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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06
Again in Limbo.

The young man, james Donovan,
who was acquitted on a charge of
conspiracy to rob, a day or two ago,
seems to be unfortunate. He rooms
on Madison street between Main and
Second, and last night the screams Of
his wife aud che noise of breaking
dishes summoned several persons to
tbsir lodging. She claimed that she
was being etsFYed and deprived Of her
liberty by her husbsud, and begged
for the assistance Of the police. HeT
face was wet With tears and swollen
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06
Coolnoss Apnronching.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-FOr the
Yves; Gulf States, partly cloudy wealth
er, cool rains, southerly, shifting to
colder ortherly winds, and falling,
followed by rising barometer.
Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
cloudy aud rainy weather, yarn
southwest, vsering to colder north
west winds and falling, followed by
rising barometer.
Upper lake region, colder CLOUDY
weather. with light snow, winds shift
ipg to porthwesterly, and higher
pressure,
Upper Missouri valley, light FsIp or
snow, followed by colder clearing
weather, northwest winds and higher
pressure.
Missouri valley, colder, clearing
weather, nOrthWeSteFlg winds and
higher pressure.
The lower Mississippi will remain
nearly stationary.
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The FlnapciaI OutIooJ,.
Nev York Flnannlnl chrnniol.

-" AVtN Niuauclal chronicle,
The course Of speculation in the
stock market has pet been Influenced
materially by the rates of money, for
although the money market has been
aStiye this week, ii has been less 40
than was expected, considering the low
reserve Of the banks. Dealers in
commercial paper report an abundant
supply, but comparatively little in.
quiry tor paper from the banks, whish
would indicate that the losnabIe funds
Of those institutiQns are now iullv
employed. 9hsre appears to have
gsen asteady demand for money from
the interior this week. The iAdios.
lions, therefore, point Ia active money
in the near future, and as bond re-.
demptions are at the moment insixpif
ica1t, and cannot be large even Il lie
payment of outstanding 5alla Is aptic.
ipated, there appsars TO 10 very little
prespeat Of relief except, indeed.
irom gold imports. These will. Of
course, be stimulated by the high
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06

from crying. An officer was sum
moned and took charge of Donovan.
His lawyer intimated this morning
and she did not deny it, that his wife
planned bis former arrest, and when
that failed planned this. in order to
get him out of the way Of other sweet
hearts.
Donovan was finally discharged at
the earnest solicitation of his aged
mother, who appeared in Court on
crutches and substantisted the law>
yer's statement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-06
Notice to Passengers & Shippers
Memphis e. Little Rock II. II. 90
(As REoRG GASIZED)
Elk. SIBLEY. Receiver.
OFFrcE OF suPr. AVID CHIRR EsGIsEER, I
Memphis, February "a, 1888. !

OFPrcE OF sUPT. AVID CHTER EsGIEEER,
Memphis, February "a, 1888.
NWING 10 temporary break, caused by ex
" treme high water, all train' between
Memphis and Madison are for the present
diseont nued.
During the Suspension a line Of steamers
will run daily. making close connection al
Madison for Little BOek aad Ell points West.
The"Rsne MacresdE" will leave o. B O'Clock
this his(SATURDAN evening and the lat
Hooper" on MONDAY evening, each leaYinR
o.N alternate days thereafter, except Sundays.
pa Neengers and all freight. except perish;
able an I i've stock, will DO received on board
or AZ the ijat Of Poplar street.
No freight vii be received after ! O'Clock
m and none for points between HOpeheld
and Madison.
No interruption to freight or t'aysl
Elk SIBLEY,
Receiver aud General Manager.
he FLEMING,
1891 Sup't and chief Engineer.
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NOTICE
To the Taxpayers of Crlttenden
COuntV, Ark,

NOTICE Is hereby given TO the taxpayers
N Of Crittenden county that tho LeRisa;
turs of said state has generously remtued
The penalty due upon delinquent lands for the
wears 1850 and 1881. Il paid on or before the
9TH day of April, 1885. But the tsXes with
ont the penalty on said lands have been
placed upon tSs tsE book fUT S eOIlection and
notice is hereby given 70 wy @ 10 ~ nv
sity Of Jemphis, now known as .se E=yiSs IL,
District, shelby county, fonn.' on the loth,
l6th and nth OF March, ASSi, iot, the purpose
OF collecting said texes, ~ the ,,Qmoe OF
clarke, johnson x Co. No. $50 shelby sEset. z
All arties interested can furnish me VITA (
description Of their lands BY letter addressed
70 me az Marion, Ark. sad ! viii send
amount of taxes due, which can 20 sent 70
ne BY draft or registered letter. Inc ooiis tak
hooks will be closed positively on the 2Vth
day Of April, 1888, ard all delinqueni tsS %
viii be collected by distress warrant imAee o.
S;ateiv. JAMES T. BARTON,
collector Of Taxes far orittendon Soi, <. AK. *
n BAH Commupeetions shaqld 20 a. so,
county, Ark. aS y, 4. ID.
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Carlisle CIImhI.r.
Special to the cOrr,sr.Journ,,

Special to the COeriSs>Journal.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The
speech Of Nc Carlisle yesterday has
made him much stronger in his party
and in the country than he ever was
before. He is highly complimented
on all sides. Mr Samuel j. Randall,
OF Pennsylvania, is not as strong for
Speaker of the next House as he was.
This has been bad, short session Of
Congress for Ms Randall.
PUBLIC LEDGER bindery and lob
oa.oc u Madisnn strAnt.
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Treasury Department
0FFIeI or CoMPTROLLEs OF rHE CURRENCY, !
MAshingtnn Eahrnarrt "a 1899 I

washington, February "a, 1888.
WHEREAS BY satisfactory evidence pye-
sente to the undersigned, Il has been made
to o appear that "The First National Bank of
Memphis," in the city of Memphis. countv
Of Shelby and State of Tennessee, has ootn-
Piled with all the provisions of the Aet OF
Congress to enable National Bankinr Asso-.
Citations to extend their corporate existence
1882. 80
VOW, therefore, I. Jno jay Knox, Comp
roller o. the Currency, do hereby certify that
The First Natl nal Rank Of Memphis," IN
the city OF Memphis. in the county Shelby
and State Of Tenns see, Il author led 10 hsve
su cession toE the period ipecidS1 IN NJ
amended articles Of association, namely. nm
I'll close Of business on February q, 1908.
m testimony whereof witas's my haSdnnd
seal Of office, this Oath dAv OF Fehrua y, 1873.
1 SEAL csanlroilSr Of the GaTTeSey.
mo. 1881 B32f
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GAFF, FLEI6CHMANN & co
CnMPRENsED YEAST.

The uuderslgaed are now Delivering the
above yeast, daily. 70 all parts ot tne SLY.
"a, orting any negligence on part Of the drt-
yer. 0IrO soHWILL q CO., Agh nOf
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To Bridge RufIders.

WE have large contract for pile bridging
w on the Memphis, Vick shnrg aud New
Orleans railroad, between Yickshurg and
Memphis This will opan u large ia to the
bridge builder, the lumb and the saw mill
further informatirn n, address tho undersigned
nt Vicksburg, Mis-
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AdminiEtrntOr's Notice.

NTOTLoE Is hereby given that letters. Of
IN administration were this day issued 70
me upon e,tate Of Slmuel II, Vruse, decd,
BY Probate Court of shelby county, Telia.
February 26, 1883. ,,,,,.,
Poston 4 Poston, Attorneys. 100 "a
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DIED.

CARBERY-Thomas James Car6ery, SOW Of
b. ii. and Eliza Carbery, at II am. tais day
Due notice of funeral will be given In
MOI ming papers.
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rates for money at this center. The
treasury operations for the week ap-
pear to have resulted in gain, which
is loss to the banks Of 81 Az, Us.
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snEgIFF,s SALE
OfPersonaI Property.

VI UNHVHsNH
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 1883, at 10 o'clock
Oam, I will sell to the highest bidder
all the household goods, consisting OF sofas
as the pro perty of Caroline Euberly, TO sat
isfy an execution in favor of Magd9lena
Woerne. Sale near the old toll gate, Poplar
street, Mrs. Woerne's residence
JOHN SPELLMAN, CoroAer:
By Thos I Taylor. D q. l06
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-10
NEW ADYERTLSENENIS.
yNU Z ID DAY-PARTLY OLUUDY AND
i SLIGHTLY WARMER

Thelemonade sets in Austrian
glass from the Vienna manu-
facturers are the richest acces-
sions our china department has
received for some time. They
consist of bowls, flagons, tank
ards, ETC., of varied styles, the
covers or knobs, as the case may
be, rising in open work as the
imperial crown of Austria. The
decoration is in raised topaz
throughout. The glasses sur
round the above, on the tray,
which also bears the topaz orna-
mentation, but is in brass, highly
polished to correspond in tint to
the topaz. Some are of aqua
marine hue, giving a tint some
what on the emerald. Others are
decorated in delicate tracery of
trailing vines and buds. They
are pronounced exquisite, and if
the aciduous beverage is not
more refreshing from such serv-
ing, the thirsty one must be blind
or in the dark.
} Juniper'strcct entrance. on left.
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JOHN WiNAMAKER.

Our 400 Levantine Silk Um-
brellas from London we an
nounced were lust in the nick
of time y People believed us
and providedagainst the change
of weather Sunday and yester-
day. I'VE generally watch these
things.) There has been a raid,
Saturdayand yesterday, on these
standardquality S2.75 Umbrellas
at Sa.o5. Those who could not
get waited on yesterday should
come early this morning, when
we will also open our new
"Pickwicks." For the first time
in four years we ran out of them
for a few days, and then found
how really popular they were.
Arcade, west side.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-10

nEMOCRATlC COUNTY GONVENTlON
~ The democratic tOunty Convention W IL
meet on "WEDNESDAY JULY p, 1888. at 70
o'clock u. H., at Excelsior Hall, in the City OF
Lancastc. 70 the purpose of settling a cOun
ty ticket, electing delegates to the state Con-
ventiOn. and by virtue of resolution passed
by the County COMMITTEES the Convention will
also elect two members TO the State Central
Committee to serve for the ensuing year.
w. H. ROLAND,
iy4 3tw Chairman ID mOcratic Co. Com.
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seems strange that anv one will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition of tho blood, when SEQ
Wills SARSAPARlLLAA AND STILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health TO the physical organization. 1t
is indeed "a Strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, AID has proven itself to be tho best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing Scrofula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala-
ria :; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition of the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. 1t corrects indi
gestion. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits as a health renewer, tor 1t ACTS LIk z
CHARM, especially when the complaint is
of an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
lessen the natural vigor of the brain and ner
yOus system.
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the eAcruciating pain of cutting teeth ?
Ii so, go at once and get a bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immeliately-depend
upon 1t {; there is no mistake about 1t. There Is
not mother Oh earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief and health to the child. op-
Grating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe To use
In all cases. ana pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription OF one of the Oldest and best
female physicians in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents bottle.
mayl-M. saw
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

Our friends who turn naturally
to us for the ninety-nine other
things theyknow we have, should
not forget to ask for the hum
dredth they're not SO sure Of.
We know some don'tknow there
is as complete a stock here of
Jewelry, Watches and Silver
ware as you need to select from.
We have q special assOrtm ent of all the new
styles OF Collar buttons AMI Lace Pins:
Acomplete line OF Black Jewolry OF every
grade.
Pins, 10 cents TO SO.
COlOred Eye Glasses ami SpectaCle5 for the
scashOre.
Tourists Glasses.
Tortoise Shell Hair Pins.
Tortoise Shell Combs.
Watches and LOcket5.
Watches and jew Try repaired.
Junipcr-street } entrance second on left.
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was severely afflicted tor e,even years with
Hay Fever, after trying almost everything
without avail, gave up all hopes of being
cured, when 1 purchased a bottle of Ely's
Cream BaiEl. To my surprise. after a few ap
plications, was entirely relieved. K. WAT
SON HARRIS. Letter Carrie, Newark, n. J.
/ recommend TO those suffering (as have)
with Hay Fever, Elys Cream Balm 1 have
tried nearly all the remedies. and give this a
decided preference over them all. 1t has
given me immediate relief. G. L. STEPHENS,
Hardware merchant, Ith ,ca, n. Y. Price 81
cents. iv2-2wd&w
recommend Lady Camelia's Secret OF
Youth and Beauty for the complexion as be
ing far superior to any Article ever used. 1t
positively removes Freckles, anc will remove
Tan in one application. PIice zoe.
For sale at all druggists.
MRS. RENNE SMITH,
ie!3-6mdM&S Newark, N. j.
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PnIladelpn,a Cattle Market

stock at the Phiiadeiphia stock yards were:
For For the wecknBecves, lco 400 head ; sheep,
Previous week-Beevcs, 1900 head sheep,
$4,000 Hogs, 3,7G.
Beef Cattle-The arrivals were in excess OF
the demand, and prices declined &c on top
grades, while inferior stock was fully &c
lower. A number OF Texas steers arrived
which were only taken out at great sacrifice.
But few sales were over &C.
We quote as follows:
Extra, e54@6Ac; Good: 6N@6Ac; Medium,
Fat cows were dull at sHa4Ac:
Mich Cows were inactive at s35@65.
Veal calves were fairly active ut 6149SI%c.
prices closed nc lower, while lambs declined
SOC per hundred. A large number of the arri-
walls were of an inferior quality and were
hard to dispose OF even at the low figure
asked.
We quote as follows:
Extra, 5A@55Sc Good, 4AG5Nc; Medium, 4
@4hc: C9m1Imon. sT1In. aAa5Ac; Bulls s0@c
Hogs were inactive and prices were un-
steady.
sss0sNc Common. sK@shc.
SALES OF BEEvEs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Roger Maynes, 800 Western, 51sGGs4c.
40 Texas at SIC.
Daniel Murphy, ls2 Western and Texas 5GGtac.
schamberg 4 Paul, 1l0 West 5N@6kc
IS Texans, 5s05sac.
II w. Va. h'frs, 4HQ5c.
John McArdlc, 80 Lane. co. anc Western, "a
A. & j. Chrisfy. 17s Western and West Va, ~
E. $; MeriiIin, i.e y Western, s,fasNc:
B. ho'i5li9; 5HSsEe 1e western an" Lancaster co.
James Cle%sS%, %o's sS Western and Pa, 51zasxc.
Daniel Smyth 4 Bro, 16O Western 61l61ac.
g scham'ssg sHasxs 4 Co. 'ss Western and Texans
Levi Lowenstein, ia Western. Ga6xc.
so Texans, SIC.
Isaac Adler, 40 Western, 5N6sLc
II. Chain, jr., SO Western, 5Ll6c.
n B. ss16srt mi, 81, Is Western Western fSE fsNgskc
NJ. Levi, 80 Western, 606hc.
Nipple II Bro, 46 Penn'a cows. 34@iMc.
L. Horn, 81 West Va: mixed. 4AG5Nc.
Bachman 81 Levi. LEY. aS Western W. Va, and
Abe Ostheim, q Western, 5N@6Ac.
N. Ulman. l45 West Va, 6@611c.
10 Lancaster county, 6A96Ac.
Is Texas, SC.
70 Western, 5A0G%c.
Lowenstein q Feilbron. g Tass Texas, sg1iNN 5gsNs
Dennis Smyth, 40 Pennsylvania. 6G6Nc.
II. Chain, % w. Va, mixed, 4H05c.
DRKssKD MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves were fairly active and
p ices closed AT sd9hc, the former rate for
SALES LAST WEEK.
Rodgcr Maynes. Ito head, 9S9Hc.
T. Maynss ,s' Co. lsl Ia DO >, at as19ssN1S s9sNc:
G. 8. Dengler, 80 do at 901Oc.
Harlan & Bro, So do at 999Nc.
j. r. Lowden, 40 do at 9G9Nc.
F. g. Beachan, so do at 909Ac.
J.H. Mems & Bro, 14l do at 709Hc.
Garland q Donnelly, ADO at sNG9Ac.
western dressed Beeves were firm and closed
at 9N09Hc.
SALES.
Thos. Bradley, $50 head at 9L0911c.
Dressed Sheep were firm and prices closed
at Sk0lCc. Lambs were active at 11zGl4c.
ABATToIR sALEs.
Musser Co., 437 head at 8x0l0c.
John wallace, IS do at SZ01Oc.
Mnsser Co., 50 head lambs, IlE0l4c.
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Kindness ReclpFOcatod.
THE TEAOHERS.
Their Convention at WilliamspC

Their Convention at Wiliiamsport.
W1LLIAMsPoRT, Pa, July 10. - The
Pennsylvania State Teachers association
met in the Goth annual convention in the
court house here this morning. About
300 wore present, with DR.. N. G. Schaef.
fer as president.
Tho first session was taken up with
addresses of welcome from Superintendent
Transeau, of Williamsport. and Riddle, Of
Lycoming county. and Mayor Parsons, of
Williamsport, and response by Deputy
State Superintendent Houck. President
Schaeffer delivered a lengthy inaugural
address upon Training the Will" Prof.
w. B. Hall, of Lancaster, has charge of
the music.
An extensive exhibit of school work is
made, and prominent educators are pres.
sent from all parts of the state. The
meeting will continue until Thursday
evening. On Friday there will be an ex-
cursion to Watkins glen.
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An EXPLANATION.


The largest picnic of the season is being
held at What Glen park to day by the
Sunday school of St. Mary's church.
Buses have left the church every hour
during the day and al! were heavily
loaded.
The Sunday school of the Duke street
NJ. E. church, is holding picnic at Rock y
Springs, where they had the advantages Of
the new steamer. The attendance is very
large.
Tho Sunday school of St. Johns Epis
copal church is picnicing at Lititz. They
went out in a special train following the
regular this morning.
The picnic of the Presbyterian nj. NJ.
Sunday school will be held at Lititz to-
morrow. IL the weather continues favor
able it will be a very large ono and enjoy
able
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 10. 1888.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS
THE p r. GOAL AND IRON 90. -
ACTION.
Tho WNkesbarre Colleries Taken Charge Of
and mr.. Parish Asked to Remain
Tna q. A X n T0Aflmanfnl

Tho Wnkesbarre COileries Taken Charge Oi
and Mr. Parish Asked to kemain-
Tho u. A. X. . Testimonial.
WILkEsBARRE, Pa, July 1O.-Ths Phil
adelpbia & Reading coal and iron COM
paDy will take charge of the Lehigh aud
Wilkesbarre cOllieries, both in this region,
and at Audenreid, on August /. This fact
was made known by Mr.. Charles Parrish
to day. The latter has been asked to re-
main as general manager, and, though he
has not declined the offer, his intimate
friends claim that he will not accept it
and that it is his intention to devote his
time hereafter to local manufactures rather
than to mining interests. Although it has
been a public matter that the Reading
company would take possession some time
during the fall, the community learned
with great surprise to day that this change
was to take place 50 soon.
Kindness Keciprocated.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 1O.-General
Henry A. Barnum. of New York, and
General John F. Hartranft, of
Pennsylvania, coWmittee representing
the Grand Army OF the Republic, have
arrived here, bearing a testimonial from
"eG. A. r. to the mayor, common coun-
cll and citizens Of Baltimore in recognition
of hospitalities extended the Grand Army
during its national encampment and con-
ventiOn in June last year. The testimonial
is a bronze tablet made of metal from
Union and Confederate cannon used in the
late war. The presentation took place al
the City hall this afternoon with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-10
Live Stock Prices.

CHIcAao-Hogs-Receipts 5000 he III ship
ments. 5000 head market dun AMI very
heavy. s. 70d6 90; light, g 7O@5 ID; skips.
s. 5OG5 80 closed weak.
CattIe-Receipts, 10000 heal; shipments,
2,POO head market weaker and 50llOc OIL !;
common to good shippers, lO@i5c lower; ex-
ports, IS Sb06 %: good to choice shipping.
steady at S. tO05 So; common to medium, 81 75
Q5 30.
Sheep-Receipts, 100 head; shipments.
none market weaker: inferior TO fair, u O
@3 IS; good. 81 25; choice. 81 40.
EAST LIBERTY--C -Cattle-Receipts, 2Ol4 head !;
market active at the opening prices OF last
week.
Hogs-Receipts. $3.50 head; market slow !;
Ph1ladelphias, s. 45g6 so; Workers., Sc 35gG a.
Sheep-Recefpts, $500 head market slow at
about last weeks prices.
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WACkEKs Brew EkY AT PkivArE

NTACkER'S BREW EkY AT PRIVATE
w SALE.-The undersigned offers his we'll
and Water stfeets, in he city OF Lancaster at
private sale. The lot fronts on Walnut street
$50 feet and extends in depth along Water
street IS feet, on which Is erected two-story
BRICK BEER SALOON and BREWERY The
Beer Saloon is doing q good trade. The
brewery Is equipped with all necessary ma.
chinery, etc such as Engine, Malt Mill, 800
Barrel Mash Tub, 1000 Barrel Hogshead and
everything used in frstclass Brewery. Also
q lot on Low street $50 by 81 feet, on which
barrels OF beer an0 two story Frame House.
Also will be sold head OF horses 3 wagons.
Brewery. For further information call on
JOSEPH WACKER
jy10 It'd No. pa West Vine St.
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Tne German Porter.

A traveller describes tho average porter
of the hotels in Germany as remarkable
being. He is asked more questions in one
day than ordinary man can answer in two
days. He must reply to ono question in
Spanish, another in English, third in
dulcet Italian the next second he must
assume all the suave politeness
of the mercurial Gaul; and before
the taste of the last French nasal
adjective has left his mouth, he must
twist his tODgne about the many spirals of
Russian cOnsonantal noun. His gold
banded cap is ever ready to be lifted,
His learned head eager to bend
itself in a bow, and his linguistic
tongue willing to answer any and
all questions in almost any languages.
But even this magnificent man of varied
attainments, decked out though he is in
snowy uniform, does not refuse to take
what is offered to him, bo it gold, silvor
or copper.