at the lowest prices
at the PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
office aud blank book mandatory 10
Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
Highway Taxes
For I9Gi ami 100

THETsN U,.S0s A"u ioo<,
| Fifteenth AZ ago,e tax, levied Ia tho
Hpncsp y puDd at No. 8 Madion Strs1 Iesqpyks
"a ~, who Ia nuthorir,d ~. HItn
"a SAID pD5 i s9r the N Property owners Ssi,srs
ond pay said tssS,, sps,s agents, .hogld CsG
saw oosv' Call httWeea 3sndB VIZ shoreoy
Clerk NJ Ro.a a. JVShPH FREY, ZEN"
District. riheenh Civil
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
InsOlVemt Notice.

TUE insolvency Of tho estate Of Ms,ors
70 the Probate Court OF { no BY oo SIsye- t ~
p petiSnS assias claims against said estate. sTe
UeIf sf9bsar ho ana nile the same With The
re manner prescribed By law, an az beso IN
kne nth Of May, 1883, or the Same shon II
forever barred, both in law ana SonitS S"aA 10
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-21
Premature Loss Of the :

Premature Loss OF the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use
Of BURNErT's CocoAISE.
HoUsEKEE&ERs should insist upon
obtaining Burnetts FlaYoring tx
tracts, they are the best.