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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-08
The Methodist (North) Chnrch a

The Methodist (North) Chnrch at
Wleatlaud, California, mas been hold
Ing a camp meeting abni!t Il mile from
WhratIand, which has been the scene
ut AN unusual Occurrences. After the
meeting one night IA lnan approached
Rev. Mr.. Sirnball, of San Francisco,
and asked him if he would not pray
for him. The reverend gentleman at
oucc prayed, and after some time the
man asked him to go with him, as he
had sister and brother on the gronnt!
for whom he also wished him to pray
The minister at once went, aud when d
short distance from the camp The man
ordered Mr.. Stoball to throw up his
hands and deliver over his watch and
| chain and what money he which
request was at once complied with. he
| handing over II watch aud chain waltz
ed at $3.50 A pistol was held at the
head of Mr.. Stroball for some distance
and he was ordered back to camp
The officers are hunting the robber.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-08

Venice and Amste dam are the cities
of bridges. The first has $50. the last
500. London has Is. Vienna 90, and
Berlin will soon have so. AL ogether
the most beautiful and striking bridge
in Europe is that over the Moldau at
Parague.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-08
Board Of County Conn. Y. ,oner.

or lose county, Idaho Territpr will meet in
regular sessi ut the erk's office in Idaho CITY on
Monday October 2. lSS2,
It being the first Monday In said month. An 40.
counts ar other III afttrs com ng before sud Board
should be filed two days prior to that time.
All accounts and papers must be legally verified
70 insure action thereon. and hill will be pre-.
seniad unless All the fees paid.
TIMOTHY CARROLL.
Clerk hoard Co. Com.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-08

Arabs Pasha is dpl e ms almost to
block the Suez canal A telegram
from Arab to Mahmoud Fehmy order
ing him to induce the bednuins at
kantara to effect sinppage there,
was recently intercepted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-08
LOCAL NE WIS.

dem valley Sunday, at | a. ".
TWELVE white men and twenty-five
or thirty Cinnamon are cutting rail
mad ties on Crooked river, ten miles
| below the Banner road
! TUE Republican cket for this conn
~ is pretty nearly made mp. although
tl,at side has not yet elected their del
ega'es.
tbs Republicans Of this county will
bol| their primaries to-day. Their
convention will meet at PlacervilIe on
September 18th
Ar the meeting Of the l. 0. G. It's
last Tuesday evening Judge T. S.
Hart aud ] N. Hall were elected rep
resrnta'ives to the Grand lodge,
which will be held at this place on
Tuesday, September 26ih.
THE Bis Connry Democratic Com
yention will b6 held tomorrow, at
Plaoervilc. There will very probably
BE- an exciting skirmish for ,nnina.
tons. as there are quite a number Of
Candidates in the field.
Rev. D. G. STR ING, who was station
ed At this place several Years ago, and
at Colfax, Washington Territory, the
past year, was recently transferred to
Northern Ohio, his old home Mr..
Strong was one Of the ablest aud most
popular Of the ministers of this dis
trct If tho NJ. E. Church.
IF the Lewiston Teller echoes the
voice of tine penple of North Idaho,
they will 90 solidly for either candi-
date far Congress that will stand in
with them to have the Northern com
ties annexed to Washington. The
Teller says the time has gone by
when d. dying the main question will
suit the North"
Misses ELLA and Naomi Smith re-
turned Monday from IL five weeks Wis
at Horseshoe Bend and Squaw creek
They, in company with fourteen
oqnaw creekers, went up to High val
ley on hucklelerrying expedition
and had way.up. festive time, and
report having had Il jolly time gencr
ally in the rural districts.
THE new Board Of Trustees employ
Sed Miss l.,lu Miller as assistant teach
ssr IN the Public School of this place
lhy have made good selection, anc
on" that everybody is satisfied with
@''s Miller has had a good deal y
eSperlence in training young int-llccts
anu VIII give us good satisfaction a
Aoy one that could have been chosen.
Two sets of candi la'es FIR Schoo
it''stees were in the field last Monda,
-'-"ne set nnplcdged, and the other fo
f''. Gilbert Bntlcr. The electo.
8'as The hottest ever held in the count,
~ School Trustees. Both. sides work
e. early and late, commencing two o
''ee days before the election TIL
pu'''r f'cket-A. Straus, NJ. G.. Lun
rua John l. Riordan-was elected.
'"E new School Trustees for tn
4a''' City district, met last Tuesda,
"F'oytd Prof. Butler as principal i
IL luo'lc School, and Miss Lulu Mil
!. T. On assistant and took into consi,l
@'oh the matter of improving til
''''l To- m for the comfort and cor
'''e"ce OF the scholars. LII place ,
'''so'os boxes that have been in us
y "hg time, new seats will b
!, put in.
''nscRiPrloN paper was passe
''''o alter the polls closed last MOI
Az evening. and an amount sufficier
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In the next two mont ~ the Govern
ment will dsbarse $42. DOC. 600 in pen
siops.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-14
@roker Mmsnerfanf
bon
% tmter= 70 aarett.

Serr 8. @olfiOn 1T unitreitis berienise
bon unieren 5hnittwaarenfSnigen, Der
B M Bublitum nit ben literallten Sfierz
ten entsesenfOmmt unb bdufig senus
Spfer brinSt, umt INNER NsuereS unb
SdSneres in leiner Brande 3u bieten.
@erabe jest, mo bic falteu 1ase fiG ein<
Iteaen uno Der geearf in Wintermaaren
Seeedt Gsreen muB, tpenn anbers man
nidt frieren unb iih ben rauben @itte>
rungseinfluiien ausieben mil, rerfauft er
ale feline 8interporrdtbe: aleiberIfcffe,
unter,eus, Slane1e, Striimpfe, Sbamls,
Saden, Siite, 5erren= unb 9nabenfleioer,
neber5ieber &c. gu 70 bebeutenb berabses
ieeten Yreiien, bab eS i'm Bereid eines
Secen liest, iid warm an5u5ieben unb fit
sesen aslte Su ihiieen. glio auf gum
Mfpsenttmpel bes Serrn Woliipn! 9febem
billisen Sdnittwaaren uller 9lrt unb ferz
tisen Sleibern, Offerirt Serr 8olfIon aber
nod cine IuSmabl BON WSbeln, eie bier
uniibertrofien ouitebt. Man mirb finoen,
bab Serr Wolfcn aud in bieiem Depars
tement rWeiiter" 1T, mas 9teidbaltisfeit
bes eusers unb Yiuisteit Der Yreiie an=
bctrifft. gllS Sdnittw aaren. unb MSs
bslbdncler lift Serr WolfiOn er mabre
Wcbltbater ber Stabt unb Tauienbe ppu
Suneen in nno auBerbaib ter Staot lino
8eweis pafir. Ill, ,t2w
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Dis Vlorence Sftebtineale Der Sius
berpfleae.
Jolsenbes III Elm Nus3us elnes an BEN
Dentfaen Nsform MeTengsr iii gtam.
bsrs6ursb, Da., seldriebsnen griefss:
Cine Wobltbdteriu.
Sefnet bic Sbire fur Te unb Wrs
9Sinslou triro bepeilsn, baB ife bic ame.
rttaniide 6lcrentinsr Nadtisal ber &in.
Der 1T. Dapun fnb mir 70 iiber3euet,
bab pir unierer ,SuiY" lebren werben
gu fasen: ,Geleenet isi Wrs Dinslow"
neil iie berielben bebllflid mar, iber bic
Yertube bes 3abusns unb an bere Be=
ldawsrlihfeiten fiir &inbsr binmee3ufom.
msn. Wlrs gBinslom 5oottua
SYrup nimmt ben &npern Die @Amer-
sen unb furirt DYlentrie uno Diarrboe.
Gr madt ben Gaumsn CART, befreit BON
enisiinouns uab brinst bas Ginb alldliA
iibsr bic Deriooe bes 3atnsns binwea.
@r tbnt serabe bas, tpas CT poraiebt au
tbun, M1es unb nift menieer. gDir bu.
ben einmal Mrs Dtnslop seleten unp
tennen ie rtur burH ttren pottna
SYrup fur 4inber. Denn MIR bic
@adt bdtten, tpirosn mir fe als 5.ilanb
fur bic Rinber binRsllen--was lie aud
In Der Stat III. Der Syrup wirb In
alien @pOtbefsn au 25 Gents pet 5la1te
Serfauft.
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MarftplaB in 2arebo erl6ol1en. gifer=
1u9t par bet 8etpeggrunb aur Shat.
= Die Salonbeiiber in paleitine
linb bon Der Granoiurp tuegen 8erlez
bung bes @onntagsgeieBes in 9lnflage=
suitanb beriett tppreen uno baben obne
Murren bic ibnen auferleste Gelbffrafe
entri6tet.
- Ser Stabtratb bom Dallas bat
Den &auf Der Wa6ertuerfe enbgiiltig
absei9loiien.
= Sn ben Mai6inenperffdtten Der
Seras paeifiebabn su Maribaa 1ino
mebr &eparatltten porsunebmen, ais
Die Mrbeiter betpdltigen f6nnen, trpbz
ben, murben abernals 33 2(rbeiter ents
lahen.
-Sn Dallas bdlt man einen getpii=
len Oscar &bein feit, Der an oer ST.
morouung bes fdbtiI6en Wfarl6als in
galbtpea, &as., betbeiligt getpeien feit1
1ol, uno tpartet auf einen 8eamten ie=
mes Staates, ber i'm abbott.
= en Sort Wortb fam por &ur3em
eine 6rau 8ettie @rabam nit 4 &il1=
bern an, 1ie mar pbne @elbmittel uno
tpuroe bon ber Stabt erbalten. Gor
einigen Sagen berbaftete man Tie, neil
iib periu6t bate, zines ibrer &inoer
aus einem 6eniter oes stpeiten @tod=
lperfs ibrer Wobnung su f9leubern.
Ser dlteite @obn Der Srau fagte aug,
bab fein Gater in 6lDriba ernorbet unb
I'M $4,000 beraubt i5orben lei. Seine
0tutter iei bariiber tuabn1innig setpor=
ben unb iu6e na6 ibrem 8ruber, ber
fi9 in Seras aufbalten io1.
= SIT ennis ri9tet man fi@ bereits
auf Die 8eri6iffung bon &inbbieb ein.
Wtan erpartet einen gr0Bern @rpprt als
i'm lebten Sabre.
= 8on Gorlieana miro ber 0erluf
mebrerer Giienbabnbriiden bur9 itar=
fen &esen beridtet.
= Sn Nabaiota fanb cine Nbfim=
mung iiber 6as 8erbot bes Wbisfpper=
faufs ftatt. Die Semperensler unters
lagen babel.
Sn Quntsbine tpurbe Elm aetpiller
Mm. 8ebs berbaftet, ber bor s sSabren
in San Saba County einen Morb be-
gangen baben fol-.
= Geri6iebene @ereine Galpetons
bielten cine 8eriammlung ab nno be-
f6loHen, oas gemobnli9e Maifeit su
felern. Mls 8eamte ipuroen eripdblf:
$. @reher als prd1ibent, 80. Oloen=
burg gicezprdiioent, Sr. Slle Sefretdr,
9. Sepe S9abmeiiter.
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beHen erif redt. ba fam ihm ein 3ufau gu
6ilfe. gBir labeu Wiaoame Saint=Nubin
in ibrem @arten, er mubte ffe ertannt -
pielleidt wieoerertanut taben uno Der Stn'
brud. ptn bic Gridetnuns Der immerbin
ietr {dS@en Jrau auf ibn mudte, mar Elm
gang semaltiser, iiterudltiSenber. SO
fardtete bic ihlin,mitsn Sclsen unb fano
nod am ielben Mbeno @elessnbeit sic gu
tparneu. Nm ancern Gage sins er, an=
ifatt feline Stunben su seben, su ibr.
@as rann meter seidehen, taben Sie
beute lrab unb leiber in alleridlimmifer
Torm etfabren. SD bin gu gnoe.
Nun beareife ih Naes, iprat Slfe pcr
Fd bin. Sene Srau ,par cine Deutide =
Naes ipridt bafir! ST miro fe babeim
= pcr mir, scfunnt. in paris seludt uno
enblih aud, sefunoen baben. Gie bate
mebr @ewalt iiber Iein 5er3 uls bic aruie
Slfe, beren @diflal Rd erfii(len u,u5te.
= Stnen siirne id nid,t, Sie bancelten
mie sic seSwunsen maren gu banseln unb
batten babel bod oas 8elfe I'M Sinue -
letter! ouB eS ctne grfcls seblieben III.
Sd bante S6nen fir Strea 8eiifanb uno
bite Sie. mid aud jeet nod niAt ;u perz
lal1en.
9ie bate Walten Die Sanb eereiht,
bic biefer ebrerbietis on feline etppen
briidte, rpdtreno eine Wannestardne, IN
miafarlid feinen ausen eniflcien. bic
ipeiBsn feinen Singer nebte Damn fraste
er t;tteno:
8 reben Sic! pie fam id Sbnen bell
fen, bienen? -wGs seoenten Sie gu thun? ?
(Gortfesune fclst.J
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9em Seimhern oes MarSiaraS im ssefp
Orleans

empfeblen mir fir etipaige Gufdufe
bon Sutpelsn has felt l849 etablirts
8ei6aft bes 9errn 6. 2ilientbal
yio. 95 Ganal Strabe, gang ausoriid=
lid. 9err 2ilientbal bat ein grobes
Sager BON Suiuelen, llbren, Silber
unb Iilberplatirten Waaren, 8rillen &C,
uno perfauit 81 raiisnablen Yreifen,
Sein Nuf elm fOlioes, reelles GeI1dft
su betreiben 1T iuoblperoient uno ipoblz
begriinoet unb fam man i9m has gr0Bte
Wertrauen entgegenbrinaen,
l0,1 ,tuip9W
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Bafer's 0atn Yanacea tetlt
Samersen BEL Wenlden uae gbieren.
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II nj 4 Il a.

Meinen @ei6dftsireunben unb benz
publitIum biermit Die anseise, oaB i9
mein Waarenlager na6 ber 9ouItons
Strase, George=Blpd. geseniiber bem
Wallerperf=Sbnp. berlest babe, tpo i1
mid meinen &unben beitens empfoblen
balte. Die Strabenears pallirem ben
Store, uno telepbonii6e 8erbinoung
nit ber Stabt lit our 8equemli@feit
meiner patrone bersefeat. gDaaren
iperben na4 alien Stabttbeilen frei ab=
geliefert.
BrOiit Neuia9r!
lO,l,1W 8. 8arbed.
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Seras.

= GroBes Seuer in Galbeiton. Din,
13. Na6nlittas5 uDr brad i'm Cotton
Sample Soon Der Girma SemiIon,
Grace & Co., i'm Gebdube Der 0erren
MoobD & Semilon, gde Strano un6
%. Strabe, Seuer aus; bal1elbe griff
nit iol6er edneligfeit INN fid), bab
bas ganse bieritDdige Gebduoe tn furser
3eit in 6iammen gebiillt uno bas bane=
ben liegenbe BON Greenlepe, 8lod &
Co., bemobnte, ebenfalls entsiinoet
tpurbe. gu elmer 3eit mar groBe @e=
fabr borbanben, baB bas ganse Stra=
Bensebiert unb bic gegeniiberliegenoen
6duier in 6lammen aufgebea tpiirben.
Serner befiirhtete man, baB bas Wbole.
fale Orosuen : @eIdaft Der 6erren
Shempfon. Serge & &c.. gde hon
arempnt Str. unb 9tbe u In Brano
geratben f6nnte, tpobur1 bic Gefabr
ibren b69iten 60bepunft erreiht bate.
lin gu berbinoern, baB Die Tlammen
auf Die anbere Seite Der StraBe bin=
iiberipringen, tuenoete fi9 bic Sbdtig=
felt ber Spriben Dem 9auie ber Giien=
tpaaregbdnbler g. g. Moob g. Gn. su
unS enolicb gefans es ben eofo1falen
anftrensungen Der Geuertpebr, bic
Glalnmen unter &ontrole gu bringen.
Oie Gebaube bon Meoobp & eSemi1on
unb @reenlebe, 8lof & 60. brannten
bonifanbig aus. gie Derluite finb tpie
folgt: Sm Wfoobp'iden 9auie: bas
Gebdube 100000, 8erliherung $60,z
900; 6. M. pearre & Co., Mbpleialss
@roeers $4,000 0erii6erung $97, :
GOO; @alpelton Gountp. 8ibliotbef unb
M0bel fit Geridtssimmer $22,5OO,
@erfi6erung $4,000; s. 9. &enoreb
$1,000, feline 8erIi6erung; 6. 8. 9tuv
! fin 5000, berii1ert; 81. &. Wfann
5000, nid1t berii6ert; so. 2opperl &
s. g. Cole, Greemlebe's @ei6dftsbaus
$4,000, 0erii1eruna $4,000; 9. 8.
Milfens & Wlrs. Stubs am Gebdube
$4,000 0erIi1erung $4,000; Msrs. 6,
Gauffmann, @ebdube $4,000, 8erii=
heruns $4,000; Greenlebe, 8lod &
Co., Waarenborratb &c. 425, 900, 9er=
ii6erung $3.50, 900; Wfiler & @ngliib,
W6oleiale=Grocers $4,000, 8erli6e=
rung $65. 900; g. 8, 8rotpn & Co.,
bef1aoiet i'm Netrage BON $15, 600. bOls
Zig sebedt bur6 Werli6erung; Sbomp-
ion, George & Co., beiddbist $4,000,
berli6ert; 6. g. Woob & 60. beid)d-
bigt $4,000. berli9ert. Mnbere flei=
mere @erluite binsuaerehnet, betrdst Der
| @elammtidaben $3.50, ,000.-Sm obe=
ZEN Gtodinert bes Mloobp & Senifon'=
| fden 8ebdubes tasten oas Gbergeri6t
une bas Npelationsgeribt; fdmmtli6s
| Dofumente, qapiere unb @nti6eibuns
| aeu ipurben garsttet, bod sins Elm gro=
| Ber She'll Der ipertbbollen 8ibliotbet
perloren. -Wdbrenb beg Branbes ipurbe
bic Wilis aufgeboten, nm Die Geuerfelle
absuiperren unb bas gisentbum gu
fdiiben. Mebrere Werbaftungen ,ueaen
Diebftabls tuur6en hprgeHnnlinen. Si'
Mlauern Der brennenben pduier tiira
ten Elm unb bic Geuertpebr ldBt ibr,
Gpriten auf bic raudenben &uiner
ipielen. 6otpeit befannt 1T Der Der
lult bon Mcnl6enleben bel Der 6ata
itrppbe nift AT beflagen.
= Qlm Nbenb bes ID. ipurbe De
/ Merifaner Ibolpbo Maraue3 bon lei
mem 2anbsmann Gelir Srta auf ben
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gSt fann man BITE 0efunb bb E 1t
81 n prn

50 1T ieltiam, bab Semanb NIT Qetben
bsbaftet 1T, bic bur6 unreines Blut ent-
ltsben, tpenn 81 laoalis bic @slunb.
yeti TN pbpiilHen Srsanismus tpsber ber.
fsat. @cIaoalts III Elm i1drfenbsr @Yrup,
angsnebm gu ,,ebmsa, ,inb Der beFe bts test
enteedte Blutretntser. So beilt
Seroptsln, fYp9ilitifds Qtiesn, gitren.
itpahe. grHifpsIas, malarilde 9eiben,
NsrcD1tat, Sdmahe, @a1snlsiben unb
&rantbeiien bes Bluies. Der Sober, her
Nieren, bss Waesns, Der Ssut &c.
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= Gin idSnes @elidt 1T elm gutter
gmpfeblnnsSbrief. Nber mas 1T Elm
idSneS Mlunb, menn er iid gum Sprea=
en- Sffnet Ober lddelt, ipenn bic 3abne
nidt rein nnS sldnsenb Iinb. I'm bic
3abne welB uno friid gu erbalten bebarf
es nur elmer 6laiae SOZODONT. Sc
braude basfelbe reselmaBis ieben Gag.
Ollie Orosuiiten perfaufen es.
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Sir 1artmer unb @artenfremnbc,

apfels, Yirnen<, YFaumen=, Yfrfi@s,
Sirid= unb Ipritoienbdume; SObannisz
beer., grcmbeerz uno Grbbeer= =Strduher,
iopis eine src6e Ausmabl BON Stolen uno
3ierltraudern 5u baben
ScmmerceltraBe sesenuber ber grpreB
13, ,t3nI Sfiiee.
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Gins Bartis es Il n nterneb u

mem
Die sop 8itters Wanufacturins Cont
panh ilt cine ber srOBartisifen @eiaaits>
unternebmunsen in 8cd,eiter. SIR 6cp=
fen-BitterS bat einen beiipiencien Ter<
tauf erreidt, eine Tbatiade, iiber bic ii&
fein Menid gu tpunbern brandt, oa Der
innere Wertb bieier unpersleidliaen Wes
bi5in ibr faff in ieoer Sam;lie oes Sans
beS @insans peridaft bat. Das gitters
1T in ieber 5itte uno jeoem palait elm
elm unentbebrlider Sausireun semcreen.
= @rapbic.
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Wf1n 9ebe nd6 6em Stpre pDn
SCHRAm & CO,

l0e11a man 1adfol9en6e @ad5en gu fauienzlpinI9t:
Seine a5ronena6es sSaden fir Da1nett,
Seine nliterS fit Damen,
Seine Dplmans fir Dare1t, na6 ber neueien Waobe
11o pD1 been Nateria in npbernen arbe a1aefertiqt
Wtdntel nno Saden fit &inoer bon Bis 10 Sabreu,
Pron1e1abezSaden fr Wfdoden
01e 1d}Dn1ts1t 1dwar5en Biber=sOfdntel, bie t ber
9tabt 5n baben 1tno,
Die srDBte uno polltdnoiete Nrspabl in Der @tabt.
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AppfeJtm atteEb Wepinne:
Mpprpria,atiens>0 >0eptnne ~ $500 2.700
b. 200 1900
eo 100 900
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Detroit 6ree pref pom IS. Son. J

Detroit Tree Dreb pom IS. San
6edbeimer Bros. babsn foebsn sin Gar.
loao BON 8eeos Silt gess EonIe erbalten.
Dtsisr Nriifel Serfaufl fd letr RAID unb
70 muB es aud fsin. esnn es 1T utne 3pet.
fel Der befe Mrtifel isinsr Nrt, ber ie elm.
stfabrt puroe, unb bat ntAt fsines @lei.
den. Sur bas bette Naterial wirb au
8eees Otlt Gbse Sonic psrwaubt.
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Or. &pees's gDprm SYrup
t0etet bic Wurmer ausenbldlid.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-18
Fire Saturday Night.

Frame tenements Nos. 4O2 and 4O4
Lauderdale street, south of the bayou
below Vance, we've rather well used up
by fire and water between nine and ten
o'clock Saturday night. The houses
were occupied by Mr.. Ralph Wormeley
and Mr.. John Henderson, with their
families. As the FIRE was first noticed
IN the upper part of the building, it is
thought to have been caused By a
detective chimney flue. The fremen
extinguiShed the flames after the roof
and the upper part were burned. The
furniture and other contents were
badly damaged. The building belongs
to Mr.. David Hastings, and was in
sured for $1,000 in Darlington Mason's
agency. Mr.. Wormeley's loss will be
not far from $500; insured in the
Planters, Of Memphis, for $500. Mr..
Henderson's loss is pretty we'll covered
by a policy Of $1,000 in the Home In
urance Company, of this city.
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GO TO THE mEETING.
Our Great Railroad Celebration
and Grand Jubilee 10 Come
or In October.

1t is to be hoped that every man
who reads this, be he mechanic, mer-
chant, banker, real estate owner or
professional man will resolve to attend
the citizens meeting tonight, at the
Cotton Exchange, to hear and receive
the report of the Executive Commit
tee, OF which DR.. D. T. Porter is
chairman, in relation to our forthcom-
ing jubilee next month.
DR.. Porter and his associates on the
committee have entered on the duties
assigned them with a determination to
make the occasion, in every way, a
success. And let it not be said that
there is even one man in this commu-
nifty who refuses to lend a helping
hand toward making this a day Of
pleasure and rejoicing; or that he de-
Clines to take part in a matter which
will contribute toward making Mem
phis a large and prosperous city.
Comparatively, it has been only a
few years since Kansas City was but a
village, and to-day she is the success
full rival Of both Chicago and St. Louis
for trade and commerce.
What made Kansas City advance
with such rapid strides as a great com
mercial and manufacturing city was
her many and cheap excursions. And
why cannot Memphis do likewise. She
can, and must. The meeting tonight
should be a large and representative
one.
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A Practical Joker.

A well known Front street mer
chant, who could not ship bis goods
because a crowd blocked the pave.
ment in front of his store Saturday
evening, asked them why they didn't
go to the circus. When they plead a
lack of tickets, he offered 10 supply
the aching void and wrote off about
fifty, signed Jackson, advance agentp
which he distributed among the
crowd, and then pushed himself near
the entrance Of the tent to see the
fun. Those who held the tickets de-
clare that they all passed in on them,
while the merchant declares that the
doorkeeper tore them up as fast as
they were handed him, and that the
victims bought tickets and passed in
rather than acknowledge the corn.
No matter who is correct, the affair
furnished a pile Of fun for the boys on
Madison street.
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LEDGER LINES.

Heno tea. Lyle l. Shields.
Buy your books Of Williams.
The circus war is over for a time.
Damned Mays new store, 257 Main.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, %
Main street.
Gossamer garments are the most
comfortable just now.
Glorious cotton weather this, though
a little too dry for turnips.
The next most interesting event to
Mepphians after the circus is the
drawing of the Little Havana Lottery,
which takes place next week.
The temperature was up to 9l0 yes
terday afternoon, and touched 800 the
day before. The morning before il
was down to go. Such weather is
grand for the ripening Of the cotton
crop.
The jumping of a yard engine across
the river caused the incoming passen-
ger train of the Little Rock railroad
due here at 1890 Saturday night to be
delayed until 8 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Peabody Billiard Hall, under
the management Of the popular Sid
Cook, has within the last few week,
undergone a complete renovation
new tables, balls, cues and interior
decorations. The hall as now com.
pleted is the handsomest and besi
equipped in the country, and the
boys pronounce it perfectly aesthetic
having a la.da.da style. Sid bids al
a welcome.