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IMPROVED COTTON SEED.

"a The value OF inn royed seed for
by the majority Of our farmers. |
have $50 doubt that the cotton crop OF
the Southern States can be increased
QUE third By the use of the best i'm
proved seed. A farmer "a near neigh
bor) planted Il field with two varieties
form. The prodnct of two rows of
each variety produced sixty pounds.
two rows OF the other pro luce nine
ty pounds-a di ference OF une-thirti
in favor of the best seed. During the
last few years, have known a con-
siderable number o:experima nts W it'll
similar results.
1t is my opinion that three -fourths
of the farmers in the cotton States
u.s. the common seed for planting.
and that q large major .ty OF them pay
five dollars per acre for guano to in-
crease the Weld, WI, n the same or
greater increase of Vie d could ne o..
tanned by paying one dollar per acre
for improved seed.
A half bushel of seed is bounti-
full supply to plant an acre, if the
work il properly done with good
seed drill. lplanted twenty five acres
last year with nine bushels Of seed,
and got at least fifteen stalks fol
every one | seeded. Cotton grows Of
much better when it is not crowded
in the drill, and it can be reduced to
stand with much less labor. Whet
bushel Of seed is sown per acre, the
cotton is so muc'i crowded that it i:
materially injured before it can b.
brought to a stand, and full crop i!
impossible under such circumstances
Proper care in opening the furrow il
which to plant, good barrel roller
and good seed drill will insure tn,
stand with half hushel IF seed pc
acre on any land; on sandy land 4;
peck per acre is abun dant.
Having got somewhat off my sub.
ject, I desire to call attention to tn,
Importance Of leaving the best stalks
in reducing the cotton to a stand
fhis is not properly understood bi
many farmers. l have learned from
nine years close observation that tn,
stalks that Ike the lead at the star,
always make the best stalks and tn
difference is far greater than mos
farmers suppose. Any farmer VIII
has his work done with hired labo
can satisfy himself OF this, b,- ooin,
into his field aud reduciu. one row /,
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FipSt-ClaSS Restaurant.

KEEP A FiRST-CLASS RESTAU
L rant at my cid stand on Main St near
the Brick Mill. Lodging can g 20 be had.
Meals At all hours. The best the marker
afford, viii be given you served up a.
we'll a. in any sim lar house in North
Carolina. and at as reaSona Die rates.
Beef. Fish. Oysters, &c, always or
hand At the lowest figures. Meals may
also he had Ut ali nour- al my other
stand, first door Soutl, of" X. Alsbrook'S
cordially invite and ask the patronage
Of tie people. Will guarantee satiStac-
ton. JACOB ID. HILL.
Feb. 8. 23-tf.
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~ ILNlNGTUN q " EI.DoN X. K. Cp.
w OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
WILMINGToN, n. G.. Nv. l.. is
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT TRANsrup
TATION,-S. d K. K. K. Co.
Portsmouth, Va, November 7th. liza
CnANGE OF SCHEDULE!
On and after MONDAY, November a
trains will run as follows:
LEAVE PORTSMOUTH DAILY III
CEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail tram at 925Ais
Accommodation Tram 2Nws
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH, nAUls
EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Mail train at 8 4spls
Accommodation Train II 5pyE
Mail train connects at Weldon with IA
Mail Trains OF the Wilmington ( WeIms
and Raleigh and Castor Railroads.
And on Mondays, " ednesdays ~
Fridays at Frank lin, viii, steamer N
Edenton, Plymouth and Ian, Isss II
islacllwater and Ctcwan rivers and II
Washington and stations Oh Ja,ueSl. /
and u Arlington Railroad.
Through tickets on sale to larM \
t:oldSoGro, Newbeln, Wilmington. c..
Hnbia, Augusta, Charleston. >ayanpa
Jacksonville, t'e1nandina, and al pia5
in Florida, Raleigh, Hamlet, ChafIau R
Statesviile, Marion. Hickory. DID Fp,.
Asheviile, Warm Springs. Atlanta. w.
con, Montgomery. Columbus Mobile gF
Orleans, and all points in South {; /
southwest.
frcishts received daily. cScept SHnlau I
from $ AN. to Ppm. Z. &. GiiIU,
Superintendent Of Transportation
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CRAZY THROUGH GRIEF.

About half past eight O'Clock one
nj ) iIot loug since, a mes senger
ir.,I. Aiec;,4 4i&,evilic came rushing
up Os' for the puilce, who were
wa Ell 10 suppress Tie demohstra'
ton, Of "a crazy woman named Sallie
III, :, who was creating a big ex.
ca. ient in the ne'Gilborhoo | OF her
no; on Seventh street. The officers
l. : med 10 the scene, but found that
tn- Noman had been susntued and
,uita restored. Ii seems that tle
wo:s,an was crazed by grief. lii the
ie,rr DON size received word that her
l;.li,&r, who Iivei short distance
frcla the cit,', had just died, AMI i'll a
vert short time after tins intelligence
ns;' reached her, her husband, : no
WIS lying dangerously sick in her
hou:e. became suddenly worse and
lied! This ,lo,lble blow proved too
mucn for the poor woman to bear and
reason TED. She burst from the
mouse and ran up aud down the
sire, is raving and shouting Ut the
top oi her voice. After a while she
Wen. back to the house, and some OF
tie nelyhbors acted by the strange
>utints inside went iii, when tie
shocking spectacle Uf' the insane W..
man beiahortng the corpse with a
/ stick was what met their view. They
made her dcsisl. when she brOi>'
from them an4 on,.e more went tC
wake up the neighborioo.i. 1t was
not until she was caught and sccul G.
iy bound will. cords that quiet was
restored. Her screams AMI wild
.temo stratioas for time great,
alarmed the citizens Of that section
uf town, ana they are not to bt
blamed, itlr !r is said that the racke
she raised was frighttul. Shs i:
raving mad aud the doctors think
she will ney,r regain her mind.-
| ChnTlOtte O,seTcsr.
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GuL GIVES II HT E'EN TO The
81. ND.

Composed by j. N. Allison. &
CT: duate of the Virginia Institute
fus the education Of the bEind.)
| hear them tell OF lofty hills,
Murmuring brookletS. running rillS,
Sweet valleys green, and sky so blue;
doubt not but the tale be true.
Oh could feast mine eyes on things
Made for beggars as well as kings,
1t seems my Very soul would thrill
With wonder at the Makers skill.
Towering mountains, capped with snow.
Beauteo Us valleys green below,
Soft starlight bcainlng OH the sea,
Such scenes as these are not tor me.
But still in slunberS Of the night,
Resplendent visions greet my sIght.
Fer bringing this sweet truth to mind,
That God gives light cen to the blind.
Yet oft in in dreams see those hills,
Crystal streamlets, babblihg rllls,
Snow-clad mountains towering high,
Sweet valleys green, and sunny SKY.
gaze upon the mighty deep
Where starry eyes their ylgils keep,
And then again comes 10 my ininu
1AdI tOo i's9'Ae S'~'A ~ 'AA~
muse upon the Opening flowers,
All dewy wet, i'll hora's bowers
And fancy through the shining light,
l see them in their beauty bright.
Then odors do come up to me.
And make me crave their face TO see:
Yet still amid the darkness lind,
That God gives light cen to the blind
The birds that sin- the the trees among,
Their songs OF beauty OF have SunG,
And do chi apture even now
My soul from y3liir. swinging bow,
Until think | almost ste
Each little bird that sings Tor me,
And then ayin ] feel in:linsl
That God gives light EN- to the blind
Great and glorious God above,
thank thee for thy gracious love,
Thank thee tor the lIght that's given,
Light that comes alone from Heaven.
What Ger my lot on earth may lie.
Where e'er | roam. Oil land or sea,
This thought will ever come to mind
That God gives light cen to the blind
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SCHEDULES,

PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENprNn
PETERSBURG VA, October IL, lSSs
COMMENCING Monday. Octobor !
~ 1857, trains On this road will rr, II
follows: n
GOING SOUTH,
Boston & Savannah Fast Mail
(Stols only at RelfeIJD
Leave Petersburg daily at 4 90 y .
Arrive at Weldon at 5.5s I, :, 4"
NEW YORK EXPRESS
Leave Petersburg daily at % j,
Arrive at Weldon at 3lo n y
Freight.
Leave Petersburg [ex'pt Sun, 5,ao
Arrive ut w eldon at l,.no pm
GOING NORTH
Boston & Savannah Fasl N,n
leave Weldon daily at II :Ga A ,
Arrive at Petersburg al , :z3 :.
NEW YORK EXPRESS
cave Weldon daily al l.1op ,
>fii'e as e%ei''"'s d. 5.24 I. N
Freight.
cave Weldon lex Sum- 2oo
arrive at Petersburg 739
i'irst-class ccacheso will run t,,.,'
,etween Wilmington and WasL;na,
nd sleeping cars on night and day ,,s s,Oa
Keeping car berths can be had for '" ns
.ollar from Richmond to Baltimorn Wy ny
change of cars. p"
Through tickets sold to all Eaun,
and Southern points, and baggage cbtv yIl
ed through.
W: j. BROWN
Dispatcher OF Train,
K. NJ. SULll
General Superintendent
w. p. TAYLOR, Gel. Ticket Ag
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The tanth cpnsus shnws th.t

The tenth census shows that OF
the women OF this country 2435 ar,
physicians 1861 artists. l,S2b al
uesses, $50 AUTHORS, 2SS Journal IS
and 262 commercial travel, RS l..
only one vocation, that OF teaching
cot 'ey Ontnumlcr tie steiner ex.
Their being enga Tn tn Lur:u t
154.315 women u 71,335 men. 49,
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s,au,.. being very careful TO leave
the best stalks. have no doubt that
crops produced by hired labor are
re.iured onafourth hy leaving tie
! in:u,:o: stall; s.--Er.
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Composed by j. N. Allison. &
Ct: duate of the Virginia Institute
fu; the education OF the blind.)
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-04-19
CHANGE OF SCHEDII t.E.
GOING NORTH.

Express, Passenger and Mail trains,
No II
Leave Wilmington daily, at s,44A,
Arrive at Goldsboro, at 9.is A.
:: Enfield at 1851 pl
Arrive at Weldon, at 1854 ?
No. ID. Fast Mail.
Leave Wilmington at 5:35 p
Arrive ut Enfield at ll:l9si
at " eldon at l2.00a:
GOING SOUTH.
Express, Passenger and Mail trans
No. IS.
Leave Weldon daily. at 2.21 +.
Arrive at Enfield at i:+t5
Arrive at Goldsboro, at SIS l..
Arrive at Wilmington, al 9.5' T.
No. 10. Fast Mail.
Leave Weldon 6; Top
Arrive at Wilmington at lo:'5 p
TARBORO BRANCH ROAD.
Arrive at Tarhorc l:l0 p III & S Sop
Leave Tarboro 9 90 a M and 3 CUP
The day train makes close connccll
at Weldon for all points North, via ;, p
Line, daily, except Sunday, anu aa
via Richmond and alrrail route.
Night train makes close connection
Weldon for all points North, via II,
mond. Sleeping cars attached 70
night trains. JOHN f. DIVINE.
General Supellnten0s
A. POPE. Gen'l Pasen'r Agt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24

Disposed Of II the Police Court
This Morning By Judge Had.
den with Lightning RaPidity.

Judge David Park Hidden disposed Of
about thirty cases Of plain DRINKS and
other minor breaks to-day forenoon with
the rapidly Of lightning calculator.
Among the more important cases devel-
oped we're the following
Anthony Boyd, colored, HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny. Mr.. Boyd's plumber con.
sisted Of razors, rings, shirts or anything
else that might happen In his line. Bound
over 10 the State.
Mary Maloney, an old time general
nuisance to the rock pile for an indefinite
period.
Q. Curtis, the same old vag. S25 and The
same 10 be held up If he leaves the city.
Ferris Williams, charged with larceny,
accused Of having stolen pair Of panis,
gloves, and brick brush from Phillip
Avent, No. ll6 Wellington street, con-
tinuod until tomorrow.
VIM. Yates, shooting within the cor.
poration limits last June, continued.
Thomas Gilohrist had an alteration
with Maurice Sheridan, and received a
terrific blow over the LEFT eye with a bung
starter. The case being considered draw
Mr.. Gilohrist was discharged.
WIN. Kruse, for violating the Sunday
ordinance was fined t26.
Brooks Clifton, an alleged confidence
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24
COURTH0UsE NOTES.

For carrying concealed wespons, Henry
johnson received the usual $50 and 90.
The Chancery Court met Friday and
adjourned until Wednesday, January I'd.
Tho motion for new trial in the Pat
Haley murder case will not be heard until
Monday, January It'll.
A plot of ground less than acres, in the
rear OF the Leath Orphan Asylum. was
sold by the Chancery Court for s. 40
Chancellor Mcdowell will preside over
the Probate Court this week, vice Judge
Eldridge, who is visiting relatives in
Mississippi.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day u
the following parties: Martin Blum and
Caroline Huler, VIM. Lees and Bette
Scheeley, John Watkins and Johnny
Hunt, Ed Hall and Emma Bland.
Judge Greer said this morning that in
case the jury in the case of Edwards dit
not render verdict to-day he would hold
court open tomorrow for that special pur.
pose, but for no other. If conclusion Il
reached to-day, the court will adjourn
until Monday next.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24

The statement publilhed In one of the
morning papers on the 22d inst. based on
Information received from an apparent
" trustworthy source, saying, mo trains
VIII be run on the Chesapeake Ohio And
Sonthwestern railroad on Christmas and
new Tear" 3 void Of any semblanee of
Information nom an official or relisble
source, and In justice 10 the liberal man.
agement OF the Chesapeake, Ohio ana
southwestern railroad II Is hereby made
known that not only will trains MN NM as
usual on daya named, but cheap excnr'
sion tickets Will be sold from All ststions
70 All other stations, good returning until
round trip. '''e ior tre
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LOEB & NOOK,
2s5 MAIN,
Silk handksrChlsfs, Nsckwsar,
Suspsndsrs, Underwear.
Gloves, Shirts,
or the best


Golden Hair Fluid at Ms. MeAnally's
You can buy the best shirts only atSam
Mays, 259If Main street.
Leave orders at seessel & Wurtzbur>
gers market $50 and lS2Main, forChrist-
mas turkeys. oysters and celery.
W. NJ. Paine former resident Of
Memphis, but now of St. Louis, is in the
city on a visit to his brother, George N.
Paine.
All sizes CRATE baskets, fronts and fen.
ders; also new and secondhand stoves
for sale cheap, at S. Gabays agent 400
Shelby.
Chatterbox, only so cents, and fine
assortment Of juvenile books at Corwin's
news stand. Open tonight No, 2sS
Main street.
Mr.. James s. Richardson passed
through the city to-day, going from his
plantation on the river below here to New
Orleans on a ChriH1aas visit.
Rec. Father LII resident of the st.
Dominican Ordefs Eh headquarters in
New York, presided over the services at
st Peters church yesterday morning.
Fancy and plain candles, oranges, CIT
ron, nuts, raisins, figs, dates, mincemeat,
preserves, jellies, apple butter and other
holiday goods at Seessel &Wurtzburger s,
the grocers, 1872 Main street.
Martin Walt & Co., 24B and 2iS Front
street, are in the commission business and
will attend to all shipments Of hides, furs,
poultry, eggs, and all kinds Of produce,
Prompt returns guaranteed.
Everything in the market suitable for
Christmas dinners can be had at Victor
ID. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson. The as
sortment embraces wild turkeys, wild
ducks, yenison, quail, rabbits, squirrels,
oysters, celery. perch, red snappers, blue
fish, dressed turkeys and chickens, choice
Kansas City Christmas beef and mutton,
etc, etc. Orders promptly delivered.
| Our German fellow citizens who delight
to observe Christmas in the liberal, free
hearted style Of the Fatherland, can Sc
cure a full supply Of toothsome German
eatables and drinkables at Julius Nagel
a. Co.'s, l4l Main street. Among the list
of fresh goods lately received by this firm
may be named Nett and Salama sausage,
Limburger and Swiss cheese, dried beel
tongues, cherries of all kinds and fine
shipment Of rsd and white wines from
Germany. They carry full line o.
wines snd liquors, imported and domestic
and ssll by the bottle, gallon or barrel.
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Fire saturday Nirh1.

The warehouse No. 200 Front street, oc-
oupied by the Milburn Gin and Machine
Company, containing gius and other ma,
chinery, valued at 1907 10 $4,000, was
completely Quilted by flames Saturday
night between 8 aud 8 o'clock The Gre
Is supposed TO have originated In the paint
room, A general alarm was sounded, but
the department was only able to save the
adjoining property. The loss on the bull l.
ing wasSl0,00O insurance $4,000 PLANTERS
$500 and Peoples $500 The building
was owned by the Greenlaw estate. The
Milburn Company carried an insurance
Of 900, divided In several companies,
the Home, Of this city having risk q
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258 Second StrAet
The Great Tragedienne Mod

VIII appear at the theater tonight in the
play Of "Adrienne Lecouvretr" That
the fashion, beauty and intelligence Of The
city will be there Is foregone conclusion,
as our citizens always appreciate and nat,
roniSe art. The young men who enact
the role OF either escort or wall flower
should secure one Of those dainty. elegant
caps OF 7. A, Wright & Co, under the
peabody, as i isalways annoying to take
care Of a silk hat or a Derby At tie thea
ter The LEDGER charges nothing for
this sensible advice, and Wright charges
but a very small sum for q cap.
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Sachels and Toy Trunks,
Large Assortment,
n Levy, Manufacturer,
3IS Main street. 8,
BOA BurgIary saturdaZ NIrhr.


Burglars visited the house Of j. A.
Hunt, at 800 Vance street, Saturday night
and went through the house. They took
his clothes and his wifes into the parlor
and took his watch and all the money in
the pockets. The safe key and the store
key were thrown out on the floor in the
parlor. They found about so In money
the gold watch and chain were worth
probably $3.50 The house was entered by
cutting Stats in the front parlor window
opening on porch, and then raising the
sash. Once In the parlor they had easy
access 10 the whole house They struck
matches In the parlor and made judi
cious selection Of such things as they
could conveniently carry away. Mrs. Hunt
heard them without being fully awake
but thought Il was some Of the children.
Mr., Hunt takes II very good naturally,
and says that he Is thankful that bis
clothes were LEFT; also that II they will
call again he will tell them Of man who
wants TO be robbed This is probably the
advance guard Of the gang that has been
working Nashville 80 successfully for
some weeks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24
Weather Notes.

The rainfall here last night was over .
inches In measurement.
At o'clock this morning the rain storm
which was felt so heavily last night was
central over Nashville, and al tbat bonr
the rainfall there was LAO inches. n was
raining at The same time lightly at Chat
tanooga and Pittsburg.
Lowest temperature this morning 59Ho
with westerly winds, IL viii be cooler To-
morrow morning as the winds arc shifting
10 the northwest, and the mercury at BIZ
marck, Dakota. at o'clock was % abov,
zero. The entire northwest Is clear 10
day, and the indications point 10 a coolinl
of here 50 that the mercury win drol
among the forties
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24
To GensIbIe People.

If you want 10 make Christmas pres
ent 70 your husband, sweetheart, brother,
son or friend, there Is nothing that Is
more suitable than nice hat. 1t isa
useful and suitable present. and involves
the expenditure Of no money for useless
article that doesn't last three days, There
fore, 60 to Martin Cohen's, the halter, 2l9
Main street. Tell him what you want,
and he will & the bill TO your entire sat
faction. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24
FUqNITURR Ann CARPETS.

BrysOn a. Co, 2sI Main street,
are exhibiting lines Of these
goods unsurpassed in any re-
apect by any other dealer ia the
city. Their stock embraces every
known 10 the trade and
their pricts are very reasonable.
HOusekeepers should make
their first call at BrysOn's when
needing q single article or an
entire outfit In the furniture or
carpet line.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24

As well as all other holiday drinks, can
be had In all their purity and SQUIRE
freshing quality at the Walnut Palace
Saloon, 81 Beal street. 10 arrive Of the
greatest extremes In tho Taxing District
take drink Of Wolf river water ard
then 80 TO the Walnut Palace for drink
Of hne liquor.
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Mince PEST Minee Fies
made in Old-fiashl0ued style
out Of pure materials.
I Speeht a Walter.


The Scotland Reds base ball club will
give ball tonight nj the Pole Bearers
Hall. corner Second and Washington.
The various committees have made every
arrangement TO secure a gala time TO al
who altend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24

Turkish, Russian, Steam. vsOo.
Dol nnd cold baths, m vnw ~
nnWelh, call ~ No, a0a ss.a ~.
street, near Adnnsa, f0VH~
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STOLEN

SklFR-s reward for Il. or s5 for II and
~ tibet, delivered at Peters Landing, one
cypress tkifF, about q feet long, painted red
inside and ouij whaling blue; bears the rame
q Lille" One side sun checked.
Sit w NJ PETERS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24

For doll carriages, wagons, yelocipedes,
and fall line Of toys 20 10 Corwin's news
stand tonight He will cell cheap. No.
zs3 Main street Is the place
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24

man and supposed 10 be wanted in Fay.
cite county for cattle stealing, will Be
heard on Wednesday next
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LOST

NOLD RING-With turquoise and pearl
" setting, in shape Of two hearts. Finder
will please leaye.at j. A. Bailey a Coz, Ne.
s8 Second street and get IS reward.
D0cKRTB00K containing sl54, set out Of
l. ring and note against ! NJ Moore. Lost
between NJ Gavin a Cos and Western
clothing store. Liberal reward for its return
70 AIbuckle 4 Richardson. 9jT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24

For doll carriages, wagons, velocipedes,
and a full line oftoys, goto Corwins news
stand tonight. He viii sell cheap. No.
288 Main street is the place.
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STRAYED or STOLEN.

Q = MISUNDERSTOOD or stolen. one darh
Oh bay horse, about "a hands high, year
old; saddle marks and rough shod. IS foT
bis return 70 US Vance street. N l0l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24

MO. leo Union. story brick.
~ Pontotoc, near causey, el00J.
Webb place. near Mcjehee station. good
house, rooms and aeres ground. $500.
White place, on Boulevard. house rooms,
nice grounds, Z acres.
No. 206 Union street, two story brick, ele-
CANT neighborhood; very cheap.
Desirable building lot on Boulevard, Is
acres fronting on Boulevard next west and
adjoining Craig's, running through to Union
avenue. Will sell a part or all
Two nice cottages on Linden street.
Nos. 23 2l5 Poplar street; on long time.
Three lots In Stephens sub div. near Curve
Store on Main street, bet. Union A Monroe,
st0rehouse on Madison. bet. Front x Main.
Dwelling on Madison, near Fourth street
Tenement 739 Main street, on lot 6exl26.
Desirable building lot, cor Adams 4 Dunlap
Beautiful lots In Preston subdivision. Court
extended.
stock farm Of 100 acres, all 10 fne gra'ses;
place divided into lots, good improvements,
near town.
$50 acres, 3 miles out on PIGEON Roost road.
81 Marshall avenue, cottage. for 5000.
Cottage near COZ Forth and Looney. for 500
Nos. l26 lS CauHey, near Vance, sll00,
II. 4. GUlON, Agent,
10 MaHfroufafraaf Maunuhta
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-24

All ehairmen and members Of all COM
mittees Of the Kansas City excursion will
please meet at the Peabody Hotel TO-
night, December 9th, at TX o'clock sharp.
This call Is made in lieu Of all other calls.
ID. p. HADDEs, Chairman.
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