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Tho representatives Of the lowa pool lines
burlington, a,.d Rock lsl-
aud--hell their regular lnontt,ly meeting
yesterday, but ,to business Of pub!la interest
WIS ttansaated. .-
Tho HroaA- Gauge Division ot tho Madison q
Milwaukee l,ranuh Of the Chicago d Northwest.
cru fFom MonttoEd 70 Maalsoa Will w a11tsaea
and ln ,vpntuR otior by July. II II alan rotoft0a
that tho ChIOaRu 4 NorthWsstosn WY ','y sho,My
nultanIonoo the GuIIdIux of = branch ftum uoIYo"
Wills, Wis, " M!nuTal Polnt'
The htoaks In tho tracks Of the l!anaina, NJ; q;
Jt,u I4itrp.lu, 0lii4e1 by tho unprecedented uona
II tho bIEsaotrl lt!vcF, nase u! eran Thoroughly
Tgp9ired 4!l tae Rf'a9a & a"S nIss. y IN rst.
nolsiitipu. Trains ooniMsnoed TO run through
IL KA;,sas cry lust eYlullx.
Mr, 4, II. N4rko, l4tu private 1eqlatary to Ar.
e. il. llulson. lalu Superintendent u @ The
TranH. pb!u Division VI tho t|altlmnso oan.
aid formerly WITH 1ne Pullman pslsetH, t,,rss Gss
spUlis i IT, Louis Aaitru@d ~ pftyhtu SECRETARY.
Tbs iaot that lenvral- Msuaker Hudson ~ NJ
in,intrI hir u, 4. Cftck0r, Ghb Of hts lasistants
o., tho baltimore Uhln and lIurlt,wtna, Hoads'
SuuurllIl untunt Ut tho Minneapolis " l.on!s,
nus already buuu mentioned. Dir. HUDSON Ii
, 1881-05-11

oeIno ncar .iy!nx frotn her ostn'trat tra'psae3oo
teoi, twlod 9rroatod on tho SANG charge. b.it
eAGt, llmu by llqr Yfutfths ,lyna,
IjETNoiT, Mlc1i,, My io.-Strs. Calphnrn!a
Wilcox, IA fenlRIu llNctnr ht, ]lnttle Greek.
AlIGft. wna arrested In tsint city this ihNrnhlK
far att alleged atlnttitn nn Mrs. bnriln J. llusIn.
Gut, md hald for examination
, 1881-05-11

CHATTANOOGA, Alny l0.-'rhIs morning, nt
o'clock, Policemen i. Sclnrtz and Artty
Thonpsdf, colorct, shot hhd Instantly
killed Albert Snwald, 0n NIntl, stfeet. llo
WIS shot in the back below tho left shoulder
blat1c, and tho bullet was cut ont Of bis rtR''t
hrcast. .fIve shots wer1 fired. Dcccnsed was
nrfcst Ind bnct IssliGtl. At tho tiho he was utly
littly nnisy. PARTIES who wituesas.l tho atfaif
eay 1t wns cold.hIoottCt1 murder. Tho docoascd
wis a WclEhnldn tfntl fittsbufg.
, 1881-05-11

Hrjat.rt'a ,neke, Immediately after the shoot
ina cDtup]ctcly torp down tho Bvjhaucr Of tho
prosecution. Nh onc han ever doubted how Mr..
ae,Y!,ctt mot his .tcath. md .nuw that It y
rrnveti, tic cndc viii roat. NJ: hieiuMm wi!i ~
III I,,Htlct md lius II detective on tho truck ~
it,l,sa whnm 10 Lrljcvcs nrp tn0st interested. It
ls h0pud lioy will l0 pMnAhcd,
, 1881-05-11

Columbus. o., May t0.-Tle Suptumo
Court to-tlay rendered decision which has
been most anxlously l0nkcd for for so1le
weeks. This decision declares tint tho laws
passed by the Legislature III sucl, abundance
during Its recent session, TO authorize certain
townships to build railroads md lease and OPP
Bof tho Constitution, and arc, therefore, void.
, 1881-05-11
BAD INDIANS.

Ep<eta1 pbpn.sA to 1u EAseaoo arta~H&.
LAwHuAuk, kas., May ll-A spaa!e} from
Caidwol, K,ts., says ol.sldeFnb'o exe,temont bag
beeu created by tho rumor that Little ches.
With band Ut sixty tosKes Of Oheysnnes. aavo
ioft tbslr camp caton1slet,t for tho black Hills
m pm tIandIo ct Tcxaa. (.ittlu UhEet has lk'cn
r,stIcss sili hlttur axalast tho whites foE about
two years, aud un ArrAlNahoe chigf y aataot!y
fur ta III 9tpniont thAt my ltllAnk i1efG teetE
Hvency This spring II Will h0 Little Ch!Bt$
hai,I io 1aya Little Chief Ia y worry bud lRtl&An4
, 1881-05-11
TEXAS CATTLE,

HuNNEWELt, kes. May l9.-Ths Nfst salp.
matt vt Texas cattlo was undo from, ltunnowell
On Monday ulght. Tho drive rh(s year viii q.
coed last, II 10 estimated that ospr aao0oo WILL
ta shipped from thls sootlou aloun. quito
Il firu IND Tho cattle fAttlnK w, 1luhnaWo!t
has hes annual buo,n. and cAttlo nleu sAd
nQrChAQtS AyD tiooktl2 III.
, 1881-05-11
TQRGEl1.

NEwro1rr, X. l.. May 10.-Murrny Chace,
Of Prudence Island, was arrested for forging
his fathers name tn two notes. lie coli.
fcsacs to having forged nota for s3.00 on tho
llristot County Bnv,nga Hank, md ono fur 900
on Tho Ma0litlteturtts National l}ank, ut l'royl.
ttcIlcr, II 70 thought other forgcrics will 10
brought to light.
, 1881-05-11
JEFF DAVIS At NEW ORLEANS.

JEFF DAVIS AT new ORLEANS.
NEW oRLsAss, May 1Q-Tho ceromonles OF
derlicntinr tho tomb ut the Assaoctatlon OF tho
Army of Northern Virginia and unYetslng tho
statue ot stoaowaI JAckson. which surmoupts
1t. toYk p,4co this afternoon at Sletaira1 Gem.
etory, Ii, tho prospnce Qf several Thousand
sitI1uns and ysi,ors; Gun; fszhnyh Lee o,s. o..
AZ {,on. jauksou Wero uresunl At the conclusion
of thv ceEu.tul,irs, Jefferson Davis. Ia RESPONSE
II rVpeuted calls 10 tho stand, WAS 0htAu4las"
ideally oleUred, unG nude \ brief audress.
, 1881-05-11

CANfp-h1EET1NG ASSOCIATION.
6psetat Dt.pateh to 1ns CMeaso Tstbuns.
1sp1AsAroL1s Ind, May 10.-'rhe Acton
Camp Meeting Association organized to-day,
elpctinE tho Rev. J. X. 1'ye President the
nov. Georeo L. Curtis vioe-trcstdont4 O. G.
Cloud seorutary, md W. II. IL Hood Tr0asursft
tho Me0tfug to b9 In August.
, 1881-05-11

OREGON 4 CALlFOltNIA.
rourI.ARD, Ore, May 10.-The Hoard of
Directors OF the Oregon il California I'nll-
roau Company lust night elected Henry VII
lard President, vtos X koahlcE, resigned.
Paul schulxo and q. n. Lowls tps1gucd az Dt.
rcctors, and 9. r. Drothctton md a. q. Gun
Ko0hler will rcu,nln MnnaFor for the present.
, 1881-05-11

CORNERSTONE TO Be LAID.
Hpsetds ptspat<A 10 ~ CAteaaq 1s{e4ns.
OrTAwA, Ill, May 1A-1t haR bcen decided
that tho ooFasr-atone OF tho now Court-Houso
shall bo laid on July I. under tho auspices Of
thu Aasono fraternity OF Ia eatEo County. To
this Nnd khe several towns at tho County arc tu+
v!tad 10 take part In msktps ths s'eeossary AZ
FNAXgjuent4. '''
, 1881-05-11

A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY..
porrsv1I1.E, Pa., May l0.-The Jury in tho
case Of Salnt,el Garrett Sr., Commissioner Of
Scl,uyktil County, cliargad with enbezzle-
mont of tho tuntla OF the county. roturucd
YQrIlct Of not guilty.
, 1881-05-11

Epsf.ai DtspateA to IN CAttaao 1Fshttss&-
D1A1IoH, Ind, May 1o.-Tl.e 5mlth Drtdgo
Company, OF Toledo, put III u new llowo
lruss--two spa.ls If t40 teet eaoli-brIslgo Tor
tho Cincinnati, Wabash h Mtchl9an HALLWAY
oycr tho MlaaIs4anRw4 ltlvDr hcru To-day. II 10
QUO OF tho heaviest woodHu bridges put up.
, 1881-05-11

4 NEW TIIAL V1kANTEUs
KEoKuK. Ia,, May l0-A ,law trlal WIS
er1ntod In the Pool w. Chtaago, Harllnxto4
i Quincy case for $4,000 danagus yester"
day. Tho opinion wRs by 1u1Ko Lovo, Gn4 Wa
uIven III nos Multiva. Jasaas flagoE1lal. " tuIs
City, nate thu arxampnt on Nv motion For
NOW trial.
, 1881-05-11
1DENr1FrE5 hts MAN,

MACON, Gu., Alay io.-John Slater, who.
Oot I, 1880. robbed the safo Ut the Western
llotel, ut st. Louis, Of $4,000, mil wns mr.
prlotor OF tho holol. who arrived to- night.
, 1881-05-11

fArr1s .este' t'. to n. cAtfaea Tftass.
elpbu,n, ,,,' v,,.skS, Mich, Nay 1o,,-,t.s,
la5aelaus ,ah "h'leos' ii. d.. a Quack femalo
!aiHuea ID notorious abortluuist, was
SSsnha ,lItss% .ls.e4 J. to-day on a cl,afge Of
NJ sssaS j. Nv " e4re peo.t performed Upon
lady Ut this city, WIN
, 1881-05-11

FINIaHED To KANSAS CITY.
Hp<etat Dhpattk 10 Jht cht1aso Tribune.
KAHsAs City, No., May lo.-'rho Hannibal
T. st. Joseph 1atlrpal track was finished ~
Ka,isas City this aitern0on ut 0'clopk, and
at tho Tcautar oast-bound train pass9l oyer
th9 truck, ltd Will run regularly to TIC UNION
Uappt hprQAttgr,
, 1881-05-11
TO THE pENTrNNTI~
ARY.

Special bl5paath to Thu Chicago 1S761nt.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, 1tay 10.-August LasIkl was
sentenced to tho pon1tontlary for 0nu year
for 1atceuy by tho Circuit Court to-day.
, 1881-05-11
A pEACEsfAKEts KILLED.

5psetat Dispatth to 7As Ch4caad 1rthlne.
ATLANTA, 0n., Afay t1-Iti Dooly County
Yesterday, Jeff Stovall was shot md instantly
killed by hts brother Joe. Tie latter. 1t ap-
pcnrA, wus whipping his wife, whom jeff inter
fefed rs a rtacBtinkor. and wns killed by Jot4
who shot him 1oHn with shotgun.
, 1881-05-11

0ALvEsToy, Tex, May 1o-A Fort Worth
special says: "1ho SIC, ,o0o subsidy asked by
tie Fort Worth j. Donyar lenilroad has Dee'l
raised, securing the, southern terminus Of
tho road to thts city bcyond DOUBT. rfack'
lid ID now proceeding soutAward.
, 1881-05-11

roo SMALL FOR THE GENTRY.
SAN Fl.ASclsco, May 10.-The Afarysvillc
stage was stopped near Tlmbuctoo, anl
Wells Il Fargo's express treasure box blown
open with powder. Thern WAS only 800 In tho
box, which tho rohhcrs did not disturb.
, 1881-05-11
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

0VEN@0EV N6W0* = :
Ngw Yonx. May W.--Arrtved, tRe C;sy ot Lon.
don, from London. eha Persian Monarch, fT9m
I.nk1os, AAy l0--The Donap, Skop New York;
tho GortnthlMa. Ibarlan. 9ua Iowa, from Boston,
lave arrived out,
, 1881-05-11
MURDER IN MEXICO.

Cry or MEXICO, May 1o.-On Saturday,
Ill Palmer i Siillvnn's camp, Near Acn,n-
and killed Eu4iucers Martin md Janos. Saok.
urIdcr WIS klletl by tho chiet Of tho party, a
man nRmDtl EillUys
, 1881-05-11

LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
LITTLE NocK, Ark, May little Drick>
layprs' Union has given the employers hotleo
that after tho int oE Jun# jourzeymOu dotnand
{lGO day, and nino houts days work aatur'
, 1881-05-11
WOMEN

ST. Louis, No., May to.-.rhe Women's
Missionary Society resumed it's session to-
day, which was devoted tn receiving aud
discussing reports from standing committees,
dotAsiInR tho work Of tho Society and Of mis-.
sionares during the past yrar. To-nlvht .
missionary meeting WIZ held, at which tho lsGv.
Norwood gave very Interesting account OF
missionary work In Mprtco.
, 1881-05-11
H0NORABtY ACQUITTED.

Special D1palfA 70 7hs CA1eFa9 1F1bHns.
La CRosss, W.&, May l9.-Tho atetaaua u,ur-
der osso was brought " CLOSE this attosnoon at
Pxair1o du Chien.' Fifteen witnesses were sx-
smsnea, and patsctisc Smith, tho prtasccut!nG
witpnea, WAS s1Yekply handled W Nj. l.osey. at
toruey for the dsfonso. Most pr shs Testimony
w4s favorable 10 btoluasu, aud note fouud III
, 1881-05-11
-"narf LEY; YEA1ts' IMPRISONMENT,

MI iEAtts' IMPRISONMENT,
nrn'ss ssa' ot'pa'tA to Tia Chicago Tribune,
III, asaeesE, w. t IL, May 1o.-MorrIs Van lI,,os-
hs,Ms,. I,s oafslar WHO entered Mr, A. !. Nc
N,,sh house un tho night Of tho It'll OF
s sss.sds sa ta,Iso sloe him, was convicted Of ut.
I'm ii tS1 tStdHs m,s, and burglary ut tho present
tssy NJ PSs, htn TO thirty yoass In the Posli-
Tux, usS Sus1 u. la.. May lo.-Tilly Won 1Iuea-
sS ss1,tayl' tal' or,,y 10 roeeyo se,'tsi!ee Vo tP t
&f]on1,da daaa attnlnntlllx tha ltfo OF A, Y,
MYa,shI y MciM,laf,i's llnllsuun tic lIlgjlt
sN se%tassdl tasl y ifsIs na,ssnn ssntepse ~ RHsss!
ssa tiS crii"a aa;'ess e1 to ocon,,, Co@ft tla
~. "As1'v!n. 4, Who has not yut recSiyel sel,.
asdtaad jurnS jt9n l!,Nsss!ng bud noep iudictod BY
hRliJ. Ii. piSs, Gna stood lral with verdict d
}aa' cenbsSerHl cb'Ss Ha4g, sanlcYced lim. to tGfrty
*at,u, 4"''aeht III Tue Fort Madison Feti.
, 1881-05-11

TOM kEENE Ill.
san F,tAsc1sco. May lo-To,n keene hRs neea
attacked with pneumonia Ut Salt Lake, md Has !
unubu " play 6aturday evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
Personal.


Colonel Ed. Richardson, of Missis-
sippi, is in the city.
Mr.. f. T. Smith and Mrs. Josephine
Smith were licensed to be married
yesterday.
After three years residence in this
city, during which period he has
served steadily as bookkeeper in the
Front row house of Erb l. Co., Mr..
Charles Eberlin takes his departure
to-day for Cincinnati, the home Of
his boyhood where he will reside in
the future. The young gentleman
has the best wishes OF his late EN-
ployers and many friends for hia flu
ture success and happiness.
Captain Waldran, of the Porter
Guards, returned last evening from
Huntsville, and reports the citizens
to be the cleverest set Of people he
ever met; that they gave him the bag-
racksand lent him beds and bedsteads,
and insisted on doing a great deal
more. The Guards will leave next
Thursday and will be accompanied
by quite a number of their lady
friends, who will occupy the officers
residences near the barracks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
ARK 4NsAW EDITORS.
sightseeing, Wining and Dining
in the Far Northwest
speclaI . the LitlIe Rock anrotte. !

DPeci"l 70 tne Lizzie ROCK dazette.
FARGO, D. T. June 29.-The edito-
rial excursion party, under the leader
ship of the inimitable Colonel Pat
Donan, left Minneapolis yesterday
morning over the st. Paul, Minnesota
railroad. Arriving here at z pm,
the excursionists were accorded two
special coaches. which were placed in
charge Of II. 0. Carey, land and i'm
migration agent, who did so much to-
add to the comfort and pleasure
of the party. Arriving at the depot.
we were met by committee. consist.
ing Of the Mayor and number OF
prominent men, the Fargo band. in
fell uniform, and a concourse of about
two thousand persons. Carriages
were in waiting in which the PARTY
were taken to the Continental Hotel.
at which excellent house they were
registered. After supper an informal
reception was held in the parlor of
OF the hotel, where the excursionists
mingled in social intercourse with a
number Of prominent citizens and
their ladies. A handsome speech of
welcome was made by Judge A. w.
Barnes, late Of the Supreme Court.
and responded to by Colonel Donan in
a very neat manner. Speeches were
also made by Major A. w. Edwards,
OF the Daily Argus, and others.
A committee composed Of Mayor
Brown, G. B. Winstach and ] ames
Frawley, of Grand Forks, rendered
the excursionists, on behalf of the
citizens of that enterprising little
city, banquet reception, which was
accepted for tomorrow.
The party spent to-day in this city
visiting the various newspaper Offices.
banks and other places OF interest.
Moorehead, prosperous town, d.
rectly opposite this city, ON the Red
river, was also visited, under the
guidance Of Captain E. @. Eddy and
Captain Curly. At the jay Cook
house, Mr.. A. Bachelor treated his
visitors to an elegant champagne
lunch. Returning to Fargo, the PARTY
dined, after which the evening WAS
spent in driving and more sight see,
ing, and tomorrow we 90 to Grand
Forks. Three years ago Fargo was hut
a struggling hamlet, now it IL a -four
ishiug city of about 5000 inhabitants
and growing rapidly. 1t contains
three daily newspapers, four large
banks, and fourteen hotels. Being
the center of a large wheat country,
it controls an immense trade. The
people are live, energetic and extrem-
ly hospitable, and are using every
endeayor to make the stay of the ex-
cursionists pleasant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
Choice Cigarettes.

Through the courtesy of j. Baxter
& Co., the we'll known tobaoconists Of
this city, box of fue cigarettes
reached this Office to-day and created
lively appreciation. The brands are
the "Mayhower" and turkish Pa
troll, manufactured by the solid and
enterprising house of John J. Bagley
& Co., of Detroit, Michigan. These
cigarettes are already widely known
and very popular with smokers, and
must become favorites wherever intro
duced. They are evenly rolled, quite
compact, emit delicious favor, and
will doubtless be all the rage in short
time. Messrs. Baxter & Co, are the
agents, and will control the trade
here.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01

in any case, why should women have
any feelings of shame when they know
they are safely among their own sex ?
Almost the only time that any remarks
are made is when some beautifully
shaped lady comes in, and then all the
other ladies look at her with admi-
ration. 1t is not uncommon for us to
battle as many as
sTXTY-FIvE LADIES AT A TIME.
Sometimes all the lady members Of
a family will come together. Mothers
viii bring their daughters, from the
little fat fve-year-old up to the young
woman of eighteen or twenty. I
never hear any complaints from the
ladies', except occasionally from some
tart and sour tempered old maid
they must be old maids from the way
they talk Ladies can have private
baths if they so desire, or can wear
a shirt but after the second or third
time they get over this and 90 in with
the res"
A visit to the Turkish baths on
Lexington avenue was then made.
There they have separate place up
stairs for the ladies', and all are put
into dress something like a bath
ing suit. 1t is the same at the baths
in Twenty fourth street and other
places.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
MCKEE'S Csc SHIRT
The FroricIIing Fourth.

The managers of two steamers for
Fourth of July excursions from this
city are anxious to draw large crowd
to their entertainment. With this OBJ
ject they have arranged varied list
of amusements. There will be prize
military drill. a fishing party, tub
race in the river, swimming match,
bran dance and a host of other
pleasant pastimes, all of which are
on their programme. Every taste may
be gratifed on the Fourth by taking a
trip on one of the excursion boats.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01

this city except in sealed barges. The
health authorities have issued their
ukase and they mean business.
A bunch of millet, the stalks full
five feet long, is exhibited at the Cot.
ton Exchange to-day, brought from a
patch growing at Idaho, on the river,
fifty miles above this city, and be-
longing to Captain Thomas P. Sexton.
During the recent Grand Jury's hot
weather inspection tour the only pub
lie place visited and examined where
the party we're served with dinner was
at the Ensley convict plantation, and
yet they excoriated the system in
vogue there.
A wind squall passed over us from
the northwest yesterday afternoon. it
drove great clouds OF dust over every
thing and everybody-in peoples hair,
eyes, ears, pockets and pocketbooks,
but it cooled the heated atmosphere
most delightfully."-.
1t was raining slightly this morning
early here, at Chattanooga and at
Nashville, but not enough to soak
anything at either place. Local rains
are predicted for the Ohio and Ten
nessee valley to-day, and fair weather
in the lower Missouri valley, and the
west Gulf States.
The promised shower yesterday,
when dense black clouds came over
us from the northwest, caused good
cheer among gardeners and all who
are interested in growing crops. The
rain failed to fall, however, except in
a light. drilling fashion, and barely
enough to lay the dust. Plowed fields
are stillafull of hard, dry clods few
inches below the surface.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
MCKEE'S Csc SHIRT.

The managers Of the water COM
pany complain of customers wasting
their product, and patrons of the
company living in the second stories
or on high elevations, complain Of
getting water in very slight doses, but
say they must payfor it whether or no.
Possibly the situation will improve
after bit. 1t certainly would benefit
elevated humanity for the company to
supply more water, or those living in
low places use less.
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Kahn & Freiberg,
Cor. Main and Poplar.

Cor. Main and Poplar,
Will offer for a few days only, small
quantity finest White Nainsook Organdy,
l5c per yard. Sublime quality black
Cachemire Silk $l.5O, cost "a per yard.
Onlytwo or three Dress Patterns on hand.
Laces, at prices and assortment such as
no house in Memphis presents.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Main and Poplar.
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Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.

In days past aud gone, when we
used to have officials noted for their
suavity, and who were always excess
lively polite, but who afterwards
turned up short in cash. it was an in
variable custom for our Grand Jurors
to bcstow indiscriminate praise upon
each individual. Happily, however,
all of our officials are now honest men
and their honesty is not after the Iago
type either.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
TEN RTs Pc r We EN-
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

From 70 to 81 yesterday.
LEDGER Bindery, 1S Madison.
/ Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
All kinds of job printing executed
at the LEDGER office, 13 Madison.
The musical Roman Students open
at Estival Park on the 18th instant.
YIN. H. A. meeting tonight at the
usual place. Business of importance.
The SelectSocialClub excursion will
come off tonight on str, Josie Harry.
Plenty of chickens and eggs now
offer in this market, at very cheap
prices.
The county magistrates will meet
next Tuesday for a session of three or
four days.
There is no place like Bon Aqua for
diarrhea, indigestion and kidney
affections.
Fair skies and genial temperature is
indicated for the concert at Estiyal
tonight.
The Mozart Society's concert to-
night, at Estival Park, is certain to
be an attractive entertainment.
The Terpsichorean Club will give a
grand Fourth July picnic at Cottage
Grove. Music by Croce's band.
The latest styles of type are being
constantly received at the LEDGER Job
printing Office, ID Madison street.
The LEDGER job Office, 13 Madison,
is prepared to execute every class Of
job printing in good style and at very
low prices.
Merchants needing job printing of
any kind should send their orders to
the LEDGER job printing Office, 10
Madison street.
In the drawing of Little Havana
Lottery, yesterday, the following
numbers drew prizes: No. 1861,
$4,000, and No. 14,O98 $1,000.
The New York Cotton Exchange
will be closed tomorrow and on Mon
day next. The Liverpool Exchange
closes on the fourth, fifth and sixth.
The untried pirates Of Upton were
allowed to go home yesterday, but
must be here next Tuesday to answer
for taking things that did not belong
to them.
People going to the Estival Park
concert tonight should purchase
their tickets before going out. twill
save time and trouble at the admis-
sion gates.
Fresh ripe plums arrived from the
country this morning, put up in one
third bushel boxes, and dealers asked
a dollar for each box, but we're willing
to accept less.
1t was ten degrees cooler here this
morning than yesterday, and six mile
northwest breeze famed the face of
nature into a delightful temperature.
which the mercury recorded at 70 de.
grees.
The street railway injunction case.
occupying the Chancery Court for sew
eral days, was closed yesterday, and
the decision as to whether or not the
injunction is to be dissolved will be
made known in few days.
There will be no fire crackers and
pistol shooting hereabouts on the
Fourth unless those who indulge in it
are willing to be arrested and fined.
An order to the police prohibits such
sport inside of the city limits.
A week from to. morrow no rags.
paper stock or other species of Junk
shop trade can be moved to or from
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01

Excursion tickets will be sold B
tween all stations on Louisville
Nashville R. R. to Memphis, on thi |
and fourth of July, good returniI
until the fifth, at one unlimited f,
for the round trip.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
MCKEE'S Csc SHIRT
Damaging storm.

The vicinity Of Whites Station, ten
miles east of this, was visited by a
destructive rain and wind storm yes
terday afternoon. Fields Of corn were
blown and twisted out Of shape, and
great areas we're washed out or buried
in mud, and much damage resulted to
vegetation in the vicinity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01

There is no place like Bon Aqua
Springs for children and delicate
women. Round trip tickets only
slO.10, and board only $50 per month.
Children and servants half price. 1t
is the most accessible place to Mem
phis, always cool and very healthy.
106
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01

For over four years have suffered
with that disease known as Eczema.
During that time was treated by the
principal doctors of Memphis, Louis
vile and Cincinnati, but experienced
no relief. l suffered fearfully and
often had to quit work on account
Of it. About six weeks ago l went to
DR.. Fl. G. Dunavant, at 0sceola,
Ark, and explained my case. He
gave me prescription which l had
filed and used as directed. After a
weeks use of the ointment l was
relieved and now l am entirely cured.
| make the above statement so that all
who are afflicted with Eczema can be
cured by calling on or addressing DIR.
H. G. Dunavant at Osceola, Ark.
j. Il. HIGGINs,
Mate Str. Osceola Belle.
Memphis, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01

A pleasant hop will be given to-
night after the concert at Estival for
all who desire to participate.