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NUNS yEILINGS! NUNS, yFJJNGS,

Cheapest Nuns yeiIngs In washneton Nina, Veil
ins- al pure Wool. widest double width, (42 inches
wide,. reduced from &c. down to SHE.
Nuns Feilinss. fine quality. reduced to 2Oc.
Nuns yeilins. lace effect, pure WOOL in Black Straw
duced to 25c. '' -
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA July 21.-Third race one mile and 700
yards. Lord Lyons first. Boottack second and
Carson third. Time. 1:50k. Fourth race, free
handicap, steeplechase, about ~ miles. Disturb
ance nIst. Annette second, Lighthouse Harry
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RANGE OF THE THER3QNRxER-Thef following
were the readings at the 9dce OF the chief signal
00fcer to-day: am. 81 Il am, sos: nm sac
Maximum, 80; minimum. ga
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GElAAULr & Co.'S

,r,r a.. NAI1CO LIQUID.
Where al ether medicines hay. falls, ,.s,
ten Is always effective Rapid ana III
OF al DISCHARGES, recent II long ,tnndinr t. 49,
IA the Hospitals OF Paris 10y the celebrated Dr ,SoS
nfld - foond greatly all reIneica ;,,as..
known. Sold By ali Druggists. is!:s - a.i as
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iHE NEW INDUSTRIAL SCHooI.-The Industrial
scnOol Ior white children, established at No Sss
pennsylvania avenue by Mrs. L. L. Deane has
already had such demands made upon ft as shows
.ne need OF SUCH an institution. number OF do
nations have been received from gentlemen ana
ladies interested in the enterprise Ii is proposed
10 start similar Institution for colored children
at No. As street.
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BLACK SILK GRENaDISFs,

Back Silk Brocae Grenadines every thread all purs
es. reduced from 81 80 to 75c- Black B-oca6e six
Grenadines, actual value 81. reduced to soc.
Eansutta. Fruit of the Loom and Dayoi yard wide
bieached CottonS reduced to SIC.
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have been prepared8 apnA which suits win be
ordered by the P0stma sterc General during the
coming week to recover, moneys paid out Tor expe-
dited mail service which was procured, as alleged
BY false and fraudule45 FePrese ntatioRs.
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no frerarator-Alwsys Ready--Always LIOCIDi
Meals Marble S;one. Patches on Leather and Rubber
ooeds, BIC a-brac Jewery Metals. Billiard Cue Tips
anu 10th. Card Board IL Scrap Books Leather Betting
ernaEirs u every kind. Book Backs Exrtel and
eST5t! h else With everlasting inseperxb.e tepacity.
manufacturers q Gun.med Labels. Textile Fabrics
tlie Ga riage ard Pianos and Cabinet Makers scroll
Siwygrs. &c. SUI piled by gallon or barrel,
,1ODCSs per Gotte; by niGi, st-Iaid, lOc extra
Nailed only by tie manufactured
o. I. O'NEAkA K CO.. ISsI Pa ay w.shippto, n n
lave AGENTS wanted everywhere. Sold by Ilr,,91I.ts
csrs Slx.ioners Hardware and general stores Inha2
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MAJOR AUGUSTUS G. ROBINSON, Quartermaster.
o. s. army, win be relieved from duty In the de.
partment Of Dakota, and will repair to Boston
Mass, and report to the commanding general de-
partment OF the east for assignment to duty as
depot QuartermaSter at Boston,,
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LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS.
KS, SILKS. SILKS
1c02 F street northwest.

Cheapest Lawns in Washington Beautiful Pacific
lawns hGest quality actual value I2hc, reduced 10 &C.
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WOULD NOT TESTIFY AGAINST THE HUSBAND VINO
BEAT HER-This morning In the Police Court an
aged couple, named Jno. b. Llewellyn and Mary
Liemeiyn MS WIZ, were In the dock on the charge
vi ulSOrderly conduct. The husband was also
charged Win making brutal assault on his Wife
whose lace was frlghtfully cut AM bruised. Dur.
which cut a large cash over his wIfe's eve When
inc vile was offered the Bible 10 be sworn she re-
fused TO kiss the book, stating that she would NOT
the charges OF dlsorderly conduct and sent the
default OrtN " 40
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PROBATE C0URr-Jud0e James
Yesterday, estate OF Lawrence R Byrne; bond
OF C. E Creecy completed. Estate Of Washington
Danforth; bond Of administrator completed. Is
tate OF Mary I. Talbot; order that title OF land
warrant issued to Theodore Talbot deceased be
vested in Charles w. Hoffman as executor. Rs
tate OF Henrietta D. HANDY; win admitted 20 prO-
bate and letters testamentary Issued 30 Loilfsa
Wilson on bond Of eS0,000 In re Thomas Barry.
guardian; order to show cause issued Estate OF
Bennett Lee; order appointing Rebecca w. Lee
administrative on bond OF 33.0oo Estate o. Cathe-
rlne Miller: commissioners appointed TO take teo-
timony. Estate OF Bennett Lee; RebecOa re- ~.
pointed administrative; bond $aOQ
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Mends Glass. Crockery.
Wood, China, Leather,
NC, solid az rock, Hard
as adanlAnt. FIRM AS
GRANITE! Strongest.
toughest and most elias
nc Glue on earth, A
S3nisonianG iantaJnon2
al other Clues and &C.
naentsi Absolutely Tn.
breakablo and Insep-
arab e. NoHEATING,
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THREE AT BIRTH.-Am0ng the births reported
yesterday was that OF a trio OF girls born ali OF
the same mother within the space OF thirty min
ules. The heroine OF this unusual occurrence was
MIS- sullivan, who lives between III and and 81
anu Atm streets. She was attended only by Mrs.
Melinda Brown, q midwife Mrs Sullivan and
the three babies are doing we'll
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SECRETARY LINCOLN returned to Atlantic City
this morning. He win not return until q few
days before he starts for the Yellowstone trip.
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Cheapest Stlks in Washington. Coored Silks Soc
Ssncy Silks 31hc. Heavy Gro Grain Black silks re-.
duced from 81. so down to 81
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THK FIRST VACANCIES in the Post once depart
ment since the civil service rules went into eject
occurred to-day by the discharge Of three clerks
from the Typographical Office. One clerk was for
the 800 grade the other for the 81 800 grade and
lady IN the $500 grade. The discharges were
made by the Postmaster General for cause An
application will be made to the civil service COM
mission 70 nave these vacancies nlled.
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9. T. Birckhead. cabinet maker, Of this city, haa
been awarded the contract for portfolio Drawers
Tor this rear for the Patent ONCE.
Nj. william II. Stanford, one OF the oldest cit1.
zeps Of the District and amerchant tailor on Penn
sylvania avenue. near ~ street. for the past forty
years, WAS stricken with paralysis last Tuesday
ana Ia still In precarious condition. His night
side Is entirely naotoness and his power Of speech
Dennis i KANE s and Frederick Horr,ean were nneo
IS each by Judge Shell to-day for stealing a l50
pound cannon from w. p. jackson, while he was
nr1ng IT. OF In West Washington. The witness
stated that he was compelled to pay @ for the
cannon Gefore they would return II.
Harrison Jones was nned $50 or 60 days In fail BY
Judge Smell to-day on complaintof Detectives Ran
and Block, for writing policy.
A MEETING DENOUNCED AZ "B00Us. AT meet
ing OF colored citizens held at the corner OF nth
and streets last night, J. Bell presiding, and
Arthur Smith acting as secretary, the meeting
reported as having been held Thursday evening
In the 9Th school division was denounced as bogus
the names OF none OF the alleged paFtictpants
being found In the city directory. MeSsrS Smith
and Chase were appointed TO present letter to
the Commissioners endorsing their selection OF
coored school trustees. ana stating that the col
Ored people OF the District were entirely satisfied
with the Commissioners action.
MAJOR THEODORE j. EcKERsoN, .Quartermaster.
q. s. arny, viii be relieved from duty In the
department OF the East, and win then proceed to
Fort Smelling, Mimi, and report to the command
ing general department OF Dakota for assignment
to duty al chief Quartermasfer and disDurnino
Ofncer OF the district OF Montana
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FIREwORKs-The Commissioners OF the District
have given permit to the Georgetown Catholic
Union 70 set OF fireworks from the cupola OF the
West End flats this evening. The display is ex.
pected to be a very nne one.
SHIPPING NEws.-Arrived-Schr. Chas NJ SIM
mons, Rabbit New Bedford. Cleared-Schr.
Emma c. Middleton, Banks, Salem; schr Warrior
Sawyer, Sanders, Boston; schr. Helen Hasbrook.
Bennett jersey City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lizzie Regain with LOO
bushels wheat; sold at SLIT.
CONDITION OF TINE WArER-Grcat Fall t,rr.
bid go receiving reServOir-South connection.
turbid (fV; north connection very turbid N): dis
tTiouting reservoir. south connection turb.d Q5):
north connection, clear.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT AND P0Sf OFFICE DE-
rARTMsNT NoTEa-Postmaster General Gresham
has gone to Cape May to spend Sunday.-Mr
John Jameson. the assistant superintendent OF the
from brief trip.--Mr. Joslyn, the Assistant Sec
retary OF the Interior IS Acting Secretary during
Assistant Attorney General OF the Interior depart
ment, has gone to Cape May for q few days
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LoTTA's ALLEGED HUSBAND AGAIN.-A dispatch
published In the Philadelphia Times this morning
reiterated the story that o. Z. Huss had really
married Lolita, the actress, adding that she re-
Gently sent him from Europe draft for 81 800:
that he gave dinner to some friends here last
night, aud would leave for Europe to-day Mr..
Huss was not to be found to-day, but his ac-
QualntanceS generally diScredited this story,
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SzcUn1rr From Loss By Brsen,ny

4ot AND 400 SEVENTH STREET n. W. ,ea
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ARMY ORDEKa-Loave for one year on surgeons
certincate OF disability Is granted Capt VIM. 4
Kingsbury Nth infantry. The extension OF loavg
to Capt. Malcolm Macarthur nth infantry, fur.
Their extended six months on surgeons certincaeo
OF disability. Leave OF absence for two months on
surgeons certificate OF disability Is granted LIST
Lieut. John Biddle, Corps OF Engineers
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either In hotel or In their own cOttageA have little
30 Sss sna Of III ne
various sizes propelled by steam on the lake, and
being built, and Il is expected win be ready for
trips next month. The little steamboats, are all
ssn9sr lifted N but with no attempt at
Although there are good stage roads in many
directions here over which drives can be enjoyed,
Climbing and less GeRt Waking 'o are
is to the water more than the land that the Wis
ms E 19Sn aof 5aef m Fishing Is
even when they drop their lines or the hotel
docks, where boats pass so often. Boating, how
bright, cool summer days and clear moonlight
evenings, when the enchanting scenery Is seen to
the best advantage.
PERSONAL NOTES
Hops are enjoyed by many dancers in the par
lors OF the Fort William Henry hotel every evening
until II p. m. except Sunday, when the band
plays sacred music In the parlor. Morning and
afternoon, on week days, 1t gives concerts in the
tree-embowered summer house on the lawn be-
tween the hote' and the edge OF the lake. BY the
for several years win be amazed to see how much
hooks 50 rare at Saratoga are very abundant here.
Mrs Strait Of washington, are al the Fort VII
Dr. Hamilton. one OF Gen Garaeld's physicians.
Rev: Dr.. Tiffany, formerly OF the Metropolitan
church at washington, is now stationed at q
Metn0Gist church at Glen's Falls, ana passed
Mrs Roessle started from Washington to come
here, but while pausing at Albany was taken III
and has not Jet become well enough TO travel
even the short distance from Albany here to Join
her husband. he appears to be enjoying excel
lent health. his venerable father, who looks as II
he were scarcely nifty years old, spent q day here
this week he lives on his f9rm near Albany, and
has returned there. :
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Weather Points.

WeatneF FOlutn.
The clouds overhead this morning kept
the frost of.
The lowest this morning was 40, and
the range yesterday from 81 TO Go,
Dakota, Western Kansas and North
Texas enjoyed 20 TO 70 mile southeaster
this morning.
Fair weather in the lower Missouri
valley and west Gulf States give promise
OF clear skies here during tonight or early
10 morrow.
The breeze here this morning was very
light from the northeast, but Il is grad.
uslly shifting towards the southeast and
prospects ahead are indicative ola warmer
temneratnre
1t was raining this morning over al
Shreveport In western Louisiana, but nc
rain was reported elsewhere either in the
northwest or 10 the southward, from
whence rains approach US at this season
The shower which fell here lightly thil
forenoon were merely LEGAL.
Local rains in Tennessee aud the Mis-.
souri, valley, fair weather in the eastern
part Of the Gulf States; clearing weather
In the Ohio valley, with rising tempera,
ture all around this part OF the country,
were the predictions telographed by TIC
signal service bureau ut noon to-day. The
Arkansas river will continue 10 fall, the
lower Mississippi to rise, and other stream
remain stationary.
A killing frost visited Western Kansal
this morning while Il was freezing up II
Dakota, and II was cool enough for fros
all over the country from the southern
border Of the lakes 10 Shreveport ant
Vicksburg, the range Of temperature be.
ing from go In the Northwest 70 4je Ia
North Louisiana and parts Of Texas. NJ
frost occurred, however, on account o.
cloudy skies and breezy atmosphere. Vi
in the Northwest, where frost appeared
the sky was clear and the atmospher,
calm.
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EoR aALE

NOhPLETE chest Of tools, In 6ne order,
" suitable for carpenter, yard master or
llgn6erman. Call on D Y Goodyear, Admit,
l6l Main street, city. n X
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N I'VE COIIAbE-LarRe lot, 10 southern
IN .luburbs, attractive place; pries. SsO s5''
1901 See II CARY, Madison street.
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A WEARY COURT.
Judge Hadden and the Policemen
Have a Tussle to Keep Their
Eyelids from Falling,
All Because There Was . HALL
Last Night-ShOrI work
Of the Docket.

The great man of Memphis, Judge
David Park MADDEN, was on hand az the
usual hour this a. m, and IL was apparent
that His Honor had been out with the
boys last evening and had taken in the
hall and several bottles Of Mumm 4 Co.
A casual observer could readily see that
the president Of this burg wanted nothing
but crushed Ice and repetition Of Inst
evenings ball TO do him com
pletely up. The policemen also
looked tired, with Tie exception
Of Hedrick, who was wide awake. "a
fact
Say, boys, I'm done, as the beefsteak
said to the cook, of all this foolishness. Do
you know that | went to the ball last
night, an saw enough printers there to
set up the whole revised edition in hall
hour an not one Of them have take Of
more than two stickfuls But We must
leave levity alone and tackle questions Of
more importance. Pm going to see that
a three.foot sidewalk Is laid on the west
end Of Raybur avenue from South street
to Webster and Georgia; also one
on Webster street from Rayburr
avenue to Main street. Both of these
streets are vastly improved, and we must
mike the people lay sidewalks for schOo
children, and you can invest largely that
the scheme will be carried out. Our city
received some pretty severe blows from
yellow fever drouths and the war, but VIZ
are on the up grade now and you cal
put 1t down in black and white that
propose to see the sanitary ordinan
ces fully carried out, and | don't car
who the citizen Is he must meander up Ia
this court and pay fine ifhe fails 10 max
proper sewer connections / know I've
made lots ofenemies by the rigid enforce.
ment Of this law, but allie samee I'm 60
ing TO keep hammering away until W,
have the mOrtuary list Of this city dow
TO the lowest possible stand. Hedrick
give US an aria, but don't be too enthusl
asticr for my ear drum is shopped for re
pairs.
Mr. Hedrick, the great and only balih
threw out tone that would cause tn
pyramids 70 move If they had a chance
and the daily grind began.
Bill Alexander, hack driver, used Will
too vigorously, animals faded, 81 AM
costs.
Robert Ward, huckster, stopped lonj
enough in middle Of road in Pinch TO OBJ
struct the thoroughfare, 81 and costs.
Mr.. Landel, more booze than mankind
requires 81.
W. j. Maglianio, alias w. NJ. Muir
ply, lifted so in Nashville that belonge,
TO another man, held TO await prope
authorities. Hurrah for Chief Davis.
Robert Schultze, drunk, mistook tn
0 key-hole Of postoflice box for the doc
I OF his residence. mistake cost him 81.
Arthur Mahon, drunk and out ofordeI
Mike MARITIME, big load of Jersey lighI
ming 81.
]. b. Walker, unvarnished drunk, 81
John Slade, filled with benzine, {.
: please.
! M. I. Joyce, full and trying to crus
the sidewalk, s. forfeit.
Jno Wood and Henry Carroll, chucl
jam full and reclining on the sidewalk,
: each.
Chas. johnson and j. G. Gardne
drunk and disorderly, So each.
4 Edward Kircher, general violation {
the law. 81.
Court then adjourned and His Homo
setup the sour kraut and condiments.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26
Gazetting Gath.

The Little Rock Gazette ventilatei
Geo. Alfred Townsend in the follow.
ing pert and proper manner:
Cath, whose sprightliness always
insure his articles reading, belongs
TO q class OF INSCRIPTIONS writer's who
are willing TO stab a man character il
order TO turn point and add spice "a
their utterances. They represent l
class whose admission into the columns
OF newspapers has done much to de,
grade journalism, and who should b,
barred out as paid contributors b,
every publisher unwilling for his Jour.
nal to become q conduit for the con.
yeyal OF falsehood, SANDER and malice
The newspaper scavenger should 70
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| DlANOS and organs on easy monthly nav
Main street 46sS
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Personal

Golden hair fluid at Mrs. McAnally'a
You can buy the best shirts only atSam
Mays, 269H Main street.
All Of Ingersoll's lectures in cheap edi-
ton, price . cents, at Corwin's news depot.
Leave orders for Sunday eatables al
Seessel & Wurtzburger's, 100 and 49,
Main street.
Among Memphians at Nashville yes.
terdsy were r. Wayne Wilson and John
7. Hillsman.
A fine assortment Of fish for Fridays
market at Seessel & Wurtzburger's f3C
and 1872 Main street.
Teachers and musicians are invited "a
call and get our new catalogue of music
and books. q. X. HoucE, 389 Main
street.
Just received, 100 copies IF You Were
Only Here" waltz song, the last compost.
ton Of the late Jno. I. Rutledge. d. k,
Houck, $50 Main street
Mr.. +. W. Kinney, Of Chicago. gen
tleman Of commerce, is painting the town
red with his numerous orders. Call
again, Mr.. Kinney, Memphis will always
be glad TO see thee.
Rice Fitzpatrick, manager Of the Hell.
ena Ark Operahouse, was in town lasl
evening, but he left his crowd Of comrades
very suddenly on the plea that he wanted
BIT Of fresh air"
Mr. B. L. Basket is the latest addition
10 the police force. Mr.. Basket only
stands about feet in his stockings. and
pulls the beam at about 2G5 pounds. "
sinners, beware Of Mr. Basket.
Damp weather depresses the human
mind and fills It with gloomy thoughts
Nothing reyiyes dropping spirits so quick.
" as the choice spirits Of all the leading
brands kept at the Walnut Palace Saloon
81 Beal, The neat surroundings also add
10 the pleasure Of good drink
A. i. Davis, house and sign painter, 8OC
Second st,superintends IN person all worn
intrusted 10 him, whether plain or deco
rative. Having enjoyed a life time expe
rlence In executing work in his line h,
feels confident that he can give satisfaction
70 any patron. Contracts solicited anC
finished promptly in a workmanlike man
ner at reasonable rates.
Inc regular Saturdays sales by ordtr o
the Chaneery Court will on tomorrow
embrace: Improved lot southeast corne
Union and Second streets Improved lol
on Front street, two doors south Of Mon
roe, 2x7s feet Improved lot on nortl
side Of Adams street. two doors east 0
Main. One lot northeast corner LindeI
and Clinton. 85xl00 feet. Improved 10
south side Vance street, east Of Avery
42S200 feet Two lots southwest corne
Georgia and Ninth streets, 20xl50 feet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26

w NVN lnAVlO hb-fOr 6ale-A good der.
49,. ioh, WIN wooden guys. Also one good
lnQQise power oapstani both we'll made and
little used Apply at saWmill on Wolf river
0ll W Q BELL a BROS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26

DlAN0S, organs, yiolins and guitars at
u houek's new music store, No. 3S9 Main
street, 4O65
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26

The amount paid by the United
States government for pensions last
year was over sGO,0O0,06O. No RovS
eminent on earth ever before dis
bursed that sum in a single year to
the veteran heroes who defended its
Deg. The war Of tie rebellion was
ended more than twenty years ago but
the claimants on the government pen
sion are yearly increasing. There are
now more than 100000 pensioners on
the pension pay rolls.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26
Tennessee Code

1t will be remembered that the lasl
Legislature OF Tennessee passed res,
luton authorizing Colonel j. j Yer
trees and Judge w. A. Milliken &c
revise, digest and codiiy all the laws
OF the State which shall be in fore,
forty days after the final adjournment
Of this session Of the Forty.third Gen.
oral Assembly" There gentlemen
are now engaged 10 the work, and
will have il ready for the printer b,
the first of January, aud it is expected
to be on the market by the first o.
April.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26
Gin HOuae Wrecked.

The roof Of Mr.. A. M. Boyd's gin house
opposite Pine Bluff gave way last Frida,
while the machinery was in operation
the falling timber killing Brown Ed
mondson, an exemplary and industriou
e.olored man, iJuring Mr., Boyd anC
killing a fine horse and mule. Heav,
rain soaked and so weighted the roof as I,
cause 1t to tumble in and, the damage /,
machinery, including the gin stand an,
cotton press and other apparatus, wa
about $500 Mr.. Boyd was not badI-
burt, having been able to visit Pine BLU
the next day after the gin house wa
wrecked.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26
sale POStDoue,l.

The thoroughbred racers announced u
be sold to-day at Brackets stable will
not occur until l o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, when it will take place at N,
Jockey Club race track, so that all who
may desire 70 bid on a thoroughbred will
have opportunity 10 do 30.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26
Piano and organ TIMING.

l have now engaged the services of I
hrst-class tuner from Boston, whom iind
superior to the many have had on tria
for years. guarantee all his work. Ii,
: equally expert in tuning organs and
does not pretend TO tune piano in &
minutes. II. G. HoLLEEBERG,
Practical Piano Maker and Tuner,
~ 30 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-26
JUST RECEIVRn.

LARABEL's Snowflake and Fan
ey Cakes. Fresh.
CHOICE PRESERVES, JeIIles,
ETC., by the can or ID.
mAPLE SYRUP, in gail, 4 gall.
and quart cans.
HONEY, I'm comb, Jars or by the
pound.
CHEESE, Cream, SWISS, Lin.
burger.
SlDDALL's SOAP, Extra size
tubs.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR ana BOs.
ton syrup at
ANGUS CAMPBELL & CO.,
7 80 Heal street