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OvercOats,

Green & Price have O full and complete
line of Men and Boys 0vercoats. Elegant
styles-low prices. Call and see.
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Hats very cheap and prices of sewing re.
duced at the millinery and dress making os-
adjustment of Mrs. Sutherlannd and Miss
Cook.
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Do You Want Fruit Trees {?

For sale cheap, due bill on G. Onderdonk
proprietor of the famous Mission Valley,
Victoria Co. Nurseries, for 1915 payable in
fruit trees, or other nursery stock. Apply
at the FREE PRESS office,
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"CALLA LILY. ~

Call and zee Green & Prices Comfortable.
and Blankets Low prices.
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ClOaks and DOlmaus

See Green & Prices line Of Ladies', Miss
es and Children's Cloaks and Dolmans be-
fore you buy.
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SIR sdve-tiss-,sui e Dsrnor--fs HNgA.
zlns. on Of the bed and NOS poPulsr e
"a class We rin or5sr u ~ dub 4 VIII
tss FKzr Prs ~ "a * - -
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Mr.. L. M. Grigsby, Hamilton, says:
''Brown's Iron Bitterf greatly benefited me
in dyspepsia One dose relieved me of the
heartburn"
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Philadelphia Shoes.

Green & Price have Just received full
line of Ladies', Misses. Men and Boys
Philadelphia Shoes for winter wear
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Xinter Wraps.

Go to Green & Prices for your Winter
Wraps, Nubias, Hoods, Children's and Baby
Sacks.
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NOTICE "a load of cotton seed and q ton
of good hay. Apply at the FREE PRESS Of
flee.
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Hosieu

Green 4 Price have fan ard complete
line q Lsdias. Misses and Chilirens Wool
sod Cotton Hosc- See th-m-
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our fine -four, is now only 81 30 barrel.
G. w. DONALDSON Il Co.
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Hats.
For Winter.

You can get the best and latest style Hat
ut GREEN 4 PRICR's.
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Underwear.
Clothing.

Buy your Underwear ut Green & Prices,
and keep warm.
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PATENTS,

INVENTORS send model or sketch Of
your invention, when will make careful
preliminary examination, and report Oh to
patentability, with advice. circulars, etc,
FREE OF CHARGE. All business before U. 8.
Patent Office attended to for MoDERArx YErs.
information and references sent on applica-
ton. No charge unless Patent Is secured.
]. II. LITTLE, Washington, ID. G.
Directly opposite U. s. Patent Office.
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sLEoTai6srv .-of all the known xiss,sls
Appi aness u ths present day II 10 nov conceded
BY the Medical ffsternity and klsetreisns general
", that the American 0slssnie Cos Howard shields
a. eas shield o. appliances can be nusa 10 snv part
ofths body which 10 not true Of any other. see I'D
yertissmsnt 10 another eolama this papsss-kise-
trie 6aHaue.
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REMEMBER you can get the latest copies
St. Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati daily pa
pers, as well as many others of interest at
the FREE PRESS office.
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The attention of the proper authorities is
called to the dangerous condition of the
bridge over the gulley near the residence of
Jas. A. Wren. It needs immediate atten-
ton.
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NOW READY CONTAINS:
TIE xRNHADEN FISHERY AND FACTORIES
BY CHARLss Buan TopD. with illustrations.
DOCTOR AND COUNT MATTEL. BY MAMs l.
THOMPSON.
ran OLD COLONY HOUSE. A story, BY n. n
CAraEawooD,
STUDIES FROM TIE CENSUS. By O. n. FiroH.
THE MODERN FEELING FOR NATURE. By Hrn'
A. BEsRs.
SAVOY BETTY M0RK. A Story, BY AsLo BAIss.
THE FUNERAL OF GREEK sTATEsMAN. BY Eu-
MOE w. FELrox.
WOMEN AND GOWNS.
The EDUCATION OF NDRsRs. Byo. Y. x. Rows
Also the conalusion OF hAay AaHEs TmoKEn's Ser
ial Story THE JEWEL IN THE LoT0s. 0thsI
Short Stories. Poems, and Articles Of Interest upoI
Current Topics.
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Big line of Ladies Wool Hose to sell at
bargain. DALEY q Bro.
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BUSINESS Cards handsomely printed by Us,
and at the lowest figures.
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Clothing, Dress goods, Cloaks, Dolmans
Shawls, etc, at reduced prices.
JOHNSON Il JOHNSON.
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New line of Ladies' Hats Just received at
DALEY & Bro.
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FINE large maps of the U. $. At the
FREE PRESS office.
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JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON wiDpay highest mar
ket price for cotton.
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Brocaded velvets just received at Daley
Il Bros, ut 75cts per yard.
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Mud.

Green a. Price have full line of Ladies',
Misses and Mems Arctcs and Rubbers.
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G. ". DONALDSON & Co.,
Sell good pure La., Sugar,
IL lbs for 81 90.
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SkirtS-

Ladies' will fin a complete line of Skirts
at GREEN i PRICE's.
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SEE prospectus of Lippincott's Magazine.
We club theFnEE Press with it at $3.50 for
both.
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MosHER d GLADuE, carpenters and build
ers. Can give the best of references If.
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Still coming-fresh groceries at
BILLY REED 4 Co.'S.
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For Sale.

Nine acres of land in the suburbs of San
Marcos, with comfortable and commodious
dwelling house on it. Very desirable prop
erty. Apply to
HUTCHINSON & FRANKLIN,
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@. W. DONALDSON 4 CO.,

@. W, DONALDSON a CO..
Have received this week
car "Calla Lily" Flour,
car Ia, pure Sugar and Molasses,
CALIFORNIA JAMS,
Dried Beef,
Shot Gun Shells, Primers, Cartridges, Shot,
Gaps, dc,
CARvER'S aud other Cutlery.
TO ARRIVE.
Another car La, Sugar and Molasses,
Also car Corn,
Lot Of Plow Beams, Handles, spokes, Rims
and other Wagon Material.
Mats, Rugs, Carpeting, Mattings, Oh.
cloths in great variety ut low prices.
J. W. MANOR.
We are in receipt Of q new invoice Of
Adolph Meyer Il Co.'S. and Ziegler Bros;
Ladies' and Misses Shoes, both brands justly
celebrated, Call early and secure at.
JOHNSON 4 JOHNSON.
Jersey jackets in all colors, Just received
by us, now don't fly of at the handle and
say you can't get what colors you want for
we have the very colors you desire.
DALEY & BRo.
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Black silk ottoman, surah-satin, silk
dress patterns in all the shades. very low.
Oct Is If DAILY d Bro,
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Buy your Clothing at
GREEN & PRICE's.
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TO-DAY is thanksgiving.
Pigs feet at Swnsey's.
See advertisement Of J. B. Hankla.
Trade is still booming at Hinzie's.
Cool again, but no frost visible as yet.
Mrs. DANroRTH is at Daley & Bro. now.
CARLOAD of -four at BILLY REED i Cos.
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JOHNsoN)
JOHNSON) r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
AIhritten's Case.

1t is understood to-day that the
case of Albritten for the outrageous
burning and manning OF the child
Jesse Maynard, will not be recalled
before Esq, Coleman this afternoon,
but that it will be presented to the
grand jury for action on Wednesday
next, that body meeting on the day
named, and that charge of assault
and battery with attempt to COR.
NIT murder in the second
degree will be charged. An indiot-
ment will also be made to charge
assault and battery, and maiming"
Should conviction under the latter be
secured, the penaly will be two to ten
year2 in the penitentiary, while plain
assault and battery will secure i'm.
prisonment in the county jail from
three months to eleven months and
twenty-nine days at the discretion o|
the court. AS the particulars r. :, -.
case OF torture TO the poor brv io .no
Maynard becomes familiSI t5 ~ V ,nose
indignation Is enger,Sered aoj u tLe
more need Of punishment to the mon.
s'rouS n"ee.Petr:.;sor "a ielt by those who
have taken an interest In the matter
There Is not a single feature so far
made known, which can in the slight.
est degree palliate the terrible infection
upon suffering boy by the barbarous
stepfather.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09

city this evening for Fort Worth,
Texas, where he has been called by
kilograms to complete the organization
OF a company to manufacture the
noted Barkston cotton press, which
was lately on exhibition at the Cotton
Exchange in this city.
DR.. Armstrong, the physician on
duty in behalf of the Marine Hospi>
tai Service at this station, has orders
to receive the steamer Benner add
the National Board of Health fiotilla,
all of which is to be turned over to
the Marine Service, since the N. BIZ.
is defunct.
The loa6ng beauties who eongregate
around the corner of Beal and DeSoto
streets are "a subject Of complaint
among westere-s, who End il necessa-
ry to pass that vicinity. The feeling
is strong that the neiehborhood would
be greatly improved if the loungers
alluded TO were compelled to hide
themselves from the public gaze.
The Eckford nine thought they
would slip of last week and visit
Huntsville aud Chattanooga, there to
play few games on the sly, and return
unbeknown to many of their warm
and nearest friends. They went and,
as usual, conquered, but missed keeps
ing it from being found out, all on ac.
count Of an interloping darky at Chat
fnnnnpa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
imported
PUCKS,
Principles
lust Resolved!
BY Sol Coleman,
IMPORTER
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Henry Cohen. the cigar dealer,
has gone to New York on a business
trip.
Mr.. G. E. Tate, of Menken Bros,
returned to-day from the Eastern
markets.
Thos. H. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
upholsterer. All kinds of furniture
repaired at short notice. 43 j Jefferson t
luke Springs, delightful health re-
sort, best accommodations. Four
hours from Memphis. Address
l28 T. P. AYDLETT, Iuka Miss.
Miss Ada Crosby, Of Memphis, is
visiting Little Rock and is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Brantley, corr
ner of Thirteenth and Marshall
streets.
The many friends of Mrs. D. Bryson,
the estimable wife of the we'll known
furniture dealer, will be panied to
learn that she is dangerously i'll, of
heart disease and dropsy, at her resi-.
dence, No. 485 Pontotoc street.
Little Rock Gazette, s: Jacob Cans,
one of our best known merchants, will
leave to-day for Memphis, where he
will be joined by his daughter, Mrs.
Katzenberger, thence to Old Point
Comfort, Va. Going back to Virginia
takes Mr. Cans to his war experiences,
where he served in many battles. He
was a gallant Confederate soldier and
served during the war in the Fourth
Georgia regiment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
MORE CHILD TORTURE.
A COlOred RufIian Who Amuses
himself by Beating His Wife.
His NStghbOrs and Hts Child.

Another ruf6an is in trouble for
outrageous cruelty to a child. This
time it is Andrew Tanner, q burly and
brutal darby, who has been amusing
himself BY beating his wife, occasion.
ally varying the practice by cutting one
OF his neighbors. He acts as if he
wants to be king of clubs and to cause
all around him to acknowledge his
authority, or suffer to be dubbed into
subsection. Some months ago Tanner
was in trouble for beating q neighbor.
ly woman, but he managed to evade
punishment by leaving the city, or
hiding,
Last Saturday evening he beat
little three year-old child, his
own offspring, in most
unmerclful manner. The child was
before Esq. Coleman held in its moth.
er's arms this forenoon. 1t was sick
and presented most affecting specta,
Gle. The mother is a delicate looking
bright mulatto, and the child has an
intelligent and rather pretty face, It's
head was tied up with a white cloth
to cover broad deep cash made
by a bottle, when it was
so numerically treated on
Saturday evening last. 1t was ad-
mitted that Tanner whipped the poor
and helpless innocent in a very cruel
way, but an attempt was made to have
it appear that it had fallen against the
bottle and:cut itself. The superstition
is that the fend Of father threw the
bottle and broke it against the child's
forehead. Both mother and child need
medical attention, and the society for
the prevention of crulty have secured
the professional services of DR.. Heber
j ones to administer such relief as is
possible under the circumstances.
The parties reside in the Bass avenue
and Manassas neighbOrhood. Brutal
rufhans such as Tanner and Albritten
deserve to be made examples of, and
the commendable work of the S. p. O,|
A. in prosecuting them will re.
ceive the hearty approval of every
humane person.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
ALL ALIVE.
The EekfOrd Nine Arrive Home
with Straight Hair and
Whole Hides.

1t required $50 young men of Chat
tanooga to escort the Eckford base
ball club of this city to the railway
depot, and start the boys hOmeward
in safety last Friday afternoon, when
they took their departure from Chat
tanooga. It was all on account of
Charles Miller having cuffed an i'm
pertinent young darby while the game
between the Eckfords and the Browns
was In progress. The offending darky
had intruded upon the base ball
grounds, and exerted himself to annoy
the players. He was especially often
sive to Miller, who struck him be-
tween the eyes and knocked him down.
The boys father, with several others,
sought to avenge the insult. when
Miller struck out from the shoulder
and sent three or four to grass. Base
ball clubs we're then swung about
quite freely, and the ground was
cleared OF interlepers so that the game
proceeded to the end without further
interruption. After the game was
over somebody handed Miller pistol,
anticipating he would have further
trouble, and when a yellow rufisn
made aggressive overtures toward
Miller, the latter threatened to make
a hole in him that dog could Jump
through. As he passed through the
railway depot going to his hotel he
was beset by gang Of $50 or more
and they handled him rough, but he
reached the hotel without serious
damage, meantime showing his pistol
into the bends of Mormon elder to
save himself from arrest on a charge
Of carrying weapons. The elder was
subsequently arrested. but got off on
making an explanation. Miller also
saved himself by taking an early train
for Stevenson, where he rejoined his
comrades upon arrival. The riotous
aud boisterous darkies made numer-
GUS threats, but did not attempt to
shed blood, after large number of
white citizens collected about the base
ball boys hotel while they marched
toward the departing train. As the
,ars moved out Of the depot with the
Eckfords, their protecting friends
gave them numerous rousing cheers
and the boys arrived here yesterday
With skins unbroken.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
Two Bad Men.

The man who was shot entirely
through the body by the town marshal
of Oorinth out at huntsville few DAYS
ago, and who is likely to die from the
effects Of it, has been identified BY
officers from Little Rock as Dave
Anderson, brother of the notorious
George Anderson. The latter escaped
capture at the time the other was shot.
and he was still at large at last ac
counts. The latter has the reputation
of being the leader and one of the
worst OF a gang OF burglars and safe
blowers In the country. He
Is believed to have been
the chief manager of a
party who, on the 9th of last month,
blew open the safe Of Bradshaw &
Thornton at Clinton, Van Buren,
county, Ark. som 40 miles from Little
Rock, and stole therefrom between
$500 and $1,000. The party at the
same time blew open the safe of the
sheriff of the county, and robbed 1t of
between $4,000 and $4,000, the funds
OF the county Of Van Buren,.
The firm Of Bradshaw & Thornton
have offered 500 reward for the cap
ture Of tie bold thieves. The wounded
man at huntsville, Miss, who gave
his name as Brownlee, denies that he
ever was Dave Anderson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
LEDGER LINES.

Refrigerators at Turnbull's.
New filters, 0zanne, Denison & Co.
Brown d Jenes. coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Pebble spectacles and fine window
shades, at Z. Wright's, 1856 Main.
New check books manufactured al
low figures at the LEDGER job print
ing Office.
Prof. Gebhardt makes the new style
boudoirs for 81 per dozen at the Cot.
tage Gallery.
An eventful silver wedding occurs
10 this city to night. joyful affairs Of
this character are scarce hereabouts.
Red snappers, Mackinaw trout, white
fish, and fresh meats generally, at Vic.
tor D. Fuchs market, 80 and Al JEFF.
ferson.
A light breeze frem the north stirred
this morning and the temperature at
six o'clock was Tie. The range of
temperature yesterday was 70 to S70.
Sam May is kept busy filling orders
for shirts to measure. His manufac.
ture gives general satisfaction as to ft
superiority OF make, and reasonable
prices.
The Eastern seaside resorts are re.
ported to be nearly all losing money.
and Southern summering resorts are
not likely to roll in wealth this season
loo many are staying at home.
Midsummer number of the London
Graphic contains 10 pages of colored
Illustrations and the romantic adyen.
lures OF a country milkmsid. A few
extra copies can be had at Mansford' 8.
The following numbers drew capital
prizes in the Little Havana LOTTERY
at Havana, Cuba, Saturday: l2278
drew $4,000; 1881, $1,000; 177l1,
$500. N OO'' eSon
| Workmen are now busy cementing
the curblng OF the culvert in the
bridge over the bayou on TJnion
street, a work which is REGARDED I as .
very fine public improvement alons
that thoroughfare.
A refreshing shower of ,ain fall
over this city and vicinity late yester.
day afternoon, and the dust was lsid
handsomely by it, while vegetation
which had begun to thirst, was much
efreshed by the moisture.
Something nevis the renovation
,, OF blankets by the Tennessee Renova.
| ting Company Housekeepers who
appreciate good clesp blankets, aud nc
soap used in the cleaning, sbogld take
them to Chickssw Armoyy building.
The boarding officer at the Presi.
dents Island quarantine station, Dr.
Mcmillan, is reported quits IL with
malarisl fever. and bis son las been
performing the duties OF inspector for
passing steamers during bis disabil.
| ity.
Colonel NJ. +, Kennedy leaves the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
A BIG CONTRACT
To Paint Menken's Big Block
Awarded 10 James Degnan.

mr.. James Degnan the we'll known
house, sign and steamboat painter at
IS Adams street has been awarded the
contract TO paint the entire block now
being fitted up at the corner of Main
and GayosO streets by Menken Bros ,
to be occupied as mammoth
dry goods store. This is the
largest painting contract ever
given out in Memphis, and involves
some five or six thousand dollars
Mr.. Degnan has secured this mainly
II not entirely, upon his reputation as
a superior artizan. His fine work
speaks for itself all around the CITY.
aud upon many a palatial steamboat
that is admired far away from Mem .
phis. That he will paint this buiid.
ing in tasteful and artistic style no
one familiar with his taste and skillfnl
workmanship will doubt for a mo.
ment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
GroWInR Despernte.

DEs MONIES, July Henry Sea.
gar, Of SWANS, New York, fred q
dozen shots through a bedroom door
at the Morgan House, yesterday after
noon, which destroyed the furniture
and Killed a man named Holmes, who
attempted TO capture him, and five
policemen finally overpowered him on
the roof Of the hotel. He tried to
put bullet into his forehead, but the
ball glanced, leaving a furrow in his
skull.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
No wOrkhouse Until Next Fan

The committee on the workhouse
question before the County Court
through It's chairman. Esquire Smith,
asked until next October to make
their report,and the same was granted.
The session this forenoon was mainly
occupied in passing upon bids and
acoouSis, and no important business
was transacted, except the aotisn on
the workOuse question, as noted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
Ice Cold Beor


The following instruments were "a.
e9f r Today, Warren Truss and
WIie t @ a. Mayo, two lots in Collier.
VILE NOS. and 6,consideration S206o
Y. W. Harbert, Commissioner V ~
ScBp sturla, lot corner Tennessee and n
palhopn streets, confederation $4,000
~; " qrosyenor to Susan h pow
ell, LOT No. 80, on McLemore ayeo n"
consideration 1854 A, 'O"UV'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
The River Excursion Yesterday.

The afternoon trip on board of the
excursion steamer, T. f. Eckert. yes.
terday was an exceedingly enjoyable
affair, over 200 people participating,
and all deriving much pleasure from
the voyage. The boat after swinging
away from the wharf proceeded up the
river to near the foot Of Island 40,aud
on the return passage swerved from the
usual course to pay a visit to Mound
City. 1t was a really interesting en-
tertainment to everyone who made
the trip. The excursion made after
dark was not so we'll attended, be,
cause of the threatening character of
the elements. The managers of the
affair. Captain w. Owens and Mr.. Il.
X. Thomas, are perfecting arrange.
ments to make other excursions, and
the next will come off on Wednesday
OF the present week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
CALHOUN.
Fire Lad Nighf.

A FIRE occurred near last midnight
at 1874 Beal street, a cottage occupied
by Leroy Moore. 1t was quenched
without much damage to the property.
though six months old infant Of
Mrs. Moore was seriously scorched.
The mother and her children were at
home and asleep while the husband
aud father was absent, and the chill.
dren were carried out safely, all but
the infant before Mrs. NJ. was aroused.
hence the injury to the babe. A lamp
capsized and caused the trouble, ali
through earelessly placing it in tilt
ing chair. On the way to the fire the
Babcock Distinguishing fire engine
was cspsized by cOlliding with another
engine at the corner of Main and
Madison streets. They failed to reach
the fire 10 time to do any service, but
neither were badly hurt by the mis-
hap.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
EIegantl Carpets aud Furniture,

Elegant Carpets aud Furniture,
MOxquitO bars aud Fixtures.
An elegant stock OF the richest
foreign and domestic carpets can
be found at the we'll known
house of Bryson a. Co., No. 23I
Main street. In the lines Of cur.
tains and OiIclOths the stock
contains everything known "a
the trade. New designs and new
nRt.:ee.::....,,s.-e beiUa constantly res
ceived. In the line Of furniture
nothing can 20 more complete,
the goods Including every VsrIe-
" and novelty. A large and ole.
CANT line OF mosquito bars aud
fixtures are among the latest ad.
diii0ns 10 their complete stock
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