Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-13
LEDGER LINES.

night,
The political campaign is developing
general interest.
Cleanse the streets and alleys in order
to keep away disease.
Buy your papers and cigars from
~Spangler, 1856 Main street.
The Eckfords and Riversides will play
base ball at Central Park tomorrow az
teruoon.
The pastor being absent there will be
no services tomorrow at the First Pres.
byterian church.
Elder o. P. Miller, from Louisville,
will preach in the Linden street Chris
tan church to morrow morning and
evening.
Very peculiar shape, very delicious
flavor, very black and fragrant, very
cheap at five cents, is Sol Colema1's
famous Mexican Twist cigars.
Yesterday afternoon a horse attached
to an express wagon had a sunstroke on
fernando street, near Gayoso. The
horse fell and died in less than FIVE min.
utes.
ST.. Lazarus aud Grace Church, Rev
Chas. c. Parsons, rector. Services to.
morrow at 7 and IL a M. and 8 p m, and
Sunday school at 9 am, at Grace
Church on fernando street.
The Third Ward Democratic Club was
organized last night at Balls European
Hotel, James NJ. Greer being elected
president; Leland Leatherman and An.
gustus Kaufman, vice presidents; and
Sam 7. Mcdowell, secretary.
In view of the inclement weather that
interfered with the excursion for the
benefit Of st, Patrick's church, the en-
tertainment will be repeated next week.
The excellent steamer City of Augusta
has been engaged for this excursion, o
which due notice will be given.
The elegant sidewheel steamer Cit,
of Augusta gives a grand excursion anC
musical entertainment this evening, ex
clusively for families aud children, leav
ing the wharf at five and returning a
half past seven o'clock at night. TIL
Captains Elliott give a grand moonligh
excursion to night.
Brownsville States: The Nashvill
American aud Memphis LEDGER hsv
lately announced that they no longe
print free pufs Of candidates. TIL
States is now in the same category
Everything in this paper in the interes
Of individuals, excepting original editt
rails, is charged for at regular rates.
Recorder Quigley disposed of the 70.
lowing business this morning: Fanni
Brown (colored), yagrancy, fined $25
. Jack Alhn, nuisance, case continued; ]
: j. Haley, careless driving, discharged
Lucy Sanders (colored). drunk, an
Dennis Mcfarland (colorei), sleepin
t out, each 6ued $40; West Wright Eco
/, ored) and Sweet Bette, drunk, eac
, fined s..
$ A committee of Memphis merchants
exercising great liberality in their effor
9 to secure from the Anchor Line Steam
!. boat Company rates on freight that wi
I. benefit St. Louis. Memphis merchan.
s are not compelled to trade with S
Louis and hence there is no occasion f
E them to engage in the Anchor Line &
I fairs. 1t lie for the good Of St. Louis al
not for Memphis.
This morning the horses attached
y the wagon Of w. I. Hines took frig.
near the Memphis Beer Brewery, corn
OF Butler and Tennessee streets. I'll
horses ran up Main and thence to Sc
ond, where they made their way
Monroe, a distance Of near two mile
On Monroe street the wagon was parte
bat the frightened horses with the pc
and fore wheels Of the vehicle, dashC
ID up Main street and we're stopped by q
r. iron fence at Court Square. One Of Il
d iron posts was broken by the collision.
% The Democratic executive commit
ID has made arrangements for the folio
d ing ward meetings.; Ninth ward,
h night, at 0atman's House, corner
At Greenlaw and Fifth streets; speaker
lie George W. Winchester, General G.
of Gordon and Robert Hutchinson. Ten
ward, Monday night, 10Th, at corner
,e Seventh and Broadway; speakers,
& W. Miller, Judge j. E. r. Ray, Color
lie Josiah Patterson and Judge 0rville "
ger. Eighth ward, Tuesday night, l6I
g. at the Poplar street market-hous
al speakers, Colonel Luke w. Findlt
ia George Dent and General G, w. Gordc
e. For sale very low: Two pc
be and two cHrOm taIDieH--Onl
be been used three months.
m III. Wiliett, Ag'I, "a Monroe /
n III