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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15
NANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Mayors court Tssterday.-AndersOn
Green (eoiOred. who Was arrigned fer
cracking the skull Of r. Z. Moon also coz
oredl with s brick during the pr0gres. u =
slight disturbance between them on Hui
street. had his case continued till 3. o'clock
saturday on account o. the Necessary al
sence Of the wounded man. Defendant
wa mean while deposited in Jail 20 q, 20 be
ready when called for.
Mr.. Jeier, who bears the character d
leing q lively, II lot amizble. citizene,s q
her bGiiwiek. was required in future ~
behave herself towards Der ueighDor. Or
be prepared 70 migrate toward. the north
bank u the Janes under police escort
TIE -flert Fire Company.-The City En-
cineer and Council yesterday directed r.
pairs 10 be made % the room containing
the fre-apparatus n the Alert Company.
The work wa commenced by the hauling
Out Of the apparatus on the eeurt-gTeen.
and the tearing up Of what renamed Of
the original flooring. 4 good deal Of work
and some money are involved N the TN
d.rtaking. The apparatus j. very sadly
in need Of renOya alton. and the company
needs LOCO feet u new hose 70 render Il
in any degree effective in case Of eonfa-
grafton.
The Pubic sckoOls.-The superinten-
dent Z. b. Howie, E-q- viii recommend
in his next communication 10 the Board
that on the resumption Of scholastic cufies
the present school edifee, corner Of Fifth
and Hull streets. used By the white seho-
zrs, DC appropriated 70. the eoiored ones,
and the spacious tenement known ~ the
Pulliam House. corner Of Tenth and Nc
Donough streets, be obtained FOR the Use o!
the white schools. These suggestions viii
doubtless he carried ou;-
The examination Of those Offering a.
teachers VIII take place on July lss-
Chesterfield CoEAty C0srf.-Ths indiet-
meuts made by the grand jury Of this
court comprise one each against Milton
FRY teoioredl, for bou-e-breaking and Er-
eeny: Alexander Condy. {. v. Wilton,
aud III. c. Wilton lwhire- for feionious
assault: and Andrew Jones and Anderson
(coIoredl. for sheep-steaiing.
The court has sentenced John Cummins
(whise). on = conviction Of injury 70 some
hogs, 70 pay . fne of = and the costs Of
prosecution
Case OF David Pesrsm (eoioredl for
stealing hoOp-poies, wa. continued Tor
further hearing on technical points
The court viii BE- in session to-day
{ThRrsdxyl and l. attended by number
Of Manchester and Richmond legal limbs
.-..~..->snx ~atIH - ~
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THE LARGEST STOCK % Ha8lbsrg Edgings ant
Iusertinss and Lace EdSiGgs and Inseriin-s l. al
LEVY BRCTHEgs.
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LILY BELLE CiGAE, Sc.

wHEy A CAEPAICN against fissa-e Is vzged
With IAREAST's sELrzER APEEIEsr The enemy
Llkss hiEht- ii II th- iscOm parable speci1c for
eln.tlnat.gn. bluausnees. snd aY.rsrsa.
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HusINos COCET.-In this court yester-
day james Lazy, indicted for stealing
watch from John Peak, was ;ried and ST.
quilted.
The cOurI was engaged the balance oi
tbe dsy in hearing assessment eases.
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IL FIgEsr LESsEs made are 1-in< rDOaated Ia
cKrLrLOlD rEANEs Thy are htndsoDe- iEhi'
and stroaz. and give letter saiAsfaefioa thaa 0tier
eyeglasses. F0T sale oy AL lssd.Eg jesellsrs and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15

YoU CAN SAVE docior blis and keep yo~
family aiways weil with Hop BiTTEEs.
WHAT ar ;he asirsb.e gualiiis- In q whisker-
dye 10 rEsi 6s ceEgeaient . -, e-sy o. apply.
Impossible g. rub " elegant in apDsararee. and
cheap in price. BCCEiycHAN's DTE Fog TIE
WHISTLES unifes 90 ifs,.f al fnse merits. Try IT,
BEAD LEyY BKOgBERs' long advertisement iu
to-4ly's paper.
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Misses Neftie Enroaghty. Ola FOylkes, Kate
Renolfs. Annie Lassrty. >aiie Coleman.
Professor kessnich's fine orchestra fur
uished the music, which VA greatly en-
loved by all
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Brr Hammock to-day AZ LEVY BEOrHsKs'
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alumni scattered about the campus or
ssrolled through the village to await the
celebration Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-15

Rey. J. : Hutchison, Of ,he Baltimore
Conference, now stationed q; Frederick
burg. Va. and Rev. J. ID. Blackwell, d.
d.. Of Petersburg. were elected % ill Va
cancies on the Board Of Trustees.
The Faculty was requested 10 iRsist upon
the attendance Of The students upon morn
Ing PRAYERS, and that reports FOR nom
attendance BE- made 10 the parents or
guardians of the students.
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Hissory.-Frcpxrsfory History: Nisses ida Bow
err Miriam Das1ridgs, Oes Dze4ri1xs- Ida Gray,
May AAste O. Llilt< sxz,4es- Leilz " slSar. Re-
tha fcykinsoxs. C.rrfe EIlekt- Mary Do4soa- Kate
Dcs1sou- AnEfe 1s&e1E. 5annie Etiisnn- Afnn5e
v sitzce. Carrie Gfxxsyy. iusern<eiase Hizzozy
Misses AsrEi< Dye. k-zlz Hoiszan- Emnz2 fa.srft
Martha Brvwn. Qua WAR; IrcHs FtenzAstz. Juil<1
fexexh Mary And<rsoD. Aofte Minor s<zinr
Hissssy: nzns AAnse La1exfy, Js,se feslnrd,
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HrGEIA HOTEL. June IL, 1854.
The season Is still backward here, yet
visitors are beginning to come In In good
earnest now. II is very noticeable fact
that Richmond people constitute the
greater part Of the daily arrivals. and the
only explanation for this seems 10 be the
increased facilities offered our people for
reaching the Point. Strange 10 say. there
are butfew from Baltimore here a. yet. The
season will necessarily have To be short,
but IL promises to be very active and gay.
Brief mention has been made Of the final
improvements since last year, but all Who
visit this place viii he pleased TO learn
Just what hes been done 10 make the Hygeia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25
LOUIS KEITH,
Dealer In Furniture,
Mattress and spring Bed ManuI'r
has removed 10 corner
Jefferson and Second SIS. 80
Death of Georre Nhefkr

The first pastor Of Grace Episcopa
church, George 2. Shelby, I'D, died il
Philadelphia, his native city, on Sunday
last the 10th instant, aged fny-seyer
years. The reverend gentleman has resi-.
ded in Michigan for six or seven years
back, where he was pastor of an EpiscopnI
church, but his health failing he went
back to the place Of his nativity, and
there bresthed his last as before remarked
onSunday last, The Rev, George Shetky
was rector Of Grace church In 1858, AND
when the parish was first organized re.
ligious services were held in The second
story Of a building ON the corner Of Main
and Union streets. At a lateE period the
church building now In use on Hernandc
street was erecled. Many citizens enter
tain pleasant remembrances Of the denart.
cd minister, and they will hear of his de.
misc with regret,
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SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1882.
THE CITY.
LEDGER LIKES.

Lange's new Tuileries cersets.
For bricks, telephone Jno. Cubbins.
Dressed turkeys. Lyle & Shields.
Large lot mallard ducks at Clements.
New buckwheat. Jos. P. Carey & Co.
Pork hams, John Reid, 3G6 Front.
Damned Mays new store, 257 Main.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Clements can oysters are certainly
choice. Try them.
Choice variety of fish received at
Clements, sc Beal, daily.
Another epidemic Of weddings ia
going to break out next week.
Jacob Levy and Mrs. Fannie Bern
stein were licensed to marry to-day.
Wanted-Good cook and washer,
white or colored. 50 Adams street.
The lowest thermometer this morn.
ing was 49,, range yesterday 36' to $50.
Clement isreceiving large quantities
Of game, sells cheap and delivers free.
For light quick rising cakes use
Lyle & Shields prepared buckwheat.
G. W. Taylor, No. ! Adams street
sells good beef by the quarter very
lew.
1t showed and sleeted before day.
light this morning and rained during
the forenoon.
1t was raining this morning at Little
Rock, in North Texas, and down a
Starkville, Miss.
The MY Partner" goes to jackson
Tenn, and the Professor comes e
US from New Orleans.
The hideous pictures Of Johr
Thompson are still to be seen hang
log about front windows.
Clement sells oysters cheap to res,
tauranls and saloons, by tie gallon
also cheap to families by the dozen.
Leave. orders at the new meat mar
ket, corner Wellington and Monroe
for choice fresh meats and vegetables
Our cotton receipts for the present
season fum up l79,463 bales, and are
1856 bales in excess Of last year atthii
date.
1t cost a man one dollar to drive
his team on the sidewalk yesterday
Next time the tax will likely b.
doubled.
Large quantities Of choice dressed
chickens and turkeys Of Clement
own killing will be on hand at Sc Beal
Saturday.
Dressed turkeys and chickens
quOils and celery, for Sunday dinntl
at Victor D. Fuchs market, 80 and
Al Jefferson street.
The county school teachers hold /
convention to-day at the Markei
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lttsss sOhCoi house, ana doubtiess
arranging to start mote schools in the
the country.
An excited individual tumbled
through a hole or trap down at the
theater during the FIRE alarm this
morning. He was dug out with only
a little Of the outer bark peeled of.
The volume Of clearings this week
exceeds the same week last year more
than half a million of dollars. The
business outlook is propitioas sud the
general feeling is one of confidence.
The MY Partner" company will
close at the theater here to night, aud
next Monday We arc to be favored with
The Professor" The latter being
new and attractive, it will doubtless
draw.
Reub Greer, oolored, was sent to
jail yesterday in default Of $500, on a
charge Of selling loose unginned cot.
ton to G. NJ. Truss, at Whites station,
ThedaLter has also been indicted for
unlawfully buying the staple.
The frail females and the gamblers,
all known as sporting people, are re-
ceiving attention at the Criminal
Court to day. Indictments brought
against them are generally settled by
paying costs and a small fine.
While the Juvenile Patience play.
ers were rehearsing at the he
Atre this forenoon, Il heater
10 the cellar on the west
side burned some of the adjacent wood
work, creating a smoke and an alarm,
1t was put out with little trouble aud
no damage.
Every shanty that Sol Coleman has
over done business in has been torn
down, and great large buildings
have been put up in their places. Sol
would do well to go up to Pinch
and do something for that part Of eui
city. Menkens and Lennon & Gale
will do for US. Give Pinch a show,
The working force on the Selma
railway are beginning to make theil
labor show. The roadway appears tC
be ready for the cross ties all the way
from the Mississippi and Tennessee
depot to the east side of Judge
Wright's place, a distance Of nearly
half mile. The force have been a
work along there for several months
1t is said that mother squad are busy
doing good work down in the Twelfth
civil district, not far from the south.
ern border of the county
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POLICE poiSrn

John Wood il still insane and viii DO
retained at the stationhouse.
Allen Drake, colored. is to DO tried
Monday, for malicious cutting.
A grocer gave 3 good excuse for OBJ
structing the sidewalk and was discharged
Frank Davis, an engineer, and Will
Perkins a cook, were calaboosed yesterday
for fighting.
A farmer named Charles Quinn had
too much whisky and a pistol concealed
about his person.
Ten arrests were made yesterday and
four poor fellows sent islandward to-day.
No money was taken in andsthe Court
was bluo-sky blue.
Pleas Small is 10 help fix the Adams
street "Hydralith" for three weeks All
other remedies have failed 10 cure him OF
drinking, but this last will be certain to
dose.
The cotton storage capacity Of the city
is only 10000 bales, and il ought to be
half a million" said Judge Hadden
to-day when trying a merchant, for leav-
ing cotton exposed.
Got you for being drunk" said the
Judge to Jim Maggis. Il am not drunk,
I'm sick, that's what the matter with me,
look at my tongue" A dose Of island
salts was prescribed for Jim.
An old rusty pistol was found in John
Sullivans pocket when he was picked
up from the gutter by a policeman last
night. As tho pistol wouldn't shoot,
Johns four dollar pile was scooped and he
'scooted
Tom Taylor, a Pinch darby, who mis-
behaved last night, said in conrt to-day
that he wanted to be 'accellerated." He
was accelerated out of the back boor by
the turnkey with a forty day sentence
ringing in his ears.
A Front street merchant, arrested for
allowing cotton to remain exposed, was
warned to-day that cotton must be pro-
tected until it actually passed from his
possession, no matter whether it was
bought and paid for or not.
Two drunks were brought in yesterday.
What is your name?," asked the man
behind the counter, Of one of them.
Jim Hall" Whats yours" he asked
ofthe other. Hot-gin-sling-das with
dynamite was the answer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25

d malrlmonv cnntarinusl

Is matrimony contagious
Why is It that 50 little game is seen in
Market
Who are most interested in the pecan
crop, the dealers or the squirrels
Wouldn't Poplar be a good, or rather a
bad but a proper street to pave next?
What event Of recent date has created
Il more profound sensation than the tragic
atiairat Somerville last Monday
What sound is more suggestive of au-
tumn with its deligh full days Of hazy sun
shine than the rustic Of q fallen leaf?
Is 1t at all probable that a "They Say
paragraph will convince the average mar
that the Mississippi river runs up hill2
Is there anything more likely 10 make
a man wish for a land of eternal summer
bill2
If many moro fashionable wedding.
are soon to occur, where will the flower.
and evergreens for church decorations be
procured?
II for no other reason than that Of com
mon humanity should not two horses be
employed to draw the hose carriages ofthe
Fire Department instead Of one?
|. Won't the register of assignments and
kerf1ummexed concerns ia general reap n
rich harvest in fees sure enough if Cupid
keeps his shirt of and his bow bent much
longer?
Doesn't It seem as If Hawkins were ex-
ercislng the pardoning %prerogative sim
Ply That no may feel like u Governor
rather than in the cause of mercy and law
and orderl ~
Ii all the money spont by fashionable
~church,going ladies for gaudy plumage
IN n day was devoted to the poor. sinful
heather at home, would religion and hu-
manity be losers thereby?
Could Chalmers and Manning tats
more interest in the count of tho votes
cast in their Congressional District than
DC. their constituents and the people Of
this part OF 1.-THE country generality
Is the Congressional River Commission
revolving about Captain Cowdon. or /,
Captain Cowdon revolving about the
commission, or are both cutting the pigeon
wing around that 5000 appropriationY
Judging from the late action of In,
~ "hN Niul lcotpH ThllTOau QlIel'
tory, isit not pretty clear that the com,
pletlon of the railroad from Kansas City
to Memphis isathing of the near FUTURE
Would the country Dummies have beer
shocked had they witnessed their cit,
cousins of Court Square when robbinl
the pockets of q drunken lounger of
quantity Of peanuts, which were doubles
intended for them?
Is II not evident from the number O
caves which are continually being dIscoy
cred under the bluff on the river front
that some prompt and decisive action il
regard to those DANCE Gus happening
should be taken at once?
What business firm ever failed with 81
little in pocket as did Longshaw & Co
brokers, Of Atlanta, Ga, who in Che per
son of Thomas B. Morton, the chocl
raiser, made an unconditional assignment
to Detective Pryde last Thursday?
Do you know that forty silk dresse
were ordered from a leading establishment
and as many more inesuits of broad clotl
from another establishment one day las
week for use by the friends Of one fash
ionable couple who were married a day 0
so since2
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Cotton 10 MS Ear.


Yesterday, when the alarm came in IA
the No, ] enginohouse, the new hose cart
horse rehi ed 10 obey bis drivoE and No
hose cart went To the hrs. This morning
the animal baked again. President
Hadden, who stood by, pulled a handful
Of cotton from n passing dray and stuffed
BALI Of II in each ofthe animals cars a
touch Of the whip and ho was of like tbe
wind. This accounts for The superstition
that the Judges horse grows 4 bale OF
cotton IN each car.
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Four indictments were found against
Esther Mosby last evening, by the Grand
Jury, for keeping a house where clandes-
tine meetings may DO held. The v%entila-
ton Of the foregoing will doubtless revive
the recent scandal, wherein a 6fteep-yeay
old girl and a ninetaen-y year old boy ig-
urod conspicuously.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25
FINEST CLEAR HAVANA CIGAR
ia the city sold nj SOC straight
by !. SAnELSON a. CO.,
opp. Peabody Hotel.


All the weekly story papers, 4 for 25ci
Popular Monthly and Century for Deem
Ter; 90 sheet music Christmas cards; toy
book', games and toys Of all kinds, cheapt
est in tho CITY, Dickens Curiosity SHOP,
287 Second street, corner Madison.
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Snowflake steam Laundry,
PA Second Street.

- 49, u n " = " y
PA Second Street.
Mr.. Il. Campbell, of Chicago, has
purchased the entire interest Of Il.
]. Thomas in the Snow Flake Steam
Laundry, 224 Second street, which
institution is now prepared to do all
kinds of laundry work at low prices
promptly and in a satisfactory manner
The establishment will be under the
management of Mr.. Campbell aud Mr.,
w. r. Jackson, late of Gaston's
Hotel, who will have charge of the
Office affairs and outside business,
Mr.. Campbell Is now fitting up
a department for doing up lace
curtains, and will be prepare d
La a few days IN turG chem out
la a Superiog manner efter the
most improved, "sWift" and
French methods. Special atten-
ton paid to ladies' and gents collar.
and cuffs, which are finished up equsI
to new. Work called for and delivered
free Of charge. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25
AMUSEMENTS,
NY Partner.


The very powerful four yesr-old and
four-act American drama by BARLEY
Campbell, entitled MY Partner" had
its second representation for the present
season at Leubrle's Theater last night. ii
was rs well received as usual, and is in
course Of repetition this afternoon. The
last performance of this play will occur
tonight. On Monday we are 10 have
''The Professor ofthe Madison Square
New York Theater's greatest successes.
Anatomical.
The museum Of Anatomy continues Il
flourish at pa Main street, and Professor
Sherwinsky delivers q lecture describing
the wonderful objects. The museum L
open from Q o'clock in the morning, and
every Friday afternoon ladies are admit.
ted. The price Of a ticket is twenty-hy,
cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25

ReeifoOt Perch, maclKinaw trout
aud White Fish, Lake Erie SAT-
mon, Red snapper aud Choice
celery at SignaisO's, No. AIS Sec
Ond and 02 Real SITS. 65t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25
A Crazy Carpenter.

A carpenter, named Morris Brasnan,
called at the residence of Mr.. Goldsmith,
on the corner of Linden and fernando
streets, night before last and when the
door was opened informed the family that
the house was his, and he desired posses
sion at once. Mr.. Goldsmith tried to rea-
son with the man, but found it uphill work,
ard finally ordered Brasnan to leave and
slammed the door in his face. Brasnan
grew enragedand began kicking at thedoor
and windows. The police were summon
ed and arrested him. lie was afterward
turned over to his friends. but broke away
from them yesterday and assaulted seve-
raj persons on the street within a short
time aiterward. Orders were given to-
day for his re-arrest and Incarceration in
the insane department Of the county
pOorhouse.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25
The Champion Sc cigar Ia the
market Is the FULL MOON,
sold by 1. SAMELSON d. CO.,
$40 Main street.

Fresh Oystersi Fresh Oystersl
The only hOuse exclusively in
the business. and the + brand
the only kind that gives entire
satisfaction. Either wholesale
or Retail. BY the gallon or By
the dozen TO families, and free
delivery.
u. A. SIGNAIGO,
Sole agent for the T brandon
every can-NO. 27S Second and
% Beal streets. 65t
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Imported Cigars lee straight
and upwards at SamelsOR's,
opp. Peabody Hotel.
The Little storch

This boarding house and saloon, l72
Poplar, has been lately reprinted and
many improvements made for the
comforts Of the guests Geo. Rutsch-
man, the genial proprietor, will be
pleased to meet his friends, singly or
in small crowds, at his bar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25
Chickasaw Guards, Key West
Cigars,IOc staIght,R1 SameIsOn's,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
HarperI Chrialmas.

BY the Tile Clah, and lis literary friends
Asa work of art this work leads. Price
Toe per copy by mail, Doc.
IS MANSFORD. 29S Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25

Harper IMonthly and Century Maya
zine for December, also new supply Of
Christmas (double) number of the Young
Lady's journal, can be had atnews stand,
No. 357 Main street, tReinhardts old
stand) between Union and Gayoso.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25
NEW
SGfIiSilgB lCkVlGaI

We use now, as for the past fifteen
years, only tho very best NEW YORK
STATE BUCKwHEAT, For mixing
We use only the old, well known and
approved ingredients. We use no aIum,
no bone dust acid, or any cheap mix
ture or adulteration whatever.
For sale at our prices by all retail gro
cers. Be sure to get the right kind.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25
Crates ana MantOls set
w. ID. Jockey, $50 Second. 6
O'COnnor's Freak.

When Joe O'Copnop was called thi,
morning in the Police Court he plead
guilty ut once before the policeman and
the prosecuting witness, Mr.. Valentine.
had time to open their mouths. II did
all they are going 10 say did, Judge,
he said, and | know | ought to suffer foi
being a fool lie wat guilty of having
bought several fine pictures at Manssord.
bookstore which he had charged TO Can't.
I'd. Rowland, Of the steamer Katic
Hooper. He KID the bills as Mad.
den, second clerk" but II afterward.
trGnspired that OConner was watcbman
on the boat, and had been discharged b
few hours before. No such person n,
Madden was known on the Hooper,
C'Conner said he met q couple Of little
girls in f ont og tho bookstore who asked
him fpr pictures. He bought them, and
Madden was the first name that entered
his whisky soaked brain. lie was sent Ia
the Island for one hundred days.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25

HOTELS, REs "A VA
Steamboats, and BOaPdinghOuses
can obtain fine Beef by the
quarter Of
SEEsSEL, ABHNER e. co.,
8 and O HOWard's Row. 63t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-25

USE SOLAR LIGHT OH,
Brilliant and NOn-expIOsive,
Wetter, LangstaH 4 Co. At
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Fresh Celery.
Choice Beef TenderI ins,
Fresh Kentucky Eggs,
Fresh Fish and Vegetables.
Baltimore Can OyAters,
Fresh New York Count Oysters,
Choice Fresh Meats OF all kinds,
Quails aud VPniHan,
VICTOR ID. FUUHS' MARKET,
30 and Al Jefferson NJ.
&e-Free delivery. cot
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN,
34I second street. l07t
VenisQn steak, Roast and Hap,
MalIard and Teal Ducks,
Rabbits, Squirrels aud Quail
10 be had at HigoaIgO's, No. 27s
second aud 92 BeaI sts. e5t
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NtIrrIng Her UD.

r. FransiOIi, 292 Front, receives
Shell OYSTER daily By expreGs.27i