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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-25
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OFFIcRRs:-S. W WHEELoCK, President ;JoHN
Coon, Vice President; c. +. HEaENwAY, Cashier,
TRUsTEEs:-S W. Wheelock, Porter Skinner,
c W. Lobden, Nelson Chester, H W. Candee, C.
T. Grant,, A. S. Wright, C. T. Hemnwsy. John
Good, ]. NJ. Christy @. IL. Stoddsfd.
~ The only chartered Savings Bank In Rock
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
mo GOOD.,
A Term Applied 10 the Ford
Brothers, which Caused
Trouble fn q Boston Lecture
Hail.

BosTON, January 1.-Duringa leo.
ture Saturday night, the Ford broth
ers, the slayers of Jesse James, in
one Of the subsidiary halls of the
Horticultural building, fremont
street an exciting scene occurred.
There was a large audience present.
and some rough loudly offered an
opinion that the Ford brothers we're
mo good" This rejection was re-
sented by the brothers, who drew
their revolvers and brandishinp them
lesped from the stage into the midst
OF the audience, The people STAN
peded Immediately, and such was the
haste that many sought egress through
the windows, smashing the sashes 10
the ground floor, and the windows
open directly on the street. Police.
man Robinson, who shea7d the
crash Of glass and saw the peo
pie running from the hall. made
his way into the hall and
seized both brothers, who had ASSAULT
ed several people with the butts other
ioFOlNeiS' III OWceF proposed to
take them to the station, and thew de-.
sired to buckle on their reyolyers
ayowing q fear for their lives. The
Off Ger would not permit this, and
started with them under arrest. hut
the proprietor Of the show interiered
setting forth that his enterprise would
be a financial failure If the Ford
brothers we're not allowed to stay and
finish according to the programme and
finally prevailed upon the officer to
allow the performance TO proceed. not
however, until the latter had taken
the names OF seven persons assaulted
as witnesses, and exacted a guarantee
that the brothers appear when wanted
BY the police. The remark Of the
officer when Selling the brothers. was;
"You may be the Ford brothers or
the james brothers, but you can't
drink blood in Boston" 1t is nader
stood that friends Of the assaulted
parties are laying for the brothers and
more trouble is expected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04

unless the weather has been very cold
and snowy. Lawrence will neye-.bes
place Of much size, but will be a place
OF great interest as long as she Keeps
up the good character of the schools
she has, 1t is situated in Dunlap
county, proverb;al for good wheat,
corn, fruits apdcattle. WhileLawrence
Is q nice little town and the people
IS rule are INTELLIGENT
aud thrifty, I could not be Induced
10 make Il my home. You can Get
very good board and lodging here for.
80 so per. Reek-myself and wife are
nov boarding With a widowed lady,
Norwegian, fer 81 per week. 0fcourse
We ind our own coal: which is cheap
here. 81 90 per ton-but not 80 good as
our Pittsburg coal, still it makes good
fires. We have a nice room to sit and
read and write in, and another smaller
room adjoining for a bedroom Every
thing is clean and neat, and our board
just as good as We wish il. We have
three meals per day, well cooked,
plenty aud Of the, best character and
varieties; and as clever as you could
desire. She has two young daughters
and one son, the daughters are fourteen
end sixteen and the son eighteen; the
young mar is a printer by trade, sober,
industrious and is on the road TO be a
man Of value and respectahility. We
shall leave them with much regret, as
We feel perfectly at home here, hoping
as we do, that each Of them may live
long, be prosperous and happy.
Myself and vile are both Just getting
over a severe spell Of sickness. | have
been down for six weeks and have
grown quite thin aud long-hoping
soon to be all right, and wheL we are,
we propose to leave for home.
Yours truly, j, I. NJ.
N B.-Christman is as dull here as
is possible for you to imagine it can be
nothing at all going on-not even a
rabbit hunt-still We have two nice
fat rabbits in the house for dinner
to morrow. 1t is so cold and dis
agreeable we all have concluded to
remain in the houses eat, read. and
write End talk and enjoy ourselves as
best we can. would give anything 10
the world to be at home to enjoy
Christmas. to eat q nice fat turkey, as
we always have in old Memphis al
Christmas. | have not seen a turkey
since | have been in the town. We
willie lelv for Topela in the course Il
ten days. Again | will write you, and
about that time we will start for home
If the weather will permit US.
j. Il. N.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
n Troa5well ambition IN real.

A.. @. Treadwell, addition to resi-
dence on Vance street, 500.
NJ. Magevney, store on Beal street,
1920.
I. B. Turley, CASTOR Hotel, addition,
Court street, $4,000 :,
Ii A. Hollenbsrg. Clarendon Hotel.
addition, Madison street, $1,000.
Central Methodist church, new front,
etc. 5000.
Bssl Street Baptist church, interior,
j. 4. Fsfsason. store, addition, Pop.
lar street, Sl4O0.
7. zanOni, store on Front street,
$500.
Shelby County Court, PoorhOuse,
$4,000.
Milburn Iron Works. machine shops,
s5O68.
1t is not the aim of this article to
give a full account of all the Improve,
ments Of the last year. 1t would
require weeks to DO SO, as there is no
one place where the desired iniorma-
ton can be procured. The city ordi.
nance requiring all persons who con
template building to furnish plans
and estimates to the Chief Of the Fire
Department is not complied with, and
no record is kept. The data must be
procured from the persons building
direct--that is in most cases-and e
d. this would require weeks OF steady
effort. Several Of the builders who
went East for the holidays have MOI
vet returned. The contractor
and builders, who often fur
nish their own plans, are harder
10 interview than so man.
Humping jacks-if they will pardon thu
innocent comparison-and the hun.
dreds of good carpenters cannot spar'
the time, after being hunted down, Il
stand and be pumped. In view OF thesi
facts it has been thought advisable t,
90 into detail only so far as the twt
principal architects, each on a differ
emit line, are concerned. 1t is a sat,
estimate to say that the total cost o
the improvements of the past year
including repairs, has not fallen ia
short ola million and a quarter dollars
Some idea OF the confidence felt in tn
future of Memphis may be gaine'
from the statement that the creates
estimated amount invested in build
ing in any one year before was $3.50,
GOO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
He Showed Them How.

Up in New Hampshire a man had
been running a snow shovel and hand
sled mandatory for a dozen years al
a fair profit, and this fall two or three
of his friends wanted to take a hand
in it. A Boston man happened to be
in town and he was asked to assist in
forming a stock company.
What is the value OF your proper.
typ he asked.
well, about 100000"
VERY we'll. You must issue thirty
shares Of stock at 500 each"
Il see."
I'll Nke sixteen shares myself and
you three can divide the remainder
between you as you think best.
The arrangement was prrfeotly eat.
%isfactory and the transaction closed
up without delay. The Boston mar
then called a meeting of the stock
holders, elected himself President,
Secretary and Treasurer, voted to
mortgage the factory for $4,000 and,
as he was ready to start home, re-
marked.
I'm ease any of you gentlemen feel
inclined to kick, please remember
that | have the power to lease the
premises or shut up shop altogether
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
A Most Internal Noise.

@HNWNH
At a late hour last night the entire
population Of the city was awakened
By q of the most unearthly and
hideous noises ii has ever been the
misfortune Of human ears to listen to.
II was a%series Of heart rending and
tympanum Bursting yells, as if
IAN the tends that ever fell
hell" "
Those in the neighborhood of the
river sprang from their beds, under
the impression that a whole m%enageris
had broken loose and engaged in a
death grapple on the levee. Men
grasped their reyolvers and shot guns,
women went into Mysteries and tainted,
while children screamed with terror
And we'll they might, for a more
utterly internal racket never aWoke
the echoes Of the lower Ohio and
Tennessee valleys Many nervous
people thought that Gabriel was
sounding his last trump and fell upon
their knees supplicating for mercy,
ltsubsequently transpired that the
hendish shrieks we're from the new
tangled hewgag Of a steam whistle on
the steamer Win Kyle. Il was I'M.
doubtedly the same noise which
drove nearly the entire population Of
Louisville out of their houses and
into the streets a lew nights ago. A
hearty reception with cannon and
shotguns is predicted for the Kyle al
the hands Of the Iopulace down the
Mississippi, if that whistle is allowed
to get in its york there, as il has on
the Ohio.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04

Regarding "The World" to be
presented here next week. the Bali.
more Sun says,
THE World" affords special oppor.
tunity for grand scenic displsy and
hne acting, and has thus a sort ri dnol
strength. Its phenomenal success /.
probably due to this fact. that Will
the utmost skill of the painter'.
brush and the most ingenious mo
ehanical devices have been emnlovod
to highten the wonderful realism II
the scenes, the actors are not snbord;'
tied to the god Of the machine bnt
Oh the contrary, are enabled To rise h
a higher histrionic level by tbS
agencies which surround and set IA
their art. The company engaged Il
the production Of the play AZ The
Holiday showed themselves last niSb,
FULLY capable of utilizing The 6ns
dramatic opportunities which "Tbe
world presents, aud performed Il in
a way that called forth freouent an
plause. The play has been strength.
enea ia many particulars since its last
production here, and several Of tbs
tableaux are triumphs Of scenic and
mechanical skill. D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
NOn-Esesident Notice.

No. 1924. In tho Chancery Court of sh.lbv
county, Ienn.-Lucy q Whitfield, by merit
friend, etc., val Il Whitfield r., et al.
1 appearing from amended bill which Ia
y sworn TO IN this cause that the defendantF,
and Sallie HatchlW hitheld, are o INGREDIENTS
OF the state Of Tenrvssee; 1t IL therefore
nfuereq Jnat Uhey make their appear-
ance herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county In Memphis, Tennessee, on or
and plead ehsweror demur to oomplainant's
amended bill, or the samn will be taken
ior confessed as to them and set for
hearing ex-parte, and that q copy Of this
suggestive weeks, In the P~ublieLsdeer.
This I'D day Of December, 1852.
A copy-Attest;
R J BLACK. Clerk and Master.
BY M Bradley, ID. @. n M.
Young 4 Martin sol. for complainant
Q6 l09 1ug ia Id
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
DEATH OF A MEXICAN WAR
VETERAN.
General n. n. Anderson, orNash-
Vile, Aged 20.
Nashville Banner, 2.

heshyille Banner, 2,
A few minutes before IL o'clock
this morning General Samuel r. An.
defson died ct bis residence, Woad.
lAnd street, Edge6eld. The Banner
has eliy time to give amere outline OF
his life and career, which IL verify Of
. vastly more permanent place In the
annals 81 ennessee; aud we trust and
suggest that our Historical Society
will appoint some one Of its members
to prepare an adequate memoir Of his
lite, character aud services. He was
born in Virginia and came to this
State in early life, and died at the zoe
of seYsnty nine years. He was twice
married, his last wife being a niece Of
Governor TrOusdale aud a sister of
Colonel Leon TrtH dale.
The deceased was elected Lieuten-
ant Colonel of the First Tennessee
regiment in the Mexican war, in
1916. He participated in the battles
of Monterey and Buena Vista with
distinction. On his return home he
was made President of the Bank Of
Tennessee, in which he displayed
business abilities equal to those shown
10 a military capacity. He was hon
est, upright and obliging; and his ad.
ministration Of the affairs of the bank
resulted in great uccess-losing moth
ing and being Of great service to the
business people throughout the State
through the branches of the parent
institution. On the election Of Mr..
Buchanan, he was appointed
Postmaster at Nashville and held
the position until 1861. Al that
time, true to his convictions, he
went with his people as a leader, and
became a Brigadier General in the
Confederate army He was never
placed in a position IN hat disastrous
period that he did not acquit himself
creditably. Attic close Of that strife
lie came to his home in Nashville like
Thousands of others throughout the
South, impoverished but unscatbed
by a breath Of suspicion or an unkind
word from either his interiors or his
superiors'
Some ofus OF the Banner have been
fortunate in knowing Gen. Anderson
personally and intimately for many
years-some Of them have been asso-
ciated with him in times both of ex.
altation and depression, and can say
that on nc occasion or under any cir.
cumstances he lowered the standard
of true, courageous, generous, eleva.
ted manhood. A pronounced Demo.
crat, in many of the bitter party
struggles of Tennessee politics, h,
was never heard to utter a word Of
personal bitterness toward his adver.
saries. He leaves an example and
legacy TO his countrymen, which the
young men now seeking prominence,
will profit by initiating. Few me1
anywhere have been more useful in
their day. To his closing hour be
was never morose or complaining, but
cheerul and confdent of the final
results OF an honest and we'll spent
life.
General Anderson died without .
known enemy, and with every one who
knew him his friend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
Nonresident Notice..

No. l7l-In the Probate Court ofShelbv oo,.
ty, Tenn.-Anna N LsFeyre, administrStesiH
Of Peter A LeFevre vs.. Josiah L L. FeysH
OF al. NereNte
IT appearing from the ~orieinal hin wL,u,
4 sworn to, in this cause that tho al fenaant, y
DANIEL D LeFeyro. Josiah p LeEeyrnu
N 'SSsSnlsYn o Lefsvs' are residents Of the State
Tennessee, il is therefore eyda sne state
.ney MAKE thelr appearance herein'st ,he
f fsnpi S1 >, q shelby county, in MenpbEpSe,
ruary, 1881, and plead, ansv-esna IN teb-
Se~mpiainant bill, or tho same will bs III 70
ioi confessed as 70 them and set for b bsasee
b5ss' Sne that . cory Of this srder bs
weeks. IN the Public Ledger. WY S~eSe9s'Ko
Ihis2Sd day Of December iSs2
"A oopy-Attess:
By Lou,, K.,,H B CULLEN. Clerk.
"in Voiier' sofs for comrlainant.
~ los Ill III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
GEORGES LOVE TEST,
And Why Pink-Eared Myrtle
RedingOte Gave il Up as
"A Bad Job.
Chicago Tribune.

How she must have loved him"
AS Myrtle Redingote spoke these
words softly to George w. Simpson
4 blush of maiden modesty famed
for an instant across her pure young
face anil disappeared silently behind
the pink ears that stood like pigmy
sentinels on a battlement Of rose
tinted flesh, soft and warm, and with
beautiful curves whose dimpled out.
lines would have made even an an.
chorite resign. George had been
telling her that beautiful stcry Of the
princess of olden times, who, when
her lover was Stricken down by a
poisoned arrow, knelt by his side.
and with her own ruby lips drew
from the wound the fatal element.
When he had finished the girl gave
utterance to the words with which
this chapter opens. And then for an
instant, silence fell between them.
George was the first to speak. III
| were wounded by a poisoned arrow,
darling, would you emulate the exam ,
pie of the princessY"
The girls form shook with a sudden
tremor, and her head fell upon bis
shirt front.
"I could not do it." she sobbed
through her tears.
why not2" said George.
DO not press me for an answer
replied the girl.
But must know" he said, in low,
agonized tones.
Then" she murmured, pressing
him still more closely tn her, you are
from Kentucky, and | do not care to
catch the delirium tremens."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
T-aOn-RNsIdont Vso,Iee.

No. ll5-In the Ohancery Court ~ Shah,
coupty-B. +. Fly Of al VS.. j, A. Andersen
OF al.
7 appearing from bill. which Is sworn Ia
4 n this oauI!e, that the defendant, James
a. Anderson, Is q eitizen Of Pima county in
Of the State &c Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered that ho make his
appearance herein. at M courthouse of
shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn. on or be-
fore tae ,hrst Monday In February. lgSs.
and plead, answer or demur 10 Complainant
bill. or. tho same will be taken for
confessed as TO him and set for hearing ex-
partei and that a copy of this order be pub
In the Public Ledger.
This 9Th day Of December, 1882.
r. !; BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By NJ Bradley, D. c..EM.
I. d. Micou, sol'r for compl't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
NOn.Residcnt NOTICE.

No, 46l6-ln the Chancery Court Of Shelby
County, Ttnn.-W d 6~tallings ct al vs.. Ed
mond Taylor OF al.
appearint from sherifFs return In this
i cause, that the defendants, James Rainsy
and George Mang are not to be found in his
county; Il Is therefore ordered that thew
make their appearance herein, at the court
house q Shelby county In Memphis, Tenn,
On q or before the FIRST Monday Ia February,
lSS3, and plead, answer ordemur TO complain.
ant bill or the saniewili DO taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing OK parte; and
that a copy Of this order be published once n
week, for four successive weeks, in the Pub
This 18th day Of December, 1882.
J BLACK, Clerk and M aster.
By N Bradley, d. C.&M,
W Wilkerson and Malone & Watson. sols
or compl't. SO "a I0i iey
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
Attachment Notice..

Before J n Coleman, J. P. for Shelby county.
Tenn:-TB Sims 4 Co. VS.. Ben RUFUS.
this cause an attachment HAVING heen
\ sued out under section 1856 ofthe code Of
proRertv Of the defendant and ffaavjtt
hayrng been made that defendant ia
Indebted to tho plaintiff In the sum ~ s1bo
due by account, and that the claim IA
Just and that the defendant is q ron.
resident of the State Of rennessee,
1t Is therefore ordered that said defsndant
make his, personal appearance before me on
the 9th day Of January, 1888, at no o5eiocE
am, at my Office, No. IL Maditon street
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said
ettaenment SUIT within the time prescribed
Dy law, or the same will bo pro.
eeeded with ox-parte; and that q copy of fthis
order be published once q week for fonS
weeks IN the Public Ledger. "N'
This the 2lst day OF December, 1882.
81 1913 100 1Ib
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
First 4 cough carried me Of,

This will net be your epitaph il YOU
take your cough and DR.. X. v. Pierce $
Golden Medical Discovery" in time.
1t il specific for weak lungs, splitting
of blood, night sweats, aud the early
stages Of consumption. By all drug
gists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04

"Tbis was final" said Mr.. Welsh,
and the men had to stand the rain
This troupe is a consolidation of
Callendor's original minstrels and the
big company Mr.. Havcrly took to
Europe. The Frohmans viii take
them to Paris, Berlin aud Vienna
next summer,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04

When your throat feels sore or uneom-
Portable use promptly DR.. Jayneis IN.
peectornnt. II will relieve The air passages
OF al phlegm or mucous, allay iniiamms-
iioh, and SC give the affected poris y
chance TO heal. No safer remedy can he
had for all Coughs and Colds or any COM
plant of the Throat or Lungs. and II
efficacy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04

A Michigan boy ate a bar of soap,
drank a lot Of soda water and went to
bed to cure his cold. The doctor had
a hard time to pull him through, but
the boy now says the next time he
catches a cold he will use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
A Pare and Effective Hair Dress.
Inn

COCAINE, a compound Of Cocoa.
nut Oil, beauties the hair and is
sure to allay all itching and irritation
Of thescalp.
The superiority of BURNErT's
FLAvoRTNd EXTRACTS consists in
their perfect purity and strength.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
Attachment VlotIeo-

-
Before W. P. York, j. p. for Shelbv cour,v
Tenn.-Mrs. NJ. P. Foster VS.. VIM. g. Cor.
don. W "oi-
IN this cause an attachment having baen
4 sued out under section 3455 Of the Code Of
Iennessee, and returned levied upon the mon
erty Of the defendant, and afidavit hsvips
been made that defendant is indebted TO The
plaintih in the sum Of twenty. Eve dollars
and seyenty-iye Gents, due by account,
snu mat ne claim " Just, ana that the de-
nesseeiitis therefore ordered that said Defend
antmake MS personal appearance before me
on the 10Th day Of January, 1888, nj IL
2 CLOCK ~ i, az nv oiicea IN the Second Dis
trict OF shelby county, Tennessee, and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribedby law, or the same win be proceeded
with ex,parte; and that a copy Of this order
% popsn once q week for four weeks in
This the llth day Of December, 1882.
~ W W l0 W. p. YORK. J.. p. .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
A Modest Maiden's Request.


An Austin young man has been
boring a young lady with his atten,
tons for some time past. although on
various and sundry occasions she has
given him 10 understand that he was
distasteful to her. A few evenings ago
he assured her that he was willing 10
fulfill her every wish.
rs It really a fact that you will do
whatever | ask you2"
Your slightest wish is law. Com
mand me, aud | shall obey"
Well, then, | wish you would see
If you can induce my mother to marry
you. She is a widow, and is not al
particular about whom she marries as
| am"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-01-04
Truslee,s Sale

hDhh and BY virtue Of o trust deed Ar.
" ecuted May 18th, 1881, to me as Trustee
hyB. X Lemopds and S, A. Lemonds. and
duly recorded 10 the Registers office Of Tinton
county, and State Of Tcnnessee.i in Dead RooL
No. ~, pages S17, 3lS and $40. 10 teeure az
Indebtedness therein set forth, l will, on
Tuesday, January 10, 1883,
sell in front Of the Courthouse. in the city Of
Memphis, Tenn between the hours Of II
o'clock q IN. and2 O'Clock I'm. at public ane-
ton to the highest bidder, for cash.the follow
ing property describe d in said Trust Deed. 10.
wit; )"
An undivided one-half interest in ana n n
certain tract or parcel Of land situate and
lying In Civil Diftrict No. 4, OF Tipton eonnfv
tennessee, and thus bounded. 6eqinning N
q stake in Anderson HuDt's peach orchsrd IN
the south line of the Randolph town trsoi
thence south go poles to q stake. thence east.
wardly l5I poles 70 a stake, thence southwark
y0o poles 70 2 stake, thence eastWardlv I27
poles, 70 a white oak, with two redwood. sas.
sairas, black gum and ash pointers: theme
north ll0poles, TO a white oak. with two non
lar n elm pointers; thence ~ poles to n hoy
alder marked j. III. p, in the bank of the
creek, with elm. ash, box alder and
hornOeam pointers; thence north go
poles TO. a. stake in the corner
OF the held with Spanish oak and white OAK
pointers; thence west go poles to the begin
ming, containing 7l2 acres.
Rights OF homestead and dover exnresslv
waived. Title believed to be good. hut / sei
and convey as trustee only.
w llb w. q. PATTES0N. Trustaa