Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-12
LEDGER LINES.
Rustic hats Soc at Lavigne's.
Rain showers would be doubly vel

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come.
LEDGER job printing office, ID
Madison street.
Memphis Lodge. X. of H., has de-
cided not to meet tonight.
Shoes of all kinds lower than ever
at Big Boot shoe store, 3+4 Main.
The Light Guards have been called
on to meet to night by their captain.
Meat cooks wanted at the Peabody
Hotel. Apply to Louis MiveIaF, chief
of hotel.
First-class printing at low rates at
the LEDGER job printing Office, ID
Madison street.
Jimmy Corwie, the veteran young
news dealer, has Frank Leslie. and
all the popular literature Of the day.
The loss on the Hon. Casey Yoppg's
house, burned last night, Was covered
BY a policy in the Planters Insurance
Company of this city.
The LEDGER job printing office, IL
Madison, executes everything in the
job printing line as neat and cheap as
any house in this city.
Frank Leslie. tor this week for sale
by Billie Lieben, has q splendid cut Of
the ceremony of laying the corner
stone of the Memphis custom house.
Up to 990 went the mercury yester-
day. and it did not get below S0' at
any time. even during the coolest
morning hours. This is truly scorch-
ing.
The daily PUBLIC LEDGER will be
mailed to any address for fifty cents
per month. The subscription must,
in every case, be paid for cash in
advance.
The corn eropin Crittenden county,
Ark, is suffering greatly for rain, and
on some plantations il has been
parched out of existence. No rain
has fallen about Marion for six weeks.
The residence Of Victor d. Fuchs,
No. III Jefferson street, was entered
last night by thieves and a lot of
edibles and other goods were carried
off. The family are at present absent
in Kentucky.
Dispatches from Cleveland. Green
vile, White Cliff, Tenn. and Warm
Springs, n. C., announce that there is
plenty of room and a pleasant welcome
for all persons who may wish to leave
here for those points.
Judge R. b. Miller, from the Grim
inal Court bench. this morning issued
an order OBTAINING Lizzie Sherwood in
the custody of Sherief McGowan to
appear a. the next term Of the court
as a witness against the rapist, VIM.
johnson.
Harper and Cooley for August, new
Seaside Libraries, and a large supply
OF Leslie containing illustrations of
the custom house cornerstone cere.
monies in Memphis, at Mansford's,
29S Main street. Be well supplied
with reading for Sunday.
The cotton exchange was without
kilograms this forenoon from other
markets. The exchange must await
its time, and the telegraph Office being
overrun with business II blocks the
regular reception aud distribution of
news from other points.
Rob Young has the illustrations of
Ihe laying of the corner stone Of the
United States custom house court.
house and p%ostofice, from a pheto-
graph by Bingham BIOS. at the corner
Of Second and Monroe streets. Call
and get your Sunday yoading,
We are blessed With more experts
on the subject Of yellow fever, profes.
sional aud unpFofeasiOual, than any
community Of twice our numbers OK,
tant. The beauty Of it is that no tWo
agree in their diagnoses, and nearly
every mctssS's son of them either
abuses OF expresses contempt for the
other fellow or his opinion.