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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09
someIhIng Was Done.

wall street News.
In the last day Of the war. A citizen
Of Indiana made his way to Boston
and had an interview with a former
acquaintance, who had left his Hoosier
home for the Hub" aud got rich.
Daniel, the war is coming 10 a
close, and | haven't made a dollar
out Of IL.
rs that possible2 Didn't you have
any scrub hogs or lean cattle to sell?o
ono"
mo baled hay for the army2"
Not pound"
Cant you get a contract for sup
plying the army with something or
otherP"
II don't think So
"Got farm, haven't your"
"Yes, but it's almost all lake"
Lake, Hurrahl You're saved
Never mind an army contract Come
with me TO a map publisher, and be.
fore twenty four hours have passed
away We shall have organized the
Great Inland Navigation Company,
elect you as president, and ! will have
the stock on the markell All we
want Is a map Of the lake and a cut
Of a steamboat going fourteen miles
an hour SAyed-savedl Where's
my hat2'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

A FINE harness horse, suitable for lady
"A 70 drive Apply At 2s7 Main street, base
meat. 5Tf
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.


9S RkWARp for the return Of one small
Oh red and white coz with hole in one ear
and crop on the ether ear. small horns ano
turn IN. Harris On Broadway. or at L NJ
Dean. Dean avenue. 2s88
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Fresh oysters at Clements.
Real French corsets-Lange's.
AnchOvis in oil, at Carson & Paine's.
Clipped beef, j. P. Carey & Co.
Choice Malaga Craps, at Carson &
Paine's.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Pebble speotacles and fine window
shades at Il. Wright's, 800 Main.
Buy heating stoves Of A. Kohlbry
q Co., 80 Main. Cheapest place in the
city.
New self rising buckwheat, at Car
son q Paine's.
Smoke lngomar, 3 for 25c, a genuine
Key West cigar. Bergman Il Wap,
enor, sole agents, 285 Main.
Grated Parmasan cheese for maca.
roni, at Carson 4 Paine's, 1865 Main
street.
Pure pork sausage, Wiener wurst
squirrels and choice fresh meats al
Seessels market, 33l Main street
Leave orders for prompt delivery.
hGinger tablets, at Carson & Paipe's
$50 Main street.
lied snappers, Mackinaw trout. Lake
Erie salmon and fresh meats of all
kinds can be had at Victor D. Fu,i 4
market, 80 aud Il jefferson.
a fresh arrival Of things ourious
and rare, at Carson Il Paine grocery
800 Main street.
Only three more days before the
drawing Of the Little Havana Lottery
All spectators IN futures should tTy
their luck in the wheel Of fortune.
IL. g. Getehell & Co., the music
dealers on Union street, were not
damaged by fire and are ready he wal,
on their customers to-day as usual.
For a while last nightit was thought
Getehell 4 Go. 5 music store would be-
destroyed, but they are still in The
tlng tosday and have on hand a yerv
large stock OF goods 10 their line.
A man enjoying the ease and com
tort Afforded by a rocking chair az The
hre last night, relieved his tired pedal
extremitles by removing a pair Of tipht
shoes. The crowd gave him wide
Mr.. Edwin Harley, Of Haverly's
pinstrels, has been requested by the
Jeans Senators to repeat his song,
My Loves Rover" at the perform
ance tonight This is fine compli.
ment to fine artist.
Mr.. Isaac II. Lanier, prominent
and popular young planter and busi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

ONE horse, wagon and harness, almost
y new. Apply " r. O'NElL,
~ ~ No. 70 Main street,
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Had no insurance. The most Of his
goods, collins, etc were ,rried across
the street and saved. He occupied
3il Second street, and next south Of
the corner of Union. His loss Is
about $1,000.
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ness man Of Mississippi county, Ark,
and Miss Ellen q. Cooper. Of Csple-
Vile, Tenn, will be married by Rev.
Or, Richardson at the Brick church
in Chelsea at half past eight o'clock
this evening. No cards. The happy
and worthy young couple have hosts
OF teiends TO tender good wishes for
their happiness and prosperity. The
groom is a nephew Of Mr.. Felix
Lanier, Of this city.
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Golden hair fluid at Mrs. McAnally's
kalssmining, wall tinting and whit
eniog by A. Mcneil, 25l Third st.
House painting, decorating and ma.
pering by 4. A. Rodwell, 8 Jefferson.
Drs. Nv. and R. NJ. Buddeke have
removed Office and residence to No.S7
Madison street.
t. D, Radcliffe, Alabama. and P,
Dunn and family, Arkansaw. are stop.
ping at the Peabody Hotel.
Hirsch, Schwab & Co.. sc Beal,
have opened frst-olass boot and shoe
store, and are selling goods at rock
bottom prices.
Several gentlemen suffered the loss
OF their hats by falling cinders at the
fire last night. They secured new
ones at once of Y. A. Wright & Co.,
under the Peabody Hotel.
Mr.. Louis Kahn, of Kahn & Fret.
berg, returned last night from New
York, after an absence Of six weeks
lie attended the sale of million dollar
broadway dry goods FIRE and bought a
large sto * Of 6ue goods, which are
only slightly wet. These goods EN-.
brace silks, satins, plushes, cachemere
brocades, etc, etc, and will, on their
arrival, be offered by the firm at the
price OF common goods. Great bar,
gains can be lad of Kahn & Freiberg
Clothing for the million 10 sui,
everybody. Golden Eagle One
Price Clothing HOuse
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Ancient Order United wOrkmer
Nashville World, 7.

nashville World, Z.
The September number Of the Ohio
journal, published at Cleveland, o..
contains an excellent cut of j. j. Up
church, the founder Of the A. 0. U.
W., and also a short biographical
sketch Of him, which is highly inter.
esting to the members of the order.
He was born March 26, 1920, in
Franklin county, N. Q. His father
was killed when he was four and
half years old, and his mother had to
resort to the needle to support herself
and her four children, two boys and
two girls. When he was nine years
old he went to live with his grand
father. He moved to Meadville, Pa,
in 1866, and on October 20, 1868, he
organized at this place Jefferson
Lodge, No. /, A 0. U. w., with
fourteen charter members, which was
the beginning Of this great beneficiary
order, numbering 1851 members.
Of the professions aud business reps
resented in the Supreme Lodge at its
last session there we're eighteen law
yers, eleven merchants, eight physi
clans, seven journalists, four clergi-
men, five manufacturers, FIVE holding
government Offices, three real estate
brokers, two farmers, one public
school inspector, one cotton broker,
one inspector Of steamboats, and four
bankers.
The Grand Lodge Of Nevada, hay
ing attained a membership Of 2053, on
the 18th OF August 1888, was set
apart as a separate Jurisdiction in the
management Of the beneficiary fund.
Edge6eld Lodge, this city, is re
ceiving more new petitions at present
than any lodge IN the State.
There sT5 tw5niy-iout lodges in
Philadelphia, Pa, with membership
Of 1000.
We are pleased to note a decided
improvement in the condition OF
Grand Recorder Thomas H. Everett.
He is not able, however, to leave the
house, but is none the less so much
better as to attend to little business
at home.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HAvERLEY's BIG SHOWS.

Hayerley's Ministries received a
splendid and merited patronage last
night The house was crowded and
many were unable to obtain seats
The entertainment is of the highest
possible order Of minstielsy, and the
immense audience became almost af.
tileted with throat disease by reason
OF laughing at the fresh, crisp Jokes
and general fun on the stage. Jim
johnson and Billy Richardson were
particularly bright, while all the per-
formers are excellent in their various
capacities.
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All Of ihe very latest in sty les
anu designs at the Golden Eagle
One Price Clothing House, /
The largest stock in ,be civ.

My stock is now complete in all lie
branches, from the old grandpa's hat to the
little prattling babys, in all colors. styles.
shapes in felt, cloth, silk, plush and other
materials, also full line OF ohildren's tur-
bans and caps, the incest goods chat were
ever brought to Memphis The ladies are
most respectfully requested 10 examine
our line OF ehildren's and boys hats. We
8ye either Mrs, Langtry's or full set of
picture cards with each purchase.
MARTIN Cohen, the Halter,
50 2l9 Main street.
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The PUBLIC LhDoER job printing
aud blank book manufacturing estab
lishment, ID Madison street, Memphis,
Tenn, is prepared 10 execute every
kind Of work in their line 10 superior
style and at low prices. /
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Mr., Oampbell Wallaoe's ,nsnr,

The building belonging to Mr:Camp
bell Wallace, Of Atlanta, Ca, was the
southeast corner Of the opera house,
situated next to to the alley, running
90 { south side ofthe whole building
is considerable, and perhaps fully as
much as the insurance foots up.
The Wallace building was occupied
on the lower floors by the Memphis
Manufacturing Company, Of which
George T. BAssett is Secretary. Their
stock is valued at $500, but a large
share OF it was removed in safety and
their loss is fully covered by policy
Of $1,000 in the Planters, Of Memphis
The. same company occupied 347 Sec.
cond, which was a part Of the Green,
law house proper and the goods stored
there were mostly saved.
The upper floors Of the Wallace
building was occupied by six colored
associations, including the Scott and
Sanoner Young Mems Band. the
Fountain Of Oak Lodge, the Silver
Showers, the King Solomon Temple.
the Queen Esther Society, and the
hall OF X X. Church. Being chiefly
secret orders, the loss is mainly in fur,
nlture aud paraphernalia, and while
not very heavy, can only be guessed at
MRS. GEORGE B. PETERS PROPERTY.
Bluh City, Of Memph .....s2sOO
KaumIEH.
Total,...........,.,.................... $1,000
The property belonging to Mrs. Pc.
tiers was the corner Of Union and
Second streets, formerly known as
a club hall and recently
as the Mozart Hall being occupied
up stairs by the Mozart Musical Soci
ETY. The lower or ground floor was a
part Of Cole 4 Co.. quarters and was
full Of material, chiefly finished wood
work, such as doors, blinds, etc.
The Mozarts had $1,000 insurance, Of
which 5000 was on their fine piano and
the remainder on furniture and fix.
lures. They lose considerably, as over
800 OF their chairs we're destroyed, and
the two pianos and organ we're worth
about $500. The insurance is laid in
Marx q Bensdorf's agency. The So
ciety have moved over II. G. Getchells
music store, aud feel much Obliged 10
that gentleman for the courtesies he
has extended, A meeting will be held
tonight. The Mozarts might have
saved their pianos and furniture, bl I
were assured there was no danger tf
It being lost, until ii was too late 20
save anything.
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKEN,
Had no insurance. The most Of his
goods, collins, etc were c,rried across
the street and saved. He occupied
al Second street, and next south Of
the corner Of Union. His loss is
about $1,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

For the next 10 days we will sell at A
t6ig sacrifice the stock Of trunks damaged
by the recent fire on Main street Call
and examine at 80 Monroe street.
s. LEVY.
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Gets or Light

MAouAIs, Me-, October 9.-In the
case Of Herbert Eaton, on trial for
killing Samuel Kelly. jr, last March
Judge Daniorl imposed fine Of $1,000
and costs.
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INSURANCE ON COLE q 90

The total loss far exceeds the above
as the stock on hand was heavy, and
Mr.. Cole says that he would not have
taken $4,000 and the insurance to,
gather and have it occur, if he had
choice about it. The firm received
several carloads Of glass on yesterday
and some $4,000 worth Of fresh goods
had been received within the last ten
DAYS.
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GREENLAw opERAuousE.

The Greenlaw 0perahouse belonged
jointly to the estate Of the late j. o.
Greenlaw and to the Peoples Insur>
ance Company, and its real value
can hardly be estimated,
thought it would be safe to place it at
$4,000. Of the foregoing insurance,
$3.50 10 the Vanderbilt was on furni>
ture within the theatre, and it was all
tho insurance on this feature of the
establishment.
Mr. nnmnhnll Wnllnnnln ,.a..-..
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Excursion 70 LoulnYIIle.

Grand excursion to Southern Expo.
sitlon by the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, Thursday, October 18th. AT
100 pm. Tickets good for ten DAYS
from date. Round trip rate s.. Get
your tickets at the Office, 287 Main
street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

school suits In every stIIe nj
the most reasonable prices.
Golden Eagle Que Price CIoIhine
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LOOK our FOR FnAUns,

The genuine Trough on Corns" is
made only by II. s. Wells (Proprie-
tor Of Rough on Rats" and has
lSughing face Of a man on labels. loo
aud Zoo, Bottles,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

Large and fresh lots OfNOrfOtIS,
LynnbaVen Bay and York river
oysters received daily az New
ers', No. 30 Monroe streeI. and
served In the choicest manner.
an
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

The most extensive, fashion.
aDle aud handsOmest stock Of
rendy-made garments az the
SoIden Eagle One Price Clothing
uOuhes
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

Large and fresh IOts Of Norfolk,
LynnhaVen Bay and York river
oysters, received daily at NIeV.
era. No. b Monroe street. ana
served In the choicest manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

Lsrge and fresh 1Ot Of Norfolk,
lynnhaven bay and York river
Oysters, received daily at Mey-
erH' No j0 Monroe street, and
served In the choicest manner.
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@ROuGn ON RATS.

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks,
gophers. l5c. Druggists.
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The y z X gains constantly in favor,
because II gives thorough satisfaction
when tried. 40H Monroe street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

Saratoga Vichy Water on
draught AT Albans, 3SI Main
street. "a
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Trunks slightly damaged will be sold
at a sacrifice, for 10 days only, at 80 Mon
roe street. N LEVY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

SOUTHAMPTON, October 9.-Stcam-
ship Maine, from New York, arrived
out.
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Oysters! Oys,ersi
KIVAIVPa

In large supply received daily at Glenn
ents market So Beal. Wholesale as we'll
AS retail trade solicited ald satisfaction
guaranteed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

The best Soda WG;eF In the
city AT Adams, ssI Main street.
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To make room for new supply trunks
only slightly damaged will be sold at a
sacrifice. Call and examine at 80 Monroe
street. s. LEVY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

The most reasonable place 10
buy your clothing IN the Golden
Eagle One Price Clothing House.
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NOTICE.!

Our damaged goods from the great fire
will be open in day or two. Pushes,
Cachemires, Silks, ETC., will be sold for
thepneeof common dress goods. Also Sus-
penders, Drawers Unlaundried Shirts, etc.
KAHN a, pDrUurnC
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No Damage from Fire
AT
|, Goldsmith & Bros.

Through the heroic efforts Of our
noble fire laddies our business house
has been saved, and we are in the field
now as before with frst-class stock
Of The hnst ~
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shrewsbury aud Saddle Rock
oysters received daily at
FellN fFansiOla's,
No. 202 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

Everybody acknOwled ges that
McNa1Iy a. IjdweII sell boots
and shoes at price lower than
the lowest.
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Try The Soda Water al Adams.
next door 20 uenkens. "a


Slightly damaged trunks to be sold ut a
sacrifice. Call at 80 Monroe street.
S. LEVY.
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Just received a fine line NJ
elergym mems coats at the Golden
Eagle One Price Clothing House?
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John WALSH, UNDERTAKER
Sli second street,
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ron RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS at go Main street.
NJ ICE brick residence on Hernando road
~ near Selma X. X. track.
Residence, with 3 acre land, McLemore
avenue. near State Female College. Apply 10
N l. seldom. Isl Main street. 28l
w A. wHEATLEY,
W. &l Main street, Near Madison
RESIDENCES FOR RENT,
ls9 Third, corner Washington, brick,
20 Poplar, cottage, frame,
nice cottages az RidseWay station,
hiehardson residence and grounds, furnish
cd, Bass avenue
Nice residence, Carroll ave, near Maeeyney
5Ot Adams, second floor. part house,
Also rooms and flats over stores,
90 Firth street, cottage, Fort Pickering,
go STORES.
" second,eor Washington, store and rooms
s 5S second under Greeenlaw Operahouse,
Madison street cotton shed,
~ beal, shop and rooms,
? " corner beal and DeSoto. store. 2384
HOUSE ls5 Carroll avenue; rooms with
IL bath room; all 10 good repair.
Ed STACK. ~ Adams street.
SIORE No. }5i Second street, formerly oo-
~ eupied b. Plain a Co. Apply 70
II Moore 4 Hogan, 1856 Second st.
| 0FfIoEs. rooms and stores, corner Second
" and Monroe Myers a sneod. 1871
| ARGE, hrst-class cotton warehouse.
- - --Alss9oi........-.-----.J: W. PATRICK.
..-E FOR SALE.
A GOOD farm mule. Apply to sam II
- toward, adjoining Esliyal Park. IS 81
SIX dray mules, at Valley OH Mills, corner
- llden and Tennessee streets. 80 g6
Two Hundred Cords OAK and Hickory
1 wook. Apply o. Wsrhim House. 81
A SMALL stock Of Confectionaries and
n uroceries, with fixtures, at one Of tbe
neatest and beststands on Beal street
.. Apply al u Beal Street.
| TWO building lots in Fort Pickering VeTv
4 cheap. 92. N. Il. CONAWAl, US Main
| A flhsI, class, second hand piano, in per-
"A feet order. kranische a bach, makers
II. Beftschy, 200 main street, at
I0NE horse, wagon and barnes, almost
" new. Apply u IT. ONEiL,
2J5i No. 70 Main street.
EONLkkD spring wagon, Woodruff a OH
" yer make; also harness and light cart.
/ nenrly new, cheap. ] X pcndergrast. corner
Main ana South streets. 2sS
A FINE harness horse, suitable for lady
"A 70 drive Apply At PSI Main street, base
meat. ht
lone 10 acres good land near city, also cot
" tege IN city. lac A Chase, go Front. 26i
II OI5 !, 2, 3, 4, 8, Is, Is aud N, Block s. cor.
Il - ,ner ueorgia ana Second streets. Forl
flckering. Apply TO W a WHEAILRY b
( lO1TAgE-One Of the incest In so1,b
~ Memphis. Lot sOxl5O. NJ Z Copaway
U.s. Main. N
A BUTT0Nn0LE machine with all Il,
~ appurtenanoes, X Bertschy, ~ Main 4
CANARY SEED Three pounds for twenty
~ 1--WE cents. ULLA1HOkNE's seed store
~ Main street. ISL
A VERY fine, second. hand, transit for sale
/ "A the property Of Tho late NJ B Moon
Apply at rs Main stielN
b II hUMPnRk S.sCiyil Engineer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

The finest line Of cIOthing for
men, youths. boys and children
can BE- found at Golden Eagle
One Price Clothing House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-09

Clothing for the million 10 suit
everyday. Golden Eagle One
Price Clothing House.
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BUILDIN0 NO. 81 UNION STRICT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-20
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Nov. 27, 1SS3-Jno. L. Lominick to
Jno. E. Lominick, Jr., 81 acres in No.
II Township, $3.50.
Josephine Boozer to ". 2.
Johnson, so acres in No, 6 Township,
$500.
Nov. 6. lS83-Wm. N. Werts and
others to James ". Werts, 90 1-G acres
in No. Township, s175.
Nov. 81, 1SS3-John E. Lominick to
W. w. Lominick, so acres in No. II
Township, $3.50.
Nov. Is, lsS3-Wm. B. Oxner, ex'or.
to Susannah n. OXner, 1876 acres in
y. Township, 81, 200.
Nov. u, 1SS3-W. T. Dennis to j.
N. Taylor, 95 acres in No. 9 Township,
$1,000.
Nov. ), 1SS3-Jas. H. Aull and others
to George P. Boozer, 23S acres in No.
Township, $1,100.
Nov. 8, 1SS3-Executors OF Julius
B. Smith to Elizabeth Fallaw, 2 acres
in No. Township, s240.
Dec. Z, 1SS3-Silas Johnstone, Mas
ter, to D. G. Dorroh, 20 acres in No. 6
Township, s240.
Oct. %, 1Ss3-Elizabeth Fallaw to
Brancie Holman, 2 acres in No. l
Township, 5000.
Dec. 6, lSS3-Sue E. Hunter to Jas.
Mcintosh, 81 acres in No. Township.
s272.
Silas Johnstone, Master, to F. H.
Dominick. "a acres in No. 5Township,
$3.50.
Silas Johnstone, Master, to F. H.
Dominick, 130 acres in No. Town.
ship; s720.
Oct. 80, 1SS3-Amos. X. and Clar-
ence E. Clark to Jno. N. Clark's Sons,
800 acres in No. Z Township.
Dec. l, 1SS3-Robt. F. Phifer and
Sallie w. Williamson, to David r.
Phifer, 265 acres in No. 4 Township,
$2O-and one lot in No. 1; $50.
Dec Z, 1SS3-John 2. Sloan to Caro-
line L. Sloan, 35 acres in No. Town
ship; s1,l70.
Jan. 25, lSS3-P. B. Sigh to Enoree
T. Suber, interest, in 102 acres, in No
2. Township; $7S3.l5.
Dec. II, lSS3-Thomas II. Crooks
to Ann E. Crooks, interest in 12S
acres; $500.
Feb. 8, 1SS2-Henry Gallman to An
gle Gallman, l 2-5 acres in No. 10
Township; s22.
Feb. 2, lSS2-George Gallman to
Annie Gallman, acres in No. IL
Township; $40.
Dec. 10, 1SS3-Silas Johnstone, Mas
ter, to Henry Koch, 112 acres in No.
II Township; 5000.
Nov. 10, lSS3-Catherine W. Hardy
to G.. A. Hardy 81 acres in No. 3Town-
ship; love and affection.
Nov. II, 1SS3-Catheeine W. Harday
to w. D. Hardy, 81 45-10O acres in
No 8 Township; love and affection:
Catherine W. Hardy to w. D. Har-
div $50 acres, in No. 3 Township.
Nov. II, lSS3-Catherine W. Hardy
to George E. Hardy, IS acres in No. 8
Township.
Nov. 3, lS79-Exo'r. OF J. B. Smith
to N. L. Brown 53.l00 acres in No. l
Township; $500.
Dec. II, 1SS3-Henry Koon to George
A. SetSier, l12 acres in No. II, Town
ship; s377,75.
Dec. 4, 1SS3-Howard and Maria
Brown to J. A. Crotwell. 53-100 acres
in No. /, Township; $50.
Dec. II, 1SS3-J. B. Fellers, Probate
Judge, to Robt. H. Wright, 2 lots III
No. 1, Township; $455.
Dec. 3, 1SS3-Silas Johnstone, Mas
ter, to NJ. A. Carlisle, acre in No. l,
Township, S2,350.
lSS3--James A. Riser to Jno. D.
Shealy, 36 J acres in No. 10, Town
ship; 1868.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-12-20
The MOUNTAIN LABORED.

And a mouse is born. The po.
litical farce entitled Melton and
Speer or neutrality-suspicious.
collapsed is the act OF bringing up
the case of McGill and Heron, of
Fairfield on the 18th. Uncle Sans
house supposed to be infested with
rats has been ransacked by his
henchmen and a poor little mouse
only has been discovered. Really
this is the best play of the season,
and no honest South Carolinian
but is satisfied with the result.
Exeunt Melton and Speer and may
the d 90 with you.