Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-19
ATTEND the closing out sale of
70 MACK BROTHERS & BONN.
Doors AND SHOES at low figures at Lin.
dauer, Arnold & Co.'s +

| dauer, Arnold ~ Co. s. |
WHAT personal CARD BROUGHT
FoRTH.- Sometime since the official
proceedings of the Howard Association
announced the expulsion of Mr.. W. G..
Mcclure, a clerk in the Bulletin Office,
charged with using unbecoming language
with reference to the Sisters of Charity.
The action was based on the complaint
of Mr., j. p Gallagher. Mr.. Mcclure, in
published card, denied the charge, and
denounced Mr.. Gallagher. AT the time
the latter was sick, and meanwhile Mr..
Mcclure left the city on business, re-
turning on Saturday. Yesterday after.
noon Mr.. Gallagher sought Mcclure to
compel retraction or other satisfaction,
The two met in Main street dry goods
store, and after a few moments spent in
parleying, Gallagher knocked Mcclure
down; then, after profuse ventilation
of more emphatic than elegant rhetoric,
wherein his views upon the Nc.
Clure question were freely expressed,
the irate Captain left, promising any
satisfaction the others honor might de-
manj. This, with published statement
and wholesale denunciation, is what
personal card brought forth.
We have determined to retire from
business, therefore offer our stock Of
dry goods, etc., automatically low prices.
Call and convince yourself before buying
elsewhere. MACK BRoTHERs & BONN,
u 26l Main street.
Personal. the latest arrivals
we are pleased to notice our genial
young friend and former fellow-citizen,
Captain Harvey Mathes, of the Louis
vile Courier, who looks the veritable
picture of health. He will remain
several days, and is stopping at the
Worsham. Mr. w. c. Potter, the well
known Jefferson street druggist, has
returned, after several weeks absence in
the North. Captain John George Ryan,
once an editor of the Pine Bluff Vindi.
Gator, and the man who was once arrested
here as Surratt and carried to Washing.
ton as a prisoner, is in the city, on a
return trip from Canada. Major D. W.
Lynn, U. S. A., gallant officer and
gentleman, who served during the late
war with distinction, arrived yesterday,
on a visit to his brother, Mr.. Henry j.
Lynn, of Tobin, Lynn q Co. Major
Lynn's present sphere of duty is General
Canby's District,
FIVE THOUSAND YARDS plain wooden
dress goods, at twenty-five cents per
yard, at NJ. Kraus & Co. g, No. 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams. II
AN Ok ON THE RAMPAGE.-A gigantic
OK domiciled in Joyce's stable, on Adams
street, astonished his owner and many |
others last night by a few pranks not
generally attempted by his species The
side door Of Winters saloon opens into
the stable. This his oxship forced, and
entering he scattered himself miscellane-
ously about the premises, overturning
tables and chairs, and causinga general
smash among the bottles and tumblers-
the hilarious old "cuss i'm
bibed any Of the "ardent" the saloon
we are not advised. Soon
firing Of this he mizzled through the
ieor, and started across the street at a
speed which would have astOnished
Muggins," ran against one Of the posts
If the HardWick House, swung around,
md fell down the stairway into the sa-
Don. The fall was too much for his /
,ovine majesty, and prevented the exc
,ution of his original design Of marching
inside and taking a drink. He lay help
ess as a baby, and vas finally drawn up
" ropes, q sorer AMI saddeT, but wiser
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