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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-04

A Kindly and Manly Appeal.
Colonel Sam P. WINS, the venerable
editor of the Athens Post, is a candi
date Cor the Legislature. In the last
issue Of his paper appears a brief
appeal to the public, which i different
from ordinary political literature, so
courteous and dignifed that we think
it we'll worth reproducing and com.
mending to voters as we'll as candi
dates generally. Such a man ought to
be elected, II he is not!
1t is now generally known among
the voters Of the county that the
editor Of his paper is a candidate To
represent them in the next Legisla.
ture. lie will be glad and proud Of
the support Of all classes, but in say
ing this much he does not intend 70
beg or seek TO control in any unfair,
unmanly way the friendship of any.
We all too well know the evils of that
political system which teaches the pur-
chase Of suffrage with undue appli
anoos, and every nan who loves his
country, truth and honor, and ad.
miros upright. incorrnpt citizenship
can but condemn the practice. Ifa
nan has not merit Of his own to com.
mend him to the confidence and sup
port Of his fellow citizens, he deserves
to 90 down. II he encourages the
the purchase Of a single vote he
ought to be condemned; and If he
winks at ullair practices by his
friends the service should be accorded
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-04
Sale Of Mississippi Leyee Bonds,

oale Ot MibblSslpPl AIeVee Bonds,
DISTRICT NO. l.
Under and by virtue Of a decree for sale,
" made by the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Ia the case Of W A Spratlin OF al We.
W B Mallory, ad 4 Illustrator with the will an
nexed Of Ferdipand Montgomery, deceased,
the undersigned will, on the
18th day OF November, A. ID. 1852,
AZ y midday, at the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, In the city Of Memphis,
sell for cash the following Mississippi Ievoe
bonds, t0-wit:
NO s., 500. due Jsn'yl /. 10, with eoupops
attached, from July l, "a, $50 each.
No. AS, $500. due January l, 80, with cou-
pons attached from July l, IA, $50 eaoh.
No. 225, 5000, due January /, 81. With cOu-
pons attached, from January l, "a, So each
W. B. MALLORY,
Administrator, with the will ANNEXED Of Fer.
dinand Montgomery, deceased.
HI King, and Olapp 4 Beard, Atty's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-04

During her concert tour TO last six
months and which commenced at
Boston last Monday, Nine. Nilsson will
sing at San Francisco, New Orleans,
Chicago and Cincinnati. She is to
appear in New York about the close
Of next month.
Mrs. Langtry sweetly remarked that
the flowers Of New York we're esthet-
ically beautiful, But the Cincinnati
Times Star wants her TO reserve her
full opinion until she sees the iimpsou
weeds and dog fennel along the great
highways in the West.
Lolita closes at the 0perahouse,
Philadelphia, to-day after a four
weeks engagement, and receipts last
week are reported at $l1 900. Herne's
Hearts Of Oak" TO close at the Wal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-04
ann MUSICAL.

Marion Gilmore played "Chispa" at
Nashville last night.
Mr.. Tennyson's Inew rural drama in
three acts is written in prose, and that
is nearly all that is known about it as
yet.
Strauss, the famous composer, who
has been identified with Vienna, is
going to take up his abode in Paris
permanently.
Mrs. Langtry realized over $1,000
for twelve farewell performances at
the Imperial Theatre, London, before
coming to this country.
Mary Anderson is TO be at Louis
vile next week and will appear in
Romeo and Juliet" Love"
Daughter OF Roland" 1.-THE Huuch-
back, THE Lady Of Lyons" Pyg.
malion and Galatea," and "Ingomar .
At Louisville last night the Abbott
troupe presented Verdis "Rigoletto ,
and the "Miserere' from "Trovatore,"
This afternoon Miss Abbott sings the
score Of Amins in ''Sonnambula."
Tonight the Chimes Of Normandy 4"
Is the programme.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-04

ssRhks taken on all classes of Property. including Dwelling Houses. Furniture, Mr-
ohandse Gin Houses, ETC., at about onehafthe cotin other companies. Call at the omos
fte Association, Al Madison. .It. n. pme
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N
GRAND RALLY!

Senator Isham G. Harris
Will address the people Of Memphis and
Shelby county. at the GREENLAW OPERA
HOUSE, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-04
DANDHUFF
Is Removed by the use Of Cocoa
Inc,

And it stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's F~lavoring Extracts are
the best.
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Monday Night, Nov. 6,
AT 1880 O'CLOCK.

AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
There will be reserved seats for the ladies, and
they are specially requested TO grace tho occa-
sion With their attendance. Let every gem
tleman bring his mother, wife or sweetheart,
By order Of the Committee.
5i67 l.. II. ESTES, JR, Chairman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-04

By George J Campbell. b. q. 0'''S'
Newman Erb, Att for pIaintiF tx a. ~ >,
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SUMMONS.

n TIVE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
J,rMiAL DisvRiCr of the Territory # Montana,
:, and fur the county vi Bcaverhc:ld.
Peter ri',lo plaintiff, against Helen Tibdo, de.
'inlant.
IN, people of the Territory Of Montana, send
r.etinx to II len libi", defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
.ts,yht arainst YOU hy the above. nan,cl piantiti
.hs District Court oi the First Judicial District
.thc 'rrrr ,tnrv of Montana, in and for the County
lscaverllesd, and to .nssver the compliant filed
,cseiH, within ten DAYS, (exclusive ot the day ot
.rrsicc,) atl~r the service yo, III this Summons
served Within this County; or. IL served out ot
iai> County, but in this District, within twenty
xv other wise within forty days, or Judgment hy
ef.ult will be taken against you, according to thu
mAy.r Of said Complaint. The said Action is
rouyht to obtain the decree of this Court for tn,
i,>nulion of the b,,nls Of Matri,nouy heretotore
nd nnw eSissinR between YOU and plaintiff.
hc grounds upon which this action is based is t's
.,..sssion BY you during the year A. d. 1877, of the
.d,:ase of ADULTERY at Orono.. Pcnobscos County
jtate Of Maine,
And you are hereby aoeised. that n you fail so
l'pcar and answer the said complaint, A. above
squircd the .aid Plaintiff will apply t the court f,s
,'s relief demanded In said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the District
mrt oi the First Judicial District ofthe Tcrrisnr,
-F-+ Of Montana, in and tor the County Of
T. q Heavcrhe:d, this 9Th dav ot June, in
~ ~ the year Of our Lord nnc thousand ciyh,
-t---t hundred and cghtv.tw two.
TliEOPIIIt.US MUFEI.Y, Clerk,
D!XcLEy & Hall, By Ptll. d. Mc(;orGn.
Plaintiffs att'ys. lr7:s,l Deputy Clerk.
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ItgaI lodffs.
SUMMONS.


IN THE PROBATE COURT, in and for the
. County OF Beaverhead, in the Territory Of Mon.
tana.
Simeon Estes. plaintiff, versus A. Levy and Bro.,
defendants.
The people Of the Territory OF Montana send
greeting to A. Levy and Bro defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
hrought against you by the above named plaintiff
IN the Probate Court. in and for the County of Hen
vefhead, IN the Territory OF Montana, and to answer
the ennplant filed therein, within ten
ut the day Of service) after the service YOU Of this
summons. served within this county; or il served
out OF this county. but in this district within twenty
days; otherwise within forty days; or Judgment bv
default will he taken against you, according to tn,
prayer ot said complaint
The said action is brought tn recover the sum If
two hundred and fifty seven and dollars, upon
I'm account AS follows: $1ss 80 tor Livery h,rr, had
from said plaintiff by defendants at the solicitation
of their agent, +. Ezckel, between rhc 1oth day OF
December. \. D. 1851 and the .{t, day of February
iSSs, and Soioo dollars for telegram sent sale
defendants hy plaintiff, also $}.,S paid by plaintiff
on protest OF sight draft on said defendants.
AND YOU are hereby notified that, il YOU tail to mp
pear and answer said complaint as above required
the said plaintiff will take Judgment against YOU fp
the said sun, of S.S7.4S and for costs OF suit.
Given under my hand and the seal vi the Pro
I( bate Court in and for the Count,
L.6 OF Beavcrhead. this 18th dav ol
~ April, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eightv.two.
PHIL. d. Mc(iOUGII, Clerk
| D1NeLEy X HALL, plaintiffs att'ys. [I7 all
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GUITEAU HUNG.
THE ASSASSIN SHOWED NO cow,
ARDICE
Aud He Was Launched Into Eternitv
at the Appointed Time.

Meager dispatches Of the proceedings at
the execution Of Guiteau, the assassin, were
wired yesterday afternoon and evening, but
up to the time Of the tribune going to
press no full report was received.
At the hour Of 10 o'clock yesterday
Friday, June goth, detachment of the U.
S. Marines surrounded the Washington
Jail. The inside guard was increased by
an additional force Of seventy policemen
At II o'clock Guiteau ate his last dinner
After dinner Guiteau wrote prayer or
screed, t., be read on the scaffold while his
arms were pinioned. Guiteau wrote the
screed in large, bol' hand. His religious
adviser, Rev. DR.. Hicks, held the paper
while Guiteau read his farewell screed on
the gallows just before the black cap was
drawn over his face. AS far as reported it
was a piece Of blasphemy from beginning
to end. Guiteau calling on the Father as II
the removal" Of Garfield was justified
and prompted by inspiration. One account
says: "Guiteau died game" He was
launched into eternity at Ia:4s p. m, yes.
terday, and millions Of American people
will rest satisfied now that the wretched
assassin has met his merited fate on the
gallows.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the Probate Court Of Bcaverlead County, NJ. +.
In the matter Of the estate OF Stephen AyIss, de.
ceased:
NOTICE is hsxeby given that George Buck, the
~ administrator Of the estate OF Stephen Avlcs,
and filed In said court his final account Of his admin
istration Of said estate; and that Wednesday, th.
sth day Of JULY 1889: being day Of term Of said
sou1 % to to. witt Of s July s,a @ at 10 sosk
House in Dillon, in said county, has been duly p.
pointed by the Judge nf said court for the settlement
Of SAID account, at which time and place any person
c.ptions in writing to the said account and contest
the same.
PHIL D. McGOUGII, Clerk.
Dillon, June ,, 1889.
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GLEANINGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

The Eagle Rockites will picnic, horse
race, etc., on the 4th.
Over 6,ooo,ooo bricks will used for build.
Ing In Los Angeles this simmer.
There remains yet untitled In California
100000 acres Of land adapted to grape
culture.
Trains are now running regularly on the
oregon Short Line between Pocatello and
the American Falls.
The overflow OF Skagit river. in Wash.
ington Territory, has caused damage to the
amount Of about $loo,ooo.
In several instances Denver exhibitors
are preparing cases Tor use in the EXPOSITION
building which will cost upwards of $1,000
each.
There will be an excursion partv from
San Francisco to the Sand wich Island In a
short time. The total expense Of the trim
will b. $1,s.
The Nevada papers saw that the rains
this spring have brought out an immense
crop ot bunch grass on the Humboldt hills
ana valleys, ard grazing is better than It
has been for years past.
A miner nea, American Falls met with
a serious accident by which it is thought he
will entirely loose his sight and perhaps
his life. While pouring powder from can
into blast hole the can exploded with the
above result.
1t was reported in Alturus, saws the Mo.
doc /"dctendcmf, that the rain of last Friday
was accompanied by heavy fall of sulphur.
Judge Harris analysed it and found that
It was the washings from yellow flowers
that grew on the hillside.
The Church paper saws @. Cannon &C.
complished everything he expected to in
| Washington. This is another smooth one.
Georgy expected to take his seat, but It
was Jerked from under his apostolic corpor-
osity, and he landed ;estheticly on the floor
| SAT- Lake I,;1mme.
A monster harvesting machine belong.
ing to DR.. Glenn, OF California, was shipred
to him lately. The machine is combined
header and separator. 1t is Of an enormous
capacity, and is drawn by 81 horses. The
wheels weigh half ton each, and their
tires are 20 inches in width.
Citizens Of Tucson are subscribing funds
for a testimonial to be presented to Mrs. L.
x. Watson, a young married woman, who
was assaulted while alone in her home
by a Mojave Apache, who raised
his gun to shoot her when she resisted his
attack, but before he could fire the lady
seized gun which stood in the corner and
shot the Indian dead.
The Blackfoot Register gives an accoun,
OF the death of an emigrant at a place
known as Dead Mems Flat. The party
consisted Of three men with an emigrant
outfit on their way from Nevada to Mon.
tana. They camped at the Flat at nigh,
and in the morning one Of the party was
found dead. A physician who was called
to examine the body, pronounced heart dis.
ease the cau1 OF the death; but circum.
stances such as the remaining two refusing
to give the name of the dead comrade OF
to stay and help bury him, together with a
quarrel overheard the previous evening has
aroused strong suspicion that all was moi
right.
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.NL.VLNG APPLICATION No, sxss,

UNITED STATES LAND OkfICE.l
HELENA MONTANA june ,, 1859.
NOTICE Is llENEBY GIVEN that Edward \
~ Mctlc. whose post office address is Louisiana
Missouri, and Rufus Mathews, whose post office
address is Bann.Ck, Montana, have this day flied
their application tor patent tor linear feet OF
the Silver Rose lode, mine vein. situated in Bluc
Wing mining district. Beaverhcad County. Montana,
and designated in the Official plat and field
file this office Lot NJ. ~ in Township south.
Range u West. said Lot NJ. - being described as
follows, tO-wit:
beginning at a post feet long and inches square
marked N: {: g. :. TOR corner No. : and running
thence n rs 4 100 feet, thence N al " 1oo feet.
to corner No. from which the initial point Of this
dis.ric, bears .9.3,W sS9ss feet. ns47s chains!
goo feet t" corner No. and place nt bcginnng,
t.inin. Of 3.67 belonging To this iode
The location Of this mine is recorded in the Re.
cur!crs office ot Reaverhead County. in Book \ Of
lodcs, page ig6. The adjoining claimant is Amcde
Bessetc IN the South. ]. II. MOE.
AL. +. GRAErER, Register.
A;,'y tor claimants. (i7 MI
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NOTICE OF FINAL EvTRl.

LAND OFFICE, at HELENA, NJ. T., June s. 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
~ settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final profin support Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Al. +. Gr,ctcr. Probate Judge
Of ncaverhead County. Montana, at Dillon, II. t..
ON "Wednesday Aug: and. 1881. viz: Samuel Jaggcrs,
Homestead Application No. i4aI for the 5 W x of
Mex, the S + ofN W x and lots and of sec.
No 81, I No.yS, X No. INV.
lie nan,es the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz:
Augustus +. Gracter and David Il. Metlin Of
lsannack. Bcaverhcad Co., NJ. T., Christian Mead
and William Shinebcrgcr Of Dillon, Bcavcrhe:.d Co,
MT. j. II, MOE,
(l7H Register.
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p,,rrnE 0P:rORFEITURE.

70 WILLIAM COOK: You are hereby nou'
fed that have expended. in the last six wears wears
~s per year. tin all Sm)in labor and improvemcnss s
west. ON the Dacr&.h Lode. situate in the nannack
Mining Distric,. Beavcrhcad County. NJ. !. IN o..
aer to hold said premises under the prosisions wy
scton 1.3s1 revised statutes Of the Y. So being sns
amount required to hold the same from To- isSe
Ind # within ninety days after the puniiea1aon "
's notice you tail or refuse to contribute VOW
viii become the property Of the suhsc,ibsr, Tnee'
SAID section 3,3s4. JOHN CAHH-ANlI.
.bannack. April IS. lSSs. O-eV
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A PAYING BUSINESS,

A6EUTS WANTED, We want an active, intc.li
gent Agent in every County, to take orders for 7/fE
PEOPLES C1CLOPEDxA. 1t is u Whole Library
condensed into two super royal octave volumes.
illustrated with numerous coltrcd maps and over
5000 Engravings and brought down to 1881. This
Treasury of Universal knowledge is adapted to all
people in all places. 1t is the latest and most pract
cal Cycopcda that has been offered to the pub.
lie. Lib<rai ssdscewesks TO Agents. Address \. l..
BANCROFT l. Co.. Publishers, 7sI Market Street.
San Francisco, California. [iS-sIl
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q Al p = T4.

The largest and most elegant stock n
Axminste1, Moquette, Velvet EngliAh
Body, Tapestry, Three Ply and lngraia
together with full lines of medium and low
priced standard grades Of Carpets, Curtains
and House Furnishing goods In the Terri
sory now ON exhihitioa At lowest prices q
Sands & Boyce's, Butte City, M. T.
Orders will receive prompt attention,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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RANCH
FOR SALE!

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY RAEo'!I on HORSE
Prairie. in Beavcrheai County, Montana; The
Ranch is located about twenty miles from the line
Of the Utah and Northern Railwav: Ihs Ranch mel,
hench iand-mostlv meadow. The Ranch is inclos-
ed on three sides with suhs.'n.a! iiys. pole
tains. The improvements on tn. Ranch consist "i
two sets OF buildings and olt house; complete;
On the lower part Of the lsanch--trhc Dairy Ranch
,voreyI there is Il medium sized dwelling h,use,
s.ahies, horse and cow sheds. and = dry house
crto;n;nV all the modern dairy m.thiner: in usc,
s,cr ne Cooley crcmcrs ch'.rns. ETC.. with IN ice:
house attached of a capacity Of several hundred
tons. T. Ga e ,~,;h
thoroaxhhreas and ,n h" ~, tanr an',y Years "d
sx,y ha.hrsa M,es.
The buildings an the upper part Of the Ranch CON
sist II dwelling house Of six ro"'nS iares SsaGe
."r..hnns.s u'se etc. Two blacksmith shops on the
Ranch. ,.. - ,,.~.,,,,,,. m
+" 'e'"'' PHI. SHENON,
,e,v B,nnack, B.averhcad Co.. NJ. T.
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A Good Foundation.

In American households the prevailing
complaints are weakness Of tn. stomach
and Its consequences Indigestion, Nervous
ness and Rheumatism. Such sufferers can
lay good foundation for health by using
Parker's Ginger onic as It tones up the
stomach and nerves. and keeps the kidney
active to carry off the foul matter.
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SHER/FFS SALE.

SAMUEL. Mt,ouE and p:.:n
FRANK B. REYNOLDS, '"''''''"'
against
THOMAS LOWE, Defendant.
To he sold at Sh.riff's sale, on the .1nd dIv Of
July, lSSs in front Of the Shritts Office. in the town
ut Dillon, Bc:,vcrhcad County, NJ. r., between the
hours OF - u"clnck u. IN. and O'clock p m. of said
day, the following described property tn.w,t:
All Of the undivided one third 90 interest
in the Elm OrlOu Lode Claim, lying and being sit
uatcd in the Bryant Mining District. iseavcrhcad
County. M"nt,n:, Territory and more fully tlescri'.d
in the records nf Rc,vert,e,d County: wherein the
notice n' location nf said lode mining claim appears
on record, together with thu appur,cnanccS, pr,vi
lcye> md franchises thereto hcnnying and ii. I'M
pr,vcnrnts in or about said lode 'lai,n.
Terms Of sale made known on day n sale.
DAVID RElNIiAKDr,
Sheriff Of Bcavcrhcad Co., NJ. r.
Dillon. NJ r.. June q, \. ID. 1883. iYs1l
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beware of limitations.
The delicate odor Of Floreston Colonye
10 entirely novel. Look out for signature
Of iIiscox & Co., N. Y, on each bottle.
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$fork Brand Csrds.
Under this heading owners Of brands may publish
Stock a.ds similar 70 the following At $40 per year.

NJ. BARRETT, Horse Prairie,
Beavcrhead County. Montana.
Br:nd-Cattlc, t on left side.
Horse, same left shoulder. ~
Marketable, waffle On left jaw
Range-Horse Prairie and Big
Hole Basin.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-01
FALL RACES.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PROGRAMMES.
san Pedro Springs Park,
December 18th, 9th and 9th. at l o'clocI
Each Day.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, DEC. 4.

FIRST DAY, TUESDAY,, DEC. t.
Hotel; PURSE S2s5;-Trottng Horses. best
in mile heats, conditional that horses must
have been owned in Texas d months, and rec
ord not under 25O
To first horse, $50; second horse, $50; third
SECOND RACE Running HOrses-Purse $l1j.
Half mile heats best , in ).
To First horse, 500; second horse, $50; third
THIRD RACE-Cow POnics-Purse 500; con-
dition, horses not over IA hands, distance half
To first horse, $50; second horse, So; third
SECOND DAY-DECEMBER 9TH.
Livery stable purse of $l0O-FOr fastest gen
tleman horse driver to road wagon or buggy
by owner.
One mile heats, best 8 in $40 first horse so:
second, $40; third, $40.
Running race.Purse $l15 mile heats, best ,
in 8; first horse, 500; second, $50 third So
A 800 purse for cow ponies not over 1414
hands high, half mile, best , in 3 first horse,
$50; second, $25; third, SIS.
THIRD DAYS RACES. DECEMBER 9TH.
Saloon purse, $3.50. Trotting heats;
best 3 in 5; open to all.
TO the first horse 500
To the second horse. .....................I 100
To the third horse. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Novelty race, purse $780, Running race
one mile and a half; open to all.
First horse at the first half mile post re-
THst Morse AT tne nISt mile post receives %
First horse at the finish IL mile post re-
- ceiFes .......:........ ................ 100
Second horse at the first half mile post re-
Ce!NeS..... Observation-Disclosures. ........ -
Second horse at the first mile post receives p
Second horse at the finish | - mile post re-
celVeS.. Observation-Disclosures. 50
Street Railway Co, consolation purse $50
| one mile, running, for horses entering during
the meeting, not having won purse First
horse, 500; second, $751; third, Sl5.
OFFICERS.
Hon. J. II. French, president.
+. ID. l.. Wickes vice president.
A. Belknap, treasurer.
ii. IL. Adams, secretary.
X. W. Peay, manager and superintendent.
| TrOtting races will be governed by rules of
| the National TrOtting Association.
Turning races will be governed by same
| rules rs are used ut Dallas and Houston.
Entrtncc-Ten per cent of amount of purse.
entered for will be collected from each horse.
entering; same will be added to the purse to
| the first horse winning, each race. Entries
Tor purses are open until the day before the
| race is run.
Address all entries and communications to
| X. W. PEAY,
superintendent, p. o. Box, 66, San Antonio.
NOTE-The Sunset Railway will transport
stock for one fare.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-12-01
Memory.

o Memory! flower OF rarest scent and hue,
That groweth in souls garden, why, oh why
Art thou he first to wither, fade and die?
Why it is that the Gardener passing through
The wealth of other flowers, fresh with dews
Still blooming with rare beauty by the way,
Must needs pause at thy withered leaf,
and say
"IIere once, but now no longer, Memory
grew"
All! gentle Memory, yet thou art not dead,
But only sleeping till the spring time when,
In kinder cline, thou bloomest once again;
A bulb, that, planted in the flower bed
Bringeth sweet blossoms priced by God and
men
When the harsh storms of winter time have
Edward w. Hubbard.
Handsome redingotes are left open from the
waist all the way down in front and back. The
sleeves of these garments are perfectly plai /,
and are tight fitting without cuffs.