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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-10

New YoRK, March 10, liam
The stock market opened per cer {
higher Tor Northwestern preferred. but
generally l to per cent lower for the
remainder of the lis', tho latter Tor
Denver and Rio Grande. During the
ua.t Lour the market was dull. and
prices at first declined TAI per cent
| ID by Union Pacific.
The wheat market is la!c lower and
heavy.
Money, 6a7 per cent; prime mer
camille uaper, 81 per cent; bar sill
YER. ll04 Exchange is steady at 500
tor long, and 80i for sight. Subsidi
arv coin, | discount buyiOg aud par
selling.
Governments unchanged.
States neglected.
Railroad bonds are irregular, hut
generally higher.
Government 5s extended, 1924; AS
1925; 4s, 1l9s; IS, lOi; Pacific 6s Oi
81. l2S
Stocks-After IL o'clock the market
was very dull, however it became
steady at noon and a shade better.
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CHICAGO.
SnOwstn the NOTthwesI-Flafter.
Ing Prospects TOR the Sum.
mer TrOtIing kaces.

CHICAGO, March l0.-Light snow
here this morning. Weather through
cut the Northwest generally cloudy
to-day.
The list of entries for the special
stakes offered by the Chicago Driving
Park for the summer trotting meet
IngS Of 1888 aud 1884. presents a fl At.
erlnO showing. Ia The Ashland stak es
for 1888 there are q entries; in the
SANS stakes for 1884, 70. In the Chi
AgO stakes tor 1883 there are "a en-
tries; for 1884, SO The entrie, come
from all parts of the country, :includ-
ing New York, Texas, Massao usetts
md alifornia.
Specials to the Associated Press
frOm all points ia the Northwest, re.
port light snow and winds at many
points, but no very severe storms
Ihe weather in Dakota is clear, and
in Northern Minnesota high winds and
threatening. The snow at Lsheming
Wis, this morning was drifting badly,
ind at Marquette it was blowing a
gale and the snow is drifting badly,
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WIGoINs' storm has not material
lied as yet. People who have been
anchoring their houses and moving
mattresses down into the cellar will
DOW feel as keenly disappointed IS the
Millerites did some years ago when
they put on their ascension robes and
walked out in the open air to witness
the end Of the world. Wiggins is
perhaps entitled to three days OF
grace before going to protest as a
prophet. If he gets apt any more
almauacs after this it will have to be
under an alias, for many people are
terribly disappointed and disgusted at
this mild weather when there should
be a storm.
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Rock Island, TIT, March To-
The Rock Island Paper Company's
mill at Milan was destroyed BIZ Gre
last night, The company was bank.
rupt and the property was advertised
for sale. Loss, $1,000; insurance.
SZ0,OW Nothing is known of the
origin Of the FIRE
NEWARK. N. J March 10 "A FIRE
in Bloomfield burned Archdean's
hotel and Dodd's stable. The loss is
estimated at $50 600.
APPLETON. Wis, March 10 The
building occupied by Conkey l. Briggs
Insurance Agency and several small
shOpkeepers, was destroyed By FIRE
yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insured.
DELPHos, o.. March 10 -Yester
day fire in the Union Stave Cos
building destroyed $4,000 worth Of
stock. Full insurance
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-10

The man who willfully aud ma
liciously attacks the press on its rep
resentatives, feeling that he is above
and can defy them, stirs up a hOrnet's $
nest. He may be rich and strong
enough to hold out a while, but he
will have 10 compromise or succumb
at last. There is Ben Butler,
for instance. who audaciously 4, fed
the press for years, but he never got
to be Governor until he dropped
down to a moderate tone. Then
there is Keller, late Speaker of the
House Of Representatives. In the
last days of Congress, when. every
newspaper man entitled to a seat in
the reporters gallery was strained to
his utmost tension to catch every
word and act, Keifer without con
sulting anybody turned in an over
whelming crowd Of ladies and chill
dren drawn thither simply from curis
osity and desire to be conspicuous in
the crowd. The reporters were
actually deprived Of their seats at a
NEST important time. Perhaps they
do not bless Keifer; perhaps they
passed no resolutions denouucing
his conduct, aud perhaps
they will not remember him
in the sweet bye and bye, If he ever
shows that primitive and inimitable
probescis Of his again in public life.
Keifer acted like man drunk either
with power or mean whisky, and ap.
pealing from "PLillip drunk to
Phillip sobeF' he discovered that
ii was necessary to make a general
denial. It came too late. The man
who was barely tolerated before
even in his own party has been
thoroughly cxooriated and exposed
since. The Washington corresponds
ents have made it hot for him. He
6nds that gratuitiOus insult offered
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New RO"k.

LEvANaEL1sTE, by Alphonse Daudet;
one volume paper cover price 15 cts
Published hy r B. Peterson d. Broth
ers, Philadelphia
This is fascinating work and from
the pen of charming French novel.
ist. In it Daudet takes up he Cudg-
els against the Salvation Army. de
nnuncing it as THE Anglican Pest "
He exposes the doings OF the Revival
lists. lays bear their methods OF con
vertiug people, and shows the ravages
Of 80 called religious ecstacy in The
gay capital of France, dealing with
lauaticism as a nervous ard mental
di ease. The book is a book Of real
hfe, founded on facts developed in NJ
Daud.t's own household, and dealing
with actualities.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. Hurst left yesterday for St.
Louis, on short visit to her TWO sons
there.
Colonel r. F Looney and Senator
D. 7. Porter arrived in the city irem
Nashville this morning.
Mrs. D. j Rabold. formerly of Mem
phi', now Of Bowling Green, Ky is
on visit to relatives in the city.
fhos. II. Wilson, cabiuetmaker er and
upholsterer. All kinds furniture re
paired at short notice. 43 Jefferson. I
Mrs. General R. F Patterson, &C.
companied by her little daughter, ha,
gone to Chicago, on visit TO friends
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ADi.gr.c- -f.nI Affair.

At the theater last night Andrea
Nc Donald, Wm. Qlinn and John
Consodne attempted TO pass a boy by
the family circle doorkeeper without
paying his way, but one of them
finally paid it and they went 10, bent
on making themselves conspicuous
They were warned to keep quiet, but
had to be taken out at last, which was
done in spite of McDOnald's threat tn
"parallze" Officer I!edrick. They
we're locked in a cell at tho calahoosp
aud as soon as the turnkey moved
away sprany upon a poor. luOffen.ive
Dutch peddler. and would probably
have beaten hun to death except iOI
Captain O'Haver and others, who
took him from the cell. Quinn's
name was entered anew with charge
of assault aud battery aud $2i forfeit
required 10 each case. was given this
morning. Their cases we're contin-
ued to Monday. All three men are
said to be clever enough when sober
but fepds incarnate when under the
Influence Of liquor, the cause OF
nine tenths of the arrests by the
police.
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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, March l0,l:3O pm.-Cotton
dull, with prices unchanged. Uplands,
, el6di Orleans, 5.ll-l6d. Sales to-day,
5000 bales. Receipts, l6 0 bales all
American. Futures opened and closed
dull.
NEW YORK. March 10, 1897 pm -
Cotton quiet. Ordinary 7Hc; good ordi.
nary, Sac; low mlddling, 9ll-l6c; mid.
ding, 10 3-l6c, good middling. lose: mid.
ding fair, ll%e; air, l2ci5. Futures
steady, at very little change from last
evenings closing prices.
New ORLEAN.. March 10, ll:8O am.
- o.ton quiet. Mild ing, y55c. Sales
to-day, 800 bales. Receipts, 449O hales; at
Galveston. 1850 Charleston, 24SI; Nor
folk, 1884, Savannah, 800.
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PLUM POINT WORKS.
Gcm. Wright Thinhs the Pam
aye 80 4 hens IL BuI Am all.
speolal 10 lho Cou rier.Journal.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-General
Wright, Cbiei of Engineers, said 10
day that he had some later informa-
ton about the channel Improvement
works at Plum Point. he dam T..
he says, according to the late't au
lheutic information, does not amoubi
to much. Only a little o. The iucom
plete work has been washed away, and
no danger is apprehended to the works
from very high water, The danger
period was when the river began to
rise and driftwood struck against ID,
pil;ng and des roy ed it. That period
has passed. Dliltwood now passe'
over the works wlthouth b rming them
The work is If fragile character.
because tits expected that DE- posiIs q
the river will make them strong sn6
permanent
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HELENA.
River on a Decline, But Not
Down.
Great Damlgs---Much Loss Of
Property.
People Living on Short Rations.
People Living on Short Rations.
specI al to Associated Press.

epeel al 10 Afsociated Press.
HELENA March l0.-The river
declined half an inch in the last four.
teen hours and will continue falling
slowly for several days. when a more
rapid decline is expected. The levees
are still being strengthened and will
be made thoroughly secure in this
vicinity. The back water is sill ris.
ingin the OverHowed districts below.
This will continue until the decline Of
the river is great enough to send it
pouring out through the crevasses.
The most teTrlGi currents, the roar
from which can be heard at this place,
during the still hours of the night
are tearing through the country below,
carrying destruction with them. Ia
the OldtOwn lake region the water is
higher than ever known, the losses ia
planters being greater than ever be-
ore from the same cause. Cabins
fences aud dead csrcasses of animals
are going down the river in great
numbers. Several hundred negroes
IRE below here with only two days
ratiOns ahead aud no provisions fol
the future. The weather is clear with
strong wind from the northwest
The Southern Express has been trans
ferred 10 the Midland road owing tC
he stoppage Of trains over the Iro1
Mountain.
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Notice to Passengers G. Shippers
emphis g. Little Rock IL. Il, Co
las RE0RGANIzED)
Il. K. NIRLEY, Receiver.
oYFioE OF EUPr. APP oHGT EsoINREa,

oPFrOE or EUPT Asp CHRT Ev0INRER, /
Memphis, FebrusrY "a. 1898.
nWHNG 10 temporary 0reak, cause by ex
I teme hivh water, all trinl between
Msmphis and Madison are for the present
disoOnt nued.
Duriag tho suspension line Of steamer!
viii run daily, making close connect al
Madi. r Little 70 * and al points West
Their ne uacre ,dy" will leave a. o'clock
this SATURDAY, ereuiDg aud the latte
Hooper" on MONDAY evening, each leaving
on alternate days thereafter, excent sunday.
Passengers and all freight. except perish;
able and live stock, Will Be received on board
o. at the loot Of Poplar street.
No freight will be received after ] o'glooh
p m and none for points between Hopeheld
and Madison.
No Interruption 70 frelsht or t-ayel
sIBLEY,
Receiver and General Manager.
H9 FLEMIN4.
ll9f Sup't and Chief Englneer
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Those ' erribIe : oIIege students,

LEXINGTON, KY, Mrroh lO-A
student OF the State College named
Fugato, while drunk, aOurished a pis-
tol recklessly, aud was put under tn,
charge Of four students while the
police were cal cd When the police
came the four students, armed with
rifles. refused to give the prisoner up,
but alter some parley they we're per
sulded to surreBdeF, ana were sus
pended, while Fugate was expelled.
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An Inlporian. Ease Declded.

Brownsville Democrat, 2.
TIE case of the creditors of NJ. Me-
Grath, deceased, against the assignees
of his Pythian iiie policies, in WhIch
some Of our people were so much inter
ested, was decided by Chancellor LIv.
ingstou Monday. in favor Of the as.
signees. The facts are: McGrath had
his life incurred in the order of the
knights of Pythias for $1,000. A short
time before his death he assigned hi,
certificates or policies for value receiv-
ed to Dr.. w. G Ware in trust for the
benefit of Misses Maggie and Emmc
Ware and Maggie Clarke. After
the death of McGrath his life poll
cies were collected by his admins
traitor, DR.. j W. Hughes. and held as
assets for the payment Of debts,
The benefciaries under The assign
ment filed a bill 10 ohaneery against
the administrators claiming the pro
oeeds Of the policies under assign
ment The creditors then came 10 by
insolveut bill enjoining bill of as
signees and seeking to have all litiga
tions growiog out Of the McGrath
estate adiudicated under their bill and
claiming the Pythian fund on the
ground that the assignment was with
out consideration. that McGrath was
demented at the time OF its execution,
that the ossignees had no insurable
interest, etc. Their bill was sustained,
aud the Pythian fund question decided
as above stated. The opinion was one
OF the ableat and cleArest ever dpliv-
cred 10 our Cbancery Court. They
are represented by Il. J Il J. G. Read,
tho assisnees by Bond 4 Rutedge
and w r. Leigh, and the administra.
tor by Thompson q Thompson,
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WiggIus' Storm.

WASHINGTON, March 10 "A storm
of great energy which FIRST appeared
at midnight on the North Carolina
coast has pursued northerly track
aud is now central near the Delaware
breskwater. Very dangerous north.
east winds are anticipated to>day and
tonight on the New Enplad coast.
followed tomorrow by clearing weath-
er and westerly winds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-10

GENERAL Fitzhugh Lee lectures
tonight in Little Rock and will reach
Memphis. if the boat is on time, be
tween ten and eleven o'clock Monday
morning. 1t will be seen b. the
published proceedings Of a meeting
held yesterday afternoon that suitable
arrangements have been made to give
this distinguished gentleman a recep'
ton as he deserves and as becomes
Memphis. Our people will also have
an opportunity to meet him face to
face and to stand in tho presence Of
ore who belongs to an illustrious line
going back to the early Scotch kings
who was a hero in the war
and is great in goodness and
usefulness in the quiet days OF peace.
General Lee has been heard with
equal respect in the shadow Of Bunker
Hill monument, and in the ex- Con-
federate cities OF the Gulf States,
He has that to say which interests all
intelligent peoples, and will enter
largely into the ultimate make up Of
history and conclusions Of mankind
long after ali the actors in The great
drama of '6l-65 have passed away. 1t
is a rare Opportunity-somethiDg that
comes 10 the lifetime of only com
parative few-to sec and hear such a
man. That be will be heard by as
intelligent an audience as ever gath.
cred within the walls Of the city, we
feel quite assured in advance.
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NOTICE
To the Taxpayers Of Cris edeu
County, Ark. <

NOTICE Ia hereby given to the taEnayers
IN Of Urittenden county that the Lcgis a.
tlrs of I'D state HIS generously remiited
The penalty due upon delinquent lands for the
wears Is 0 ana 1881. if pa d On or before the
2 tn dey Of April, 1885, But the t,xes with
out the pen 1lty on sid lands have been
placed upon the tax book for collection; and
notios is hereby given TO the no = resident
xpayeTs Of said county that W Il be In the
city Of Iemphis, nov kn wn as tho Taxing
District. Shelby county Tenn., on the 18th,
Is h aod II h OF March 1888 ,for the purpo
OF collecting said taxes, at the office of
Clarke, johnson L c., No. so shelby street
All srties interested can furnish me with q
description Of their lands by letter addressed
to me ut Marion, Ark. and will send
amount Of taxes due, which can be sent to
nc by drat or registered letter. The tax
hooks viii be closed positively GA the 10th
day Of A.ril, 1881, ard all delinquent t-xes
Will be collected by d tTes! warrant tmme-
diately. JANES 7. BARTON,
collector Of Taxes r Oritte ldon Co., Ark.
n. B.-Ail communications shauld be ad-
dres cd to me as above at Marson, CIit ,enden
county, Ark ~ j T.B
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COUH aAiOUsE NOTES.

A quit claim deed from R. G. Good.
rich 70 j. M, Coleman was recorded
this forenoon.
L. Levy, junk dealer, was on trial in
the Criminal Court to day for buying
a lot of stolen hides.
Win Davis, cOlored, was fined $50
and sentenced to four months in he
Criminal Court TO day for carrying a
pistol
Marriage licenses were issued this
morning to George Lidenberger and
Annie ,lonilr,; Robt. Washington and
L. A. Hill.
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SubsidiOa FIOo,,s.

SHAwNEETowN, Ill, March 1O.-
The greater portion of the town ia
now out OF water. Trains are running
sgain. Many houses that weathered
the food are now falling total or LAR.
tial wrecks.
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RRowNsyIL1r make a fine ehon

BROWNSVILLE makes fne show,
ing In cotton. The receipts Of the
season ars estimated as follows: Fol
September, "a bales; October, 1915
bales; November, S3i5 bsles; Deecm.
1882 bales; janus ~, 955 bales; Feb.
ruary, 5e6 bales; factory estimate, 3O(
bales. Total number received, 1864
halea
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ExscuIOl 5 S4Ir@I VaIuEb . Land

WEvill en- NOnd,y. Ihe Isth M .rcts.
Nain and Mhdiso st 'eets, 10 Memphis, fen
nessee. at II o'clock IN ,.cs,l t. 9 tract Of land
III 6 IN Shelby Ounty, nea the Horn Lake
no d. 6elNg Iatt OF lot J of seotoE6 toynI.
range s, bounde and desc lbed as fn loAE:
Bett tnht, a. point In the ast line of said
east cnrne Uf a d Ot, tlthes north vi b sid
eat lins IL chainF, mere o. le,s, 10 PoOI's
south me, thence vest with his sonth ina 40
chains 70 the west line of sal. lotz thonco
south ' b the stue u ehaiis, more or Ies,,
TO T. hOlnmes north line, thence ,ast With
a. Mug By estm uon 81 atros
Ttrms-One.q quarter c lsh, baianca in
and Syears. with interest secl ri'y eq uired.
CIV. EDW1 Us.
Q. w FRAZER,
10 Ext's A. n, I'd ~ uds, urc'd.
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the whole American press to show.
of before crowd of ladies affords
much more mean pleasure at the time
than the consequential damages that
have no particular limit
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ExD OsiOn,

ROCKFORD Ill. March 10.-Thc
boiler OF a freight engine exploded
near Rochelle, on the Northwestern
railroad. killing the engineer and
fatally iDjuriDg the irmen. ~
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Coming Cremntionisis.

CHICAGO, March 10-A cremation
society with capital of one hundred
thousand dollars is to be formed here
ct oBce. e..
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Election of Directors.

C.0.GS.W.R.R Co.
THE annual meeting Of the slockholde.s of
i the Q apeske Ohio and SouIhwesttrn
Railroad Co., wilt be held at the Office said
os .Pany in the city Of NemIhi, Ttnnessea-
on Mood y. April z, Is 5. at 10 O'clock a M.
ior tne electlo OF Director. for the ensuing
ness as may properly be brought before eaid
me ting, By order Of the Board Of ireotora-
6u E.uATES, Sacrefary
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har,suI-1r.torss Malice

AdFtnlstratOr's Notice.
NOTICE Ia kerpby given that letters, Of
lS sdmlnisgatio1 were this day issued 10
mp upon oitate Of Samuel r, Crusa. decd,
by Probate Court Of shelby county. Tenn.
February q, 1883.
POsIsn i PCslon, Attorneys, $50 y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-10

CINolNNAqI, March 10 The hody
OF Wm Il. burdiek WAS found in the
the ruins OF the Southern railroad
depot, this morninG His wife is in
sane with grief,
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MAS VIC NlIlcE.

A NGERONA LorGE No. 1853. will @
n M,Tk IN the Rnte ed ADeren ice DS-\fAI
g 60 TO NIGHT Saturday. the 10. b i1St ~
~ o'clock. Visit g Tnher,, q Iudlne
h; 3 and +. Cs, rttern ally iavi,ed
rs order of I. J. 1R AHAM, Nm
ID @. rRApER caaretorv ~
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NOVICE az, TNNs,T ,UT,11N

TNHE firm Of Anderson Il Co., germantown.
J. Ttnn., was nlved BY mutual Consent
on February |, 1893. r. 4. Al dersen retiring.
The busIness will bs CONTINUED By Geo W,
Speer' Whe will assume all liabilities of said
firm Eithsr partuer Is authorized 10 coiIect
any claims due said 6rm Of Andersen & O..
\. T. ANDERSON.
~ GEO W SPNEK.
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Treasury Department.
OyPIcE OF COMPrRntS.R. or THE CuRsENoY,
Wash nRtbu, February "a, 1883.

WHEREAS by sa isfactory evidsucs pre-
20 ,pear ID t"rhe NJ Il National Bank Of
Mem rhis," In the city { Mem phis, county
Of shelby and STATE Of 7 nnesaee has com
pl cd With oil the prov. .,'ioss Of tho Aot Of
Coogriss to enable Na ioial Ba King tsso-
and or other purposes, approved July IL,
Vow. therefore. I. Jno Jay Knox. Comp
troller OF thu Gu rency, do hsrehy certify that
1.-THE First Nad , al Bank OF Memphis" IN
the city Of Memphis. In the oountyo Shelby
and State Of TsnQe zee, u author zed 70 have
an cesslon for lhs riod pecihed In ita
amended articles OF associah n, nsmely, IN
ell close Of BUSINESS on Fehru u'ry Y WS
seal Of once. this 7ith DIV Of kehrnafy, 1883.
,-, JN0 JAY KNOX,
I SEAL Comptroller of the CURE ~
t---l mo. s36l ha2t
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GAFF, FLEiSCHMANN & co.
COmPRRSgED YEAST.

The aoderslgnsd are now deliverinS the
above yeast. IA. y, 70 all Paru ei the city.
reportlna any negligence on part Of the dIl-
ypF. OTTO ScAWILL n CO., Asts l1ot
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- BANK OF CoMNRsCE.

1IE'F . 2 o ]
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
L this tank wiz be held at the banbinF
hou'e ou u DAY, Arrir lOih rox, for the
purpose OF Q ecting Directors I tha ensuing
year. 1885, j. OmBERG CaShier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18
HARRISON township Trustee Notice

NOTICE i hereby given that the nm
\ dcrsigncd, Trustee Of HARRISON town
ship, will attend to the business or the
township q his home, east OF HaysvilIe.
on Saturday Of each week, and persons
having business are expecting 70 present
Is on that day.
One-half Of tho Township Library Il II
Harrison Morgan's, q Ludlow, and one
half Ct John Aulcnbcrger's shop, IN
Haysvillc. Parties wanting books NAV
get them q either place.
Thomas II. Horr, Trustee
May 9TH, ls62--y. HARRISON Tp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

90 Why. Mrs. Smith, where did
You get that nice furniture? Mvi how
nice Il looksl and Oh ! how it shines
Where did you get it?s
aWhy, Mrs. Brown, I got X at Allies
Brothers. Of course. They keep better
furniture now than anybody ever did IN
Dubois county before
Mrs. Brown.--a You do say ~
Mrs. s." Yes, and that Is not al, FOR
they orc selling Il cheaper than Il seems
anybody could cell It. just want you,
and every body else to 20 there and sc(
their stock of fine furniture. Yon Just
ought 10 sec the crowd swarming iii q
Allies Brothers 70 buy furnIturcp Il.