Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-13


ing of their patronage. Mrs. Rodner
was for many years located on the corner
of Main and Madison streets a9.lw
They are drawn under State charter
orer forty years. See advertisement
CIRcUs-Stone, Rosston 4 Murray's
great circus arrived on Saturday even
ing, and this morning they pitched their
tent on the bluff, flung their banners to
the breeze, and sent fine band through
town in chariot, to inform Memphians
that they would open tonight The
company attached to this circus will com
pare with any, and comprise among its
members some Of the best circus talent
in the country.
Mile FoRRsTEL will appear in her great
contortion act and stone breaking feat at
the National to night
REGIsTRATIoN-The regi stration Office
closed on Saturday evening after issuing
certificates to sixteen hundred and sew
enty persons to do the voting for this
county. Several writs of mandamus
have been served on the Commissioner
to show cause why he did not issue GER
tifcates to certain parties If decision
is made in favor of these parties, they
will receive certificates.
Mile FoRREsTEL at the National
tonight
KENO AoAIY.-W H. Pomeroy, pro-
prietor of the Jefferson street keno estab-
lishment, that the police made raid on
Friday night, was fined $50 in the Police
Court this morning. The other night the
police could not find the proprietor Of
the establishment, so they kept the keno
tools, which were legally applied for by
Pomeroy on Saturday, when he was ar
rested He appealed the case
1906 TIcEETs, 34,4l2 cash prizes.
See advertisement
Do NOT be deceived No foreign per-
fumes can be imported for sale at the
present rate of duty. Vile limitations of
them are imposed npon the credulous.
Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus
stands alone, unapproached, incompara-
BILE; the most popular floral extract in
existence, and far ahead of anything of
the kind that Europe has ever produced.
Ne,c Haren Reqister. ll-3t
Ice CREAM freezers at cost, at 46
North Court street. ll-2t
PERsoNAL-We have had the pleasure
of taking by the hand Mr. Jas. D. Hous-
ton, of the Lexington Miss Advertiser,
who is on visit to our city for the pur-
pose of looking after the business inter
ests of his paper. We commend him to
the notice of those desiring to advertise
in paper having a good circulation in
our sister State
A REGULAR medicine. according to
regular experience, is the Red Diar
rhea Remedy 2-lw
FIGURES will not lie, and the statistics
Of the sales of Phalon's Night-Bloom
ing Cereus" during the last two years
show that it has attained popularity
never reached by any of the French
English, or German perfumes previous
to their exclusion from the country un
der the present tariff. Hartford Times
THE place where to get good Lagel
Beer, is corner Court and Front streets
at Fritz Pfemfert's.
FRANK BELL AGAIN-E. A. Laphsu
believing that this brazen Bell nigh
clank around him in metallic manner
she having threatened to shoot him, haC
her before Esquire Creighton, Saturday
evening, who bound her over in the sun
of one thousand dollars to keep tht
peace for six months.
$4,000 paid in July-2C GayosC
street.
ATLANTIC GARDEN. - This popular
place of resort, corner Of Adams nnc
Fourth streets, is now in charge of Mr.
Joseph Oshei, formerly of the Brilliant
Saloon. Prof Withers' bard perform:
nightly, and people who like to sit in a
beautiful place and hear delightful music
should attend l3-lw
Gro W VAN VoAsT, Agent See ad-
vertisement
PERsoNATISc PoLIcExEN.-Ne would
inform any of our readers who m'Iy wish
to do so, that it costs twenty-five dollars
to personate a policeman, if you are
caught by a genuine Met J. Hickey
was fined that sum for doing so, this
morning.
CHOLERA RUNoRs. The widest kind o.
rumors were ahoat yesterday in regard
to the number of deaths from cholera II
the city. from what we learn at head
quarters very few cases have occurred
and there is no reason for alarm.
PRoF. WHEELER - This gentleman
Graves the indulgence OF his patrons for