Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-10-21

Moon rises thirty-six minutes past
seven this evening.
From 80 to Il degrees was the range
Of temperature yesterday.
J. B. Saint & Co. clean and fill
Leave orders at 286 Main.
Loaf sugar drips, a choice article OF
white syrup, at Lytle Il Shields.
Self lising buckwheat at Oliver,
Finnie & Co. 5 now ready for delivery
Nothing so good as sclf-rising buck
wheat. Get it from your own grocer.
Odorless excayating Co. Vaults
and filled. Office IS Madison
street.
Atmore's mince meat, the best
made, is now ready at Oliver, Pinnie
4 Co.'S.
The Gus Williams troupe played at
Brownsville, Tenn, last night before
a large audience.
Indian summer with its hszy at
mosphere has opened out again, genial
and delightful
Temperature at sunrise this morn
ing so, with a light southeast breeze.
Cooler weather Is indicated.
New York state buckwheat, the
very best, is used by Oliver, Finnie Il
Co. in their self rising buokwheat.
Sells rraat circus and m%enagerie are
to be at fernando, Miss, on the 18th
of next month, and show here four
days after.
Self-risiug buckwheat is now ready
for delivery. Retailers will please
send their orders in to Oliver, Finnie
& Co. as soon as possible.
Oliver, Finnie & Co. have just re-
a carload new buekwbeat from
the interior Of New York state, to be
used in making self-rising buckwheat.
Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and Il Jeffer-
son, will have a full supply of northern
lake and southern gulf fish on hard
tomorrow. as we'll as a choice lot Of
venison, celery, etc.
The genuine solar tip" children's
and school shoes are sold by ZellneF /
Co., and every pair is warranted by
them. They are just as cheap as any
other kind Of shoes, but last twice as
long.
Tomorrow night the Hon. Horace
Maynard, postmaster general Of the
nation and ex-minister to Turkey. will
address the people here on the politi.
cal situation from a republican and
Office holding aspect.
A rally Of the Hancock and English
club comes of tonight at the Green
law operahOuse, and addresses are
promised by Hons. Casey Young, j.
NJ Harris, Thos NJ. Scruggs, Thos.
r. Boyle and Herbert Rhett.
TIE horas distemper. generally
srmed eIi1Dgtie has not yet afflicted
the animals here, bat It may be look
ID ior Ia lev asys, having reached
Nashville Yestsrday. and Cincinnati
Louisville ard other cities Of the Ohio
Falley sereral days ago.
Tie Appeal vas mistaken in the
place q tie meeting Of the younl
msns Hancock and English club. L
VIII meet a. Broom's opera house, OF
JsfasoB street, and not at the Green.
laB opera housa Il Is earnestly de
sired that = full attendance will testi
= the enthusiasm ofthe young men.
Amusing u~ttsrsnees is applied :,
The sysech q Candidate VIM. r
Moore made On the bluff in front o
The city last night In all the year
u the rast DO friend, enemy, politica
ally. opponent, through interested, dis
interested OF from other motives eve
made a charge like that on Mr.. Moore
Nearly Eve thousand bales Of cot
ton were sold in this market yester
day. Nothing like it has occurre,
since early last spring. We have re
eeiyed over sixty thousand bales her,
during the past seven weeks. AT thi
date last year our market was bar
and no trade provided except a littl
blockade running business in skiIs OIL
river or wagons running In and on th
sly.
Open yillifcation and ugly abuse q
men and measures are common weap
ons, daily used through newspape
columns, and by public speakers j
the present political canvass. 10 pri
vate life longae-lashiugs arc equal
common, though they do not hun
ones feelings so bad, because when
person hates his neighbor he is gener
ally Indifferent about what may b
said, unless the saying strikes to
heavy a blow.
The useful and ornamental electri
lighton the steamer Choteau attraete
considerable interest last eyenin
about dusk, Illuminating the landin
about the yeisel as cotton was loade
previous to taking her departure e
the south. The great iron CARR,
took from here nearly 5000 bales
the itaple, and if favored by goo
weather on the passage it is expecte
she will carry into New Orleans flu
5000 bales, the heaviest cargo Of co
ton ever aoated on a single bottom.
Fine bride and saddle to be au.
toned at the Bazaar tonight.