Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-25
HAYS Coal CoMPASY.-Best Pittsburp
coal, Wholesale and retail. We weigh on
the city scales. Office. 221 Madison ct.
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

Thirty cases in police court this
morning netted S34.
The O'Hern larceny case was on
trial in the Criminal Court this morning.
The exterior of the new Brinkley
Hotel is receiving fresh coat of paint
The Eighth ward club meeting has
been postponed until Wednesday night
next. ffF434 fff
Parties in town from the country
will find no better accommodations than
at the Worsham. (,
w. A. Ealy, Jos. Klaus, ]. F. Pick
ins and Solomon Rose received final dis.
charges in bankruptcy yesterday.
Rally to the Overton for a clean
shave, good bay rum, and refreshing
bath. Prices reduced. o 81 lao
An interesting addenda to our re-
port of the Old Folks reunion appears
on the first page of this evenings issue.
"A spacious hall in the Jefferson
Block is offered gratuitously to any
benevolent society that will take charge
of it.
Geo. Williams was accidentally shot
and slightly wounded in the knee last
evening, by the explosion of pistol. in
bis pants pocket.
"A mackerel, known as Peter Ford,
was nabbed by officer Costello this
morning for the theft Of quantity OF
clothing from John Downs.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Central Democratic Club takes place to-
night. Distinguished speakers are ex-
pected to be on hand.
Rev. d. d. Sanderson, of Alabama,
will preach at the First Presbyterian
Church, corner of Third and Poplar
streets, to morrow morning.
W-The Bulletin has received valu-
able accession to its corps editorial in
the person of Mr.. James Edmonds, an
accomplished journalist and an extreme
Radical.
Procure your Sunday reading at Joe
Locke's, % jefferson street. All the
latest Northern dailies, illustrated and
sporting weekles, and the magazines for
August, are. at hand.
james Weaver, A. Brown and Billy
Buker were arrested by the police of the
northern district this morning, on the
charge of practicing a confidence opera
ton on bucolic specimen.
A meeting, looking to the organiza-
ton of the old Shelby County Agricul-
tural Society, is in session at White sta
tion to-day. A number of gentlemen
| from this city went out on the train this
morning.
| Chancellor Smith yesterday refused
to grant the injunction restraining the
city from removing the Star wharfboai
from the landing. The prospect, there
fore. is that the war on the wharfboats
will be renewed by the city.
"A meeting for the:purpose OF organ
iziue Democratic club in the northeast
norton of the tenth ward, will be held
this Saturday evening, at the Dunn
place, on the Pigeon Roost road, at "a
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
The police have had their attention
directed to q party of rude boys who
meet nightly, near the corner of Wash
ingtop and Fourth streets, and greatly
annoy the citizens of the neighborhood
] by their bois,erops proceedings and the
throwing Of stones. es'at
We saw, this morning, an epsR GOT
ton boil, plucked from the plantation o.
| s. @. GalIsway, Esq at Glencoe, Missls
sippi, on the 2ist inst, and sent to Ihos
| Il. Allen & Co, of this city. The boil
| is remarkably full, and was piueksd from
a perfectly healthy stalk.
The Young Mems Independent
Democratic Club will meet at the NUM-
cipal courtroom, at eight o'clock THU
evening. for the purpose Of forming IL
procession and proceeding in body t.
salluso Hall, where they will be re
ceived in so address By Gen. Pike, Pres
idens OF the Central Club,
We have many time aad oft 4" in
tended to remind our friends that tn
Capitol saloon, in " Whisky Chute" i
presided over BY that gallant Confederate
Who surrounded and brought IN a who'll
squad of the enemy, Chris steinkuhl
aided by the bland snd courteous HArve'
Miller. The best liquors N the city, tn
neAiesi, coolest, quieiest resort, sad
cold Iuneheon every day that has not IL
/ ...fs a :.