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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
The Year abroad.

"NN 1Nlf W.
As q melodrama the foreign event
OF tho past year were skillfulh
planned. The action was brisk; IN
olot was well developed. Everythinl
led TO the 81, at sensational climax .
be Egyptian war. Pathetic scene
we're found in the death of Skobelea
Of Darwin, Of Garibaldi. Comic inter
udes were furnished by JUMBO. IN,
False Prophet, Franceso Coccapieller
Mr. Bigger, N. de Br. zza and othe,
distinguished comedians. Prince
Leopold's wedding and King Alfopso's
visit to Portugal provided the grand
spectacular effec s. Some foe melo
iramatic acting was done by NJ Bon
toux, Mr.. Bradlaugh. Sir Garne,
WolSeley, Marshal Serrano aud IN,
Peltzer brothers. And the public
was admitted to witness this magn &
cent show for the price of a daily
Herald.
When the curtain rose NJ. Gambetta
Was in power 10 France. He had
chosen his henchmen and settled his
programme. He was going to revivo
the constitution and make the elee
tors vote a ticke prepared by central
committees. Unfortunately NJ. Bon
toux, with the aid Of the nobility and
the blessing Of the clergy, had been
establishing his Union Generate A
financial panic ensued; French credit
was shaken; NJ GAmbetta was heassr
on the electoral issue. and M. de
Freyciuet came into power. Thus
France was kept from after interven
ing in Egypt and Paris was left at
leisure 10 discuss such matters as NJ
kouzaud's madDeSs,the match between
Y ignaux and Slosson, the quarrel of
The Duchesse dc Chaulnes, aud the
de C%hevreuse, NJ. Grevin's
saxwork, the sale Of the Jardin Ma
lille and the marriage of Mile. Sarah
Beynbardt 10 N. Damala, a Greek,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

Hartford aerald.

Hopkinsville is gloating over oalieo
made in 1916. That is so juvenile ID
to be hardly worth mentioning when
il becomes known that Alkaline Ford
the faithful colored servant OF Mrs
Mary Truman, Of this county, has In
her p ssession apa'chwork quilt made
o. y fish calico with the date, mum
Der Of yards and consecutive number
OF each piece appearing as plainly as
Il printed last winter. Not O single
piece Of the several hundred was
made in The present century. and the
il, II was made Of she ends Of
bolts when calico was more valuable
than silk.
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n-on-R0sIasn. nsotleo.

No. fTl5-In the Chancery Court Of shelbv
county-B Y. Fly OF al W j. A. Andersen
ct al.
appearing from bill. Which il sworn 10
L IN this eau 0, that the defendant, James
\. Anderson, Il a citizen Of Pima county in
the Territory Of Arizona, and non resident
Of the State Of Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered that no make hls
appearance herein, AZ the courthouse Of
shelby county, N Memphls, Tenn on OF be-
fore the dret Monday in February. 1883,
and plead, answer or demur to complainant
hiil, or the same will obe taken for
con blessed as to him and Sc. tsT hearing en-
Partei ana that a copy Of this order be pub
in the Public Ledger.
This ash day Of December 1882.
A oOpy-Attest:
IA BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By NJ Bradley, n. @, NJ
4, B. Micou, sol'r for compPt.
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Non.Resident Notice.

No. t24. in the Chancery Court Of sh.IAv
county, Tenn. Lucy q Wbitfeid. Nv naxt
hiend, etc va E Whitfield jr., 81 III.
appearing from amended bill which "a
sworn TO IN this cause that The def.nunntS.
Frank Edward Wellbourpe, Cow TssIta a 70
and lie Hatch'M hitaeld, are non residents
OF the state o.. Tennessee; Il is theTeIoro
ordered that they make their aIpesr'
anc- herein, at tho courthouse Of Shelby
before the 6rst Monday In February. lsss..
n plead, q swer or demur to oomplainant's
amended bill, or the Same will be taeen
LOT confessed as 70 them and SGT for
nearing ekspeTte and that a copy. Of this
order 30 published once a week, for four
successive weeks, In the Public Ledger.
A copy-Attost.
..uR J BLACK. Clerk and Master.
By VI Bradley, d. O. 4 NJ.
Young 4 Martin sol. for complainant
SO t03 lNR ia
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. western Mothe = Plan,

- "SDsrAh NAvsAO y Ahus
An Eoglish gentleman, who passed
many months among the Rocky Noun
taiDs, says his first genuine impression
OF the West came while he was riding
over an arid plain and from a squeal
ing baby. 1t revealed to him The iu-
genuity with which a Western woman
adapts herself to circumstances and
makes the most of her limited 70
sources, There was nothing" to say,
very peculiar about the appearance
Of this baby that | saw just ahead of
me. IL was not overburdened with
garments, and was strapped, in Indian
fashion, to a board about two feet long
and one foot broad.
THE board and the baby we're lean.
ing against the long wall Of a frontier
shanty on it's shady side. There was
nobody near. The baby seemed very
happy. Its little arms were free and
kept up constant movement.
AS my horse came nearer / saw that
some strings were dangling about the
baby's neck, and that one was tied to
the big toe Of one of its rosy little
feet.
II was puzzled. Dismounting, L
had the curiosity to examine the tape
arrangement. The child was sucking
at a bit ofraw pork, about the size OF
a large walnut. This was tied to one
end Of the string, while the other end
was fastened to the child's foot. A
second piece OF twiue, knotted to the
board over its head, prevented the
pork from falling to the ground,
should the child drop it.
suddenly the baby grew very red
in the face. Then its eyes filed with
ears, and its little arms beat the air
with frantic energy. AT that moment
the mother made her appearance,
That baby is checking, madam |
cried.
No, he amt and he can't" she re
piled to sely.
At this instant the inf,ntile leg be
gan to work One kick,t~o kicks and
here on the bib ly the piece OF pork,
jsrked from the baby's throat 5y the
string tied to the big toe
"Ain't you ever seen this afore, mis-
ter? asked tho mother, observing the
Enehshmsn's surprised Look.
Moo" Unanswered slowly.
"Thcn, kind o rem pmbrauce it.
MaybapS your wife won't go back on
it,"
Several years have passed since
that day | have seen that baby in =
hundred different guiscs From sheer
habit it has become with me a sort Of
standard wherewith to gu ga novel
instances Of the three qualities Of
Western men-and women-self help,
self confidence and adaptsbility."
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Before W. P. York. j. for Shelby county.
Ienn.-Mrs n. p. Foster We. " NJ. c. Cor
N this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 1855 Of the Code OF
Tennessee and returned levied upon the crop
erty Of the defendant, and affidavit having
been made that defendant is indebted TO the
plaintiff In the sum Of twenty Eve dOllars
and seyenty-fve Gents, due BY account,
ana that the claim L. Just, ana that the de-
fendant % a nonresident Of the State of Ten
neesee;itis therefore ordered that said defend
antmake HE personal appearance before me
on the 18th day Of Janu ~ 1883, at IL
O'CLOCK m at nv office. IN the Second Dis
triet Of Shelley county, Tennesses,a and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribedby law, or the same win be proceeded
with ,ex-parte; and that q copy Of this order
oe published once a week for four weeks In
the Public Ledger.
This the. 18th day ofpecember, 1892.
W W ~ l6 w. P. YORK, j. P.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

Iimpudent Gasers Who Need the
Attention Of the Police.


brooklyn Eagle.
Ogling women has become au obvi.
Gus and intolerable nuisance in public
c~onveyances. / rode up Broadway in
q stage a few days ago and noticed an
incident that was Characteristic Of the
times. A lady sat on the front seat
near the money box. A young man.
will rot say gentleman, sat opposite.
Sha was young and pretty, modest and
yet self'possessed. He was well dressed
and evidently considered himself what
Is termed a "masher.'' He kept his
eyes upon her all the time. She never
noticed him, but looked past him as
II be bad not been there.
de was by no e abashed at this.
but kept up his impudent gsge. he
was evidently anxious for a Irritation
Still, she never noticed him. But
his stare at last became so fixed and.
marked as to attract the attention of
the other passengers. Then the lady
turned square around in her seat
and looked 6xedly out Of the front
window of the stage. Was eRler
foiledY Not a bit Of il. He, too,
turned in his seat and stared at the
lady's face reflected in the locking
glass 10 front If the stage. What can
a respectable woman do undef snch
CIRCUMSTANCES She does not want to
make u scene and pretends not to
notice the insult. 1t is a shame that
respectful lie women should be subject
to such annoyance. By a peculiar law
Of nature, the men who attempt to
mash" ladies' in these public con
veyauces are really the least favored
Of mortaIs themselves. The one |
speak Of is az average type. He had a
uustache of yellow tint and lonely
growth. W ak blue eye., and a sallOw
skin The fingers Of his hand were
stained a dirty yellow from ex
cessive cigarette smoking, and his linen
was far from clean. He wore a very
low Derby hat, extremely tight trows.
ers, q violently cOlored neckerchiei,
aud presented generally an air ofcheap
foppishness that was far, very far
from attractive.
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Holding Up a mi
St. Louis Republican.

4 travelling man writing from
Buffalo gives an account Of how two
men sought TO rob q drummer out
West. His name was Fisher, aud he
a making a trip through The West.
ern country where, if reckless men
ever caught a drummer in n safe
place, and could get the drop on him,
they we're pretty certain OF a good
haul, as the victim always had money.
Fisher had left the hotel, and bad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

:NevburypOrt, Mass, Herald. Dec.2.
A short time since we announced
that the circular Of the November
drawing Of the Louisiana State Lot.
terry. from NJ. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans, La stated that two fltths Of
the second c pital prize of SIS, 900.
amounting to $4,000, has been drawn
10 Newburyport. This morning W.
received q letter saying: The Louisi.
ana State Lottery Company report
that two iiths Of the second capital
THAT is $40 0O0-was sold to Charles
MOwatt, OF the schooner Lucy Nay
NeRbuFyport,"
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NOn-resident Notice.

No. Gl-In the Probate Court Of Shabby copn.
y, Ienn.-Anna "A Lefeyre, admin siratsTv
Of Peter LeFevre vs.. josiah L LtTevre
ct nj. WV
IT appearing from the e%rieinal bill. wh;,h 4.
4 sworn 20, in this cause that the defendants
Dini Lefevre. JOSH h P Le evre snJ
NJ gdalen Lefevre arc residents Of the Siats
Of New YORK, md non residents Of the $50
Of TENNESSEE, II Is therefore erdered sh.t
tley make their apps IA CO hertin,a AT Shs
Of Shelby county, In Memphis.
:, "on Or before the drst Mond y in Fsb,
ruAry, leo', gnd. plead, ansWeror drmur IL
Semplainat, BILL or the same viii bs taken
IoI confessed 90 TO thom and cot for hesrinT
o. phIte' and that a copy Of tbi. order De
PsotsnS' once 4 v, ek,, for tour successive
rms I'D Day Of December 1882.
A copy-Altest.
~ t,n,. B. CULLEN. Clerk.
smitn = V'lier, 9 rs for com l%ainant.
~ los III III
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N-On.Isesident Norlcs.

No, l67e-In the chancery Court Of Shelby
County, TIM W d Btal ingS ct al We. Ed
7 appearing from SheriTs return in this
Il cause. that tho defendants, ia es Rainey
and 6eoige Mang ar not to be found In bis
COUNT; It Ia therefore ordered thai thew
make their appear nee herein, at the court
house Of shelby county, In Memphis, Tenn,
on or before toe frat Monday In February,
1883, and plead, answer oftemur 10 cnmplain.
ant bill or thu sameWill be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing OK parte; and
that a copy Of this order DO published once a
lie ledger. Nv
This lth day Of December, 1882.
RI BLACK, Clerk and N astsr.
ByJ N Bradley, d. O. AM.
W Wilkerson and Malone 4 Walton. sols
or compl't 81 9S i0i 1oS
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The Passion Play.
N.N York Herald.

The action Of Mayor Grace in de-
nying a license Tor the performances Of
the so called Passion Play cannot
tail to receive the appreciation of the
better class Of the community. The
seekers after the morbidly sensational
who desired the novelty ola burlesque
0 fsaored things, and whose patronage
was relied upon to secure the financial
success Of this dramatic rehash of the
hottest episodes in the life Of Christ,
will, OF course, cry out against the
Mayors respect for the religious SEN
iment which protested against the
play. All sober minded c~ilizeps,
however, must thoroughly iad5Fse his
views. MIR. Morse and his oo-workers
may think it an edifJiDg and in~struc-
tive sight 10 behold some mercenary
actor elevated upon a cross as no re-.
pe.ts the words Of the dying Savior
and exhibited to the crowd at q dollar
a head, but the social element which
can demand and ebjoy such a spectacle
is, fortunately, in an ininitesimal mi
nority, aud tho Mayor voices the opin-
ion Of The people at large in empbat-
ically refusing the license demanded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
FORTUNES FAVORITEs,
Who They Are, Where They Live,
and to What Lxtsnt she Blsssss
Thsm-The Wonderful Record
Of the Past Year.

A partial list Of the prizes shove one Thou
and Dollars, paid b. the Louisiana esats
Lottery Company during ,hs rear ending
November, iss, together with the names and
addresses given 10 the Company By the hold.
srs, emitting hose who have requested 1t.
Receipts for the smounts are on Gle at the
Offices Of the Company.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

The Pubic LEDGER book bindery
ID Madison street, is in the same build
ing as the newspaper and job printing
est Enlistment; is owned by the same
proprietor; embraces all machines and
material used in a 6rst. class book
bindory, and lie conducted by compe
tent workmen, capable Of executing
work in as gooG and substantial q
style as a be done anywhere.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
Trustees sale.

Under and by virtue OF A trust deed o.,
" tcuted May 10Th, 1891, TO me As trustee
by b. X LemOnds an S, 4 Lemonds. and
duly recorded 10 the keRi tors one OF Tiptoe
county, and state of I nnesses in iced Hoef
No, y, pages 81, 3lS and 319. 10 ecurs a.
Indebtedness Ii, rein set forth l will, IN
Tuesday, JannR,y 10. IS 8,
sell in front Of the | courthouse. in the city Of
Menp. is, Tenn between the hours OF Ii
O. clock q M iand2 O'Clock p.m at public aue-
ton TO the highest bidder, for q sh.tte foilovx
ing prcpeity describe in said Trust Deed 70.
An undivided one half interest In and 10 a
certain tra = or parcel Of land stu .te and
lying in Civil Di triot No 40 Tipto county,
ennes 90, and I US bound d: Beginning at
a stAkein .nderson Ha rs peach orchard in
the south lin Of the Randolph tpWn tract,
thence south ) . . es to a stake. thence . a..
= ard lbI loles TO a stake. tnenc southv ard
p les Ia, q stake, thence east = dly IN
poles, to- white oak with two rdWoo sas-
satrgs. black gun aed ash pointer; thena
north lOpoles, TO n whiteOak wit two nom
lar and I'm pointers; theme % polls 0 a box
alder marted J.. II. p. in the bank Of the
creek, With elm b., box alder and
hornbeam pointers; thence north 28O
poles 70 a. stake in the corner
OF the field with Spanish oak and white oak
pointei 8; thence west 20 poles to the begin
ming, containing Tl2 acres.
Rights Of homestead aud dover expressIr
waived. Title believed 10 be good, bat sen
aud convey ns trustee Only.
~ lis WIG PATfES0V Trustee,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

Fear brings disgrace. bravery
bring. honor. oowardice saves no man
from bis fate says the Calirh Omar:
but DR.. Bnll's Cough Syrup has saved
millions from 40 awful iste.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
Opinion of Eminent d. h. y.

President Maryland Hospital, Baltimore.
- | have used CoLDEE's
LIoUIp BEEF Tonic for more than a
year. 1t combines the virtues Of food
and tonic remarkably, and, | am sat
is6ed, has saved life when any other
medicine would fail (Remember
the nsme. COLnEN's- take no other
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
TnkaE vIl ke az elecli0n Of sch0oI

visitors 10 tue ulueItht virus 70 MOI
row. The Board is not abolished yet,
and the people should take sufficient
interest to 90 to The polls and see that
competent public spirited men are
ohcseh to bee members. We do
no. know Who i running, but presume
cha. some Of the old members can be
induced to serve again and that there
will be sOms printed tickets lying
around at gotingplaces.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
DRAWING OF pRcEMBnn -. lssl.

DRAWING OF DECEMBER 10. 1881.
AZ Askerman. Milford, Del. ..-~~-..-.s20,O 900
Miss Mary ) Bissin. Prospect and Fred.
eriek eta, Wa, hinEton, D O...-..-.. 1000
" Powell. Washing Oh, L. C.......r. 1000
collected & roush J proastt.
FiIenen's ms Co. New orleans, La :e,o.O
W 9 Mcdaniel. TOledAno lt, near St
Cha les y, New Orleans. La..-...... 1000
VIM Pass, 2 2. sarsOn ct, PItt.kurs. Pc 5,,Oo
N WslAers DAnvils, Ya.......... 500
" Il Pvrt.OeA. collected throagh "
Campbell d Co, Bankers, Flor nee,
.'.'...,s..-.-. 1voVo
~, collected throu.h Gso.gs II
Thsard, 2sl no, aIst, New 0rlean .. 1000
L D,Psortsr. 6dEAld Pc. st .Ohn the
Baptist Parish, a............. 1000
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
Wedding aud Party snvItasfony
In the Latest Designs.
Trustees sale OF Eeai Estate.

-
Rl yirtue ola deed Of trust executed 10
~ Anaa kns' hhaupt n Mrs, Sarah 4 AZ
Klnson or her. representatives on the Ist dr.
.io' hneary. ~, recorded 10 book lG2 psss
AlS nag Sters ofice Of 5helb, equity 7 -.
sssst the represent tiv,s OF Mrs. Sarah h.
Alklnson. viii sell for cash at the southwert
cerneLo = Aa n and Madissn streets. Men.
rais. Tim, al 70 o'clock on
sst.rd-y ,. January l3, 1883,
to the highest bidder. the fo,lowj . desc "a
tct Y land; Beng 'ot No 5in the AtSit an
~ ai'iii,n, on which is situated 4 mall
anne hogee cout8inin. three rooms. boapS-
ed as follows; Beginning AT the 'uts-
ga corn r.. 4 Bsc g~alupo's Iot
On mo west .ide Of Lee avenue RUM ne
in noe west 2O ct 0 IN alley; thence souib
~ ! eti i, east go f. I, to Lee ayenue;
thence no ID il3 feet 10 he I eginnine
irity ut red mption : aived in III
trust deed and the tie Is uppo ed b. rond
but we will sell and eUnyery rs tru tees nly.
.,,,. ROBE i 4. YOU'VE.
all3 k1rs A IA s. n. Atkinson.
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RrOwn,r Bronchial rroohes 9,

Coughs and Colds, Il cannot very well
do without them. There is nothing to be
compared with them Rev. 0. ID. Wat
kins, Walton, Ind. Price, % n a
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Executor 5 Notice.

WAS thi, day appointed and ou.lis,a
oentor VI, le A. der Ke AZ a.oa
RifaS W tRke
pecembes 2, 1S62 iA9 hESh.
f'''Sn' MIA Postep, attorneys. 7SiW
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
Throat, BRONCHIAL. and Lung
DiStnAea

a specially. Send two stamps for large
treatise giving self treatment. Ad
dress Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Bufdo. N. Y,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

LADY, render your skin white with
GIenn's SulI.hur Soap.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

Pike TOOthache Drops cure ia
one minute.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

wells Health Remover" restores
health aud vigor, cures Dyspepsia and
Sexual Debility. 81.
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A RACE FO8 a KISS.
How a Honey LGker was Cured
OF Taking Collie Medicine.
Virginia Chronicle.

A butter peddler from Hen Lake
relates with great glee how a neIghber
of his was cured Of too frequently
tipping the GIN bottle. This neighbor
married a young handsome and spirited
LADY, and for a month or two all went
well in the house and about the farm;
then the husbaLd fell back into his
old tricks. The wifs demonstrated
and for a time the husband reformed.
Presently, however, she became salts
fed that the bottle tipping was
again going on, When she spoke to
her husband about the matter, he
sWore that the aroma she detected
was that OF a culic medicine no was
taking, he having developed a most
inlractab'e collie, for the relief OF
which he had brought home and
paradsd a bottle of M dicine.
The wife was confident that there
was kept somewhere about the premi-
ses a considerable store of a very
different kind OF medicine. She kept
her own council, and at the same time
strict watch. la a day or two she dis
covered under a manger 10 the barn the
secret board. She said nothing Of the
discovery to her husband.
Soon after, the husband has business
at a neighbours, some two miles away.
% his return hone he was somewhat
surprised 10 iud a note pinned upon
the front door. Hastily advancing be
read as follow:
Ben = You will fod the key Of the
house where you keep your collie medi.
cise | have taken Kitty and gone
home to my mother. Father aud Bro
Their BIB will come to morrow for the
trunk in which | have packed my
thlngs. NELLIE"
The husband rushed to the barn.
AT glance he saw that Kitty, his wiie's
mare, and the side saddle zero gone,
Darling to the manger he hauled off
his corpuleht detniiohn Of gin, and
suspended from its neck found the key
oil the house.
Securing the key he sent the demi-
lOln WnlLAlng ana Crashing against q
post Of the barn. Bounding forth, he
ran to aud mounted the horse he had
lett standing 10 front OF his house.
Away he dashed. 1t was ten miles
to the house o. has lathsr-in-laW, and
he was determined to overtake his
wife before she could reach it, or kill
the horse in the attempt,
Said the butterman: Nov, | seed
Ben's wife come over the hill, half a
mile south Of my house, on her little
mare, Kitty, and begin to perform
some queer sbolutions. Alter she'd
got over the brow O. the hill she paced
up and down the road tor q time, then
she rid up and looked over the ridge
for a while. After looking a bit she
turned about and rid up aud down the
road a few times, and went up TO the
brow O. the hill again. So she kept
doin', and once or twice she got of
and led Kitty up to the top OF the
hill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

DRAWING oF AUGU,Ts 8, 1852.
; a Burks. LeOlin. Natehitoches Parish
SEseeiins stationl La~..-.....,...- 1900
SWeeBy, DOdd City, Tex, collected
through Fam In county Bank, Bon
nam Le'~-@...~~."..~o........... 1900
John Reed, ia West Washington ST,
Bloominst IN, Ills.-.@....... ..... 2.OOI
Reeve, Lyons, "is....-......... 2ON
F" " HOlloway,7 South 81 st, fay tie,
Daniel Broyi, 1871 South Clark st, Chica-
go, Ills .............. .. 100
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DRAWING OF JAEuARY 10. Is ..

DRAWING OF JANUARY TO- 49,,
JMDayis, Morning Sun Shelby county,
1ehn.....-"....' ..,.-.,.-..-...,.s.. sO.W
Sebastian Lab am, 795 Lar mer 1t.
Denver. cOi..-~..-~....-.~~.-... 1000
True A Heath, 1926 North Main ct. Con
cord. N H.~..~..~.-~...-...~....~.. 500
Paid state NatioaASBank . New W.
Leans, Tor account Of Bank Of Com
merce, Memphis, Tsnn............... $50
L Sanders, &l BroAdw y. New York.. AGO
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