Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-20
FRESH SHELL OYSTERS
received daily
AT ENEIEERIC8'S RESTAURANT,
Cor. Main and Washington.
Oysters served In every style.
90
Personal.

DI' u II. NulJdll naS ~
Main ST., under Worsham House. s.
Miss v. NJ, Schoolfeld's primary
and preparatory school for boys will
open at 155 Adams street, on Monday,
"a inst.
j. S. Garrett and DR.. D. A. Mum,
Chestnut Bluff; 7. L. Smith, Senate
bia; S. NJ. Mathews, Whitehaven; were
visitors at the Cotton Exchange to-day.
Mr.. Howard Spear, a very pleasant
and a most accomplished gentleman,
is in the city as advance agent Of the
Haverly Colored Georgia Minstrel
Troupe.
Miss Halle Clarkson, who has been
summering at Farrow Springs, re-
turned on Monday, and gave a grand
reception last evening to her large
circle of friends.
l.. 0. Rives, formerly an attorney
at law of this city, has located fen the
practice of his profession at Forrest
City, St, Francis county, Ark. He
will practice in adjoining counties.
Mr.. Fl. NJ. L~oewenstine, formerly
of this city, has located in St. Louis,
and taken the wholesale agency for
the South and West of Wright's
Orange Brand Durham Smoking To-
bacco.
Mr.. Geo. P. Munich, who has been
for a number of years one of the lead
ing men in the establishment OF
Menken Brothers, after a short abb
sence, has returned to that solid old
house, where he will be pleased to
see his friends.
The ladies will be well pleased with
the elegant assortment of fine shoes
at Marsh & Co.'S, 347 Main street.
This stock is from the leading manu-
fa%cturers and made Of first-class ma
%terial, in the latest styles. A call will
Re certain to result in making a
purchase.
Mr.. John Burns and wife arrived
in the city this morning and are To-
Gated at the Peabody. Mr.. Burns was
married at the Cathedral, Nashville,
on yesterday, to Miss Wrenn of that
place. The gentleman will be re-
membered as the efficient manager Of
the Louisville q Great Southern R.
r. during the recent fever, at this
end of the line,
Maurice Freiberg, the junior partner
Of Kahn & Freiberg, returned last
night, after an absense Of four months
North and East. While in New York
and other cities, he purchased large
and elegant stocks of dry goods, cloth
ing, shoes, etc, which is now being
closed out at prices which defy COM
petition. The goods are all fresh and
seasonable, and worthy of an inspec.
ton.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, late of McMinn-
vile, has accepted a call to become
the pastor Of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church in this city, and has ar
rived here to take up his residence.
He is an excellent gentleman, an able,
Jealous worker, and will doubtless
find here many warm friends, as well
as an enlarged field of usefulness.
The people of McMinnyille, where he
labored for many years, parted from
him with many regrets. He will
preach next Sunday at the Court
street church.
Mr.. Chas. Sivalls, the general con-
tracing agent for w. II. Coles cele-
brated circus and m~enagerie, is in the
city, arranging the preliminaries for
the exhibition Of the great moral and
instructive entertainment which he so
worthily represents. He is a live and
enterprising Snowman, well versed in
all that pertains to the business, and
at the same time he never fails to i'm
press byhis felicitous mannerall whom
he meets, with tho fact that Coles
travelling novelties are fully worthy
Of public patronage, being both inter-
esting and amusing. The caravan
will arrive here on the tenth Of next
month, and will exhibit two days.