Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-09
LOCALS IN BRIEF.


removed to the hospital.
W LOCALS IN BRIEF.
The weather is clear and sunshiny
to-day.
Mr.. Mayo will play in Indianapolis
next week.
Manager Mcvicker returned to Chi
cago last night,
Horse and mule stealing continues
on the even tenor of its way.
Ten or twelve cases were disposed Of
in the Police Court this morning.
Col. j. L. Chandler has been quail.
fed as Tax Collector on Privileges.
Remember the meeting Of foreign
born citizens at City Hall tonight.
The county license on the New
Memphis Theater has been reduced to
$500.
Jim Holt is in quod for stealing SIG
from Jim Barrett, on the steamer Rubi-
con. Both are nigs.
Last night the iremen in charge OF
the Poplar street engine.heuse illumina-
ted in honor of the late Conservative
victory
DO you want late dailies, weeklies
and monthlies, and a supply of station
ery2 OF course. Then go to 10. Locke's,
% Jefferson street. He keeps the latest,
incest and best.
Mr.. Joe Jefferson, the distinguished
comedian, passed through the city, en-
route to New Orleans. He plays an en-
gagement here during the season.
The Avalanche thinks the necessity
for the creation of the Office of County
Jail Chaplain never existed. OF course
not; but Radical needed paying Of
fee, don't you see ? That's what's the
matter.
AT the last regular meeting of Bluff
City Division, No. IL, Sons of Temper
ance, the following officers were installed
into office for this term B. +. Price,
w. p; f. M. Haley, W. A; E. S. Bal
lis, R. S.; James Boone, A. R. s.; ID. f.
Brien, f. s.; c. O'Connor, T.. G. G.
Price, Chap; W. W. Geary, Con. VIM.
Allen, II. c.; p Dromgoole, j. c.
-Emmons 4 Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street and 1893 Main street, have received
the Waverley Magazine, Albion. Last
Sensation, Wilkes Spirit, New York
Citizen, Harper's Bazaar, La Crosse
Democrat, Chimney Corner, Saturday
Night, London News with a pictured,
Peterson's Magazine, and Ballou' g
Monthly flor February, also Diaries for
1868. Now is your time to invest for
1868. They are selling them at very
low prices.
SELLING OFF CHEAP.-Those in quest
of dry goods, notions, etc., at very low
prices for cash should not overlook the
inducements offered by j. II. Loewen-
slime & Bros, Clay Building, who are
selling off their immense stock at New
York prices. They have in store one Of
the largest and most complete stocks oil
goods OF all kinds to be found anywhere
in the Southwest, aud are determined
that no one in search of good and cheap
articles shall leave unsatis6ed. Country
merchants will find here splendid bar
gains. Give them call.
SOMETHING GooD.-Excelsior Cologne,
prepared by ]. W. Falls & Co., Druggists,
ISL Main street. 1911
THANKs.-I hereby return my sincere
thanks to the fremen, police, and citizens
generally, for the efficient service they
rendered me on the night of the 7thinst,
when my house was consumed Icannot
make any distinction where all did so
much and exhibited such desire to aid
me. The ladies, especially, have my
warmest thanks, for their efforts were
indeed extraordinary. The kind Offers
Of the citizens, en- mdsse, to give me a
home will long be remembered.
"A. NEVIS. Ninth ward.
CONFECTIONERY AND GRocERIEs.-Don't
forget that at the old and popular estab-
lishment of L. Rocco 4 Co., corner
Madison and Second streets, is very
large stock of Cenfee.;ese-.es &c e-c-y
character, fresh and nice, and sold at
very low prices This is the Tennessee
candy mandatory, where candies Of
every kind are made in large quantities
Rocco & Co. have also a large stock Of
fresh groceries and provisions, compri-
sing everything usually kept in such es-
Establishment.
THosE who desire to ride 10 fine bug
gies, behind splendid horses, should go
TO 10. Seligman's stables, corner Of Third
and Union streets He keeps none but
the best stock, and bis prices are mod