Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-22
LEDGER LINES.
leaden race yesterday

'Su uaiJi hhu ouiu very
by Oliver, Finnie & Co.
May, the shirt tailor, is the only manu-.
factursr that makes shirts in this city.
A legal attachment is not much more
commendable than a leaden attachment.
The cheapest lot Of choice lemons re.
ceived this season by B, NJ. Stratton &
Co. See their card for prices.
B. NJ. Stratton & Co. bought before the
advance a large lot of hams, bacon and
lard, which they offer low to the trade.
The gaslights went out last night.
More business and less political guerilla.
ism is needed for the welfare Of Mem.
phis.
Charm baking powders require only
one t%easpoonful while others require
two. For sale at st. Louis prices BY B.
NJ. Stratten Il Co.
The total abstinence peeting at the
Chelsea Baptist Church last night was
quite enthusiastic. Thirty persons
signed the pledge.
Services will be held at Z a m. and il
am. and 8 pm. at st. Lazarus church,
on Madison street, to morrow. Sunday
school at 8 a IN. ct Grace church.
Bishop Fehan will be in Memphis to
o~iiciste at the dedication of St. Joseph's
church on Georgia street tomorrow, at
10 I'm. Solemn high mass after the
services and vespers in the evening.
Late magazines, and weekly and daily
papers from all quarters, at Spangler's
1856 Main street. Also a good cigar for
FIVE cents. You will get the worth OIL
your money by buying from S~pangler.
That leadeh.hoofed horse which upset
FAIRIES aud was guarded by q blood
hound, should be named Justice. 1t il
said that Justice has lead about the fee
and travels slowly, vide Chas. FranciI
Adams.
Morris Sop6eld, the wonderful voca
cornet player, has accepted an engage
ment for a benefit at Heuck's 0peri
dOuse, Cincinnati, in a few days. Ma,
fortune attend him and q big hous,
geeet him.
A. W. Brockway, cashier of thI
Brownsville Savings Bank, who was Sc
verely wounded by an accident on th.
Louisville railroad, near Nolin's Station
has returned home aud is rapidly rscov
eriDg from BIZ. irjaries.
The Brownsville States of the 2O,l
says; We regret to hear Of the dealt
of John L. Sherman, County Cour
clerk, which occurred last night at BIZ
residence. We extepd to the bsreave,
family our sincere sympathy"
That ticket has not Jet been nodded
In the meantime the independent vote
is left in the dark and awaits the actiel
Of his Office brokers and political junk
shop masters, who meetin secret and de
liberate for the good of the R~epublica'
Office seekers.
Major Robert Hutchinson, the Demo
cratic nominee for judge OF the Circui
Court, was sitting as special judge thi
morning. Major Hutchinson, as well a
the other nominees of the Democrat
convention, will be elected by a consid
cradle majority.
For choice models Of compositio
commend US to the average report wrir
Ten by the total abstinence enthusiast
These reports indicate that somethin
stronger and more popular than waite
disturbs the nervous fabric Of the pei
IONS who write the accounts.
Last night the Murphy meeting at S
Johns Methodist Church, corner O
Vance aud Lauderdale streets, wa
largely attended. DR.. Sims essay wa
heard with appreciative attention, i
being q production of admirable sim
plicity and true literary merit. Seveut,
persons signed the total sbstinenc
pledge.
We have received from Il. G.. Holler
berg, the we'll known music dealer, tw
charming ballads. One is entitled "0nl
a Rose from Mothers Grave" the word
and music being by John T. Rutledg5
The other is entitled II Think OF Thee,
by C. w, Ruter. Both compositions ar
published in handsome style by Il. G
Hollenberg.
Memphis Lodge, No. 1876 X. Of II.
has elected tbs following officers for th
next term: P. Sid jones, D H. M
Gage, v. D.; W. II. House, A. D N NJ
Williams, R.; RObt. Lockwood, F. R.
G. MundingOr, g.; j. S. Wilkins, treas
urer; G. 7. Stainback, chaplain; N
Adams, guard; l., w.. Wells, sentine
G e. Tucker is sitting p, d.
There was a goodly attendance at th
Olympic Park t%rottiug races. Nj