Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
LEDGER LINES.
72a to 92o Yesterday.

LEDGER job printing Office, 10 Madison
street.
AT Camp Marks 4SS persons drew ra-
tions last night.
Grapes have become plentiful at 10 cents
quart boz for choice.
1t was cool enough to sleep with all Of
the windows down last night.
The trains on the Louisville railroad
between here and Mckenzie, quit to-day.
First-class printing at low rates at the
LEDGER Job printing Office, 10 Madison
street.
A light shower fell yesterday afternoon.
1t swept over a narrow area and did not
last long.
A number of people al Bartlett were
stampeded by the news Of 4 case Of fever
having appeared at Raleigh.
Peaches are getting ripe in country
orchards, bnt they are generally faulty
and drop from the trees as soon as they
begin to turn.
The LEDGER job printing office, Is
Madison, executes everything in the job
printing line as neat and cheap as any
house in this city.
The Howards agreed, at a meeting held
last night, to employ four physicians to
visit the INDECENT sick. They 10Y have
over fifty nurses on duty.
Some thief stole a valuable atlas from
DR.. Tyners Office this forenoon. It con.
tanned a medical record of tue yellow fe
yer cases which he had treated.
The daily PUBLIc LEDGER will b,
mailed to any address for fifty cents pei
month. The subscription must in every
case, be paid for cash in advance,
All passing steamers hug the sand bal
along the shore opposite this city as clos
as they can. They appear DESTROYS of civ
ing our port as wide a berth as possible.
The firm Of Ozanne & May have Ten.
derad anything in their stock Of goods t
the Knights of Honor, or for the poor, a
cost price, and in special cases at less thar
cost.
Menken Brothers, 500; w. B, Mallory
$50; james Elder, $50; S. II. Dunscomb
$50; are the subscriptions received since
yesterday by the citizens safety com.
mittee.
Cake-makers were out hunting for egg
yesterday and to-day and could find none
even at the high price of Is to 20 cents pei
dozen. Egg eaters are not faring sumptu
Ously just nov
Five Chickasaw Guards remain in tn,
city. Four are well and one is convalesc
ing from fever. Captain Cameron is sale
to be the only representative of the Bluf
City Grays now here.
Mr.. John B. Drake, of the Pacific hotel
Chicago, through a telegram sent by Col
onel A. ]. Kellar, authorizes the authori
ties here to draw on him for 500 TO fesl
and clothe the poor in the camps near thi
city.
Mrs. Hypolite Duprat, whose HUSBAND
was buried yesterday, is i'll with the feve
out the fernando road, near Nonconnah
The family of Mr.. Goebel, the florist
have a number sick near Rlmwood Gem
etery.
Half the watches, clocks and telephone
about the city are out Of running order
and nc members are near. Many are q
opinion that the pestilenee prevail
among the tickers the same as it doc
, among the COWS.
] An insane individual entered the bus
ness Office Of this journal yesterday an
announced that he had purchased tn
Commercial Hotel and adjacent property
and that he intended TO open a magnif
cent summer resort.
II The Chicks are having dress parad,
at the camp grounds near Clarksville an
I ever so many handsome ladies gather I
witness their evoirtione No svmnfor