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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11
Union, s. N. Smith; Waggener

Union, s. NJ. Smith; Waggener,
Jacob Roush.
G. Shrewsbury and A. A. Hol-
land ordered to expend $50 in re,
pairing bridges in road precinct
in waggener district over which
&. Shrewsbury Is surveyor.
County levy outside Of incorpo-
rated towns As cents on 800, yalua.
ton, and 30 cents in incorporated
towns: Road levyi Waggener, 10
cents Lewis, 10 centst Robinson,
10 cents; Graham, Is cents; Cooper,
Is cents; Union, 30 cents; Cologne,
80 cents; Arbuckle, Is cents Glen
dinen Is centsj and Hannah; 20
cents.
Mary Short apprenticed to w.
H. Shaw.
oyersesrs Poor ordered to send
paupers to Poor House except in
cases where the law and Court
have otherwise provided.
John R. someryille appointed
Road Surveyor precinct No. 8, Ora.
ham District
A. A, someryille and Others, pc.
tition to change road in precinct
No. 3, Waggener District; change
made in accordance with viewers
report, and Jus. A. Hogg allowed
s5s. andls. r sOmeryiils el75 for
damage.
A voting precinct by name Of
Broad Run School House Precinct,
established in Graham District, on
petition Of Levi Roush and Others.
The valuation Of the following
tracts Of land throughout the coun.
ty, were increased and ordered to.
be placed on the land books, at the
following prices per acre;
RObinson-Wm. Brown, 1902 acres
at $50 per acre. P. C. Eastman 4S
acres at s85; Joshua Fadley 8B5
acres at Sl2; Olivia Hall 1l9 acres
at $50; W. H. Hogg 129 acres at sS5;
J.t. Knight 1S7 acres at $50; Ma.
ria McGuffin 145 acres at s45; c.
Sehon 41S acres at S25; ]. H. John.
son so acres at S95; J. NJ. Long 1888
acres at $40; B. ]. Redmond 2SS
acres at s4S; A. j. Shirley 50 acres
at S3S; ]. W. Windon 104 acres at
s35; ]. H. Windon 81 acres at $3.50;
NJ. j. W. Windon 80 acres ut 1888;
Harriet Windon IS acres at S35; NJ.
Rayburn $50 acres at s35.
LWis-P. C. and W. Eastman 600
acres at S22; &C. Miller 902 acres
at s35; same 800 acres at sS9.
Graham-W. H. Clarke SOC acres
at 1876; john somerville 100 acres
al s45; A. J.Roush 215 acres nj s35.
C0opr-James Ball 1863 acres at
sl2 per acre; Thomas Ball, Jr, 4O2
acres at IS; Robert Conloy 112 acres
at $40; Thomas J, Gibbs 1874 acres
at $40; VIM. Love 304 acres at $1S;
Noah Roush 1l9 acres at $40; j. L.
Rice 1OOacres at IS; Martha j. Rice
80 acres at 10; Henry Weaver $50
acres at Sll.
CIendinen-Chas. T. Beale 1925
acres at s24; James NJ. H. Beale
and others, 267 acres at $50.
Ar6uckle-Sarah E. Morgan 2GO
acres at $40.
Parties feeling oggrieved by the
above order to have q hearing at
the 0ctober term of this Court.
J, P. r. B. Smith and VIM. Smith
appointed a committee to let to
contract the publication Of the
statement Of the receipts and ex.
penditures for the fiscal year end.
ing May 31st 1888, at as low q
price as possible.
James Rayburn, petition to dis.
continue road in Robinson district,
discontinued in accordance with
report
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Married, at New Haven, this
cnuntv We6nnsdov avor;r, Tuno
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for Lijah might hear them, and
place them in the cooler.
SANITARY.
The condition Of our town Is
called to the attention Of our Board
Of Health. The priyy vaults and
hog pens smell rank to heaven
These things should be abated, and
that at once. Attention Is also
called to the privy vault at the
Court House. It's stencil is intoler.
able.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11

Mrs. Waugh, of Cincinnati, il
visiting her brother, John ] Baum
in this place.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11

The town Council ought to pass
an ordinance requiring all beef cat
tie to be taken through the streets
halterod. Friday o beef was driven
over the streets at n violent rate o
speed by men on horseback, endan
gering the lives of children. Il
should not be permitted to Occur
again.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11

The practice of breaking and
training horses upon our streets
should be stopped.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11
Rev. j. NJ. Scot. viii hold 4 Sac

Rev. ]. NJ. Scott viii hold a sac.
ramental meeting in The upper
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath.
Services will commence Friday
night when the pulpit will be 90.
cupied by Rev. Dr. wightmar, Of
the NJ. E. Church, South. All are
cordially invited.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11

We direct attention to tho adj
ver!isoment of Geo. p. Stout, deal
er in farm machinery, Pomeroy, O
Farmers will find it to their adj
vantage to call on him,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11

The grim reaper DEATH ha.
been busy with bis sickle in and
near our neighboring town Of Buf
falo. The life Of Capt. George E.
Allen, Richard King, Mrs. Shank,
wife Of the late Isaac Shank, Mrs.
Lum Irion and Mrs. VIM. Hamb.
rick went out with the fall Of the
June roses. They we're all good
citizens, and will be sadly missed
in their respective spheres, They
went down to death and the bosom
Of mother earth, as calmly and as
conplacently as the cloud shadows
fallupon the bosom Of some sleep.
ing lake. ''Asleepin Jesus, blessed
sleep" May they rest in peace.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11

The number Of land sales adver.
tised in this paper, shows thai
there is scarcity of money in thi,
county. Wefeelsorry for theowner,
whose property has to be sacrificed
to pay their debts. But bushes,
is business, and many men who
loan money, are forced, by a com
binatiqp of circumstances to dc
that which they dislike to do
Very few men take pleasure in sell
ing a mans property, to save theil
claim.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11

Married, AZ New Haven, this
county, Wednesday evening, June
Nth, by Rev. J. L. Hensloy, Mr.. E
II. zerkle to Miss Mary c. Roller.
There were about one hundred
invited guests present, and the
presents to the happy bride were
many and valuable. We did moi
have room to publish the list.-ED
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-07-11

Itmay be along time before
another good opportunity is
afforded to go to Charleston.
SO turn out and go next Sun
day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
THE ASHLAND TRAGEDY.
New Developments in the Gibbons
Family Murder Case, for
Ellis Was Hung by a Mob, and
Neal and Craft are Under
Sentence of Death.

CINCINNATI, June l3. Publication is
made here Of the arrest on Monday after
noont at Columbus, Ohio, of William
Direly, the negro charged with the MUIR
der OF Gibbons children, atAshiand, Ky,
Fannie and Robbie Gibbons and Emma
Cameo were tound dead in a burning
house-the girls had been outraged. Three
men were arrested, George Ellis, William
Neal and Ellis Craft Kills made con-
fession upon which he was convicted and
sentenced TO be hung, but was hung hy a
mob, Neal and Graft were also sentenced
to be hung ard now await the decision of
the Governor, as to-day is the time set for
their execution, The arrest of Direly il
upon long tracing and cireumstantial evil
dence in connection with statements made
by Direly himself as-
Two other men, Dabney Jones and
Reuben Kendall, are implicated by Dire
~, and warrants are out for their arrest.
A shrewd colored detective has been ems
ployed along time in the case, and he
claims having statements from Direly in
the nature of a confession, which are cor
roPorated IN several parts by GircHmstan-
tial evidence. One of these is the finding of
abracelet belonging to one ofthe murdered
girls in the hands of a colortd woman, who
says lshe received it fIom Direly. and
also says he told her of the murder and
that he found the bracelet some money.
and a ring on the floor. He gavethe ring to
another colOred woman, who also made
q sworn statement, saying that Direly told
her 1t belonged TO the murdered lfrl
Direly, at the time of the murder %as
employed in a brick yard neaf Gibbons
house. Dabney Jones was then EMPLOYED
IN Horizons iron works near by, and both
Dlrely and Jones boarded III a shanty
near the river bank With two c6lored
women, one of whom received TIE ring
from Direly almost Immediately after the
Imigsder,a piTely left Ashland and was
Of at Portsmouth, g, and finally traced
to Golumbusf0., where tho arrest was
lhAde, e fHffo 44.ie t.a4 Il. s Il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
FOREIeK AFFAIRS.
Irving Bishop Wins $1,000 BY
Guessing the Number Of a
Bank Note.
Trial Of the Dynamite COnspIr-
RtOrs Resumed--Other
Interesting News.

LONDON, June lS.-Laboucher recent
" challenged Irving Bishop, the thought
reader, 10 tell the number OF bank note
known only TO Laboucher and Firth,
ID. r., the latter to hold the note. La
boucher put up one thousand pounds
against one hundred pounds, 70 be devoted
TO charity. Three thousand persons were
present, but owing 10 disputes concerning
the conditions, neither Laboucher. nor
Firth were present. However. Bishon
guessed the number of the note at The first
attempt and now claims to have won the
thousand pounds. The audience was dis
orderly.
The trial ofthe men concerned in tho
dynamite conspiracy was resumed this
morning. The detectives testified that
Ansbergh, on being apprehended. was
asked to give an account of himself and
was told that if he refused he would have
himself 70 blame for anything which hap
peheu 10 MN. He said he came from
America: Chief Justice Coleridee ex-
pressed the opinion that as the prisoner
was not provided with counsel, no state
ment ELECTED by threat or promise could
be received against him. u.
The balloon in which /. Hoste left Bo-
Iogne Saturday was recovered In the
North sea. g,1 - wy
Truth states that the Queen has recoy-
cred II" m the injury TO her knee. but tho
depression of Her Majesty's spirits i,
however, said to cause some anxiety
owing to the influence on her general
health. 1t is the intention of the Oneen
to leave for Scotland on the both.
CAIRO, June l3,-Muel excitement is
caused here on account ofthe conversion
oil ayoung Mohammedan by theAmerican
missionaries. The Arab fanatics at.
tempted to maltreat the convert hnt
British Consul Mallett protected him. II
is probable he will be sent to Cypress for
safety. 1s'f1 r''S' ~
VIENNA, June 13.-Landslips in Kuez-
urmare, Duehy of Brekomna, caused the
obstruction Of one or two houses.
BERLJN, June l3, -Tobbe convicted Of
numbering and robbing a money letter
carrier in March last, was executed this
morning. r.. ~
ST. PETERSBURG, June l3.-The Czar
mas commuted the death sentences of the
Nlnlllsts Boanovitch, Tealeff and Bont-
sevltch to penal servitude foran indefnifa
period. lie reduced the life sentence of
oteianoyltch to eight years of penal seryi.
Iude, and the, sentences Of the women
L,lsotskaya and Pribyleva to four vear.. YEAR,
also mitigated thesentenees of Grue1bers
Boreisch and Juechkowa. &
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
washington Notes.

: WAsHMgToN, June 18.-The Circuit
Court. declined to dismiss the order re-
straining Mrs. Mason, wife of Sergeant
Mason, from withdrawing her money
from the bankuntils she has paid Attorney
Bigelow his expenses and a reasonable
compensation, to be agreed upon between
the parties, fG1..l ,.f -. 'f;'
The order suspendlng Gaten r. Green.
Jackson, Tenn, from practice before the
Treasury Department has been reseinded.
The War Department this morning re-
ceived General Crooks report of his
onerations in Mexico. 1t confirms the
Western Associated Press dispatches.
Congress having reduced the apnpuria-
tiops iar the asGal year, the Immediate
di'oontinuanoe Of the following named
stations is made necessary and ordered;
Eagle Pass, Texas; Eagle Rock, Idaho;
iheogh Fort, Montana; Missoula Fort,
Montana; Pioche, Nevada; Pienta Passa
Fla Rochester, N Y; San Antonio. Tex.
Sante Fe, N M Springfield, Mo;
Tucson, Arizona; Yisalia. Cal: Wasba-
kle, Fort Wyoming; Wennemuccac Ne
yada, SandBsky, Ohio, IS re-established
rs Q station OF the lrst-class.
IAe following named stations of the
thlrd~elass viii hereafter be maintained as
stations of the first class. Custer Fort,
MontanG Mo Grando City, Texas. 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

SOME of the Tennessee papers have
determined that N lssisslppi shall have
an extra session Of the Legislature.
As it is onlys few months until the
regular session, we have determined
the Memphis papers shall wait until
then. -Vicksburg Herald. o1
Really now we suppose the people Of
Mississippi know, or ought to know
what they vsRt. The LEDGER,
for one, is not excited over the
matter, although Memphis naturally
has a friendly as well as commercial
interest in the Mississippi levee ques
ton. Perhaps ii the river ran the
other wy the Vieksburg papers
would be advising the Governor
Of Tennessee to call an extra session
Of the Legislature to harmonize levee
interests and incorporate the whole Of
the West Tennessee river front into
one leyds district but ss the river
continues to run down Hand the
trade of the delta mostly up bill, we
cannot hplp taking some interest in the
welfare Of a people who are among the
best customers end friends pt Mem
phis, nr } S'aN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
sUPaEmE COURT.
Cases Decided-GarVin VS.. state
Held Up till next Term for
t ke-Argument.
Special to the Ledger.

Jackson, June ls.-Pltts VS. State,
Sturm VS. Paine, Oliver & Finnie VS. Athy,
Murray vs. State, Brokerage Association
VS. Cullen, clerk; State VS. Norment, Nor
rs VS. Neville. Gas Company VS. Taxing
District, affirmed. laa llna lt ID
Taylor VS. French, Apperson VS. Patter-
son, Chevot VS. Joiner, Smith VS. Smith,
Taylor VS. NJ err Co, Mariana VS.
Canale, swink vs. French, reversed.
Nutall VS. Spencer, attorneys fees
allowed. io-.4lt.f
stillman VS. Ftanklsnd, motion refused.
9 kaufman VS. Sharp, petition to rehear
dismissed. ii ~ usG axe Isi..
johnson VS. Evans, motion to set aside
revisor refused. 4si9DrfE
Garvin VS. State, involving constitu-
tionalty Of the gambling act, held up till
next term for re-Mgument.
Morgan VS. Merchants Bank, under ad-
visement. ntasos nff Errt.. b.,
Vance vs. Porter, romahded to docket
for argument Y.if4i1 i d9l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

THE suggestion first made public
through these columns, to place a
monument over the grave of the late
james Kirkland, meets with general
favor, especially at the hands of mu-
steal and church people. 1t seems to
DO understood and arranged now that
an entertainment will be given to raise
funds for that purpose, at Estival
Park, about the 22d of July, under
the auspices Of the Chickasaw Guards,
Of which company Mr.. kirkland wa, a
member, The movement is in good
hands, We tako Il, sRd will be literally
supported by the general public. The
details, when fully agreed upon, will
be duly made public. 1t is understood
that the leading musicians of the city
have expressed their willingness to
take part in the entertainment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

A SPECIAL dispatch resolved from
Jackson to day announces that the
glmbling case has been continued by
the Supreme Court until April next.
vhcS further argument will be heard.
ItBss expected tkat the court you'd
rsnder ia decision tomorrow,
as it was 50 announced at
the close Of the argument last ever :
llg,and that the defendant Garvin was
present, and would remain to hear the
decision. The opinion Of the Court
is evidently divided on the question,
as it was this morning re-opened Tor
further argument as announced. The
defendant renewed his bond and was
released. 1lf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

POSTMASTER General Gresham has
heartlessly ordered that his subOrdi
mates at various cross roads postcffices
should not appropriate such newspa-
perS passing through the mails as may
suit their fancy, What, then, is the
use, and wherein lies the pleasure of
being country postmaster But the
public servants of this class have some
reserved rights left, with which no
P. M. G. can interfere: they can read
postal cards and unsealed letters. all
the same. lr n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

THE people of New York are
fleeing from the heat of the city
to Coney Island and other resorts.
Really we pity those people, They
are compelled to fee from their
homes every summer as a matter Of
real necessity, while here in Memphis
we can remain at home comfortably all
the year round. ro, af a.rd,,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

The portraits on the new postage
stamps are as follows; / cent, Frank
lin; 2 cent, Jackson; 3 cent, Washing
ton; 5 cent, Taylor (old) and Garfield
(new); 6 cent, Lincoln; Z cent, Stan
ton; 10 cent, Jefferson; IL cent, Clay;
10 cent, Webster; "a cent, Scott; 30
cent, hamilton; 90 cent, Perry. The
81 stamp will probably take on Major
Nettleton.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

New York people have thus far
contributed about $4,000 toward
paying fora pedestal for BarthOldi's
statue, aud the work of digging out a
foundation has been begun on Bed.
lows islana. Still, this is not half
the money actually needed. The
committee in charge will take the
chances, and 60 ahead on a credit.
If Barnum could only find house or
make tent big enough to hold the
statue, he could soon raise the money
BY showing it at % cents head. N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

TIE report of yellow fever at Vera
Cruz is quite sensational and yet lacks
the essential element Of detail. Ifthere
is anything of it further particulars
will soon come to hand, and the Ma
riRe Hospital Service will be expect
ed to take necessary precautions at
ooca 1893 fauitd Ifo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
Baptist TrnnhIas

= PEl'TsHpRG, Jgna lS,-Ths CbFoniSIe,s :
HkS9nnellsyille (Pa.l special saws The
n a44onnogngahela Association of the BAPTIST
church met last evening, and after HEARING
tne chiarges against the Rev. r. G. Nor
gan, alleging malicious and general lying
ana rendering the church into two nSrti99s,
61y unjust and unscriptual ruling and in
ueeorous and grossly immoral conduct
unanlmous y sustained the charges and
fhHFcb, "''' WY HSR''s'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
AN IMPERIAL GIFT.
Admiral Baldwin Receives a
snufFbOx from the Empe.
FOr of Russia,

Moscow, June 10.-Minister Hunt
and Admiral Baldwin have received
to-day the large gold medal commem.
erative Of the coronation. Admiral
Baldwin has received a gold snuffbox
with portrait of the Gar act in bril-.
liants, to mark the Cars personal
apnreoiatiOn Of the courtesy Of the
Bnited States in sending a special
naval mission to Moscow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

IT is highly probable, says the
Vicksburg Post, that on the compile.
tion of the Louisville, New Orleans
and Texas railroad from New Orleans
to Memphis, mails which now go by
boat will be sent entirely by the new
railroad, and that postofices on the
river will be supplied by side lines
from the main road, thus giving to
all points quicker mails than they now
eniov fnsHt o. -..sta
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
The Weather.

, lWAsHIEgToN, Dune Ia Indicati ns
for the South Atlantic States Local rains
followed by slightly cooler and partly
cl!opqy ,YeatheT eopthWest TO northwest
WINDS ana stationary or Slight rise in ba-
rometbr. y 9as 1oi iq. nl1f0T
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley Local rains followed by
partly clopdy weather. variable winds.
shifting 70. north and west except in the
West Gulf States, where the winds will
le floin iortheasl 10 soGtDoasf Win M.
tionaty OF lnwer tenlpefdt,lrg hnd g16eR-
allyhiglier barometer lDiild T'NS1r nI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
River TeIegr,a,,nss-

LoUTsyILLE, June l3.-Riyer on a
stand now 9 feet 6 inches in the capsI
eRidd z feet 9 inches in the chnte ON 'H, tHa,
hhlls, h1 business dull; weather cloudy and
,,,.' ,E.y',4iSsEILIE June l9-No arrivals
Meatheeg. ploNdP and cooler wind nortb.
falling, ' anu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
The Jury Report 10 Judge IVyIie
fOrInstructiOns on Certain
i3a aa Points of Law.

WAsHINGToN, June l3.-In obedience
to directions from Judge Wylie the Star
Route Jury came into Court at 1895 this
morning to receive instructions on points
Of law. Juror Vernon, who was sick
during the night, fell on the floor in a it;
he is. now under. the care of physician.
The remaining jurors have returned to
their rooms,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
DeeIsion In a 1CeIebrated Case.

HARRIsoNBuRG, VA, June 1S-,Judge
Newman, Of tho Circuit Court delivered
pa lgMhiqn ~ tie celebrated Hall Min
Case ilyolylng a title 10 SiO00tO WORTH Of
property N The corporate limits Uf Har-
ffisonppfg- The decision gives the Hall
hers only about 5000, or one-seventeepth
interest in the disputed property without
improvements An appeal will fbe taken,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
Flour Mill aud Elevator ;i;i1-lIISI lIISI1r5s;l

MINEEAroLIs, June IS. The Tribune,s
Sunk Center special SAYS The Iarge fIonr9 1
ing mill OF Harmon u Holmes, together
with the elevator adjoining, was burned
to-day; loss about 10000 and insured for
$500 The mill caught from the sparks
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13

THE Nashville World of the 18th
publishes a list Of the convicts re-
leased BY Governor Hawkins during
the last five months Of his term-sO
in number.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
Clerks BulIdlnu and SaXinna Asa,n

VHK regular monthly meeting Of This
June 10. 1883. at the office AZ the Secretary
No; 26i Second, corner Of Court street, al 7%
o'clock, pm. Fines viii be rigidly enforced II
dues and Interest are not punctually paid,
The Association will loan $4,000 at this
By order of the Board.
1898 P, B. JONEs gs.,v
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
A CIncInnati FnlIn,o

,CNoIENATI, June 1S-The Cincinnati
shoe Manufacturing Company, II. Ii.
Eekelmap President, has assigned 10
samNel Fritz. No statement Of assets or w
liabilities was made, but an estimate
places the liabilities at $4,000 due mostly
to Standardization. The assets are re-
garded as sufficient TO pay all debts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
MECHANICS

pEGULAR monthly eetingWEDNESDAY
III evening, June IS. at ~ o'clock. Dues and
interest may he paid to 2 B ones, 264 Second
street. duriRg business hours. 1-0N :,
$50 q. V. .RAMBAUT, President.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
DIED.

.NORWOOD-This msrning at 8 o'clock,
MARION A., infant son OF S. M and nj, j.
Norwood, aged seven months and ten days.
Funeral from residence, II WINCHESTER
avenue. will be announced in me, Rine papers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
For Sale az . Bargain.

My Stea@ Saw and Grist Mill.
A LS0 SO,OoO or 5000 feet of cypress and
"A poplar lumber, about 40OO feet walnut
and ash, all well seasoned. WIN, If desired
by purchaser, sell the laAd-ll% aores-on.
which the mill is lOeated 8 good houses
rooms each, entirely above OysThoW.r This
river, Upton county. Tenn. Can aiwavs bnS
timher delivered at the mill far below Men,'
This prices Can ship all lumber either nm .,
down the river nom mill yard, making tbi.
the most desirable location for a lsawmill In
the county. Reason for selling, / know
81 lN WM WILLIAM, Rand sjeh - i.