Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-12
LEDGER LINES.

The day is bright and pleasant.
Last night was cool and windy.
Circuit Court meets next Monday.
: Refugees are daily returning home.
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing office, 10
Madison street.
Probate Court, with Judge Eldridge
presiding, is in session.
Ask your grocer for CAT Fleischman &
Co.'s compressed yeast.
Residence No. lO2 Market street was
burglarized Sunday night.
Cotton ink, red and black, at G. W.
Jones & Co.'s, 257 Main street.
The city schools viii probably be
opened by the frat Of next month.
The Cbancery Court meets Monday
with Judge Mcdowell on the bench.
The Criminal Court docket contains
800 misdemeanor and 100 felony cases.
The police and detectives are on the
lookout for thieves and suspicious looking
strangers.
Every kind ofjob printing executed at
the PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office,
10 Madison street.
Colonel G. P. NJ. Turner is engaged in
his maiden efforts as Encouragement Of
the Criminal Court.
Deputies Sheriff Dreyfls and Harris
have been appointed by Judge Ray to
attend the juries petit.
Demorest's Magazine for December con-
tains a fine portrait OF Longfellow.
Spangler has it at $50 Main street.
Ten cents a week for the DAILY PUB
Lie LEDGER, delivered in city by good
carriers. Leave your orders at this Office
Forty-fve members Of the Ancient Or
der United Workingmen in Tennesse,
died Of yellow fever during the late cpl
demic.
The County Court met at II o'eloel
this morning, Judge Holeman on th
bench. The court is engaged in motion
business.
Requiem mass for the Dominican priest
and sisters that died during the yellow
fever was chanted in 81. Peters churc
this morning.
Job printing Of every kind executed i
the best style and at the lowest price 4
the PUBLIC LBDeHR job printing ofic,
IL Madison street.
Last night burglars entered Mr.. Barry
residence, No. 100 Market street, and sto.
> a writing desk containing a number
medals and literary papers.
n Mr.. F. Lamont, connected with Il
Memphis postofice forthe past nine year
NJ has been appointed acting postmast,
until Mrs. r. A. Thompson qualities.
Miss Alice Coleman last night died
u heart disease in her room, corner of Thi
and Jefferson streets. The unforsuna
woman came here from Cincinnati al
G has a sister in Chicago.
The board Of education failed to seeur,
quorum last night, Messrs. Keely, IA
ust dali, Rhett, Rambaut, Fowlkes, Estes a
Goodman being present. The board "
re- make an effort to meet next Mond
Wn night.
Die Cook Creighton, a ~well-known ri,
clerk, died OF consumption in this city
day. Mr.. Creighton had resided in Me
phis for thirty years, during which ii
he was actively connected with the ril
interests. His death will be regretted
all who knew him.
There are two well-defhcd new case:
. yellow fever at C%ollieryille, Mr.. Lawrei
Allison and Miss Davidson, daughter
i- the president Of the Female College tn,
Miss Davidson is reported quite 81
gr Both Of them remained at Collierv
Throughout the epidemic.
/. The Criminal Court is engaged in Il
o. demeanor cases. Verdicts Of not gui
God were entered in the cases Of Donovan
Mclean, charged with embezzlement,
Murphy, indicted for carrying eoncea
,ed. weapons. The death Of Rosenstine, G.
ii Williams, w. d. Wood and Matt She