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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08

IT is still to be hoped that some,
body will build the Memphis, Selma
aud Brunswick railroad. The people
of Memphis and along the line care
very little who builds it, SO it is done.
They have been promised that the road
would be finished at least to Holly
Springs in time to move the next
cotton crop. Work will have to be
hurried up if this is done. 1t is more
probable just now that the same
unsatisfying promises will be as good
next spring. We do not know who is
to blame, or whether anybody, but
there is a demand and a great com.
mercial necessity for the early com
pletion Of this road, not only to Holly
Springs, but all the way to Brunswick.
There are people in Memphis WHO,
when the last enterprise lOomed up
grsndly 2 few months ago, asserted
that it was not intended to build the
road, and predicted almost exactly
whaS has happened. 1t takes money
and experience to build railroads in
these days OF sharp competition, and
these elements seem to have been too
short for the undertaking.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08

Now that Major Rhea is appointed
Coal Oil Inspector for the next two
years, farmers may finish planting and
cotton men bore for samples as usual.
There are ten or fifteen thousand
voters in Shelby county entirely satis-
fed and willing to yield in the
Majors favor. In fact, ninety, nine
out Of every hundred that ever heard
or thought of the matter heartily
approve the Governors appointment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08

A MEXICAN General, direct from
the city Of Mexico, is expected at Paso
del Norte, on the south side Of the
Rio Grande to take command of all
the forces in the State of chihuahua
and to co operate with General Crook.
A vigorous policy will be pursued and
there is little doubt that the mur,
derous Apaches will have to lick the
dust. There will be no peace or Sc
curity along .he border until they are
wiped off the face of the earth. TIE
two governments have come to look at
it in this light and can soon settle the
business.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08

STRANGE as it may seem, the price
of common stock cattle in Texas is so
high that there is big money in buying
cattle in West Tennessee and Missis-
sippi for shipment to Texas. Specu-
latorS have been in this field some
months and bought up SO many cattle
for this purpose that the supply for
beef and for dairy purposes is becom-
ing alarmiDgly short in this section.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, May 8, 400 D. m.-Cot-
son opened dull and easier, now l-l6d
lower, Uplands, b l8-16d; Orleans,5 l5-l6d
pales today, 5000 bales. Receipts, II ,OOC
oales; American, 5000. Futures opened
dull and easier, and closed barely steady,
NEW YORK, May 8, 1890 pm-
cotton steady. Ordinary, 7l5-l6c; good
ordinary, 93-16c; low middiinS lt5s<c.
mlddling, lOBc; good middling, llHc;
miiaqlllng iair, l2c; fair, 12Ac. Futures
9uiet gu. and steady at 3 to 10 points above
last evenings closing figures,
NEW ORLEANS, May s, l1,SO am
Lotion quiet MiddlinG, lONc. Sales
to-day, 400 bales, Receipts TO iay 4SlI:
AZ Galveston, 0l5; Charleston 631
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
LYnched.

MADIsoNvILLE, KY, May 5.-A
young negro employed by VIM. B,
Haywood, near Hanson, attempted TO
eHtrage the person OF Mrs. Haywood
last Saturday during the absence Of
her husband. The negro, fearing
discovery, fed, but was arrested Sun
day, and while the captors were wait,
ing fox . train to bring him here, q
body Of masked men took him from
them and hanged him 10 a tree. He
confessed his crime.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
BARTHoLp1's statue oi liberty. Of

BARTHoLDI's statue OF liberty, one
hundred feet high when put together,
has been finished and will soon be sent
to this country. 1t has not been de-.
cided where the imposing piece Of
Statuary will be placed. New York
has failed to provide a pedestal. Let
it be sent to Memphis and we will
provide a suitable pedestal on the
bluff
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
CHICAGO.
telegraph Companies Granted
'ne PriVtleg0 OF Freezing
P9les IN life Ctiy Limits.

CHICAGO, May S.-Tbe Oity CouD.
Gil alter midnight last night amidst
great confusion and after acrimonious
debate, passed the ordinance granting
to the District Telegraph COMPANY oi
Chicago, the right to erect poIe,
within the city for stringins tele.
graph wires placed ia cables. Under
an existing ordinance all telegraph
companies were to have been com
PEELED, the first of the present month
to place all their wires under ground
but the operation of the law was do
layed by an Injunction granted by the
State and Federal courts, aud litiea.
tlon! Is now pending. The present
ordinanae grants the privilege to new
companies 10 erect iron poles at least
eighteen and not to exceed thirty feet
high. to be placed just inside the curb
line and In such streets and alleys as
may be designated by the Mayor and
Commissioner of Public Works II
is provided that tie poles shall be
kept neatly painted, the city to have
the privilege Of strisssiing its FIRE
alarm wire upon them without cos,
ana az the poles also to be constructed so
that they can be uEed for lamp posts
oy the city, The ordinance finally
asserts that the privileges contained in
the ordinance are granted temporarily
to enable 1t to be demonstrated to the
satisfaction of the Mayor or citv
authorities that the underground tel.
egraph system is thoroughly praotiea.
Die: Die and advisable sD ba put In opera
ton Ia Chicago. The corporrtion is
authorized to rent privileges of string.
ing cables on its poles.
The ordinance passed the Council
by a vote of 81 toll.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
For sale M a bargain.

~ NUoWAW NNW WHW WFIHI Mill.
A LSO O,0OO or 5000 feet Of cypress and
IN poplar lumber, about 4c0Q feet wainrt
end ash, all well seasoned. WIZ. If desired
which the mill Is located; good homes
rooms each, entirely above overflow. Tbis
property Is situated at the mouth OF Hatohis
river, Upton county, Tenn. Gan alwavs h,,,,
timber delivered at tho mill far below Men,
RAs prices. Can ship az lsmler either up or
the most desirable location tor a Isawmill HI
the, county. keason for selling, / know
nothing about the business myself
~ ~ WV. WILLIAMS. Randolph, Tenn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
SECURITY

nuIdlng and Loan Association.
PECULIAR Monthly meeting of this Asso.
SoSOSd SfS0 CORNELL T ds Se d"dd, held at the Office
May 5, at 7H o'clock, pm Snss SSnoDAa Ar I
interest must be paid or fines viii be enforcsd
Inc Association will offer FOR sale At tb;s
meeting about 5000, and open books fer
SUBSCRIPTION 70 the Eighth Series. 'A' i'i
P. B, LOsEs. Secretary. i''iAegs' ssso
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
aASlNIc NnTlcE.

A EGERoNA LODGE No. 1853, will q
NIcn N Werk in the Il, A. Degree 70. w
ESiI, ENSiiGhI, the sth instant, at s O'Clock. ~
sisns Grotners, including E. A. aad 2. CAs
By order Of T. I. GRABAN ~ n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
Supreme Lodge. *. on.

The Supreme Lodge, Knights Of
Honor, is holding its annual session
to-day at Galveston. The lodge is com
posed Of two delegates from each State
and Territory, the delegates being
selected by the Grand Lodges. The
nresent officers of the Supreme Lodge
are r. II Cochran, Supreme Dictator,
Wheeling, W Va; f P ireland, Su.
preme Vice Dictator, Nebraska City,
Neb; F D Sloat, Supreme Assistant
Dictator, New Haven, Conn., B F
Nelson, supreme Reporter, Ashland,
D; G w Holland, Supreme Chaplain,
Newburn, S g; Nelson Peo, Jr, Su,
preme Guide, Baltimore, Md; Il j
Davenport, Supreme Guardian, Min
neapeljs, MINI, ? G Carlton, Supreme
Sentinel, Statesvills, S'Ui W Is Hoke,
Past Supreme Dictator, Louisville,
Ky; Supreme Trustees, John W
Walker, Erie, Pa; GeOrgeSW goldman,
Auburn, Az Me- y H Rose, Milwaukee,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
Clerks BulIdInu and Savlnns Asa,n

VIE regular monthly meeting Of this
NAV aSsOg1atlon iss1 will be held WEDNESDAY,
70; zoi Second. corner OF Court street. AZ ~
CLOCK, p: m. Fines will be rigidly enforced Il
u1es ana interest are not punctuaIly paid
Byy order Of the Board. paiu'
10 % p. 3. JONES -Sae,v
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
AUCTION SALE.
The Engines, Boilers, Tackle and
EGtfFa Outfit IOf the
steamer JOHN s. BRANSFORD

Viii be sold, at public auction, on gATuR.
pay. Nay y h, at II o'clock am, tsIo n
tske e. f Rlice on ooord steamer 7 + Eekeft' ioct
size Of SUgiass, is@fpDaarr sfDar'l i.st, ssnn' 30 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
LIABILITIES.
DIRECTORS.
GRIFFIN SPRINGS

rv,,rrot, - ARFs
'hEsE Springs. situated 81 miles from
81 y, Se;sIcy; ,N;,s are Ioeated amdst the highest
tha ozark mountains. Opened 10 tbe pTblic
put lev years, thcy have already gained an
enVlanls reputation rs cure f1r nlI of
Mo1mian,s peculiar Ills, malarial poisoning,
indigestion, granular sore eyeI. diseases Of
VIC urinary system, drop ieal affections.
palsy, paralysis, etc.. etc.
Hotel accommodation perfect. and ,bo
laele As supplied with the best the countrv
hculars address N' par
09 1877 V. Ii. HENDERSON a co, props
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
ABSTRACTS.
The Memphis Abstract Go.

now prepared to furnish Abstrao,- of
ndg meDts in all courts Of record In
helby County, except criminal Court and
liminal side Of Bartlelt Court. iudlapen-
ID. i. McOMBER, Manager. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08

NherIf's Sale Of Personal PrOD-
erty.
A Z No 2S9 Second street. THURSDAY.
k;Aa6 ~ May 10 lS8. | will sell to the highest
Ennn, EEniuuL, tne iollowing property: One lot Of
pet and mirrors, otc. Levied on as the pfop-
erU OF Il. Mefster, sale commencing ri In
an, w ID. CANNON Sss.sis ~ ~
~ fhOs. T. Taylor, D S. 0'' 0nefia' 59 eo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08
MECHANICS

Building and Savings AssOcI..iIou
DEGULAR monthly m meetingWEDNEsDAv
lO evening, May 9, at 71S clock. Dsss and
interest may be paid to 7 B Jones, 264 SeconS
street, during business hours, ~ 9''oHU
$50 Ct. V. RAMbAUT, President
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-08

solo-"Ihe Sailors Grave Sullivan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
List of Letters

Remaining In the postotlice at Fort
Worth, Texas, Saturday, August ll,lSS3, 10
obtain any OF these letters. the applicant
must cali for "advertiseu letters" aud give
the date OF this list.
Ladies' List.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Colorado.

Is lren. iormefly nf the firm Of
Jan \ Iffen, lal d agents in Il /
taken q place in Inc Colorado
bank. Any laGies wishing
Ok can fin ihim there.
Harris took the train last
n spent several da, s in Dallas.
ra,d home quite SEX and, has
pinned TO his bed ev,r since. /
lalo state this morning that
nsaerab'y better, and hope he
abe up again.
A. Walker of the large mer-
'Ifal Of Burns, Walker Il Co.,
from this city Thursday to
yeial weeks Fast.
I. ilougson has been sick and
IONS room several days this
ilasscock has just completed a
lne residence in South Colo
y nlsestlmable family are now
psit.
q our good-natured, easy-go-
with hook and lie, occu py
ne on TIE bank of the beauti-
sao aud occasionally the boys
put, Il gotta bite.n
pa MIS-, Hicks, of San Angela,
hdlng several days in our city,
lesls Of their brother, G.. l..
ar popular Every man, took
Yesterday for the coast. G.
accompanied them as far is
barney was seen to take the
p'llas Yesterday. Mr.. Pc
Law. .
Mason has gone to Weather
more waternielons.
ugAt, first clerk al the Rem.
sss numbered among ia,
sr IA Colorado IA Thurs
ns sOal'il Is a very popular
~, ~, N this city, / learn that
y 70 visit his ola home
|eys s y Corye,l county, ant
Ystlwseas With his I,lren IL
re.nrn '' ''ef' =
lark v Il leave Viz the Taxa,
'gIlfpad today for Paris
'sS Kahn has retired from th,
o "s'E nuIness ana isnow try
ah a ,,le. He is with Nantil,
i av'u' lwentS hiilss northwes
S''ns irlend IIsyde sheppart
oea. esh several days. but hi,
an, ,nal'ce and smiling fac,
/. tile Tue cigar store en- Cal
s n. people, II mean youn.
Ii o Ss't q Colorado are dc
eninc 1s,ssllg IN this city tina
le, ky East, that IS Just this
n quite young and situa
ie,d M =, wtst ANA lumb N 5.
|nt s., mai taliag fences an,
ur gsSNe scarce, and wheI
root ss,, leaves his durlin,
4 rLN alsfles on Sunday even,
i. t,'ai h he can no, make
,lree gaze aud Tia m hinge
De sil,se eOuat the stars an,
I. TaysI'o@r moon ,'.,
Mpping clerk az. y, ne, neen EN- 81,
MA M Y \ ) T. Davis q Co. 4,
rSo f-ilay. ac'nc railroa
VIle y ~ Eng lAiy were to bs see
Z Vii rngers going west hi
ke HI sAas \ Pacific rallrou,
=, iIs ~, lasl recently marie
4. wsa,herIor-d.
The f Iay,, q Fort Worth
'y OF Col. j.
N'l'y Ford returned # m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
pnI.ll rnnNrY.


VIII. Nuckleroy to Iginield Me-
Auley; Columbus Florence TO NJ. T..
Lewis j. II. Howard to Sallie A.
Eburi; w. &. Thomas to Josephine
Fisher; A. B. Parker ~ Il. r. Parker;
james Turner t. B.ckie Spikes; VIM
II. Hales TO Mollie Hough; Walter III i.
Eggleston to Matte +. Green; Frank
Z Kehlinger t, Alice l.. Williams; II.
w Kirby to Emma Il. Fuller ID. w.
Montgomery to Nora a. Thompson;
{. b. Dinnam to Matte Marsh.
WOOD C)UNNY.
j. p. Lcverett to Annie j. Villars;
Joseph Aver TO Elledge; S. Reed
to Mrs. Alice Williams: Eb Whisance
to Mary Waldtehen j. W. Menus
tray to Sallie BYRD; Dr.. a, b. Duncan
son to Mary I. Goodman Sam
J. Wilson TO Mrs. Annie a.
Roberts; Cook Douglas to Mary Mallory
HAYES COUNTY.
w. p. Cegland TO LYDIA Jane
Shelton; w. III. Creech to Mrs Eliza.
beth Adams; Marcus Di,as to Delori,
Escaverza; Francis ) Waldrope &c
M,ry Jane Bridges; Harper Lot. Il
Carrie Samuels; Henderson MAJ sey t,
Caroline Lee; David Wright to Emm;
McGelee.
LAMPASAs COUNTY.
James Mullen to Nora Taylor; i
n. Wolf to Lula V. SION; Fred
Randolph to Willie Jones; Harry w
Devon to Katie Dlfty.
THRoCKMoRToN COUNTY.
w. Z. Housley to Anne tie +. Mat
fleWs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Iinenla.

The lelhargy chara' ter's'f :. ps ~,
summer seasu,l places Pp'iH''"' "
society news. .;.,,fu, ,cia.
Mis- Ca RE Brue, Is Nisi'ns ''i"'
tiv, s at Wills Point, .nad cgon,
MIR. q. A Cage has ie'Oii'u i'o'''
Mineral Wells. 80, ,,o,.
Mira. n. III. Boyd bro ke IN mo o,.;,,c
ony Of the week on Iu-soaS eVen''7
by pleasant party. Ia ,,ou,e
Mr.. Allie Mcdaniel ieitiVi ms
~ Missouri on Thursday eNenln Eide
We arc glad 10 note that MISS r'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Meridian.

\ grand barbt cue was given by the
neuple IF Meridian last "Wednesday
and the number in attendance WAS es-
iimated at about $500. The dinner
MAS excellent and quantities of fresh
bread and nicely cooked meat were
oaTr,ed away. A flag tournament
wns'one OF the interesting features OF
he occasion, in which Mr. Moss Me-
t.nndless of Meridian won The prize, a
iine saddle. Representatives 81 MOT
n.,t, ana Meridian addressed me l'eY,,
5l,. ON the county seat question ana
lie Morse cornet hand fiirhished gpou
music, Al night q. ball was gived NJ
lie v.orthnni Hotel; which Vas well
a snu by The lending young pe'p'e
at az eng Unity, =, The affair was grand
81 sne ' in Every particular;
Sus Isrg,. number of people are board
= ny e.m,,,Ins here for the benefit
ing az, anu mineral i Veil which i effecting
. ., NV cures, especially OF Fidney dis
/ cas- =. 20 citizens OF our town
a numolhs barbecue AZ Morgan today.
attendeu Lille ! Irvine. Of Tyler, i st5p.
Ms, q The The Worthanl hoie' r pn v iLa
p p hsr a. sister . Mis- Laura . ii'i'p' '"e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

is the only Iron preparation that
uoes not oolorthe teeth, and will not
Cause headache or constipation, rs
othc, Iron preparations will.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12


Mrs. Cart Stout returned yesterday
from an extended visit in Mlneola'
DR.. ]. II. Ferriss is quite sick at MS
residence ON Hard street. ~
Winter, our.popular county treasurer
is quite'sick. so n,,n.,
tiip to Dallas this week.
+. A. 10 IAN Is on for several days
on bi.ine4s in Little K ok ARR;
Mr.. +. c. shoemaker returned from
Our popular ypuug freud MI. Mr. y !,
b Meade. has reformed !" ',s,niS ~ ~
iu.tiate this summer We mop nc
viii return -ooa well and l,elr'y ICON.
Miss LiIlln Hart, 'hc l.',,. accom- !.
plrbed yuuas lny ~ S r.sids.,,,. II lI
Mis- lt,.bt. WeImm his arrived
( frnm Long>isw. Mr. u .per' iooAs
/ liap,y and contented NOW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

enricfes the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack OF
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Callahan has recovered from her ,o
cent spell Of sickness.
Miss Rosa Hagt l. visiting relative,
AZ tishurne. Poor Robert
several of our young ladies were ten.
utr'd exquisite serenades on Thursday
Miss Lula Thweatt is visiting friends
IN Henderson.
The 4 B. $ had an Interesting re-
union al Quitnan during the week.
Terrell.
Mrs Jno. w. Floore has return ID to
her no ne In tleburne.
Dr. AMI Mrs. j. III Montgomery
nave gone TO Wills Point. there To
make their future h me.
>, Mr.. and Mira. J.. j. Carter left on
tuesday for a tripamony the Northern
ana Eastern cities.
MI, aud Mrs. $. A. Shnrtridge are
visiting friends In st. Louis.
lion. and Mrs. j. n Rushing are
visiting the summer resorts OF Western
MI Alice Thom,s and Miss Adelia
DeiIpr, two of rerlel's splendid young
iauies, have & me to st Louis 10 visit
lliehls there during tile coming
month,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Meaiherr.-..

HI. "sa'heriord.
liz cry aS,,, q Fort Worth is
II OF Col. j. p.
lucy Ford returned IF m a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

health. -
Miss Katie billiard, daughter of Prof
q. Nj. billiard, returned this week
Cameron. '"' - -
among the families here at the min.
erni well we notice thoss of Mr.. Robert
WorthaIn. Mr. Rose, Mr.. Woodward
ana Others of McLennan county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

visit To her Uncle, j. G. Loving M
Jack county, the latter part OF last
week. She was accompanied home IN
her aunt, Mrs. Maggie Wilson and her
little daughter Susie.
MIR. n. Rodgers Of the .Jacksboro
Rural Citizen was In town this week
attending the meeting OF the Grand
state Alliance.
Miss Molly Crump and her daughter
Miss Ada, are visiting the family OF
County ASS ssor Maddox.
Mrs. Van Pelt, OF Sherman, nee Mis-
Kate Norton, formerly of this city, /.
visiting the family OF City Attorney
II. J. Mckenzie and other friends.
Her num.r dIs friends are overipyed to
see her and her beautiful little babe
Little Miss Mary Roach. daughter OF
Hon. 1saas n. Roach, returned Thurs.
day night from visit TO relatives in
the city of heights.
Mi IS Mite Gaskil', the handsome
and accomplished duughtero OF the Rev.
Dr. Gaskill, formerly pastor of the NJ.
+ church here, is visiting the family
of Capt. 4. ID. Lewis. and other friends.
The following ladies and gentlemen
of misplace, attended the Reunion at
Mckinney: Capt. ID. Haynes, cap
tain of company X, Martins regi.
ment, and lady; Or. n. &. Neer aud
lady; Col. NJ. w. Buster, colonel Of
Busters Missouri regiment; Prot. r. J.
Sims and Mr.. Frank Smith. Capt
Haynes was honored with the posi-
ton of vice-president of Martins regi-
ment and wears with pride hand
some badge of the fllowing descrip-
ton: A blue silk ribbon about four
inches long and one wide, with q gilt
star at the top and fringe ut the bot
tom, with the following in
seription in the center /:
Vic, President Martins Regiment
Reunion at Mckinney, Texas, August
9TH and Sth, 1887 There is no trJer
and better man anywhere than Dave
Haynes, and any honors conferred on
him are worthily bestowed and grace
fully worn.
DR.. }. p. Mcfarland of Wilson
county, Teun., but who is now tenn
porarlly residing at Fort Worth, paid
business visit to our city ibis week.
Mr.. Doyle of Rusk county. a bother
of Mrs. Benton Lpntz of this county
is on a vi ii to his 81 ter.
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i7aE SOCIAL WORLD
-, d TIE BRIGHT Ugh AND
sTGss 4 SIDE OF LIFE
ss. .. nd r'.f Mention s'' q Home
sk-'''s' = society People
Jencrson.

drjUiGnte occurTeu vi
c9dHs ,ag slth ult., at the RS
day evsn,'e e,,t,emtd citizen. MI;
Z Of ou' cashier of the Cii, ! >
Parsons, .", Il was one OF the
Of Jeil.e',I o nets in the pleasure
|enjoyl'o, 8e,son. Mr.. Parsons Is I,
"a ofllle ,a, IN every sense OF
Etgel'llle : y !, cordial and good.
|oId' 1 ",'a a ever we met IN our
- cIty in this country,
NY " ~ ' excepted of course are e :.
W v l,o red deserving Of credit Tor
dies n'V ,a', tlIsrts in raising lnon-
upcss..,,"aIl usSs. A concert was
bs' n ,'s".s 81 the Sappho read-
Opers.uG,a,ss benefit of the city GEM
aeiI.I',llh sVfIu large audience 4, g
gay, ,,s,shly full, but not to
vas n,rbamble corr spon-
loving o,,r,e Included, greeted
q ss and as The
lclo,"we saw a beauti-
= a.,,T The following is the
cenn ,s,rauxf-rARr flHsr
rp nance upon the g Gen. Circle.
'dsne panos Miss NJ. Taylor.
nttlli SWIM, ni.gnl on the Lake"....
lf-'Moon,SSi smith, Messrs. Terry
Ipstaie, c.n, yI, rcesn ............
olc-"l'ss VV"' Hiss Lo lise Heise.
.p4b,cca arfH Rowena .; ,.s..',.......
Pr h ,s,nsoh smith and arrie crown.
lSrs M'np" r,,,id | teach The Night
eei'- - Misses Terry and Rogers.
le'~.-"''''''''''' Miss Lille Perry.
-aiIar- fruit
/ FART sEcoNn.
..rorn,yal Of Venice" .....,".... .Circle.
!, rha Js,yoIite Flower ...,,.." 80,
~ lane and Mcssrs. 7peake aud
Arett.-n es Danes de Seville"
WIZ, W. HsIsor aud Miss Alice Roger.
s'' - Miss Alice Rogers.
Pr ~ Miss ). kowel !
-rrocahontas "..; ...'.'...'..,...,' ..,.' 49,, ~
| perr, and liessrs. Epperson ana y
~ aeoodnigl /, Gentle Folks'...
poxell ana Rogers, Messrs. LIP
ssDd Terry.
h compliments were passed on
rtmmallce and the performers.
lame bouquets we've received by
Il ,he le.les. AltogetheT the
w,sa success, between S75 and
elOu realized. On dit, that it
,nGlIculally remembered in our
cjrrle, on account Of the rendi-
the roncert and the public esti-
Of the ori4 inatois.
Dioorlng aud Mrs. Blanchard
guests, Misses Louisiana Her
and Regina FremeauX, from
ts,ent City, are in Hot Springs.
d Sta'es District Attorney
q the western district of Texas
D. Wlegans, Esq. Of the de-
hi Of Justice AT Washington
Town.
~. sedberry, a leading drug
This place, has gone 10 Fort
We recommend him TO the
of the Fort as one of the most
men We ever met with.
FAC Alien OF your city is in
lnc Wise AMI lady are doing
Phh
quis S ahenck of New Orleans
Fhe city.
xecileai lady, Mrs. Joe Ney,
vettmorrow for Marshall on a
relatives.
!. II. Rowell, ST., has returned
extensive Northern trip.
Neinstein has returned from