Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-19
LEDGER LINES.

lntIc wa al
morning. a
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office, Is
Madison street.
Choice fresh shell oysters at 50 per bar
rel at D. Canale & Co.'S. sllsf
The County Court yesterday elected S.
A. Moore and Samuel White n%otaries
public.
Scribner, st. Nicholas and Atlantic for
December at Spangler's, No. 1856 Main
street.
Yesterday four thousand two hundred
and twenty-tour bales Of cotton were re-
ceived.
Every kind ofjob printing executed at
the PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office,
- Madison street. rUF&ETFEN 81
TsN cents a week for the BA1LT PUB
Lie LRDGER, delivered in city by good
carriers. Leave your orders at this office.
Golly Bond, who murdered Mr.. Hill
near Shelby Depot, was taken out Of Jail
yesterday and carried to Bartlett, where
he is to be tried.
A consignment of one hundred and fifty
barrels choice apples, received to-day by
Lyle & Shields, will be closed out at low
est market price.
Job printing of every kind executed in
the best style and at the lowest price at
the PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office
10 Madison street.
A large consignment of choice apples
and oranges also choice Western cream
cry butter. Jobbers can secure bargains
by calling early. Must be sold at once.
B. NJ. Stratton & Co.
This morning there was srequiem mas
at st. Peters church for the members OF
the choir that died during the yellow
fever epidemic. The members that died
were j. J.. Sullivan, P. A. Tighe, ]. n.
Elliott and George J. Bradford.
A large assortment Of plain and fancy
crackers, Louisiana sugar and molassesr
fresh oatmeal, Graham -four, cracked
wheat, New York buckwheat, grits, hon.
my, Atmore's minee meat and maple
syrup, cheap to the trade. B. NJ. Strt-
ton * Co.
In order to remind people, especially
strangers, of the recent epidemic, a lot o.
collins are piled up on the pavement on
Second street, near Adams. Newspaper
that tell the truth about yellow fever dam
age business, but the modest display o
collins has no tendency to effect such
result.
At 3 meeting last night Of the Knight
Of Honor, Memphis Lodge, No. 1876, th'
oldes; and largest in the city, it wa re
ported that nineteen members Of III
lodge died during the epidemic. The
united loss Of all the lodges in the city
was nearly one hundred. The benef
ciaries Of each deceased member will re
eeiTe 5000.
Ros Morris leoloredl charged with th'
murder o. Jerry Glass teoloredl was yes
terday required by Justice Spellman 4
give bond in the sum Of 5000 for his sp
pearance before the Criminal Court. Th
evidence. according 20 Justice spellmsn'
views, did not Show murder, but mersl.
homicide. Hence the bail
This morning over twohundrsd person
ale breakfast at the Peabody Hotel, ghicl
has Just been rehurnishsd, recarpeted an.
made entirely new, thanks TO the enter
prise q tia. most excellent manager an.
courteous gentleman Nj {. B. Galloway
Il Is admitted that the Peabody Is ahea
q any hotel IN the South. Ease, comfor
aud luxury. combined with economy an
convenience, are ~ Characteristic.
M and Nh. A. n Arzeno both die
at No. IS Mulberry street ye.terds.
Thee parties leh home in July. rename
% Michigan. near Detroit, until the 9Th (
November, and then returned 70 a hou.
that had been vel ventilated and ever
~precauE0n taken They had been bel
i've days when they were both taken sie.
Two young men had been occupying Il
room fgr eight days previous 70 "
Arenas arrival Neither they nor an
u the Other bosrders IN the house has
been taken a. yet.
During the yellow fever plague II
BlufCity Grays did noble duty in pr
tecting property and guarding the can
Of the refugee. John Oyeton, IT,, q lar.
: property owner, has RENTED the 3
: months rent due for the srnory Of h
: Blg6 City Grays. The rent smonsis
$50. While this j. . Kind oct on 4
pat Of Mr. OyertOn, it can never COZ
pensate hr the los Of the noble bOys
1.-The Bluff City Cray, who stood 4
dreary waiches until, exhausted Al
broken down by the fever they died u
soldiers.
N We are requested " state that ina
residents in the vicinity Jfthe Missi.,iI
and Tennessee depot have been compla.
ing about the nuisance and uhhccc. ~
. humming noise made By the switch
CINE during the day and night. its y,
}. distressing TO those who may be sick
the neighborhood, and quite offensive
=. those who arc well. We hope Super
torJo,t portc wuI d. III =. - 4.