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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-17
Friday, October 2s, Isss,

in legal hours, at the Msephis Rice Cour'e'
In shelby county, Tenn, a. ] O'clock ? m
sharp, piOceed 10 sell. 10 the highest bidder
for cash. the following described property, 70
wit; One bay mare, three years old; one bay
mare, four year,, and one bay staliien, I've
years cd PediFfees will be furnished.
Levied on as the properts Of defendant,
u Ball, 10 satisfy said judgment, interest
and costs.
Memphis, 10th day Of 0stober, 1883
KD CANNON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county. Tenn.
Post n a Poston, Attorneys for plaintiff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-17

Golden hair fluid at Mrs. McAnally's
George Il. Dunbar has removed to
332 Second street.
You c,n buy the best shirts only at
Sam Mays, 1864 Main street.
All the latest sheet music and
books at Houck's music store, 389
Main street,
Drs. I.W. aud r. NJ. Buddeke have
removed Office and residence TO No.G
Madison street.
Call aud see our $50 organ and $500
piano. Cash or installments. o. X
Houck, 389 Main street.
Hirsch, Schwab & Co.. &c Beal.
have opened frst>class boot and shoe
store, and are selling goods at rock
bottom prices.
Mr.. Henry p. Harris and Miss
Rosa Piaggio were united in wedlock
last evening at the residence Of the
brides sister, Mrs Bonavita.
Mr.. James Nj, Hunter, Of Upton
county, Tennessee, formerly of thi
5ity, aud the first superintendent Of
he Memphis division of the Little
Rock road, died on yesterday.
The funeral Of Frank l. the six
year. old son Of Mr.. and Mrs + l.
Gibson, occurred this forenoon from
the residence Of the parents, on the
Yates Ferry road, beyond the city.
Of recent absentees who have re
turned are noted Miss Bessie Nc
Gowan, Mr. Il S Capers, DR., r /
Maury and daughter, Mrs. Lulu, the
vie Of j N Smith, and Mr.. A B Arm
strong, a graduate oil Elstman's Com
mercial College.
Among visitors to the city are Mr.
! A A Patton, a former well known ant
popular citizen, now OF St. Louis;
| 5. Campbell, OF the Louisville Insur
ance Company; w D NAPLES, p
Fowler and A j Wheeler, OF New Or
leans, and General Cantrell, of Govern
or Bates staff.
One Of the negro minstrels latel
here said that Wolf river water wa
unfit to drink OF to bathe in, and a
that it was good for was to drown
cat in. Instead OF drinking this vii
compound 60 to the Walnut Palac
saloon, 81 Beale street, and get one o
hose superb drinks they conooot i
such superior style.
There was quite an enjoyable en-
lertainment given last night under tn
auspices of the young ladies and gen
tlemen of Market street, for the ben
! fit Of the orphans The young folk
we're assisted by Mr.. and Mrs Hughes
An important feature in the recita
tions was "Woman's Rights" by Mis-
Annie Manor aud Master Georg
Foucolt
Prof. !. r. Buckowitz, late {
Nashville, has located permanent
10 this city, and has accepted the pos
ton Of musical director OF the MeI
delssohn Society. He conducted d
rehearsal last night, and express,
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LEASED with the Result in Ohio,
He IN I, DING Ia Work In New
YOTk-WhRt He links of the
Speakersbip.
snsninl 10 tha cnnrisr Innrnnl.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. l5-Hon. S. 5. Cox,
# New York, arrived in the city thi.
morning, and was met by a reporter,
whom he kindly informed he had just run
ver here for day or twot to see about his
house that he was not at all tired, not
Sithstandng bis labors in Ohio, and that
ie prop sed to go right back to New York,
AXE of his coat, roll up his sleeves, and
90 for the "Rads" for all that is out Mr.
Jox said the country would have n Demo
rat for Pr, sident next time sure.
Speaking o. the outlook for the Speak.
rship, he said: lam getting along splen-
idly, and if am not deceived by my
friends and they stay with me, | will
make the race very interesting for my
competitors, all Of whom are splendid fel-
ows, and either Of whom would make d
,ood Speaker, but think ] would make
better one. Good morning, gentlemen
aid Mr. Cox, and away he went
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-17
NEW ISSUE NOTES.
the Bank Of Tennessee Assets
AbOuItO be Dlstributed-Cerli.
ficntes for new Issue Notes.
Nnshrills American. Is.

In speaking of the payment of taxes to
drGaines, of Duncan d Gaines. yesterday,
hat gentleman said to an American re-
porter that the question of receiving new
ssue for taxes was about settled.
The appeal taken by the depOsitors Of the
Bank Of Tennessee from Chancellor Mer-
rit's decision, had been dismissed, and the
Comptroller and Treasurer have both
,tated that there was nothing now in the
way of their proceeding with funding the
notes rs provided by law, but the fact
that the assets of the Bank Of Tennessee
had not been distributed. MIR. Gaines
tated, hover, that the order for the dis
tribution of tho assets had been made anC
in very few days the Funding Board
would commence issuing the certificate
absorb the new issue notes. 1t is, o
curse, only by accepting these eertiil
ates, which provide for the retirement o
ne-filh of the debt each year, that tn
new issue can be utilized,
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Attachment Notice,


Before J NJ Coleman. j. p. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-A NJ Boyd 4 Sen vs. San
Floyd.
IN this cause al attachment having been
sued out under section 1855 Of the Code Of
tennessee, and ,turned, levied upOn tht
property Of the d, Sendant, and affidavit
having been made that defendant is In
lObted to the plaintiff in the sum Of SO
due by account and that the claim
is just, and that the defendant 1, q
lon-re ident Of the State Of Tennesseei
/ is therefore ordered that said defendant
make his personal appearance before me on
be 2lst day OF November, 1888. at 10 O'Clock
Am. At my Office, No. II Madison street
Memphis, Tennessee, AID defend said
attachment suit within the time pre-.
,cribed by law, or the same will be pro
ieeaed with ex par'e; and that a copy Of thil
,rder te published once a week, for foui
We.Es, IN the Public Lsdger.
This the 18th day o October, 1888,
10 Is 81 hS j N COLEMAN Jp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-17
ennessee's Display at Louis
villa
Courier journal, l6.
n.4s IL NJ

To-day Captain John w. Morton, Of
Nashville, will have on exhibition on
rennessee's lot the finest vegetable displi y
.ince the opening, taking into account tie
season, and even rs against any showing
it will attract unusual attention.
Mr. T. NJ Clarke of Mckenzie, contin.
ues to draw the largest crowds by his
,hrllingly eloquent and unanswe able
logic, discussing the virtues Of his won
ierful wheat-corn. A number Of gentle,
men from Ontario and Michigan pur
chased several ears ut fifty cents each.
One ofthose plea ant little episodes, 81
gratifying both to "him who gives and L
him who receives surprised one Of th,
most popular attaches Of the Tennessee
press yesterday afternoon. II. r. Boil
ling & Co. selected from their stock ,
BEAUTIFULLY chased pen handle as a testimo
nial for Miss Sallie b. Morgan OF Missis.
sippi, author Of Tahoe" and of variou
ieriodical sketches, which have had 1
wide circulation
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clearinghouse Report.
nIEn.

MEATa-EEtLIE, in ant d.ughter of Jas
and kllen Meath
Funeral takes place at 8 O'Clock this
"wednesday evening from the residence
of the parents, corner PontotOc and D,Soto
streets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-17
Attachment NOiIce.

No. e5i5.-Before J. S. Galloway, J. P. foi
Shelby county, Tenn. n.-John League vS.
Dan horriBsey.
n this cause an attachment having beer
i sued out under section ass Of the Ceds oi
Tennessee, aud returned levied upoa the
property Of the defendant, and affidavit
Ayins Deen made that defendant II indebted
~ the plaintiff In the sum Of 500, due By
note, aOd that the claim is Just
and that the defendant is a non-retident o.
the State Of Tennessee, II il therefore ordered
that said defendant make his personal Ap-
pearance before me on the Dist day November
lSS, at IL o'clock m, at my once, No 81
Madison street, Memphis. Tennessee, aud de.
tend said attachment suit within the tim,
prescribed by law, or the same will bs pro
ceeded with expertg; and that a copy Of thil
order bo publithed once q week for foul
nseoutive wesks in the Public Ledger.
This the l7th day Of October, 1883.
40 45 50 IS sGALL0 Way, j p.
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Non-Re.ident Notice.

No. 5027-In the Chaneery Court Of Shelb!
county, renn.-Thomas n Hughes, err
ETC.. of j shua Hughes, deceased, W Nansl
Taylor ct al.
| I ap, caring from sheriG's return in thi
! cause that tho defendants, Mamie
slaughter and James d Slaughter are not 4
be found IN his county,
II is therefore ordered that they make thei
appearance herein at the courthouse Of Shelby
county, In Memphis, Tenn, on or before thi
first monday in December, 1883. and plead
answer or dehur 10 complainant bill, or th'
same will be taken for confessed as 70 then
ana get for hearing o. pafte; and that eepl
Of this order be published once q week foi foul
successive weeks In the Pub ic Ledger.
his 10th dsy Of october, 1888.
A copy attest.
RI BLACK, c and NJ,
By j NJ Bradley, b c and NJ.
W Glisson, sol for complainant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-17

MEMPHIANs going to Nashville for
internal revenue licenses is sbout the
5 me as il New York had b go 10 AL
bany Tor the same proc. But
wouldn't that raise a howl in Gothaml
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Sherif's Sale Of Thoroughbred
Race Horses.

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given. that hy
virtue Of an order Of sale 70 me directed
from the Hon Circuit Court Of Shelby eoun
", Tennessee, in the case Of Q u Braekett a
Co We. II Ball Judgment rendered on the
- day Of -, Is, for the sum oi
- dollars aud - cents, with interest and
oost Of suit 70 satisfy said order Of sale, etc.,
| will on
, 1883-07-07
ar,r r,sr., T..au,1nd ,sranE.

Assa.-or Hsr1-ezs has aH5a. made up dis
census returns, ana We tnd dtaa- .,a..a '' a.-
"a c.ur.v IS CRESTED D..a Tosu.a..7n Or
over Il.Og0. T.era are many settled IN the
nils not zen by the assessor, an aus "s-
ie-er that were I'll taken .t Ve-.a 77-l-
I2ec0
10 september lSr. "a7a .-' '.-- -
, 1883-07-07
senfeE

Ezra Snodderly Vas taken into court ,h's
morning and sentenced by tie Judge 70 b,
hanged By the mack until be Is deG2. DIAL.
DEAD. the prisoaer re,siTed has seltsac.
With supreme Indifference. rtmaTking 70 al
officer that he DID aot have 20 de but once
A: half pas. three this afternoon James 4.
McPtcr-ca vas taken INTO court AM tbsorci
n.s a-:5-ieys, wzte 3 motion for a ne.
cria,. which va oycrru'ed. Before pro
uauaeiag ;Lc sentence Of death. the cour
coE.uanded the p-.sorer 70 rise to BIS feet
aai state. If Any. what legal reason ther,
was against sentence 5s.ng passed nP5G him.
In a trembling vo.cs MePheFsoa said b,
knes of 10 legal reEsCu. but heio-s G.d b,
knew nothing Of the mnfGer until the morn
ing o. lbe 2-th cf Jsly. Sentence was thgt
passed upon him. and he va conducted L
the ja.L Owsnby has not yet beea se1
.snced. Tie great tragedy Is approaching
abe fu2l act when the three IrinsEp.i &C > 5
all. nls5e their exit aad meet Their victim
1-h.uG he gc-Ies -IhrOHic.s
, 1883-07-07
3 UammaIh Establishment.

Yssterlsy afternoon a STATEsGAS rep7r-
te. dropped into the immense brewIoy es-
Enlistment 5f Sir. John Stahl in this city,
1ud was kindly shown around by Alter;
Wiser, the courteous and competent hess
brewer. Tnis Is We believe the best and
most thoroughly equipped brewery IN tae
northwest, ths principal !eatur- being tn
magnificent cellar. over which Is stored 300
tons OF ioe, making the pllce below as ir.gd
IS an iceberg, and most desirabls plac; ior
storing beer. In this cellar, besides thv
huge ya's ana large number Of small kegs
can h. seen ten, 250-2alloa casks. wlish ar,
kept constantly filed with beer. From
these casks the bsv,Fage If drawn Of far
market. Mr. Wiser stated tha. be 10"
brews three times week and sends out Al
a.gre.ass Of 500 gallons Of beer daring tEe
seven days Besides supplying tie city de
msui I large traie is done in nearly. e,eTy
Gown IL Z isterH 0resoo, and Washington, a.
well a. With all places along the North T.
Pacific as far as MissnGla.
, 1883-07-07

dor OF young warn ,rhood, rushed across
the river on their ponies and in,' The
thiekess Of the fight,
1t was with teae OF mos, Ug;.ccabie
regret that the woman tod OF the quaa-
titles Of bank notes found and wasted. 50
being utterly ignorant OF be va'ue q the,
to them, cmiously painted pssa'is. Syans
OF green paper, She rajvs.y said
We know better shout them nov,
aud wouldn't lose them as se jjj st 'Es,
time.
OF course, feasans and lsuiatian eas
the order CT the day snd night succeeding
;he slaughter, bl: the ness Of
Terrys approach with h., com.
maud compelled a has;y breaking
up Of the camp, She says they marched
day and night for several days, and snon
tie whole band was safe 10 the fasressss
OF the B G Horn mourtains. where they
renamed some time before separation
tooz place, and the UncaFapas and poT-
ticns Of other tribes went nortb.-P,oaesr
Pres.
, 1883-07-07
Injunction served on the c.iy.

tnos9 Patro'lc citizens, Johr >Aests and
I. b. johnson, not content with gaming
'IeH bread Snd butter 'h the taxpayers
must Dow sttemgt I" put tie people 10 a
sli greater expense ey swearing oa' an III
junction against the city OF NaiiA " ala a0d
ITS employees to restrain from grading anu
improving Catherine srd Dr. Newell slsrts.
On oC.tbezips s-r.rt -. 6Il fcet and ON D-.
, 1883-07-07

gtz STATESMAN seems 90 ta;lI tal- Ne
Paar,oa j. the m.r3a 3arss # H4g-r, Mo Tra-
killed --ar Wa.csI-r- three yaa-s rz9 and
a.= cabin burn q. Eas facts in the aa=ar
a.a-1er. so saras Eua-r. wo1IE lead r-a 20
.aias t-as uh.e.-- siT.. a..a a..e! Cum
mrus. TIE s.na-aa-. was -r.a-. We d.
-..- -.--a % Era.e 5aea -p'a I-Pae-o-'s
aa.or1aa--e aa-5. iar aar oI.am, i---lt has
..-ags been q mystery 90 Us h.r be r-as-
azrs5 and accumulated t.is va-.s.- -y- IS SO
rapidly in a hezaess ia wish .-.rT@a-
flied - uars taza mike ..'s4E. 4 ..-..e
.v.r :ars. yeas $50 be vas aas-z r.a--
wagon 5sr T.. C. GL.7 O. Psma-y. .-as, So We
are .o!E, $50 peg month and a.araei hrE.-
SELF De -l-.r@arls ;-aied q ii.t.~ house
and ~ N Pomsr.y ..- E.s r-uoa, which y -s
aa-aFrlvai- Commencing w0rS on o-
ra7eh aI.h q suau @. small ponies AZ; going
ia deb- trr q waEla. be az,-raliy -1c-a ra-
earn much money a79.ia. iro.=a- JIG Ee's
Ee-S Bar a. from $3.50 s. pr t7l a-d H.a--
r-- d .u- back for s. % Tie distance rls
r. miles and j. r-5es -rr 6ays 20 u.zSz p
--r. Sai. we Enl h.-l n Is52, If
.- 5~o years AFTER, wth SIX good
h -Eo good vaEaus. --lc- ? lr-iy H.
r.-.E and out Of deb. Il a= S7s tas E7sar
money Hs Didn't ';sgezaIt:oTa couple Of years
, 1883-07-07
TALES OF TIE TAgkNaAs.
aR. AID ERS. SP0TTE O-EORN-
BUZZ RELATES TBE STORY
oE EENO'S RETREAT
AID CLUSTERS Ca
LaMITY.
sCCoEyCE AND cEEDIELE ACCsTNT OF
TEE EkIs PREUEDISC The yITIL
IHEAT{.FiITE GF JINE.
a0u Tsvy Died aad UhsTc---SIe saved
-, Last S'is!---t sqGav's
Diagram.

Les: lIonday, June 25,a, was the
seventh anniversary OF that June day On
the L'rtig Big Horn when Custer died
aud Reno ran away. Wh,n soldiers dIf-
Ter 50 widely amen, the occurrences OF
the earlier 6ghc, wherein Reno was the
a-,e-a5 commander, j, IS scarcely 70 be
gondsr4l at that Of the awful struggle
I've miles awsy, from which not one
Ehi,e man escaped alive, there have been
es amy stories as there was eorPses,
al.so nearly all a,c1unts have been ting
Ell with aboriginal exaggerat.on or gsr6led
thrysEa .5IE - punishment 70 come. CT
evegs precedent and Succeeding We were
al, oaly tee sadly advised at the time. al
r.nea. ~. tie separation Of tas Seventh
mo tlr.s o1-taL5as, Custer taxing his
chosen Era commanders AID troops, while
Reno AID beatsen commanded the
o,Eass, and GIcDyagau's troop served as
transportation guard. All. too, can re-
cal ray deaj-cympel ing story Of Terrys
aalul Ela the second aay af,sr the
s!au.t'g., ani al might be glad to forget
- = - i.,.,. sh,~. ~ vii,
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..5 ,a..h.-,.-- -, ,-., mar,
.,5 r.-,., n ,t, +r.ya5y which eosne5
lv.rr =, a.. l,,,.apes. of Mai lanes
,r.r.-.tr., ~ Via : ,-~ Aae,cr and
h.. ...-....-,. r-,-, a.. p.,s-s, r,sr, =
...tr.- p. ..,s an ,.,,r,l = tie dav
..-. .,... r...,ra ,..-..f T-n,sc,a,s VINO
---l .f.r- +. s.v I;gi,,
m. Ts.r.,, on. T.t. .sa-se-a-.-
..r.-, -.. r.-. and i.i-t,I5l. asserted
.r..- .-.~..- ....,., 5,..a.- breathe
.,..,.. - a..,,~ r,-.,.- ,a., Ms S,a,-
-.FE.-. s,ir f.- .r.i - fba ,-,nsIsf;a,
.,.., .-.,.,.....,.,. .,.f,,,. r.sy,t.5
, 1883-07-07

Yesterday a:terGccn we noticed we.i-to-
10 farmer look'ug up ami down tine bank "t
NH Creek. and upon aceos.ing him leaned
chat he Was ,r5 irg u fnd some place where
ne could water his team, bus ia. ba!kEeaGs
prevented h!s animals from approaching The
wa,er A. Z cons,qucn,e he had 70 drive
put to Garrison creek, and expressed much
Indignation that a city the size OF Waiis
Wal!a should be Gevoit OF wat.riug places.
Al the Thermometer went up past 90 yester
day Afternoon, there must have been suaer-
ing among the farmers teams hitchgd around
Town for water. Ii some of our merchants
would have watering trogSbs placed IN front
Of their premises all this could BE avoided.
II they cannot be provided in this manner
The city should take hold Of the matte Is
would cost coInparativoiy ncthin- to do this
and when ,nc movers consider tGe vast
amognt Of sood accomplished, 1t VII com
psasa,e them for their trouble We also
hope n the Gear future 70 see proper bitch
iug rails pllcsd aro1aI tao court house
square, bel ewing that this would ,H a meas
ure lessen the number Of gUuaways daily oc-
cUriUg 10 this city.
, 1883-07-07
struck By lightning.

Jast alter the tlUader storm on Friday
last Nr. O. I. Eliot cane into town sn6 re
yort,d that two mea and horse had been
truck by ightni'g z, and were then lying
Iea- On the road between this place and Il
.. Edward. The coroner Immediately
s'arted Tor the scene, and on arriving found
that a nan and a horse had been st. Gck, the
l0rse beiag killed and the man severely IN
igIed. Iae ct SIDE Of the wounded man
"A, burned badly, tae seaip being lifted and
,ce cords OF Ia. liabs and that side OF the
oodY badly swollen ana twisted as though
,ed hot iIou hal been drawn over the naked
i-sa. The other man VAS not struck, bring
,uly stunned by the sh0ck---Bsdrock Demo
rrgf.
, 1883-07-07

AZ last, and tbrough the e9Jris OF tie
STATEsI,S, we are 70 have watering sroughf
established %. toe benefit Of farmers coming
70 town with their teams. We know posi-
lively Of two fLe ones . be estr bllsl ei Or
Main street aEd ons II front Of tie Wig
VAN agricultural house O. Alder street
Mr. J. c. Issacs, Nth LIS chai iac.sfistic pab-
lie spiritedasss, has rlscsi the priee :or use
OF water a. a mere nominal figure, conss-
qEsntly we hope 70 chronicle The placing Of
these troughs Throughout the basiAezs por
ton OF town. as s-aa2ca and faithful
frieal Of TIE farmer, the STA-EsIag ha=
worked to have these Necessary an-iharie.
established.
, 1883-07-07
WEI hc:urn To-day.

Nr=srs. Blake and Bales. the future hotel
men o. WsIia Wnila nill arrive in this city
5zoIa above on this afternoons train. We un-
jers,aud Jhlt they have come TO terms with
nall, and that j-st as soon as the necessary
,ap-ss are made out and a few minor details
.sleudud 10. they VII take possession OF the
Stia- House. THIS IA welcome neTs and 8
&C. that wi.l b; appreciated by the citizens
: this city sud the travelling public sener-
sllr. Msssrs. Bike aud Bales are hotel men
n every sense OF the word and under theiF
capable management we VIII guarantee itat
.ne slime House vii be fsst-c!ass hotel.
, 1883-07-07
Improvements, II rr,,co,r.

TIE E.:Ie village q Pseycstt seems 20 ae
s'oglY 5at sure,y advancing 70 tie iroIt
RANK q Easasra Wa=aingt,a toEns, At
prssza, Air. Stacy. proprietor Of the A5te!
Jhere Is patting Up N addition ia the way Of
: 4ar24 2-s;ory wing 70 his building. znd aLso
erecting two story hocse 70 be nsed Tor
ne.ca-t:ls purposes. Beside th~ ths gen-
tleuau has large force Of men al work %
handsome cottsse residence.
, 1883-07-07
hurnmer Resort,

Ot zll the health aid pleasure Tesorts N
he uIpsr c5aalry We know Of zone cooler
y vita frer scenery than at Lake "ahs.
ri,h.l IS 1.,ics oi Lewiston. The lake is a
.restg BODY Of water sIounding IN trout;
e.. and Mrs. Case. Fagace Of Lewiston have
9reiI kept Io1ss on its banks where visit
.rs can find everything tkeir hearts can de
, 1883-07-07
Z GucTT.

EpIroE SrArEsIsS:-Wha- Is the r1attssE
ui,b the Ca.oa tla- !. fai,s 70 take any nc
ti,s oi she Iulpyoysmzats nov b=.aZ ua1-e
On Catherine sIest. Is i possible stat l1s
.5,.o- Mr. johnson IS opposed = individual
improvements, II - then li-y the tosn or
city that IS i1aied dozn wiki l:s p-sssnee;
for oas Of ttas strips eau Do more TO retAsd
s p.scs. than e dozsa can 70 push it sasa6.
Go AHxAp.
, 1883-07-07
Wheat Markell

IS yet the Wheat market is in very i1i-
Il state. B1yers haze ofs-,d - oan-s per
54=hei for the new crop, and we hear OF one
u two sales at that 6gure. Old crop IS offer
ii at Gj csuts. but buyers are no: wiling 'o
I've more than so canta. Grain sacks are
glyted q cents IL tais city.
, 1883-07-07
UanI. Them NO, ed

Itr suzrs.tsd tsat the Fiasnoe C'1ln''-
e. on the Fo,r.h Of july celetrit'on eoiiec'
pRc'en. funds {, have the fireworks 70
noved from the depot. Ar. Curus' .ns
tzeat desires very much to nave zoe ~
ssken from tho cosnpany's ssrehoase'
, 1883-07-07

One would suppose that these peT2et,
u,lly recurring >m5szzlsuaeH's by trusted
r,-ass goul lead financial ana business
Institutions 70 keep proper supervision o'
The aec5.u;s @. mea aho have tuuds IN
their cla-.s. The latest em7ezz.eT IS a
smart AID popular young fellow al Dos
tsa. via. G cashier Of the Massachusetts,
Loan and Trust Company. has PinrdeEed
rs treasury OF The amount a. 81 -CVo
lie carried on LIS operations 'or t"o
years; az5 the fact that he could do 50
without detection is highly discredi'so!e
20 Us other uficers, who deserve punish
ment Tor negligence as he deserves 1t Tor
embe1,ement.
, 1883-07-07

If Won vrsh 20 see the success Of some
-a4. reform, SAYS the Ogden Plot, 90 70
WORK lu earnest 20 bring 1t about. Never
ra.t .as public seain-uz - taSe the LEAD.
Paauc sentiment does not make l;se-i,
as- does II advance Itself Il mus b.
created. stimulated, ana sustained les a
lev leading spirits, # IT is ever 70 ac-
ermp,s-a anything, Revolutions IN pub
lie opinion. z-ss. mora. reforms, OF the
sa,,sss 81 any grand enterprise do not
81, u.ucr G.a,-5 p t1e pg5lie mind as on
,ls wisdom. spin. and energy 1t- one OF
-aa rrliy.daais Constant and vigorous
.-..a-.. 10 arsasss tbs attention, and ei.ei''
-aa sympathy OF the Pl5i.s, which, being
oaes Esae5. iosarss The success Of every
grand enterprise. D. your best 90 move
-as masses in tle ii-hr direction. aud DO
aa: we-- f,- tre masses 70 inspire ZOE Or
Leaf yo..
, 1883-07-07
Killed on i;is Track

Charle. Cs-utbe-s, lately resident G;
f Dsyton, was killed on the Northorn Pa
Inc near TIE Idaho line. While waking
alouy the track be was struck by the loco
native ii an east boun5 tram BE was z
year, If age sni unmarried. HIS parents
rssids IN D:Ytou.
, 1883-07-07
A EIi.ic joker.

AHttle , y1ar Old son Of Mr. Cox, the
Vain street y erchant, wss missed yesterday
.rd for three or four hours the neighborho0d
Fas searched h.gb and low for the httle Eel
ow. the q n;zed parents even g3ingso Tar
Is 70 drag The vel. He vas finally discoT'
red hahind = iar-c clothes 6asketin the an
1rg room Where liz had erawled md iaiien
asleep