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The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

When the clouds cleared away
Yesterday afternoon, the huge spot,
whose appearance on the SUMS face
over a week ago excited the own
ers of telescopes, was seen about
half way between the centre of the
sun and its western edge, having
been carried from oAe side ct the
visible disk to the other by the ro-
tation Of the sun on its axis. Great
changes have taken place in the ap'
pearance Of the spot. When first
seen it was composed of multi,
tude OF holes in the photasPhere
crowded together like the cells of
honeycomb. Nov the nucleus
consists of one enormous black
chasm, crossed in The centre BY
narrow lr dgs, which shines al
brightly as the general surface o
the sun, Around The ntc'eu: is !
Lroad grsy5psRpmbras oping dowr
| TO the edges of the cerFat chasn
and drawn out eastward into a trail
ing shadow, as if tie great sPo
were pleugblng its way tnrougl
the molten sun and leaving a mud
died current in its wake. Ih
amateur astronomers, whose nun
bers have gleatly ineEeas dot late
VII find this spot most interes,
ing object upon which to try thei
telescopes and test their powers @
observatioa.-New York Sun.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

.-Prof. P,ewits, hes ihee9 qqite
nnwelI Tor several weeks, and
Id arsday ehs Asa ghT htyagiS that
va was slarnius II w Z are gEatl 10 an
.noIpcs thas has condition i mn b
better th6ngg lFs 81. stil SsFg ifseRle
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24
NON RESILIENT NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi:
10 Miss Katy McCarley.

The State of Mississippi:
10 Miss Katy McCarley.
You are ron manded TO appear'ba
fore tl'e Judge eiu oar. next GneEit
Cour. OF Tippyh CouatY, Missa to he
holl"n il Ripisys on e,the lst M}P-
day of II rch, 1888, 30 show caust, i.
any yon caa. why the Judgment rea-
derei on tn l7th dag u SEPT. 1890 in
favor Of Mrs. May II. Moore against
Nose MeCaMay dcc'd s8toud hot b,
revived against th3 adminiatratgQs- ami
heirs Of thesaid Nose MeCaHeY,.dse 4,
in taycs Of tAe saiI .MQs4!rse ior the ase
Of r. ]. Thnrmnud, who, as appears
from the rceArig of tho CirculY Ulcrt
of 'ripha!Y Gnpty, Miss, Hlas lNrha5
ed sasd, jud sniaat f0rs oyaqahie con.
sig''f+Ion sllw 10 ,.7s.s. 80.
V the my hand and seal Of office
this 9Th ofFeHruaiy, 1888. .e..a asys
"e y,ij II. Il. MGCORD, Clerk.
Watson i T9VrmQad,t .a-.,.e,,....
Ait'l9 for ?, i. H..
Feb, IN, r883-36 -4w. 4H
.t.'' ~Fs5 at@ a@... Jtl - fs.2.A. y
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24
COMMUNICATED.

D. tbs4shIand Register
okthe A5A inqt, The Editor takes
the ground that Benton county is
sniitled!t6 the FlOater TO be elect
ed this year Adn Beat6n and Tip
tpI,ah Counties. Ills HFst claim TO-
the place is, based on, the fact that
the Representatfv6 of Benton
ceunly was nmmberpf the aaPpor5
| tionment committee and was in
ksssnmantal in having a Floater Civ.
AA Nalese counties. He certainly
tdoss aot ialend insiuRaae that
1Bentons represent e this
Office created for e benefit Of
some Benton county man And
yet If lie doesn't mean fhis what
does he meant
| In theSsecond place, he Fns it
Dor Benton becauseihe say ippah
lhas had the SenssDrship ice and
benton but once. In tbs sA is
mistaken. Capt. Strlcklin3 NEgEK
represented the Gard senatorial dis,
trict in the Senate. He represent
ed a district composed Of Tippah &
Lee counties, and the 23rd district
was formed during the last session
of his term. Alexander from Tip
pah was the first Segator the dis,
trict EyER had. lie served 2 years
then came CulleEss from Union
who served two years-then Ter
Try from Benton who Served four
years ,-theu Dalton from Union
who served four years, This gives
the Sepatorship 10 Tippah two
years, to Ren,on four years, and to
Union 6 years. Is there anything
voraciops on the part Of HpPah in
this? Now we have presented DR.
4 Murry to The voters Of the district
for Floater, not BECAUSE he is aTip.
rpah man, but because he is one o.
the best men, ii rot the very .besI
man, in the district Tor the place
/ He is not only qualified to- dis
charge the duties of this Office, .tq
lis qualified 10 discharge the dutie;
+ of tbs. highest and most responsible
office within the gift Of the people
with honor to himself and profit Il
/ the State.
We can safely assure our frient
, Of Benton and all others, az fo
= that matter, that no pentup TippaI
B., will confne the services and use
], fqlness ot. aiasrygin the legjsla
r ture. -
+ Now We want it understood tha
we make no claims for the plac'
for Tippah over Benton, and W
deny that Benton has any claim
over Tippah. We regret that loca
ton viii be made an Issue in thi
canvass. We pIsfeEAh9t1ths caa
didateS shall stand upon their meE
its as though no county lines divid
US. Yours, &c, ss X
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

Elder III. 2. Loyrey has been
called to the pastorde of the Rip
lev Baptist Chur h and we learn
accei tsi. The day Of service will
be the lhui sunday i9 every month
at II a. NJ, and at night.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

A Washington telegram says;
"Messrs. BaYard and George had a
little skiflnish in the senate to-day.
Mr., Bayard did pot agrees with MIR
Georges amendment reducing the
duty to 10 per cent ad volorem on
textile machinery tools, and limited
that the amendment was local and
sectional. This stirred up Mr..
George, and ip . quiet way he gave
Mr.. Bayard few hard raps."
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24
RIPLEY RAIl-i,oAu

Train on the Ripley Rail Road now
runs daaytSuhdaSaApt eKceptel3 ~
loliows'' crd - %
leave Ripley $50 A, M NJ,
Arrive Middleton 13J 4. n.
Leave Middleton II 05 A. nj.
ArriEe7kifaey leo p..a. u. ar . l.,
9VsJ ! AsUNDAS' 8 TRAIN ) a,4.
y LeaRe RipleyaliS2O A. Mss- .r r',ti a
.Retura to Ripley all, 90 r,Mg ...
Close connection with Srains oa
Memphis u Charleston k, Road.
.. l. HARRIS, Supt.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24
THE "oRlGlNkLa a Ai1
STAR SpEseLEH sAENEg

The oldest, mOSi popular, best aaa cbeap-
est family paper begins lis 2,st year with
1881 1t Is a large, page, 40 colamn. il
iastrated literary paper size afthe AIaed-
GER Eram full of stories. sketches, po-
egns wit, hIiihor and genuine fun. Raciest
aRdmost popqlaSp published, Estab-
Iished 20 years, read Dy 80, 900 persons. It
b solid, Substantial reliable. 0aly SO
ceRls . year, copies 20: pr 75 cents a
year with choiee of set Of SIX triple plated
silver spoons no brass. new style, retail
price, 81, 30; or American Dictionary. 700
pages, illustrated. detides 81, 900 lsyofas
nualeEous tables hOpnsl in elpth, gilt ,het-
ter than usual SI,5O books; er Wonderful
'<nultum-in-p.if so = iknffe d dozen ttooIs
- one handle1 sells at one to thres dollars
buck handle, name plate, etc.; Of superb
bcih hanhonicap sHEsEAst in bsjeal, linstrn-
nae1t known, price enc dollar and SO cents.
Either ofabOve premiums ana BAnftEe one
lyesEisent freeaIQri25 green stamps, sub.
scribe now. Satisfaction guaranteed. IN
Isi6ney Fefahaai. eT4SI5tsap! 5 slant1s far
s4s s4sE Esssafss ISp gi9iR5 !sSSl S4sgSis
z No1 aa5i4eAs ea' eesaias i.~
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

Be it known to all engaged in
farming that stock need salt N
winter as much as in surameF
though they often get'it4!eSs rega,
lsrly. tits quite as wellato have 1
part of the salt needed nhxed viii
the food, so that they viii get lit
tie dRlly.I The remainder may b
left to the aahimal's discretion.
Cattle that have salt sirrsguTarly
will eat Too much eisa fhqy eet-s
chance, producing scours and vlo-
lent shirst.n
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24
sEERiFF'S SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of ali execu> on, III my
hands, directed 10 me by ". wi.
Thompson, MaYor OF Ripley aud. Ex
0;fiicio IRsIe4. OF the Peace, and issued
on the S.hdar Of JanHary, 1883, I'd Sat.
isff Judgment OF S7694 mTavoro Of A..
A.'MeItieragansG llr Nat G. Carter,
] will, on the trst Monday OF March,
1883, at the Court. House door IN Rip
Icy, Miss, s5Il to tic Highest Bidder
Tor cash the following llcscsibe;l props
ertys; Df. Nat. Gl Cigtefs uad,Yided
Interest in the following lapd, y;z:
Commencing ut corner Stake Of Sec
ton, Il, -, 27 and %, ail ranning.
north 90 chains. theltde rasl 80 chains.
thence isQutl. Is chains, Themes west Is
chains, thence south ~ claims, thence
west So chains to the Beginning, ems
bracing an area Of 420 acres all in
township 4 Of Range 2, and in Tippah
Co Miss. Said property levied OH ii as
the property OF Df. Nit. u Carter to
satisfy said debt, interest and costs.
i as j. ll. RUTHERFORD, Sheriff.
heb. To-. 1883 -36-4w.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

TBs Recent Uqs suareme {, ,ar, DRis-
4 o. IL
Rt9Louis Repdblisgp: aTbrea re-
cent decisions Of Ae Saprank Cdnrt
ofthe United States affecting the
rights oflhe States settle tEAe follow
ing questions: SI'he fist alfrms the
exclusive 5nrisdCtfon Of the States
over civil rights ofciIizens. The
second aillrms the constitatiDnality
ol State laws prohibiting and max
ing crlmiual the intsTmarrlage Of
whites aud blacks. The third de,
MES the power Of any Slate TO- ahi
rogate or in any way impair the
right ofeOiorsd citizens 70 sit on
iuries on account 81 their color.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

VIZ are inclined TO hope from the
latest reports that the Mississippi
side OF the lower Mississippi river,
willescape serious damage from the
overflow. Louisisns il not farlIng
so eil.-Jackson Clarion, 21st.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24
TnE Clarion has ralsei NE qnes

The Clarion has ralsei the ques,
ton OF re listricEinS the, State by
the next Legislature. AMI we think
1t a proper hing to dq, The pres
ent arrangement is nnsat sEactory
to many counties, AMI a r5model-
ing, so asto bring the greatest good
to the greatest number, VIII be in
order. Should il be attempted, in
diYidaal interests saouli.he buried
out OF si9hh and the pubic good
0nlv,es HsldsreG. Tne CANVASS foF
the beg ature wi1l develop the
wishes OF the people or the sub.
ject. and the RepreSe l;a'ives cleo
ted will b, prepared to act wit;i
calm deliberation ia lie IN liter,
Let 4hs will OF the pe0pls be, re-
speGted. d.-CoriBsh Herald. ~
TIE Herald pnts the proposition
more-s rJngly than vel tended, Il
isnot t. ire district the slatei so
much as to ameHd'o The existing
-lsw Clarion !i 20 aelik2s4al e
- y 80 -...s-i = ana a.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

Browns IRON B1TTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, Indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &C., and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24
ANNloUFCBNNHNTs


We are authorized to announce DR.
Jxo Y. MBRkY, as a. candidate for
Floater, tor.the Flotoriat Districts com
prising the counties Of Tippab ana Ben
ton. Election, Tuesday Nov: 6, 1898,
/ FOfCAagcsrT Clerk.s II
We are authorized to announce the
name Of OLIVER + RAY as sapdi-
ddate for Chancery Clerk, Of Tippah
County, at the ensuing November elee-
ton. ~"
We are authorized to announce the
name of 7. A. HUNT as a candidate
for re election to the Office of Chancery
Clerk Of Tippah County at the ensuing
November election. "e
For County Treasurer.
We are authorized To announce The
name of D. VI. BARTLETT as candi-
date for reelection to the office o.
Treasurer of Tippah County, at the en-
suing November election.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

What glyes q healthy appetite,
anaR0reassa digestion, strsRgth 10
the muscles, and tone to the pervesi
Browns Iron BliteFs. aas
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

Do pot beo & Il dec;sii22edf.T L liz az Insist on
having the genuine Browi.'s Iron
Blttere, made only bS ihe Brown
Chemical Co. aud lake nothing
else.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

TIERS is some apprehension as to
the effect ol foods in Cairo, where
both rivers, at last accounts, we're
rising fast. A great many men
have been employed Strengthening
lhe weak places in the leYess, and
itisjust barely possible the people
Of the capital Of modern Egypt may
escape the fate that. overlook Pha
ro's host. here theltiyet toufinnss
TO rise. q, il d, es at I'll points be
low, but it is gen raj ], believed
ihe people Of the l"wlands-aFedss-
l,Haa IN ssespe pesh3ng mere 50.
fssss hssh the eGaFe which has
a AZ hem fhe pastses deys.
eqlPhis AfPeais 2ises yeas ~
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

In will cost $3.50, 900 to complete
the Washington nQpuRaptt The
shaft is now carried4lupE to The
height Of $40 feet above the floor
aud since the placing .oI 28 ,355 .s'l tons
ofstoueoR The sIruCtnresince 1880
it has settled onssahd lone quarter
inch, There is etough materlalor
hand 70 carry The mQpamept to q
height OF 800 feet. Ii u. CASEY
who has4lressEurk Ia. charge, ihlRk'
it can be eolB l4leH bgJ uiy s1SS4
when persons aesiTogs of commit
ting suicide fFom a he'gAt of owe
Eve hundred feet will kayeaan op
DOrtuniIy. Courier Journal.
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24

--Cireuit Court commences here
next Monday week. stII
The Ripley advertiser., 1883-02-24
BRoVTN,gIR0N. RITTRRSl

Gin, o., Nov. I6, 1881.
Gents The foolish vast
ing OF vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indul-
gence of our people, makes
your preparation a necessity;
and ifapplied, will save hun
dreds who resort to saloons
for temporary recuperahon. !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS.



An entertainment for the benefit of
Grace Church Industrial School will be
given tonight at Mozart Hall. The per-
formance win consist of fairy extrava-
ganza, tableaux, ballads, dances, etc. The
children of the school will be assisted by
the best talent among the little folks in
the city. The ladies, in charge of the
school are accomplishing a good work In
training the nimble fingers of the little
pupils to perform useful and ornamental
work-such work as will be source of
pleasure in homes Of luxury, and source
of revenue in homes OF poverty, In the
vast field Of woman work there is moth
ing nobler than to teach her own sex how
to be self-supporting and consequently
independent in the world. The good
ladies Of Grace church deserve the hearty
support and encouragement of the public
in their self-appointed and useful labor Of
love and charity The price of tickets to
this performance has been placed at the
nominal sum of twenty-five cents. "
ila TeIanthe Againga5' 9
On Friday evening at EstiYal Bark the
opera of lolantbe is To be performed with
the same cast which rendered 1t SO OleYerly
at the theater last week. After the per.
Torrance the children and their friends
will participate in hop. A performance
will also be given at the same resort Sat
urday afternoon and after it is over the
artists and the audience are to join in a
teppsiphorean entertainment, TO continue
until eight q CLOCK In the evening. The
ENTERTAINMENT is under the management
Of Mrs. @. H Fits, who has deyqted her
time and ekill 70 the training of the chill
dren for the INST two mnnths.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
Had 10 60 On.
Wall Street News.

In the panicky days Of lS72 Balti-
more dealer went to a trusted frienC
and asked his advice in regard to fail
ing, and effecting a cheap settlement
with his creditors. ~ KY 21Rt
What are your liabilitiess" wal
asked. '"'3 'sia8
dAbput $1,000 ..fs1
"And your Assetsp" '12
"Qh, Tn worth about $50, 900"
"And how much do you hope tC
beat your creditors out OFF" "
well, perhaps $l200,"' t,P
my dear sir, you are next door tC
a business idiot Where you beat
your creditors out Of twelve hundred
the lawyers will beat you out Of
tWeBty,four. You have 9tarted alto
gethep wrong. You should be worth
$4,000 end be in debt $4,000. Let
this be q solemn warning never to do
such foolish thing again. No, sir,
you cant fail. Go back to business
and pay dollar for dollar, and it will
serve you just right, too"
The dealer followed the advice, and
it wasn't until last year that he salld
bring 9 failure around and settle for
twelve cents on the dollar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
ATLANTA.
Sensations Caused by the EdIlO-
rial FraterniIy-Changed Man
agement Of the POst-Appeal.
Special to the Courier-Journal.

opcclal 70 lne OOurler-JOurnal.
ATLANTA, June l1.-This has been
lively day for Georgia editors. Col.
ThorntOn's announcement that he had
sold the Post. Appeal 70 a $1,000, OOC
syndicate was not believed, but the
printers stood at their cases in the
vain hope of getting their pay. Thorn.
ton was going off on the 2 O'Clock
train, and said the new proprietors
would make themselves known at 6,
after he left.
While stepping on the car Thornton
was served with an attachment for
wages by his editor, John Littleton,
who preferred to deal with proprie
tor in sight to one in the dark. Thorn
ton struck an attitude and threw his
hands behind him, as if to draw a PTS
toll, but was prevented from using it on
Littleton by Local Editor Bruffey, Of
the Constitution. Thornton then paid
the bill hurting imprecations on Little
ton and hardly had time to jump on the
train with his wife, as it was moving
out of the car shed. Just as the train
was in full motion a body of striking
printers, with bailiff, rushed in to
levy on his baggage, only to see
Thornton standing on the rear plat
form waving adieu.
Out Of this row grew. another
AS Bruffey was restraining Thornton
from shooting Littleton colored hack
driver demanded collection Of q bill
due him by Brufey. The latter
rushed out, took up a piece of stone
on the street, which he aimed well at
the negro, inficting serious wound
on the back of his head. He will
plead guilty at the Recorders Court
tomorrow. qn
The new management of the Post.
Appeal is Colonel A. l.. Harris, an
@hioan, who made himself famous
while occupying the chair Of Speaker
on the opening of the Georgia Legis-
lature, under orders Of General
Terry, with armed sentinals pacing up
and down the halls, The other pro-
prietOr is A. H. Moore.
At 10 o'clock tonight darkness
reigned on the Post Appeal, SO for
the present It will not appear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
ADDITIONAL rSrTON.

LIvERPooL, June 49, 400 p. m.--Cot.
ton in moderate inquiry freely supplied
Uplands, b ll.l6d; orleans, 8 l3-l6d. Sales
to-day, 10000 bales. Receipts, $3.50 bales
American, 5000. Futures opened steady
and closed firm.
NEW YORK. June 10, 1924 pm
Cotton dull. Ordinary, ll-l6c; good
ordinary, 8 lb-l8ci low middliAE, l634c;
middli8g, le3sc; -gpod middling, lie, mid.
ding fair, llRe fair, 1910. Futures
are dull and easy at no change nom last
evenings closing figures. 1fsa
NEW ORLEANS, June 10, 1l:30 am.
Cotton dull. Middling, 10c. Sale.
to-day, 200 bales. Receipts to lay, 1882
at Galveston, 672; Charleston 500 Nor,
folk, 1922 Mobile, ~ Savannah, 500
bales, a. n1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
PERSONAL


Mr.. II. n, Townsr, Of the Good
year Rubber House, is confined to his
home with malarial fever.
A large assortment Of the best
styles Of dog muzzles at Frank
Schuman's gun store, No. 4l2 Main. +
Thos. II. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
upholsterer. All kinds Of furniture
repaired at short notice. 43 jefferson. /
Miss Kate Coward hasjust returned
from Stanton, Va, school, and is
stopping at the residence Of Colonel
Sam Coward, near Estival Park.
Tonight, at Mozart Hall. Grace
Church Industrial School will give q
concert, Duets, dances, fairy extrava-
ganEa and tablesux. Performance at
quarter pest eight.
Miss Lula Wells, daughter of Mr..
Sam Wells, was one Of the passengers
on the Cons Millar which left last
night for Cincinnati. Miss Wells will
spend part Of the summer in Ken
lucky. where she has an uncle and
other relatives.
Little Rock Gazette. IL: Mr.. Bun
IF. Price, Masonic Deputy Grand
Master Of Tennessee, K. O. Of the
Memphis Uommandery and Master Of
DeSoto Lodge in that city, was in
town yesterday en- route to California.
He was accompanied by Mr.. A. S.
McGhee. of the house OF G. P. Hunt
& Co., Memphis.
Real estate is again increasing in
value in this city and suburbs and it
now offers a paying investment for
capitalists. On Saturday Captain R
j. Black. G. and M. of the Ohanoery
Court will sell lot with brick builds
ing, near corner Main and Winchester;
a lot with three story brick on Main,
between Winchester and Market; one
half interest in the brick livery stable
opposite the courthouse; two lots with
residence on Shelby street, between
Huling and Trezevapf, fronting 80
feet, with depth of 100; several lots
in the Bagby subdivision in the north.
eastern suburbs on the Old Raleigh
road, and also the Norton property
near corner Manassas and Old Raleigh
road. 'l7i7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
The Lucky LOffarx.

A club Of some eighteen persons, me-
chanics and others, connected with tho
Charleston railway shops are accused OF
haYing drawn half Of the third prize in
theft share 0f j SONS up $40 900, or abop /
5000 each. The story goes that a little
blY Of foreign parentage purchased The
lleket fgF BlD Fhe laJGfStpf Lhacluh, and
the lucky lads portion IL something ovoT
$500, the same astllc others. The number
which drew the prize Il 81 800. The first
prize Of $4,000 was drawn by ticket
Z,lSl; the second prize OF $4,000 by
ticket IS, 0l8; and the third Of $4,000 By
ticket 3l,A0J Iiel(of tie latter only wal
yold here according 70 The repdrl, and il
veg Gent forward f9r collection I. so-1 10y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
Eelantlle again.
Attention HOusekeepsrS
selling Ont al Cost.

Having TO take charge of the factory Of
the heE Bluff City stoYa WORKS, | am
compelled TO close out my present husi-
ness at once, and will sell my entire stock
Of stoves, tinware, lamps and lamp goods,
WIRE and wooden ware, cutlery and gen.
eral house furnishing and fitting goods, at
prices less than cost for the next 30 DAYS.
Tools and fixtures for sale cheap.
100 J.. TIFF RISK, 800 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION
To the Following Low Prices.


Mems elegant blue flannel suits at So,
worth Sl2; all wool cashmere suits at $40,
worth sl5 superior blue flannel pants 81,
worth double the money; mems coats 50c,
cheap at double the value; mems mohaiI
coats at 81 %, bargain at 81 the finest
alpaca coats at 81, former price SO So mems
cheviot shirts, with collars attached, ST.
HATS! HATSll HATSln
At fifty cents on the dollarl
Gents extra fine gauze undershirts at
Zoe; Union yoke, fine linen bosom shirts,
at 81; mems patent India gauze under
shirts at SOC; mems half hose &c pair;
mems calico shirts 25c; mems imitation
silk caps at 25c. IS iai
B0SHWITZ BROS,
SO Cor. Main and Jefferson sts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-13
Police News,

The court took In $50 cash to-day from
Joe Thompson and Jerry Jones, that being
q forfeit put up by them for running a
lottery game. II Is the usual custom 70
take tho players up, require a forfeit and
when they do not appear place the cash
10 the account Of the city and lot the par
ties arrested 70 ahead with their game,
until caught in the act again.
Frank Mooney, plain drunk, will toll
IN the sunshine with the gang for twelve
days. Dennis Carney suffers the same
penalty for disorderly drunk; Charles
Mccarthy, for sleepy drunk and using
the public sidewalk for bis, also does
work for twelve days Maria Duke, for
disorderly drunk and other bad features,
goes for twenty days.
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