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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16
CHRISTMAS, 1888!
SPLENDID PRIZES.

Magnificent Gold Watch. Chain and Charm
Tor n Gentleman. Value, S35O.00!
Beautiful Lady's Gold Watch and Chain, a
perfect gem. Value, S176.O0i
a Full Silver Tea Set of the Latest and Most
Exquisite Designs. Value, $4,000!
Also, Que Beautiful French Lemaire Opera
Glass. with Velvet Pouch, something New
and Handsome. Value, $4,000!
A Truly Elegant Pair of Solid Gold Bracelets
the Newest Designs. Value, S75.OOI
Amy Little Girl, twelve years old or under,
will be presented with q ticket for u LOVELY
FRENCH DOLL, very large, and dressed in
the Height of tho Fashion, wearing. charm-
ing Diamond Ear-Drops, real Jewels. VAL
Ne, $4,000!
Boys, twelve years old or under, Will be pre-
SeDted with a ticket for a most perfect and
fancy PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW! One of
the most ingenious mechanical toys ever in
vented.
The beautiful Wax DOLL with Diamond .Drops.
Tor little girls, and the Punch and Judy Saow for
little boys theckets are entirely free without anv
consideration of purchase Any little girl or boy out
side Of tho city, wishing ticket, will enclose a
stamped envelope directed.
All of these goods of the finest: nothing ia
given 10 his customers by Mr. Lyle except the very
best articles, the choicest duality and latest STYLES
The public should remember that the goods sold by
br. Lyle at No IL Jackson street Opposite the Mer-
prices than elsewhere Its truly worth while to walk
few blocks TO purchase of this house, not only
can money be saved, but the purchasers will have a
ehsnce in the Grand Distribution. No matter how
small the purchase it entities You to chance in the
draNfnS, which will be inside on Christmas Day, by
committee of Honest Newspaper Men. The lucky
numbers that draw prizes will be published day
sfser Christmas. in all st. Paul daily papers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

CT = COST SII5-55 DWT. SOLID GOLD BOX
IKE case artist csliy engraved, stem winder, high
grade full jewe ed, Watham movement with chro-
arIneer a.ance; watch LOOKS almost good
OuiV carried about a wear At JIytlcs.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

C.f0 COST Tl00-52 DWT. 14EARAT CASE;
~ IL very iue fun ieMe]ei. springfield movement,
exposed Z ny pallet and chronoMe;er wheel watch
carried aoout year. but il splendid order Z.
Lyte's. Al Jackson street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16
LADIES. GOLD WATCHES.

LADIES GC4D " AICaAS
n, =, r, CT, g. sCy m cor N IITT1TT IC yT AN
- an,5i,, +',r,,1 / 10 -i+1 -, -, n
~ ate fnI ip1yeled 80, In1vement oiiI carr,ad
about three months, has the appearance Of anew
watch At LyCe's
nov cas has,,fifiIl frosad and enravad
.tb So - - 81 -; a,9stor 49,, ,,,T ,ic1.oi
oC,annart INV in,a'i r1I,,, cantar T,1sf dnnble
sunk dial. rented and handsome watch, without
So atch. Al l. ties.
M, - -. ct son m COZ n 0,EY T71C,55 pI7R
Md -, ,t} -. f,, v,i,,i;a- -, ~ AZ
Ilz, G,r1:,c elid ,r,ld cota'sina chs,n. the
rig is almost entirely new and beauty. st i.ytles.
n. - C.i.,r 2so- v-,,r4 rJF4yy s.,rTD corn
~. nm 9 ri1 Nickel nov5Se 81
t W h lines ,,ea5ifri @ - inst as oo
a. now. 1t Iytles.
=. = n 7r la. y S-77I,1, az I5 ~ .. n N TJT7,.
", ~ 80 G ~ " ~ - - :, =
~ iIG ~. - - - '''l $3.50
- "a p ~, - 80, - t,+ ii5 OPP LIS
~. = C,,,S;r CT 7I5, IJ5-.,-y S,5TT11 cor
- ~ ~ a. - - III l.. i -,
- - :, 80 a., ". a - 49, - -;
~ 80 III III 80 a., 80 ii IL 80, Gu - SO
watch Almost entirely new. Solid gold lady's vest
cham, with elegant frosted slide, with handsome
charm Chain AMI s;l9. Z. Lytle, II Jackson
street
r.ZDSOyI7 5T7aJT7T STYFF yysT6TI AN CHAIN
for fs2S, that cost at least double the amount;
watch Is small size, handsomely en"raved open lace.
14-6arat ine, stem winder with fine nickei move
nent. This chain is chatelaine style. beautifully
tvf1s,s anu '''--eA VII "i "a anu 49," '
-
c. > COST %40-pLAIN ENGINE-TURNtD CASE.
watch. probably carried two o. three years. but looks
aS good as new. Ills IS 8 great bargain
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

GeS COST &1s-G0 DWT I4-KAR4T SOLID
.DtD gold plain encine-tHrne3 case bast G.. NJ.
Wheeler tlgin stem w.nder movement with set
jewels watch in perfect order ana LOOKS as GOOD as
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

0O < COST S60-vERY ELEGANT BOSS Filled
.tp.)D hunting case; handsomely engraved
and extra heavy. with best p. s. Bartlett quick train,
full jeweled stem WIND Waltham movement: this is
great timer and would make good railroad watch.
at Lytle's
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

GO : COST $T5-SOLID GOLD MANSARD CASE,
,FejC noich edges and ongravcCi: William Eilery,
best fun jcEead, quick train, Waltli,rn movement;
watch looks good = new. Al Lyt!e's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

GpS COST $i20-5S DWT. SOLID GOLD ID
slpOc karat, engine-turned. openface case, with
best p. $ Bartlett quick train, full jeweled. stem
aLti-eLE row: ONLY clrlei about ten aYs II Lyt!es.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

Geo COST $115 -ARTISTfCALLY ENGRAVED.
.DOU with horse front of case beautiful land
scape on back engraved border and edges latest
style Louis ". box case, with high grade Waltham
nickel movement. gold box jewels and exposed ruby
pallet Winder; this is elegant watch. At
Lyt.e's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

GEO COST SI20-6e-DWT.. ls-K. HUNTING CASE,
.DOO plain enginet turned. best Appleton Tracy
WathaTn movement At Lytles.
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GI0S COST $250-SOLID GOLD, is KARAT. go
~ az dwt., hunting. engine-turned. nlansard
ease. It wtlder, nickel movement. four pairs of
hard Fren' ruby jewels. top and bottom, exposed
ruby pallet, adjusted to heat and cold, dustproof
glass back Al Lytie's. Il Jackson street.
90 = COST $40 LARGE. HEAVY, RICH, SOLID
poo gold case, weighs about 20 dwts., with the
highest grade stein-wiuG Na!tham movement, nearly
and great bargain for that money. At Lyte's
GO7S COST 500 MINUTE REPEATER; 65
1T II y dwt.. lS-i.. en-ine- turned case; made by
the celebrated complicated matchmaker J. Picard
THe construction of this watch is something very
beautiful TO look at. ant probably of the finest
watches il tne Northwest. At Lyte's, Al Jackson
Sfrp
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

GG0-COST AT LEAST $12O-A PAIR OF SOLID
apOO gold 14k. Etruscan inch-wide band bracelets,
extra large Size with beautiful velvet case. those
bracelets sold cheaper on account of their extra
ordinary size. At Lyte's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

&eS COST s11O-A RICH, NOBBY LITTLE
cDOC watch, Is size, 55dwt-. l4-k., engine-turned
cases, stem winder, with high grade, full jeweled
Elgin movement; watch is nearly and great
timepiece. A I,yties.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

goo COST, sl;75-,THLs WATCH HAS BEEN
.DstO carried only about two months; solid gold.
plsn engine turned case. weight 90 pennyweights.
l4Earat gold. nickel movement. with gold box. set
jewels, patent regulator All listed ~ heat and cold,
quick ram. exposed ruby pallet, double sunk dial.
At IIytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

GOO COSTS S5-HAND NE. PURE GOLD SHELL
GOO case, with full ieweed. chronometer bal
Gnce. stern-wind SprnEieid movement; watch is in
good condition; only carried about six months Al
Iytle';, 1 4 Jackson street
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

! N7E ALSO HAVE A FINE STOCK OF GENTLE
w mems fashionable and handsome patterns of go5 vest
chains of all weights Ladies gold guard chains sold
| vest chains with slides and charms At LYTLES, Al
| Jackson
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DIAlICNDS.

GOO COST $G5-Bit .UTIFUL DIAMOND CROSS
'pcO ring; cross contains six pure. brilliant dia-
monds ihe band of the ring is plain gold cross part
plain GOLD and part enameled the cross sets dag
onaly across the finger.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16


and Bracelets Studs Diamond
Booche Gold Chains Musical
Canes Sterling Knives Forks and Spoons Gold
Th1noes CpeaGlas5es, Slverware Clocks and Novelties
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

NNE PAIR OF FILLED BANGLE BRACELETS,
Incomplete with chains for s. go One pair for g.
pair for 90 pair for S and pair for 500 the
highest priced ones in handsome satnned at LY-
TIES.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

G7n COST S120 = 60 Dw1.. PERFECTLY
u " smooth box case, with best Il. II. TAYLOR full
set jeweled and adjusted watch; IS very fine. At
Iytle's
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

| I DOZEN SOLID STERLT N(i SILVER TEASE ON
L heavy handsome and late design; cost 50 -of
S1T T,ytia's
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&S0 COST $125-1HE NOBBIEST AND LATEST
.pCO thing out, rope band OF goi set with TWO
rues and two sapphires and two beautiful brilliant
diamonds weighing five eighths karat each. At
IIytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

A HANDSOME LINE OF GENTLE4iENS GOLD
II rings. fine inago solid gold ring for IS, cost ST.
One beautiful riuz S. ST. one extra fBe
treble headed dark cameo solid gold, SIS for S At
LYTLES.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16
nNE BEAUTIFUL AND RICH SET OF CAMEO PI,{
~ and earliD0s fOrE

A BEAUTIFUL OLD GOLD SET PIN AND EAR
n rings, latest STYLE set with cluster of pearls in
pin and each earring fine quality of gold, il velvet
case; cost $40, for SIS.
WE WILL QUOTE YOU A FEW SAMPLE EAR
w rains II -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

GOO COST sG0-HEAvY. SOLID GOLD 14-EAR-
sfCJ al hunting case, plainly aud nestiJ engraved.
with Elm moYem snt. Remember thus case is IA
karat extra heavy. and cannot be told from new
watch. 1t Lyte's
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

GefS COT H}0-HArSOSi]t PURE s LID GOLD
e'-EC ~ rat cases. el@in7 tar ell, si-nt!y IN
grayed, W1th u eweled rcnpensatipn balance. stem
wind tlsi" movement; wGcA jGsC GOOD a utw;
moi q sCrd-c!! OF Jam.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

nNE SEWING MACHINE IL PERFECT ORDER,
~ cost SS5 for Sl2. Warranted AtLYTLE'S.
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Oil = COST $24O-62-DWT.. 1S-KARAI. En-
" L - CINE turned. sold gold hunting case, with
S135 stem wind Howard movement. adjusted to
heat and cold. This watch is all frst-clsss order
and warranted to be superior timepiece. At Lyte's
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or : COST $15G-75-DW"r J8-K "&T SHELL
- ! - case, With besg Howard Iirgeii. H.: adj ~Ied
10 heat, cod and position: watch good crder az.
great hIgep ecs. " iytis's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

01SO COST $4UO-ONE OF TIFFANY'S FINEST
y lOO movements, in T0-dwt., 1S-karat Louis ".
case; back of case is artiscaly engraved with
flowers and figures; front plain intended for mono
gram: movement is nickel top and bottom. ieweled
with French rubies in gold boxes; ruby cent post
posed. ruby pallet; Briquet hair spring adjusted to
month. At Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

XK7 e Will SELL You, FOG So 80, a PAIR OF THE
w latest style bangle bracelets with four bangles
each bracelet the exact imitation of gold dollar
u zee. Single bracelets, S1.75. These bangles
the best quality of rolled gold and warranted to
wear six to eight years. At Lyt.e's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

GOO WORTH P1RH FPS -&45 SOLID GOLD
:. x ~ In ting case, Sri Field move :eiit. in good
order AID war :I3tc1 = keep time.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

AN ENTIRELY NEW SOLID GOLD HUNTING
IA case watch. with Elgin stem wind movement
case weighs So dwts. chain is best rolled gold; cost
SIS: charm is filled charm, cost 81 watch cost $50
will sell the entire outfit for $47 Remember this is
presented The rig is put up in nice silk ease. At
Iytle's
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

0NE BANK OR OFFICE REGULATOR CLOCK.
Ohendsome ~ feet black walnut carved case e-inch
dial, sinch brass babe pendulum 4f5 SO One
beautiful regulator for office store 80 for S3 Two
AT LIYTLE,S " = -
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in S'csoilp I'LL ~
back IN splendid condition; very handsome watch.
At Lytie's, Il jackson street.
07O COST $130-55-DNT. SOLID GOLD. LOUIS
ID " ". box case. handsomely engraved with B.
W. Raymond sten-wins. highest grade Elgin, adj
justed to heat and cold At I ytles.
@7O COST SI20-ALMOST NEW SOLID GOLD.
u " open face weighs 56dwt- perfectly smooth
box case stem winder with full ieweied hrst-ciaSs
quick train Elgin movement; watch is in No order.
At Lytle's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

COAETHING IN A RING UNIQUE AND HAND
- sone-two rings ed together. plain old
gold color the other the latest style hammered gold
with one solitaire tlIree-quarter karat diamond
deeply embedded in each ring. This is something
very beautiful; cost $3.50; we sell It for 500. Al
lyte's
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

Io = C,JST Yi3-SOIID GOLD HUNTING. OVAL
GOO cnaneled with oI front, with beau
tifrl LANDSCAPE center of back Gaze; ID
karat, nickel movement, stem winder and stem set
ter; almost entirely watch. At Lytles,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16

IL .25 ar One smoked near Ia
MARE glass cost So for S2 Several other handsome
glasses for onehaf their value. Several pairs gold eye
Glasses s. EACH would go anywhere. At LYTLEs.
TyTYE ASSORTMENT OF MALTESE CROSSES and
L emblem pins and cbarms o. all other orders Hand
some pair of ntaglio sleeve buttons SIS for s5 in satin
finger rings, in peart garnet ses, sapphires In
tagIio, topaz, amethyst, cameo. slain gold rrgs,
plain square band rings chased rI 1d fancy engraved
rings as good new, for oneA-nf their value. At
LYTLE'S Al Jackson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04

city, if not sooner. He loved the grand
teachings of Masonry, aud attended
lodge meetings ottener than many Of
the younger members. He was also
REGULAR attendant at church, being by
preference Presbyterian, though
never a member. Three months ago
was his last appearance on the streets.
He aud his wife took dinner on the
second Of June with their youngest
son, that being the 10th birthday of
Mrs. Bourne. From that day Cap
tain Bourne failed rapidly from the
in6rmities that beset old age, and he
passed away with the full consolation
of a religious faith and hope.
He leaves a venerable widow only one
year his junior, three sons aud . large
circle Of friends to mourn his loss aud
res oect his sterling virtues. Captain
Bourne, although a quiet, unpreten
tious man, was for nearly forty years
a notable man 10 this city, and there
are few left who have had so long a
life Of usefulness aud activity. At the
funeral this afternoon, which takes
place under the auspices OF the Ma
sonic fraternity, a suitable tribute
will be paid to his memory. With
him passes away one of the few re-
naming aud notable links that connect
the Memphis Of to-day with the FIRST
half OF this century.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The = abroad Accident at Stegletz
to Be Rigidly Investigated.
SsaeJ leans who will Attend the
UnVeiling of the Lafayette
MUnument-OIher Matters.

BERLIN, September 4 The fatal
railroad disaster at Steglelz Land b s
been apprehcnded by the government
After it's purchase of the Berlin and
Pethdam ailr1ad, the Diet vot' d a
sum sufficient to alter and enlarge the
depot at Stegletz, the Minister OF Fis
nance, in the request therefor, stating
that he was unable to understand the
dangerous circumstances aud unable
to undertake. the responsibility for
the lives Of the great number OF pas
sengers which are constantly imper-
lied, il the grant sought to be obtained
was refused A vote was taken upon
this request by the Diet and rejected
The Reactionary press threw the
blame for the accident upon the Ma
tional Liberals in the Diet, they
having refused to vote upon the ques
tion The Emperor has ordered a
commission to make rigid inquiries as
to the cause OF the accident
PARIS, September 4-Mr. Walker,
United States Consul General at Paris,
the United States Consul at Lyons,
and Congressman Ochitree, Of Texas,
will attend the unveiling OF the Latsy'
etie mo ument.
LONDON, September 4.-The King
Of Portugal has Issued a decree order
ing the court into mourning for four
days in memory of the Count Cham
bord.
A Standard Hong Kong special
states that 1000 Chinese troops, sta
tionary at Pakoi, have been ordered to
the frontier.
The Annamites still threaten Nam
dinh.
There is much excitement at Hong
Kong consequent upon the receipt OF
news there that Chinese troops are
crossing Mongkai. THIS means that
china has accepted the gage France
has thrown down aud war is inevita-
BILE.
LONDON, September 4.-The Cana
dan Pacific Railway Company for its
exhibit at the International Exposi>
tion has been awarded the diploma Of
honor, which is the highest award.
PARIS, September At is current,
ly reported that the Marquis Tseng,
the Chinese Embassador, is expected
daily to resume with Ohalemel La
cour, the French Minister of Foreign
Affairs tue negotiations which we're
begun between TTicour aud Liepung
Chang, and which we're broken off by
The Marquis Tseng.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04

THE President aud his touring
friends are hOmeward bound. Their
camp fires are out, their war paint ha,
been washed off, their fishing tackl
boxed up, their leggins and sombrero,
packed away in trunks, and row they
will come home to tell of the fish they
caught, the dangers they passed
around, the antelopes they killed by
proxy, the buffalo robes they bought
from post traders, the whisky
they didn't drink, the poker they re
fused to play and the Sabbaths they
we're too COED to break, and all sOru
Of yarns. 1t was a big thing for th,
excursionists, but matter Of indiff.r
ence to over fifty millions Of Other
people in this big country, whOst
sovereigns are the Denocratic anc
Republican voters. 1t was, indeed, Q
very tame affair, and has been given
much more space than it deserved
justly, because there was a drouth il
the fields where newspaper men usu
ally look for news, Ii the Presidenl
had been fatally bitten by rattle
snake, or ran over and crushed hv
buffalo or an army mule, Mr.. I'd
wards would have succeeded him al
President and matters would have
gone on just as before. 1t was for
merly a big tning to be Governor
or President, but now there
is not one man in a thousand who car
name half the governors in the United
States, and good many could not tel
who would succeed Arthur il n,
were to fall into one Of the geyserl
where he cooked his fish. Henr!
Willard and his set create
bigger sensation thar
President Arthur and his crowd
and Pat Donan, Of DacOtah, could pu
up an excursion OF newspaper men
merchants, mechanics and grangers il
TWO weeks notice that would lay botf
of them in the shade for the rest OIL
the wear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04

ACCORDING to reports received and
estim ltes made by Hill, Fontaine &
Co.. the cotton crop in the Memphis
district will be twenty per cent shorI
this year as compared with last sea
son. This is considerable falling
off, but it will be more than made up
by extensions Of territory and gains
made in wheat, corn, potatoes and
other crops. fortunately this city and
the surrounding country no longei
depend altogether upon a single pro
duct Of the soil.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04


CAPTAIN James +. Bourne, well
known aud highly respected old citi
zen, departed this lite at the residence
If his son, Charles Bourne, on Linden
street, yesterday evening at six o'clock
He was born at Kennebunk, Maine.
September "a, 1872; in a few days
more he would have been seventy one
years old. OF his early life we know
but little. He was married at Ports
mouth, NH, November "a, 1888, aud
the good old couple would soon have
celebrated the golden anniversary Of
their wedding if death had moi
called the devoted husband away
captain Bourne came west and south
when still a young man, and first Wis
tied Memphis about 1887. He became
steamboatman, and alter filling the
position Of first clerk Tor some years
commanded boats for several seasons
in the Cincinnati and New Orleans
trade. When he located in Memphis
m my years ago, about 1915, he becam'
connected with the firm Of A. B. Shas
/ Co., in the wharf boat business, and
afterwards with Duval, Algeo 4 % &,
in the steamboat supply business
He was Collector Of the port Of Mem
phis under Fillmore, and collected the
luties on the iron used in the CON
,truction of tho Memphis auC
Charleston railroad. Before and
after the war he conducted OF
was connected with steamboat anC
railroad agencies. and was in active
business until year ago, when his
health failed. During the war he wa
one of FIVE commissioners appointed b.
by the Confederate government
to Gppraise the steamboats, ant
other property seized OIL
the Mississippi river. His spmpathie,
and his services we're given freely Il
the South aud he lost son on thai
side Of an unequal contest, After the
war he went to work here with all thr
energy of a young man. He wasnotet
for an erect bearing, cOnciseness o
speech, courtesy Of manner and squAr,
dealing in all things. Precise auC
punctual himself in all his appoint
ments and transactions, he was for
bearing toward othersand had as neal
no enemies at all as possible for a mar
Of positive character. His life may b,
summed up in a short sentence: II
was goodMason. For seven terms h
was Worshiplul Master Of Sjutl
Memphis Ledge, No. 1l8, aud 70
many years past he has been what i
known as an Exempt Mason. Whel
or where he was formally mad
Ia Mason we are not in
formed, but it must have bee
in the early days Of old South Mem
phis, the first lodge organized in thi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04

DR.. Louis Mas, the distinguished
musician Of Boston, it is understood
has engagements for Nashville anc
New Orleans This winter. Would il
not be well for some Of our musical
people, or rather music loving people
to invite him to stop and play in Mem.
phis? 1t will be bis FIRST visit South
and he would no doubt be glad to play
in Memphis upon the invitation Of the
Mozarts or any we'll known and re
sponsible society or persons.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04

EDUCATIONAL.
The UNIVERSITY Or TIE SOUPH

IIIu UNI uIIUIII VI IT'D UUUI II
Is located at SEW ANFE, TENN upon the
Cumbei land Plate u, 700 feet above the sea
onage OF the Bisho Of the Protestant
EpiscoDal Chu oh in tho South and south
west, offers the h,althiest residence and the
Dest adv tages, both moral and educational,
In It, 1rammar school and its Collegiate and
claims Of this University for patronage, ap
ply for documents TO the hev TELFAIR
HnDGSJN, ID. Vice Chancellor, eewsnee,
Tenn l5s $50 wS0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04

CABLE dispatches say that Mar!
Anderson made her debut in Londor
Saturday evening in "Ingomar." Sh'
had many recalls and made a good i'm
preston. The house was crowded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04

PUBLIo LEDGER bindery and Iof
offioe, ~ Madison straat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-04
Mrs. Emily B. Armour

WIL reopen her Family School for Girls
w and Boys Serteub Der l7th, at her resi-
donoe, III Madifon treet Pencil drawing
tnd Latin without extra charge; music, vocal
or Instrumental, IS per month. 18