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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

At tie close of the Sacramento County
Teachers Institute Professor Hyde read the
following preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme Ruler of
the universe in His inscrutable wisdom to take from
our midst, in the full vigor OF manhood and in the
zenith of his usefulness co-educatOr, Professor
krke Brier, who for many years served with
marked distinction the cause of education in this
State and whose brilliant and exact scholarship
ornament to the institutions Of leaning Of this
city and county therefore, he it
ResOlred, That in the death Of our fellow-aborer
this community has lost an able and honored Citi-
zen, bis many friends a genial and sympathizng
gentleman, and the cause of education stauch and
mastery advocate.
ResOlred, That we tender to his stricken family,
in this their hour Of affection, our sincere condo
lence and commend them to His care whose de-
crees Just and whose dispeL sations and chastse
ments are tempered with mercy.
ResOLUed, That these resolutions be entered on the
minutes Of this Institute, and an engrossed copy
thereof be presented to the bereayed family Of the
deceased.
Resotred, That the cordial thanks Of this convo-
cation are hereby given to Professor A. L. Mann, of
San Francisco for his pleasantly interesting nstruc
tive and able public lectures.
ResolUed, That our thanks are due to County Su-
perintendent Bishop for the impartial manner in
which he has presided over our deliberations and to
the other officers for the satisfactory manner in
which they have fulfilled the duties assigned them,
and TO all others who have in any minis.
Institute.
ReSolUed That a copy Of these resolutions be fur
nished to each at the public journals with request
for their publication.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden on the 21st OF
December
For Sacramento-Hu Huntingdon Hopkins & Co., s
boxes bolts, l box casters Kirk Geary & Co,
cases dye stuff Louis Soss & Co., lard press, l
box hardware Jones & Givens, 73l bundles fence
wire Martin Kestler u carriage springs.
For Bode-W j. Wilson, box household goods.
For Stockton-Austin Bros, box iron nuts and
bolts Henry Haines box vitalizer c. W. Gibson,
Q cases merchandise 4. W. Blake, l box coffias l
box trimmings; H. c. Smith, 2 boxes household
goods bundle chairs; Sylvester Moore u Co , l
box marble; Children's Carriage Company, l box
wagons A. Easton, S boxes chairs; }. K. Burns, l
box whisky glasses.
For Yacavile-E. T. Pinkham, box hardware.
For Oroyille-Perkins & Co., 6 packages tobacco
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24

PoLEMIC PoLYMATH. - A controversor of
magnificent powers is PolYmath. of Eleventh
and streets. Should the archangel, on
coming out for his final blow, find valve in
his great golden cornet broken, and carry the
instrument to the corner Of Eleventh and
streets for repairs, Polymath would dis
pute with the celestial musician over the pro-
portionste fneuess of the metal in the trump,
and delay the judgment thunders, even if he
lost heaven in consequence. Saturday even
ing Polylnath became enraged at some small
boys who were blowing their tin horns around
his shop, and foolishly fred off his revolver
near them for the purpose Of frightening the
tin band away. Officer Kent, who witnessed
his act, promptly arrested him for discharg-
ing tirearm. He was permitted to remain
st the store on condition that he would put
up bond for his appearance. Failing to do
So a warrant was sworn out yesterday
morning. and placed in the hands of
officer Campbell fer his arrest. After hear
ing the document read, Polynsth denied its
legality, denied his name. and refused to psy
any attention to it or to the policemen. They
exhausted all persuasion, and at last resorted
to force. Then came the tug Of war-also
Mrs. Polymath. He shouted to her in high
key of low Dutch to close the door. Officer
Kent came to his comrades assistance, but
Mrs, Poly cut off his return at the
door, The struggling jeweler was at
about 212' Fahrenheit; he tried to
pull his pistol, but the officers overpowered
and prevented this movement and the de-
feated Polymath finally stood within the
dreaded Police Court walls. He disputed
every inch of ground; resisted the officer
who searched him and the jsiler who locked
him up, and he is probably debating with the
blankets that warm him, this morning.
CLEAN THE CRossNGs.-Many complaints
are made by citizens of the condition of the
street crossings, which are exceedingly muddy
and dangerously slippery. It is supposed
that the chain. gang is utilized for this pur-
pose, but for some reason not explained they
do not seem 20 have been set at work since
the recent rains Something should be done
TO render the crossings psssable, and If the
municipal regulations unequal TO the task,
then the firms on the line Of the principal
business streets ought to take the matter
pr5mpay>in hand.
BILLIARD ExHIBITIoS.-Professor J. Nc
Celery will give billiard exhibition at the
Golden Eagle Hotel Christmas Eve. A match
game will be played, as the Professor has Of
tered a cash prize OF S2j to any Sacramento
player lwho will defeat him in 200 point
thrse.bali game, the Professor making the
200 at one run, or no count. No doubt the
Professor Will be slaughtered, and perish S25
poorer than he was After the game, fancy
exhibition will Do given.
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San FranciscO Stock salr,.

Herr Krupp's great establishment at
Essen has its own water and gas.works.
1t contains p, 900 gas-burners in addition
to the electric lamps 1t hiss it's own chem
ical laboratory, Photographic and itho-
graphic establishments, and printing and
binding shops.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE. Well
pleased. DR.. c. Roberts, Winchester, ILL.,,
says: 81 nave ased it with entire satisfac-
ton in cases of debility from age or overworb,
and in inebriates and dyspep.ics, and am
well pleased with It's effects"
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THE Red House notice which appeared in
Saturdays edition of this paper, to the effect
that I'VE would keep open tomorrow from
7.30 A. NJ to 1880 P. M should have read
Monday instead of tomorrow. We never
open our store on Sunday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24

New lot of ladies fur capes.
Silk mitts, in opera shades.
Ladies' sll-wool underwear, in white OF
scarlet, the largest and lowest priced stock in
this city.
Fine sll-silk brocadeF, in black, reduced tc
81 l2l per yard.
Our stores will be closed tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24

THE finest Bourbon whisky in the market
is Simmond's Nsbob Don't forget to ask your
druggist and grocer rit. Recommended by
the best physicians everywhere. For medi.
cal and family use nothing TO equal it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24

five doctors; no end of medicine; no
relief. Dr. Benson's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruptions and I'm nearly well" Ida
G. Young, Hamilton, III.
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DIED.

Washington, YOlo county, December 23-Arthur,
son of George and Emma Braums, native Of
California, months and 16 days. lInterment
private
Marysyille- Lavina II. jackson, 81 years, 6
months and II days.
Redding December lS-Mrs. Sarah +. Dale, 46 years,
u months and II DAYS
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Items AT Hale Bros

THOUSANDS saved from death by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot.
Ties free
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24

THE holder of ticket No. 81 won the doll
rafil cd eff by Mrs. NJ. +. Johnson, $40 J
street, and is requested to call for same.
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GENTLEMEN, when you want full-inished
balbrigSsn hose, silk clicked, worth 80 cents,
for % cents, call st the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24

THY are full-6nished, and we have placed
80 dozen on our job counter Of ladies bslbrig-
gan hose at Is cents per pair, at Red House.
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BORN.

Reddiug, December 12-wife OF R, R. waldron, a
son.
Redding, December 12-wiie Of Hugh Cawson, a
! son.
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AN extraordinary bill of fare will be pre-
scented to the patrons Of the Ale Vaults, cor
ner of Third and J, tomorrow (ChristmssE
and Christmas tree full Of presents will be
sh interesting feature.
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Dolls to-day in Dry Goods Department.
Red House.
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NOTICE.,

yINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
/ holders of the Capital Gas Company, for the
election of Directors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction Of such business may be brought
before the meeting will be held at the office OF the
Company in the city of Sacramento, on MONDAY,
the 5lst day of JANUARY, 1854 at II O'Clock NJ.
d2I,istd [8 CT c. Il CUM GINGS, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENT MERTON.

Metropolitan Theater-" Taken from Life" to
night.
knights and Ladies of Honor-To-night.
l. o. c. F.-Capital Council-To-night.
Billiard Entertanment-Thi evening.
Challenge-TO Mike Bremen.
Wanted-SituatiOn by coachmau.
Presbyterian Extraordinarily night.
Caledonian Club-Call at Scott & Muirs.
Salt Lake Potatoes-Lyon & Curtis.
Christmas Trees-6I9 street.
Business Advertisements.
c. II. Stevens o-H,adkerchiefs
Hale Bros Holiday goods
Mechanics Store-GGeat sale to-day.
Red HOuse-To-day.
Felter, Wood 4 Co.-Ch lmpagnes.
Mrs. E. NJ. Wiedemann-Candes
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ALTHOUGH crowded with goods we hsve
made ample room to accommodate sll who
may visit this emporium of fashion to Sc
cure goods for the holidays. We have also
added an extra force of clerks who will wait
promptly on all who may call. Red House. ="
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Dolls to-day in Dry Goods Department
at Red House.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
Noflnn.


Sales yesterday 300 bales, to
exporters 1900, to spinners 1000 and
spectators 100, closing dull at no
change OF quotations, as follows; Or.
binary, nc; good ordinary, BIC; low
middling, 9ic; middliug, 94c; good
middling. 9ic; middling lair, l0lc;
fair, l0jc.
Receipts of cotton at all U. g.,
ports for the past four days, sum W
37,44l bales, aud are 64,543 10 excess
Of same tune last year. rot,l since
September lst, 3,57l,GlO bales; in
crease over last year, 1885, aud over
the year before 1882 over the yea
before. Total exports this year, ,, l6O,
4UO bales, AGAINST | 552, 3J5 and 2,OIS,
7o2 the TWO previous years. Total
stuck, 006, 275 oales, against l,2ll,OSt
and 9j9,343 last year aud the year be
fore. Total visible supply of the
world, 1906, 96l bales; increase, IL,
ll6 bales, z95 ~ bales and so, 75l
b4les as compared with the last ma
the Two previous years az the same
date.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
IS. iiaiitsla ka tllsnis b ksfs Id

E2sd, liaiitsin t1sl ii. l. n ksFs I'D
hlt bbs, and y 70 Hc higher f5s paili And
hf paill Fresh beef SLa4nc for lOle and
5 TO &c for hind quarters Hogs n foot,
0 TO &c, the latter for heavy weights; dress.
ed, Sa9c; backb0nes, CSC per 10,
BAdGING AND TfES-lron tics,
81 IS per h1ndle for pieced and 81 55al Cd
for standard. Irvine, l2c per 10. Bag.
g,ng, 7la9le per ID for fax, jute aud hemp.
SUGAR AND MOLASSkS- Good
Common y h sugar, 5la5s<c; fully fair,
6a6hse; prime, 6ha6%c; Y. c. Ghe7Ae
of white, saSh';. white, Sha9c; granu.
lated, l0Hc; powdered and cut Loaf, llHc.
Molasses, % 10 62c, as per quality.
COFfEE-Per ID, salste for Rio. and
2ia28o for Java
REHABILITATION gf5 81 75and
y 50 for NoG ], 2 and 8 kits do, s., 81
HIDES AND LEATHER-Dry flint
hides, l5alec per ID for No. /, and lsc for
No 2 dry sailed, l0sl2 ; green sLted,
aa8kc; green, 6A7c. Taliow, Q sa7c. Bees
wax, Ha24c. Wool, 22a24e per ID.
Feathers, 35a40c. Deer skjns, 3Oa30c; har-
ness. oak sole and skirting leather, 36a40c
per n; hemlock sole, 2ls3Oc; French calf,
Si0a60 per doc; domestic. $24 40 per daz.
5UNpRIES-Pigs' feel, i225 per keg;
s5 for ht AID 81 50si0 for bbls. Knui
aat and reteilinga at s5a6 for bbls. and ~ u
a3 for hlf do, mlnce meat, 8n9Hc per IL:
cider, s8a~ % for bbls and 81 % for hf d.,
pickles. S8aS 80 for bbls and "A 7 al for hl
do; peanuts, 4la6c per ID for Tenn, aud Ga
l0c for Va; pecans, ea6 for Ark; cocoa.
nuts, soar per 100 oatn ca and or ckel
wheat, 46la5 forht bbls, rice, 7alkc per
10; brooms. 81 75a4 per doz. and broom
corn 3 Ito &c per ID, rs per quality.
BUILDING MATERIAL. - Brick
s9al0 so per NJ for soft and hard, aud "a
Axe each for fire Nails, 50 o. per kegi
Lime, ojeaSl per bbl. Cement. 81 TUal L.
DER Dbl for Louisville; Y 50 for Rosedale.
and IS for Portland. Plaster, 81 bn. Lum-
Der, yellow pine flooring, SIS; rough
framing, Bl4; dressed, $50 per NJ; lathing.
i 75a2 per NJ; shingles, SSa4b 90 per NJ.
SEEDS->eed wheat, i lUal ~ per bu:
barley, Il; blue grass. 81 6s rye. 7Oas0c:
orchard do, 81 Goal 60; nerd do 4 o.
timothy, s 90 clover seed, s, I5a6 %.
COTTON SEED. OIL, EIC.-Cat-
ton seed at the mills ST. per ton and weak
,eed meal easy, sl8 30 perton; oil cake, S2l;
oil, Bic for crude; 48c for refined and Soc
per gal for cooking oil all { o b.
LIVE Sf0CK-GOod beeves &c per
ID gross, and 2aiHc for grass fed from
COMMON TO choice, with a demand for all
fat cattle; mich cows in demand, Mt S20t
40, sheeo. Saic per h and active, with
ready sale for fat; lambs, S2a3 20 per head;
horses, 81 l5a25I per head for good drivers
to fine saddle, and S40a lO0 for common
mules, Sll0a2 0 per head for good lax
and l6l hand animals
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

Of tAs usunt De suln. a Roman Ca,ho.
lie, to Agatha. Countess If Hanau.
Protestant, in the year l6J3. AtihS
wedding the bridegroom solemnly
sr.Tfu 70 respect his future wiie''
religious views, and signed, sealed al d
delivered a deed I that effect. Ii was
couched in the following terms: Il,
Rudolph, Court O. Sulz, hereby prom
Use on my honor as a robleman-oI
may the devil take me-that | will
allow my future wife 10 remain in her
religion, nor will | offer her any in
ducenent in .he slightest to abandon
Il. / have at bone two Bibles, if that
is not enough for her, | will get her
two more. Moreover, IL is her body.
not her soul. l take. I shall remain
in my religion, In which I have been
brought up from, my youth 1 kuos
that | am on the right road; II Sd
won't 90 70 heaven. let her 20 TO bell
>iRued, Rudolph. Count ~ Su's"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
NOn.resld nj NOt,ce.

No. 4ilS, In the Chancery Court n sbe,b,
couniy, I enns SEES K 3 sn WIDEN et ~ NJ
Jentie asti Is ct AZ.
~Hppe3ing FROM affidavit g. this cause III
/ th= q 8 and pi ces / Q idvDce If b.
heirs OF Hastings ,ds, etsed, are u, K oW
nquiTy, IL j. therefore ordered that The,
make Their apposrat ee herein " the rourt
house Of Shelby county u Memphis, Tenn.
2 or be.ure tn first Monday IN rerrunry
lSSS, AID .nlerd, answer o demnr to com
plainant bill or the same win be taken 81
Con iessed as to Ia m ana ct for he r no az
narte; and that q eopy Of lhis order be pub
h-hed once q week. for ( ur successive weeks
In The Publ Ledger
This sd day o. December, 1882,
A cor test:
R J.. SLACK. Clerk and Master.
By j NJ. Bradley, d. c. & NJ.
GJodSin q Goodloe, soPr for al naAt
" l03 100 lis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03

The volume Of business in the
grocery, grain aud produce markets
has been OF a rather light character
for the past ten days. Corn is very
dali, with liberal offerings, and values
rule 10 bu, ers' favor; while bran ig
Fat, with a very light mOvemen Oats
and hay are steady, with a light traffic.
Potatoes are quiet, with alarge supply
Of table varieties and a limited stock
Of seed classes. In other kinds Of
vegetables there is but little doing.
Flour is steady. Poultry rules mac
tive aud eggs ave plentiful, with buy,
ers scarce and shy.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Fiour is Job
bling at "A COa6 10 per Dbl as per quality.
Cornmeal slow at az so per BIB from first
hands and l0c higher in a small way.
FEEDSTUFFS-Corn droopy at 5la
52c per bu in lots and higher al retail for
shelled and 45c for ear In the shucS
also 471se for ear shucked. Oats,
4Gaiac per bu at wholesale and
retail. bran, per ton, SIS, and per
ewt SIC for wheat, and per { n Tor corn
bran Sl5 90. Hay. Sl4al8 per ton and S5a
90c per cwt for Western; prairie, per ton,
IS 50l9 co and 50c per cwt.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, in lots
81 7ba225 per bbl, with table varietie,
plentiful and seel classes scarce, at retail
y GJas 50 per Dbl Onions, in u small
way, f22la2 50 per Dbl, and in lots 25C
cheaper. Celery, 5lagOo per bunch
J Sweet potatoes, in u small way, 81 76a2 "a
per Dbl, the latter for yellow yams. Beani
" 50a2 20 per be- Tor white medium. Peas
81 rs per bu Tor black-eyed and " 60aGI'
for lady. a.
FRUITS-Apples slow at q 00a3 Z
per Dbl in round lots, as per quality, an'
at retail 20 00a4 %, dried do, 5a7c per 10
peaches dull ut 3l9aiAc. Oranges, %.
10 per Dbl and s40lal 50 per box Tor Ll
and Fla, 40 per Dbl for Havana
Lemons, t40Oal 90 per box. Raisins
POULTRY AND EGGS-Chicken
slow at ST. GOAL 20 per doz, as pc
quality; dressed do, " 75a8 90 per dO2
Ducks, ~ I0a3 20 per loz. Geese, -
"A 81. Turkeys, SlO GOALS 90 per doz,an
dressed lSc per ID. Eggs abundant /
2Oa2lc per doz.
GAME - squirrels plentiful at 75a;
per doz. Rabbits, 81 0a2 90 per dol
Ducks, 81 00a2 y per doz, tho latter 70
choice mallards. Qasil,S 81 UOal % per do.
Rec foot fish. 4afc per 10.
ABUrTER AND UHEESE- Mark
. steady. creamery butter S7a3se per d
We,terR table, 23a25e; fancy dairy, 2Sa}O
I cooking, lSa2l "; eOuit,y butter, lsa2j
Us per qualify. Cheese, 0Hai0c for ia
, tory, Ike for full cream and l5a tic L
/. VA.
5 MEATS AND LARO-Jobbers' ca
prices for cut meats are for dry salt,
) shoulders 7A7kc per lb C. r, ataJ9t
hAms, iislAHs breakfast bacon, l4alI'i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
OOkMKROIAL.
PrsLro LROoEa orrrca

MsHFstss fnNN . JeLuAry ;. tS6s.I
The money market is quoted easy,
with surplus or investment seeking
funds increasing in volume, and pro
ductive securities are in good inquiry
at full quotations. Collections AID set
Element Of accounts is reported TO be
progressing favorably, and calls for
money are generally responded to
promptly at the current rate Of 8 per
cent 10 all cases where satisfactory
security is rendered. The declaration
Of dividends continues to attract at
tention, and on yesterday the German
National Bank directory recommended
Ia 10 per cent as a plum for its share
holders, out Of the earnings of the
last six months. This adds sl7 $50 to
the $4,000 mentioned on yesterday as
having been declared by the Union
and Planters, the BlufCit Insurance
Company and the Memphis Gas Com
pany. The German National leads
The list in the way of earnings. and
those familiar with its affairs say it
is no trouble for the bank to keep
on making profits at the rate of 70
per cent per annum, for the benefit
OF its stockholders. 1t is gratifying
to note the solid and prosperous con-
d;tion Of this, as we'll as its sister
banking institutions located here. In
addition to the foregoing the Bank of
Commerce and the hiaBhsttan Ba k
announced a dividend Of 5 per cent Of
the last 6 months earnings. The
volume of dividends is thereby swollen
to above $4,000, with prospects OF
more than doubling the amount before
all Of our money earning corporations
are through.
Tho National debt was reduced last
month $l5,4l3 ,222 So, aud the govern
ment treasury holds s3t2, 924, O16 in
cash, while outstanding gold and silver
certificates amount to $l37, 46s, 500.
The outstanding legal tender notes
amount to 1916, 1892. The total
debt Of the nation, less cash in the
treasury, is now 81, 622, $50, 1893, while
the interest bearing part of the debt
sums up 1892, 245, 45O, divided as
follows: Interest bearing debt bonds
at 5 per cent, continued at 81 per cent,
s96,326,2O0, at4t per cent, $3.50, 600 600;
at 4 per cent, s728, $50, $3.50; at 3 per
cent, $3.50, $50.
Local exchange is quiet and steady
at isa discount buying on the East,
aud par selling for drafts on either
New York or New Orleans. Bills on
the latter point are purchased by the
banks at par.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
FIXED Il U..,n Vs nluutc..

81. Louis hepaDiic IN.
Yesterday nOrnIag a Guxom y0un
wuman, sho had the app arancr oil
being a working glrl, cdled at the
K cord RS Othcer accompanied by a
very N ,dtst looking man, more youth
full tn IN manly. She did all the
talking, her male companion scarcely
opening biz ZIP Sae told one Of
the deputies in the office that her in
tended had been sick, had spent all
his money Tor medicine, and that as
neither be nor she had any means,
possibly the Recorder could take pity
on a poor, love sick couple, aud issue
them a license for nothing,
Cant do it," responded the hard
hearted deputy. The city treasury
gets its portion Of the money, and i
you don't pay, il will have to come out
OF my pocket
The girl aud her bashful young
lover then left. She said she was
going to see tho Mayor. In an hour
or TWO they returned, aud the young
man triumphantly shook a dollar note
in the face of the deputy, But there
we're other breakers on the matrimo
NAL sea that she knew not Of. The
male party to the bargain became
obstinate. He would not swear that
he was Of age.
Then IN swear for him." broke in
the determined female; I'll swear
that be is OF age"
Il am not OF age" said the youth.
and you cau'ttwesr for me
ReddeDinr in the face, the gill turn
ed upon the young fellow "Ain't you
q nice specimen Let me pawn my
; new shawl for a dollar. and then bach
out Of the bargain You git
He got.
Then she disappeared, but later il
the day "bobbed up %serenely, accom-
panied by a mar with a beard on hi
lace, and of sufficient z to leave n,
doubt OF his eligibility on that score
} well Mr., Marriage License Nan
| reckon this old beau ofmine will sui
you" joyfully reclaimed the deter
mined woman. Il found him and "
fixed it up in five minutes. Give IL
your licen O.
The .egal proc IS was duly gor
through with, aud the Iroce,sio
moved oil, the woman casting back
lonk Of defiance at the clerks ia h
j office. Erethis, no doubt, some Ju
d tice Of the Peace or minister has Vi
the marital knot, an in spite OF Ii
perversene,s OF some men, the anxio,
female can call herself a mari,
woman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-03
FOR OGCEOLA
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. l44l-fn the Chanoery Court of Shelby
county, Tenn.-R b Snowden VS. Jennie
LA tings ct al.
1T appearing from adid Wit in this cause
that the nqmes and places Of residence Of
the heirs Of K y Hastings. deceased. a Q IN.
know.a and cannot be sscertained after dill
gent iuQuiry.. II is therefore ordered thai
they make their appearance herein, nj M
courthouse of Shelby County, in Memphis,
Tenn ON OF before the first Monday N
February, 1888 and plead, answer or demul
70 complainant III o tho same will be taker
Tor contested as to them and set for hearinl
eK,paIte; and that q COPY Of this order bI
published once a week, for four successive
weak', IN the Public Ledger.
This sd day Of December, 1852.
A cOpy-Attost;
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By j IA Bradley, D @. K NJ.
Goodwin X GoOdloe, sol'rs for cOnplaiaan
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