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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-15
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

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Fine
Underwear
Neckwear
Loeb & Nook,
235 Main.
Toys at Williams.
Call at II Beal for saddlery.
Pink French oorsets, Langes.
&. Kaiser removed to n Beal street.
New buckwheat, Jos. P. Carey & Co.
LEDGER Office removed TO II Union St
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2s2 Main
street.
Leila Scott Lodge will confer p. c.
degree tonight
Lyle & Shields prepared buckwheat
never fails 10 please.
Window glass and mixed paints. at z.
Wright, 800 Main.
Nearly $50 guests registered at four Of
our leading hotels yesterda,
Smoke Little Diamond, 8 for pc st
Bergman q Wagener's, 2s5 Main.
Cedar posts and poles, lime, grain and
hay in car lots Ike A. Chase, 20 Front
The Chickasaw Guards have their er,t
social entertainment at their armory to-
night. "
Bob Smith, a very inebriated man of
color was run in this morning by Officer
Hurst '''''
The cotton market is in better feeling
today, and sales are making literally AZ
full quotations. "
Just received, a large assortment Of
heating and cooking stoves AZ Ram.
Nerdel & Co.'S 4l9 Main ~
Next Wednesday Is the time fred upop
for the reception Of excunionists from
Kansas City over the new railway.
A couple Of nice, new winter cars arc
running on the red or Elmwood line. and
they are clean, comfortable and easy.
The "Rajah" troupe arrive from Nash.
vile this afternoon, and the Carrie Swain
Company perform at Nashville to.night,
A new feature Of the new street cars |,
the sign, Smoking strictly prohibited
when ladies are in the car, and rs thC
correct thing.
Ia addition to the regular rehearsal Of
the Mozart Society this evening an elec.
ton Of Board ~ Directors will be held
IT. dollars 10 cents the old board will h,
reelected.
II does not promise to be much warmer
to-day or tomorrow. Our interior neigh
bors are taking advantage Of the frigid
weather 70 slaughter and pack their yearly
supply Of meat
The st. Elmo Commandery. Knight
Templur, will meet tonight in specia
conceive, and the Leila Scott Lodge n
and A. NJ. will also NEE. 70 work m IN,
Fellowerail degree.
Clara Louise Kellogg will sing at Kan
sas City tonight. lThe celebrated Teres,
Carreno Is with the same concert troupe
and Of course will play the piano on IN
occasion, as She alone can play.
The remains ofan unknown negro wer,
found in freight car near the foot Of
Poplar street yesterday, and an inques
held by Squire Quigloy failed 10 disclos,
how or when be died, or who he was.
That merry comedy "The Rajah.n will
be represented BY the following people 10.
.iBut' IL M lllti Mlsh hllue BthNca, II
N Holland, Miss Marion Fillmore, ] b
Barrows, Hal Warren, Mrs Dollie Pike
George Bruening, Max Freeman.
A house IN the southern part Of the city
corner Of Seventh and Alabama streets
belonging 10 Mrs. Fransiola, and occupied
by Mr., Putor, was injured by fire yes
terday afternoon 10 the extent Of some.
thing over hundred dollars A defective
hue caused Il.
Tho cornet player, Levy, was expected
AZ Atlanta Gay yesterday 10 take part In
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-15
KO-KO lulu
CHEWING Gun.
At Five Cent. per package.
For Sale Everywhere.


Golden hair auid at Ms. McAnally's
A lot Of Ben Davis and Of red genitinp
apples at Carson q Paine's.
You can buy the best shirts only atSam
Mays, 259K Main street.
Fine assortment Of fish at Seessel a
Wurtzburger's 100 and io2 Main street
j. ?. Jordan and J. w. Craney, oftbi,
city, were in Kansas City last Monday.
Miss Blanche Porter, of Galloway. Fay.
cite county, is visiting friends in the city
Just received, six dozen spring back
folios. Prices, 81 to 81, at Houcks music
store, Ss9 Main street.
Captain james $. Wise passed through
here yesterday going West, but viii come
back this way few days hence.
=All kinds Of fresh fish, game and meats
as well as fresh oysters and celery at Vic.
tor d. Fuchs markeL3 80 and Al Jefferson.
Mr.. S. D. McUur, e formerly with j. w
k!eyes, Is now permanently connected
with Mr.. Charles Z. Harris, wholesale
toys, fancy goods and notions, 1852 Main
Miss Sallie A. Woodward and Mr.
Charles ii. Harris were married by DR.
George White yesterday, ami left ON /,
bridal tour to New Orleans after the cere.
mOny.
Miss Jennie Lamar, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Senator Lamar
Of Mississippi, IS visiting her friend Mis-
10 Heiskell. daughter Of Judge G. w
Helskell, at 1858 Pontotoc street.
Mincemeat, apple and peach butter
fresh maillard chocolate, Bakers cocoa
chocolate and broma, chow-chow. new
salt pickles, mixed pickles, etc. etc, jusi
received, at Seessel d Wnrtzburgers l3(
and 1872 Main street.
Captain II. II. Booth, long connected
with the claim department Of the Mem,
phis and Charleston railroad, resigned
two months ago and went South for hi,
health. He has returned from soiourn
in New Orleans very much improved
and hopes soon to be able 10 be TO worl
again.
A. \. Davis, house and sign painter, 3OC
Second st ,superintends IN person ali worl
intrusted to him, whether plain or deco
ratiye. Having enjoyed life time expe
rience in executing work in his line h,
feels confident that he can give satisfaction
TO any patron. Contracts solicited ant
finished promptly in workmanlike man
ner at reasonable rates.
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Weather Items.
sunshine plentiful to-day.

W
The wind came from the northwest all
Of yesterday, shifted to the northeast lste
last night, and this morning there was no
wind
Ice nearly half an inch thick formed
over exposed puddles last night, and the
damp ground was frozen hereabouts Tor
the first time this season.
The exposed thermometer dropped 10
20 this morning, a lower point than has
been touched heretofore. Range yestcr.
day, 83' TO jl'.
The weather indications abroad. accord
ing 10 to-day's kilograms from Washing
ton; Northwest TO southwest winds and
stationary or lower temperature in Ten
neSsee and the Ohio valley, local rains In
the west Gulf States and fair skies, with
continued cold weather in tho Missouri
valley. Snow and colder weather 4 an
nounced for the lake regions
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1AahNAa ~
Below is given the dates Of election and
the number Of years served by the various
retiring city officials;
Arson Nelson, Treasurer Octos
Der, 1862 served Il years.
Judge s, A. Duling, Recorder--elected
October, 1872 served II years.
i. w. Mccain, City Revenue Collec-
tor - elected October 1870; served 10
years.
John l.. Glenn, City Water Tax Collec-
tor-This gentleman was absent from the
city and the records Of the city we're mac
eessible, so the reporter called on Thomas
Calender, the oledst citizen here,
and asked 10 be enlightened on this
subject. Mr.. Calender said that he
was sorry he could not give the iniorma-
ton, but he thinks Mr.. Glenn was elected
before he was born, as the first thing he
remembers was seeing John Glenn be-
hind the Water Tax Collectors desk.
Casper b. Kuhn, City Auditor, was
elected August, 1881, when his Office was
created. lie served two years.
Captain William Stockell, Chief Of the
Fire Departmont-Electod October, 1869;
served fourteen years.
vs. II. Iatcr, Chief Of Police-Elected
in ISL, served twelve years.
William Hinton, City Marshal
Elected in 1881, as the successor Of ID. II.
Pittman, who filled the Office ten years.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, November Is, $3.50 PM
Cotton steady and unchanged. Uplands,
SO; orleans, Cd. Sales to-day, 1900
bales. Receipts, l4,7OOi American, IL, 600
Futures quiet,
New ORLEANS, November 10, ll;30Am
Cotton steady. Middling, 10c. Sales
to-day, 900 bales. Receipts, Il, 945 bales; at
Galveston, $40; Mobile, 1859; Savannah,
$500; Norfolk, 4A7; Charleston, 1881
bales, Total at six ports, 26,552 bales,
NEW YORK, November 10, 1920 pm.
Cotton firm at unchanged prices. Or.
binary, 3 3-l6c; good ordinary 7-l6c; low
middling, 10 l-l6c; middling, 10 7-l6c;
good middling. l0ll-l6G middling fair,
II BLOC; fair, IL Lice. Futures are steady
at to 8 points above last evenings clos
ing prices
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GENTS
UNDERWEAR,
Finest Stock
Lowest Prices
AT
SAM MAYS.
AaUsEMENTs.
me Raiah.

The Raiah.
The successful comedy drama Of '.The
Rajah, with It's various spectacular fea-
lures Is TO be presented for the first time
At Leubrie's Theater tonight Ii Is one
Of the Madison Square, New York. thea.
ters successes, still on the boards OF that
popular resort, and which has run without
lntermisslon for more than five months
past. The Rajah" will doubtless receive
a,c9rdisl welcome by the play going PEG,
The Carrie Swain Company.
The Carrie Swain troupe clo'ed a brief
and successful engagement here last night
IN Cad, the Tom Boy The company
are to appear in the same play at the ST
Charles Theater, New Orleans, next sun
dAy evening.
The Planners wife Troupe.
The planters Wife, Combination. To
open at the theater here next Monday
night are now playing at the Grand
Operahouse, on Canal street New
Orleans. Miss Emily Rigl, the leading
actress Of the company, is described as q
beautiful and powerful emotional actress
who Is exceedingly popular in New
York and other eastern cities, and it will
De her hrst appearance here 1.-THE
Planters Wife is a charming American
society drama full Of effective situations
II has been tsyoably received wherever
presented.
Physical Culture.
How to acquire health, strength. grace.
beauty and long life, will be the subject
Of lecture to be delivered next Satur-
day night at Mozart Hall by
DIR. Wilbur, The gentleman has
seven diplomas and gold medal as
evidence of his learning and ability, and
ne describes physical culture in scien-
tine, amusing and instructive way. Allui-
ing 70 his lectures an exchange saws:
THE Doctor has the very best OF appli-
ances TO illustrate his lecture, and we are
satisfied from number of expressions
that we heard from parties in the audience
that his lecture came fully ND 10 the
standard Of interest and instruction that
the Doctors advertisement led US to OK,
pect 1t formed a rare opportunity 10
those who have never instructed them
selves in anatomy. In fact he Just took
man TO pieces and showed themachinerv
m him just as jeweler would a clock p
The lecturer has wonderful dog called
Dukey which the bills say "has q silver
! stomach, allows him TO drink milk on the
platform, and simply by removing the
/ cork let the milk run out as fast as he
drinks it. A thing never before witnessed
in the world. The dog is alive and will
positively appear at each lecture
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A Walkiug JeweIry Ehop.

0niAlhB SeWeiFy bnOp.
A young man giving the name of B w.
Cohn was arrested to-day by Officer Gull
len on q charge Of stealing watch from
the establishment Of @. Loeb, on Beal
street. COIN claims to hail from ST Louis,
and had been in the employ of Mr.. Loeb
two or three days when watch was
missed. Information was given the
police and the ticker was
found at pawnsh p. When
searched Cohn had on his person eleven
imitation gold rings a gold watch thir-
teen cuff buttons, IS 80 in silver, pawn
ticket for silver stem winding watch
and pass on the Vicksburg and Shreve-
port railway, Issued 10 one james Work
man on account Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. COIN is small in
stature dark complexion, curly, dark
hair, dark eyes and small, dark mustache.
His case win be Investigated tomorrow
by Esquire Burke.
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Death OF Miss Mamie Matthews,

Miss Mamie Matthews, daughter Of The
late ex-senator Matthews, Of Giles county
died at her mothers homo in Pulaski
Monday. Tho remains were inferred
there yesterday. She was very lovablC
young lady, scarcely out OF her toen', and
had many friends aud admirers IN Mash,
Vile.
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0larrhaa, Dyssntary or
Bloody FIuX,


Contains no opiates asd l. marvellous 10 lie
speedy effect. Read the f0llOWing testimO-
NAL. one among the hundreds in my pOsles-
sion;
lcoFYl
Memphis, TEN, Oct. 8, 1855.
Ma L. RosEEHEN-I suffered with tpHel
ditorders in July, August and September,
lbs3; In the latter month the disease cuimi
mated in very severe attack Of dy sentery,
accompanied with bloody discharges and
great pIostration. | took several regular
courses Of medicines, as prescribed BY a
physician, without any relief. / was finally
induced 10 try q bottle Of ROSE ELIXIR,
and before / had taken three-fourths Of the
contents / WAS entirely cured. / c0nscien-
tiouily recommend this medicine for the cure
Of bowel complaints In general and chronic
dysentery ~ particular. B. >. GARRETT,
Y 5 Supervising Inspector Of Steam Vessels,
l2t Sixth District
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-15

The PUBLIC LEDGER job
Printing Office and Bindery IS
HOw located at IL Union street and
ready for all business Offering.
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The PUBLIC LEDGER JOB
Printing Office and Bindery is
nOg located at u Union strickland
rsady for all business offering.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-15

The PUBLIC LEDGER Bindery
aud Job Printing Office Is nOp located
at u Union street and ready for all
business Offering.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-15

THURBER'S Deep Sea SIacke-
rel, 3 and 10 Id cans.
PURE RASPBERRY IAN, 4 ID
pals.
ASsORTED PRESERVES, 4
aud 5 ID buckets.
LARABEt'S PRETZELS, fresh
DRIED BEEF, sliced.
IMPORTED (Swedish) matches
very cheap at
ANGUS CAMPBsLL a. CO.'S,
I so heal street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-15

The PUBLIC LEDGER Bindery
and Job Printing Office Is nor located
al II Union street and ready for all
business ogeriHg.
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r. A. Wright e. Co.,
Under Peabody Hotel,
are constantly receiving lhe
Latest styles Of Hats.

Choice lot Of Kentucky apples at J. J
Paine q Cos, 1856 Front. 90
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COURTHOUSE NOTES

DIR. Zlerman's Water Cure, 222
Second street, Turkish, Russian, steam,
vapor, bot and cold baths given. 20
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mAn1an

l-'--s>.>~>-~e-~s.-~>-
A GIRL % do esnerAl houssuofk In q small
"A family. Apply with references q Sss
PoY in pflRting ofics. 0ns who has had
~ some experiences At the business. APP
A n office girl white. Z B Leonis. del-
"a list. 4 corner Adams and Main. %
NUITAk and banjo scholars. Apply at
VI hollsnesrgs music store. q g
4 SINGLE GENTLEMEN can Be accom-.
s modated with rooms and board AZ 6o6
Shelby street. 60 6
no ft old frames with our IMPRRIAL PEB-
u BLkS, SIS Per pair. N huLFoRD 4 90.
E0h the coming year man who under
E stands truck farming and gardening.
Second and Monroe, Memphis. So
Two gOOd, dressnakers will 6pd steady
y work and good wages at Mrs. D Bon
fanti, 40 Main. 5St
NAFF, RLRISCHMANN & CO.'S COM
" pressed Yeast makes the lishtest bread.
For sale By all hrst-elass grOcers. Try It, De-
hyered fresh daily 70 All parts Of the city. !
NO0K, washer and irober, for a small fam.
~ lily. Inquire q &9 Ii den street; must
os we'll recommended. So
NRATE SETTING.
" ", B. Jockey. go Second. IS lls
IF you want gOod shoes call on Hirse Q,
sehWab a 90, g Beal. lot
TIE exchange 20 acres good land near city
for two good dray mules. IKE A CHASE,
70 Front street. 2f
IL you want cheap shoes call on HiFsch,
4 SchWab 4 Co.,t6 Beal. l6i
0Lp E9ld ys.sA cssss,, silver, Etc.. cash. 7.
I000 TONS cast and wrought iron,
lUUV rags and bones, also old met
al, feathers and hides, old machinery bought
and sold; send for price list, Address
SAMUEL HABA1, Agt and Com. Merchant.
ioy 70 as Shelby street, Memphis, Tenn. ssi
GBCOND-HAND CLOTHING. Good Prices
- paid. Call on or address
ht ELIAS sHAUL. l06 Main st.
NEHIs' Felt, Straw and Manila hats
" cleaned, dyed and reshaped in the latest
STYLES. A. d. STA MACK, lSs Second. St
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
ONE Hack horse, lame in left hind leg.
" One light gray mule, lame In leit fore
leg. Liberal reward for information at 66
Monroe street. d65
A BLACK mare mule, IA hands high; slim
n built; harness mark, short trimmed,
shod all a-Ound. Is reward. Mrs. Laura
Martin. corner Lane and Ayres street. q C
A BLACK mare mule, Is hands high, two
~ white.spots on LEFT hip, one white spot on
tail, $40 reward. ALT SMITH,
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,
LOST.
FOR RENT.

ONE furnished room on first floor; two un.
" furnished rooms on second hoor, at lss
second street References required 70
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Caps. Caps. Caps.
Avery large assortment Of men and boys
caps can be found at Cosen's, the halter,
2l9 Main street. Fine fur seal skin, otter,
beaver, plush, chinchllas, cloth and other
materials with ear protectors and without.
Boys school caps from 5Oc upward. Pro
teot your head and save q doctors bill. Gi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-15

PawnbrOker Sale
Of Uuredet med Pledges
GA Tuesday, November 10Th,
Braudt e. 90, POS Main st. IS
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The November term Of the Circuit
Court begins Monday next, November
10th.
p. J. Gebhardt, the young man con.
victed Of working a confidence racket on
Mr.. Rothschild, has been granted new
trial.
Bamberger, String & Co., yesterday
issued an attachment against w. Q. Easily
and others, at Millington, Tenn, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio road, for S6ll 50.
Choice lot oe Kan,nol,,, ao,los al I
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Rose Elixir.
The Triumph of the Times.

A RIER years Of experiments and persist
n emit perseverance the proprietor has At
last discovered, what the medical fraternity
that will cure any and every ease Of
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~ Iefms ieasonabIe, q o.
DLANTATION on Mississippi river, 400
L acres cleared; well improved. Por sale
on place.. 1000 bushels corn. hay. wagons,
ploWs aud Is mules. NJ eMrH,
81 I'm nnnlar alrnal
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The Retiring Nashville OmcIAIs

Choice lot Of Kentucky apples at j. J.
Paine & Cos, 1856 Front. 60
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DIAN0S ami ORGANS at
l % H0LLENBERG'S Music House
i ARGE, frst-eliss cotton warehouse.
~ ISL j. ". PATRICK.
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PROFESSIONAL.


FURNISHED and unfurnished room with
u out hoard. AZ Al Fiith street Chelsea' Id
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-26
AMONG THE BREAKERS.

1t was very large audience, consid-
ering the character of the night, that
gathered at the opera house Tuesday
night to hear the Dramatic. Club in
the pleasing society drama "Among
the Breakers"
We-tififk- tfat-we-s state nothing
more than is warranted, in sayiHg t4anr
the-auoicnce was surprised andagreea-
bly, disappointed in the presentations Of
due play.-Th~y-w were attentive and in,
xceiientgood humer from first to last.
All the parts were creditably taken,
and some of them in a manner that in
Dictated unusual histrionic ability.
Mr.. Simpson, as David Murray, was
easy and graceful on the stage, tut,
il we MAY Neutdre Il word Of ritieisin,
hardly vigorous enough for the part.
This was mainly due, however, to Sc
rious-i4.ti-rositfrn.
Miss Blanche Cain, as Bees Star
bright, did exceedingly well. Hex
makeup Mas gsael, -eae44eiatiea-ex-
ceilent, and her acting unaffected asd
bright. She Will deEeIep-i st.,ss gold
ACTRESS.
Misses Emma Lewis and Beulah
Reimert in their respective parts,
showed an ease and self control re-
markable for young ladies with their
amount of experience. Miss Emma
looked charming, and the only fault
found with her-and the same could
be said of nearly every other one-was
that she did not speak loud enough.
Miss Beulah as the Open-heartcd
Irish girl, was in great favor with the
audience as well as with Larry"
Mr.. Culbertson as Bruce Hunter, did
well, hut-w4Alef- have taken the part
mueif better, in fact would have played
" memorized-it. As It was-he| won
much praise.
Mr.. Amrine took the Irish sailor
boys part admirably. -1t-was~un-
doubleday ono of the best sustained
parts in the ay.-Mr.-Amrinei sveSy
vefrssiilesSaf1d has genuine ability.
Percy Harris has good natural quail
ifications, but requires practice in stage
work. He-asaec9gQQd point in say-
ing what he fiad to say SO That It Could
e. heard -snd UNDERSTOOD.
Miss Nettie Scott, as Mother Cary,
was received with great cOrdiality
by the audience, and we think inter
preted the difficult part very credita-
bly,.
MIR. Ira Willett, as Scud, was IN
the ''star." Every appear
ance and almost every word of his
drought down the house." 70 0us
is a more arreptSsas-eom>
edian than any that haYe-yisited Us
professionally-for Years. We havepo
do,1ht- tlu2E ~he-eoUfyf-t stage
professionally with entire. suecess.
~~Altogethee, alth0ngh there is abund-
ant room tsr criticism, the performance
may be CALLED great success, and we
have no6doubt that future appearances
of the club viii be looked to with
pleasure and greeted by full houses.
The-1G83a0-6aad furnished very ac-
music.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-26

McNutt Bros. are agents for Burr
& Co.'S celebrated fine shoes, the best
in the market.
The mitd Wtnds are saying, get you,
stores at the Lire Hardware.
The largest and most complete stock
of watches. clocks, jewelry and glasset
| in the market at G. 4. Steele's
Cy. Lemon is out again-says tie
biggest part about him is his appetite
A shawl left at KAUFMAN 4 Goa
some time ago, will be restored to tho
owner upon application.
Smyth & Aliens new goods are still
coming in. One needn't leave lola fol
Christmas presents this year.
have a small house, of two rooms,
in the south part of town, for sale
Enquire of &. y. Steele.
No dirt or dust about Anthracite
coal, Try load of it. Roderick 4
Lawrence.
Mr.. Ben. Allen and wife. of Wichita,
were visiting at Charlie Steele's over
Sunday.
Warden Jones, of the State peniten-
tiary, WAS down this week looking af-
ter his interests in this neck o. the
woods.
Mr.. Knights dwelling house is APP
preaching completion, and AIDS very
greatly to the appearance of things in
the southeast quarter.
Lee Fuckers new oyster sign looms
up imm ansely. Lee sets up an ele-
CANT oyster stew.
THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF
ALBUMS EVER RECEIVED III To-
LA AT G g. z. 1
The Burr shoe is second to none, but
far ahead in point of quality, work
manship, &c.
There has been considerable sugges-
ton of November i'm the dark days
and chilly rains of the past week.
Give THE REGISTER Office a call be-
fore letting contracts for job printing.
We will not be underbid, and we
guarantee satisfaction.
w. ). Lawrence, a prominent impleA
ment and grain merchant, of lola, is at
the Tremont.-FOrt Scott Monitor
{Tuesday.)
We are sorry 80 hear that J. r. Dun
lap, of Carlyle, has been quite i'll for a
week past He is now improving.
The total number of eases to come
before the District court at its next sit
ting, is, up to date, eighty-three. OF
these thirty-two relate to the disputed
lands in this county.
That was a shabby trick of "Scud's"
to make the people believe that he
was picking the banjo, when the said
banjo was stringless and cracked and
miserable dummy.
A FULL STOCK FOR THE HOLI-
DAYS AT TIE BOOK STORE ON
THECORNER.
Z Mr.. A. Il. Funk bought 4i0 acres of
George Bowlus. This body of land,
added to the farm he already owns,
will give Mr.. Funk one of the best
stock farms in the county.
Gray says he has to watch AL. Ellis
to keep him from selling "a ounces of
meat for pound since the advent of
that new boy last Monday.
W. p. Northrup has been on the sick
list for about two weeks. We are glad
to learn that he will soon be able to be
down town again.
IVES. Lawrence has been treating
some of the fellows to gay rides behind
bis fast stopper. He has a nobby
TURNOUT.
We need some anti-old-haehelor REM
edy in lola. Next 10 babies the old
pacheloTs are multiplying with alarm
ing EaIidity. Girls. lis Will never do.
Bring on your remedy.