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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27
The New York ROekaway, Mill Pond
and Great Kills Shell Oysters only to be
had at Henry Luehrmanh's.
The Leubries.

The announcement that the popu-
lar dry goods house Of Leubrie Bros.
will soon remove to st. Louis, will
be read with regret by the Memphis
public. Leubrie Bros. have built I'D
a solid reputation here for enterprise
and fair dealing, and a brilliant future
is predicted for them in St. Louis.
The following is from the Globe. Dem
ocrat Of that city: I'VE always well
come with gladness the advent of a
new enterprise in st. Louis, and any
venture that will either rebound TO
our glory or benefit is very apt to re-
ceive a hearty handshake and pat on
the back as a preliminary starter on
the road to fortune. In this connec-
ton We wish to introduce Messrs
Leubrie Bros, Of Memphis, two en-
terprising, wide awake business men.
who have just become, for a number
ofyears, lesseesOf the popular Famous
building, on Seventh and Franklin
avenue, which will soon be vacated
by the present firm for their quar-.
tiers on Fifth and Morgan. They have
extensive business interests in Mem.
phis, being p~roprietors of Leubrie's
Thester, Mr.. Lou Leubrie, the senior
member Of the firm, figuring as a
director Of the Manhattan Bank. was
formerly editor of the Sunday Times.
and is also widely known as the pro-
g%enitor Of the Memphis Mardi Gras.
They propose to open out with an i'm.
mense stock Of dry goods, millinery.
fancy goods, etc., and from what we
hear Of them, will take a place in the
front rank Of our live business houses
from the start, introducing many new
and attractive features to the trade.
They are extensive advertisers. and
propose to make things lively in that
line for the newspapers. They will
open about February LIST, the house
in the meantime remaining unoccu.
pied. to give an opportunity for u.
tenSive alterations We wish them a
welcome"
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Weat Tennensna Anaira.
MEMPHIS, September 20, ]

MEMPHIS, September 20, 1881.
EDITOR LEDdER:--I have seen the
CROPS in several counties in West
Tennessee and have, from trustworthy
sources, heard from the whole Of this
part of the State. The truth is our
crop will not exceed in yield more
than 80 per cent Of a good one. There
are such a great number Of our country
population who are non-producers,
viz, the negro women and children,
that we have none to spare when a
good crop is produced. What will we
do with only one.third of crop. Our
people have been in the habit Of call
ing out hard times, and have had the
time for the collection Of taxes here
tofore extended Unnecessarily.
Do not our people in the
country realize the fearful times that
are in tho neal future. If the peo-
pie ever needed relief by the Legisla-
ture they needit now. Let the peo-
pie all over the State petition our
Governor to convene the Legislature
for the purpose of relieving US of the
larger part Of our taxes, (the 1908
tax / know that we should at all
times try to pay promptly our taxes,
but tell you the taxes Of 1881 cannot
be paid. If the Governor does not
relieve us soon it will be in order for
him to set a day for humiliation and
prayer in behalf of the distressed con-
dition Of the country, but after all it
is a truth, the Gods help those only
who help themselves.
l voted once for the high tax party
expecting an equitable compromise.
The next time l will vote with the
Wilson" fellows.
49,.
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PUBLIC LEDGER
LEDGER LIEHS,


Shell oysters. Crystal Palace.
New books daily at Williams's.
New Goldfish. Lytle & Shields.
The value Of cotton tends upward
to-day.
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
New canned okrs and tomatoes, e1-
%cellent for soup, Lyle & Shields.
The concert and hop at Estival
Park will positively come off tonight.
Street cars will run through from
Estival Park TO- night until one O'Clock.
Rubber stamps and stencils, cheapest
and best, at Haberling's, 281 Second.
What to wear and how to make it.
for fall and winter" at Mauslord's,
298 Main street.
The pantomime company managed
by Tony Denier carries its own orches.
ira, and it is reported to be a good
one.
Our cotton receipts are now 92O7
bales ahead Of last year at this date,
and in excess Of any previous year on
record at this time.
Temperature at sunrise 73o with a
light south wind. Range yesterday
73e to $50 with southeast breezes
from early morn to late at night.
Humpty Dumpty on the walls all
about the city, in brilliantly illumi-
mated pictures, is the admiration oflit-
tie ones and attractive to the eyes of
big ones.
Grape and other emblems of mourn.
ing, hanging profusely.from the fronts
of stores and buildings about the city,
are covered with dust, and begin to
look stale and dingy.
The new scenery in preparation for
our theater is to be twenty feet high
and two feet taller than that hereto
fore used. 1t promises to be decided
Jpectacular Improvement.
The hoodlum subject, as detailed a
Few days age in this PAL e., has furnish
ID a theme for a prominent minister
o preach about and warn parents to
Ook 10 their children's habits.
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COTTON sTATEHEET.
geptemher AZ. 1891.

NEwYoRK, September q, 12:30a.m.
Cotton steady at l.16c higher.
Ordinary, &c; good ordinary,
10ic; low middling, 1lAc; mid,
ding, 13c; good middling, l2ic;
middling fair, 1910; fair, 14c. Futures
are steady at 5 to II points above
Saturdays closing prices.
New ORLEANS, September q, 11:30
a.m.-Ootton firm. Middling, lite.
Sales to-day. $50 bales. Receipts, 1860
bales. Stock, 1O2,968 bales.
MANCHESTER, Enc, September q,
~3,p.m.-Yarns and fabrics arc irmer
but not quoted higher,
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10 the unknown Memphis lady who
was SO kind as to donate a box Of en-
tertaining and instructive books for
the use of the wards Of the City Hos
pital, DIR, Laurence, resident physi-
clan, wishes to return his most earnest
thanks.
Moon sets tonight at three minutes
past eight, and tomorrow night at
seven minutes before nine. The sun
rose this morning behind a cloud at
eight minutes before six, and will set
this evening ten minutes before six
o'clock.
Occupants of rented quarters where
there are no cisterns are so nauseated
with bad odors that several are look
ing for houses where they can catch a
little rain water, to clean themselves
andltheir dirt begrimed apparel and
furniture.
Numerous young men and some
minors afflicted with wild habits about
the city are under the surveillance of
the authorities whose duty is to deal
with crime. Riotous living and lib
eral money spending on small incomes
naturally cause gossip.
The genuine Solar Zip misses and
children'S and youths school shoes
have a label on the sole marked solar
Tip" warranted by Zellner & Co.,
who are sole agents for Memphis and
vicinity. All others are base imita-
tions.
Health secures leisure, and leisure
properly used produces education and
refinement. Risk something to obtain
these by investing a dollar for a half
ticket in the Commonwealth Lottery,
which draws Friday. Get a ticket at
the usual place.
Various persons in the lower end Of
the city claim that they are 4 nuisance
and wouldn't care ifthey were arrest
ed and fined by the authorities for not
keeping their premises clean. They
have no water and no money to buy
apparatus to haul it from the river.
-Four years ago to-day General
Braxton Bragg died. Wise and Burr,
the aeronauts, we're lost just two years
ago, and three hundred aud twenty
four years ago, Alva captured RomO.
Several other events of minor i'm
portance have happened in the past on
this identical September day.
A very light shower fell in the
early hours Of morning, and more is
threatened. 1t rained last night
nearly an inch at Chattanooga, also q
little at Nashville, while il was show.
cry at various points along the Ohio
This mornings bulletins report
local rains as probable throughout
the Ohio and lower Missouri valleys.
The Humpty Dumpty party to DO
here Friday and Saturday next is the
thing for the rising generation, and
that portion Of our community will
patronize the pantomime more freely
than other classes who have seen it
many times and oft. In selecting at
fractions for the public this season,
Brooks didn't forget the
folk, for which he will doubtless
receive their thanks.
Tony Denier, the manager, don't
clown any more like he used to,
but has a better man for that work,
one that car do more ground and lofty
and acrobatic tricks than he
ever thought of. Tony came here
first about fourteen years ago, and
played the frog in a Black Crook
troupe, singing my heart goes
pit-a-pat," with Helen Devere at the
Greenlaw operahouse.
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Ntirred. to DIatractiOn.

A gentleman boarder has caused a
sensation in the house of Frank
Starks, a roustabout who lives in
South Memphis. His wife took the
man in while he was away, and upon
returning a tempest arose. Instead
of venting his wrath on the boarder
Frank took it out on his wife, and the
boarder had him arrested. He was
fined five dollars and bound over.
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Buy your shirts at Mays. 1861
DR.. Donohue has removed his Office
to 100 Main street. 46
Mr.. and Mrs.. +. S. Davis came
home from an Eastern trip last night,
j. NJ. Mcbride leaves to-day for
Texarkana to engage on the l. M. and
s. R R.
DR.. Arthur X. Taylor, formerly Of
Memphis, is now resident physician at
Hot Springs, Ark. 1851
Mrs. Caesar Coin, nee Miss Jennie
Samelsou, formerly of this city, but
now of Vienna, Ills, is here on a visit
to her mother.
Mr.. Robert s. Mosby, of Holly
Springs, Miss, an industrious printer
in this office, was married last night to
Miss Eta N. Alsabrook, of Raleigh.
Mr.. Jerome Hill, formerly of this
city, is now president of a cotton press
company at st. Louis, and stands in
the front rank of the cotton men Of
that great city.
Mr.. Robert Campbell, of Franklin,
Tenn, and Miss Maggie DeRosS, of
this city, we're united in marriage at
the First Methodist church this morn.
ing at O'Clock.
Col. B. o. Carr, Supervising In
spector Of Steamboats,, whose head
quarters are in Louisville, KY, and
a brother Of Gen. Carr now promi-
nent in Indian warfare, after passing
several days in this city, left last night
for Evansville and home.
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Sec McCarthy's New Neohwear.
fire This Morning.

Two tenement houses on Suzette
street, a couple of squares south Of
Estival Park, were destroyed by fire
about one o'clock this morning, sup
posed to have been the work of an
incendiary.
One Of the houses, containing FIVE
rooms aud occupied by an industrious
colored family, belonged to Nj. Jules
Pollock, was valued at $500 and in
sured in Marx & Bensdorfs agencies
for $1,000. The other was owned by
Mr.. r.. w. Davis.
Mr.. Davis house was also a five
room cottage and rented for $40 per
month to Joseph Ferguson, colored
while Mr.. Pollock's house was &C.
cupied by Phil SimontOn, colored.
The occupants lost a large part Of their
furniture upon which there vas no
insurance. Mr.. Davis house was in
sured in the Marx & Bensdorf agency
the same as Dir. Pollock's.
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COURTHOUSE NOTES.

W. J. Shepperd was tried in the
Criminal Court at noon for embezzline
$6 30, which he is said to have col
lected from'J. P. Casey for John Null
holland. judgment was suspended
during good behavior.
Deeds were recorded to-day from
NJ. and 7. RaggiO to Jno. Raggio; r.
and L. Montgomery TO L. Thornton;
G. A. and L. Thornton to G. P. Per.
son.
sallie Dickinson was appointed adj
m%inistratrix Of Eliza Hope, Amelia
Erk guardian of Charles Erik, and ].
8. Powell guardia n OF Bertha Powell.
Licenses we're issued this forenoon
to Ruhlman ar ID Dora Heinrich; G.
W. Pracht and M. +. Goforth; James
johnson and . lie Blayden.
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Duy Hose Of Browne, 20 Madison.
Coed sfan.

The city ordinances provide that in
the temporary absence Of all the Com
missioners any Justice of the Peace
may sit in the Police Court. This
task has devolved upon Squire Quig-
ley, who is we'll fitted for it from long
experience. 1t is a burden of which
the Commissioners ought to be en-
tirely relieved.
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OHaferaI Orafarnf

5. Clement is now receiving daily
D. B. Mallory & Co.'S famous Arrow
Brand Baltimore oysters, and will sell
at wholesale and retail.
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NEW ENTERPRISE
The Oak Hall Clothing House, 251
Main Street,

Has added a merchant tailoring to their
establishment, and will make a speciality
in making pants to order for s. and up
ward. They guarantee satisfaction. 1T
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Leading mOdistes everywhere
recommend Louis Lange's un-
crushabIe Bustles and skirts. 22t
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The Memphis public ought to re-
c;procate and assist its sister State at
Estival tonight.
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Henry Luehrmann keeps only the very
best of New York Shell Oysters. 70 In.
fsriOr or cheap stock Is served at his
place.
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by sewaf Connection d Browne.

Henry II uehrmann has received
the first shipment Of New York
Oyster~ per express. He gets
emily the very best Kind. such as
ROekAWa y, Mill Pond, Great
Ails anf Counts, 22t
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See McCarthy's New Neckwear
SchOOlBOOks.

States, Satchels, Lunch Baskets, Book
Straps and school supplies in general,
at prices lower than ever, at
26 MANsFORp's, 298 Main st.
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OLIVER, FIMNIE 4 CO.


SILVER MOON FLOUR
New Process, in use only q short
time, a great improvement on the
old process. Our sales are now
very large. Won't you try ltf
silver Moon YEAST POWDERS
Manufactured in our own store
and absolutely pure.
BUTTER
Best Creamery Butter received
daily by express.
COTTON SEED OIL
By the barrel or gallon.
LARD
Fairbanks bucket lard; always
the best.
WE ROAST
The very finest grades Mocha,
Java, Maracaibo and Rio Coffee
fresh every day.
CHOCOLATE
Cocoa, Cocoa Shells, Epp's Cocoa,
Oatmeal, CrackedWheat, Graham
Flour, Grits, etc.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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at 10 cts. each, or 3 for Is cts.

The best Cigar for the money in this
country.
If you desire to get value received for
your money, call on the old established
(lS years. cigar emporium of Sol Cole
man, the proprietor of the justly cele.
brated No. los, the best five center IN
earth.
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zee McCarthy's New Neckwear
Just for Fun.

Squire Qnigley said this morning,
when about to sentence Dalton and
Noonan, the riotous hoodlums, II can
Epd no p~alliation for the offense you
have committed on these inofensive
men. Your conduct is such as to
throw Odium on the community and
upon yourselves. The act of jumping
upon i~noffensive citizens, just for fun,
as it were, is a kind Of joke that be-.
longs to the Western frontier and not
to the center of civilization" The
pair were bound over to appear for
trial before the Criminal Court. 1t is
unfortunate that witnesses should thus
be intimidated, but there is probably
no help for it. In the above case
those who knew how violent the
riotous blood tubs behaved, and how
unWarrantable was their assault, were
in the same predicament as were the
sufferers in other circles some time
ago, when boisterous men made a bed
lam ola Main street refreshment sa-
loon, and threatened the proprietor
with the loss of a wide patronage il
they were prosecuted for their con
duct.
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The New York R~OCkaway, Mill Pond
and Great Kills Shell Oysters, only TO be
had at Henry LuehrmaBn's.
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-Four barrels of Mountain Valley
Spring water at G. Gallina's, '99 Beal
street. 12t
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SALE
CAL0ON AND F1XTUKRs-DoinE a good
- business. Want to quit the business rea-
son for selling. Apply at Commercial Hotel.
q 8
A RARE CHANCE-A coed barbershop fer
n sale cheap. Address F N LOUIS, Led
ger Office. 1923
A GENTLE carriage horse. IKE A CHASE,
n 20 Front. IS 20
DIAN0S AND 0kGANS-New or second
Il hand, on easy monthly instalments. Leave
orders for tuning with EWITZMANN x co.
lot 23 and 25 Seconi street.
EURNITUkE-Parlor, bedroom and dining
IL room set in fine condition, at a bargain,
Apply at A0 DeSoto ors Howard Row. l0f
HUMBOLDT PARK, at the head of Vance
IL street. suitable for fne residence or the
INCEST picnic grounds. This is a rare opportu-
nifty to get a home so comfortable and 60 desir-
able. These beautiful shaded grounds are con-
tanning over four acres, clear title and no in.
cumbrances. Furniture also for sale IL the
purchaser desires. Apply at No. $50 Main st.
q
OS0 BDLs TIES CnEAP-We buy ali kinds
HOU Of old iron, rsg-, cotton or machinery;
second. hand bricks bought and sold. We bay
and sell anything from the size Of O needle 70
an anchor. The attention Of the public gem
orally, and country libraries especially, IL
called TO the fact that | have a great variety
Of Secondhand Books. s. 0ABAY, Ag't,
list Nos. All. 413 and AS Shelby str Get
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27

Everybody ought to patronize the
Benefit at Estival tonight for the
Michigan sufferers.
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PROFESSIONAL.

T N. COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
q Notary Public and Commissioner OF
Deeds. Special attention given 10 collections
n the county. Office 294 Front at. list
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Down Goes the Price!
Farrell, 1855 Main.
Best Norfolk Oysters,

35c per dozen, stewed or raw.
Families supplied at 10c per dozen.
25c and Soc per can. 36
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NEW CROP

Red Rust Proof Winter Oats,
Seed Wheat, Barley and Rye,
At OTTO SCHWILL e. CO.'S,
232 Main Street. 1877
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New comb and strained honey at
Buckham & Campbell's. lot
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Buy Pitcher Pumps of Browne

Henry uehrmann has received
the first shipment of New York
Oysters per express. He gets
only the very best kind, such as
IIOckaway, Will Pond, Great
Kills and Counts. 22t
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Mules, Mules.

Fine dray and cart mules for sale at
2t G. II. BRAoKETT & 20.
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r. FransIOIi, 292 Front, receives
fresh Oysters daiIy'by express.
1871
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Telephone
PERSONAL.

s. Clement for fresh oysters, at
wholesale or retail.
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Homemade Butter, schmIer
and Hand Hase, at GEORGES,
No. III Court street. 1897
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LOST.

CMALL ladies' gold enamslled case watcn;
- had been set with Il diamonds; four dia-
lost. Name scratched in back of case,
NJ. A. GoOdlett. Small gold chain attached.
Lost between Charleston avenue and Third
street. Liberal reward offered.
GO0DLET &C0,
22t s2s2 Front Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27

Deep Sea Mess Mackerel in FIVE
and ten pound cans; new, juicy and
fat. BUoKHAM & CAMPBELL. III
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Our stock is Large and Fresh, embraces all the Best lines Of
Goods kept by the Trade and will be Sold at PrlOes as Low AS
THE LOWEST. 1B
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BEEF TENDERLOINs
Received daily per Express.
II. SEESSEL, SIR. d. SON.,
Cor. Jefferson and Second.
1914
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Henry LushrmaHH keeps only the very
best Of New York Shell Oystsrs. No In.
fsriOr or cheap stock Is served at hIs
place.
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s. Clement for fresh oysters, at
wholesale or retail.
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Have your plumbing, gas and steam
fitting dene by j. A. Bailey, 295 End.
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Fresh Meats Of all kinds. Choice Game.
lah, Oysters and Poultry. A
y. A. SMITH.
AVERY GIN CO.,
sTS Front ST., Memphis, Tenn.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BE AVERY COTTON GINS
And Feeders and cOndenssrs.
Also Agents for the
EAGLE ECLIPSE HULLER GIN,
A hDthe plain Gin, with 10 or Y inch saws
1Which are universally popular wherever
Introduced. This Huller Gin improves the
ample ofrough picked cotton ! 10 ctE. per
B, being constructed so that the. bulls never
0me into the ginning roll. but are stopped
nd discharged outside,
pB-Do all kinds Of Gin Repairing.
81 Write for circulars and prices.
So xxxiii55d&W
leW StOrel
New Goods
Low Prices
|. Goldsmith & Bros.
Have Just opened a new store at
Dab Main street,
With a fresh and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Motions,
Etc, Etc.
Everybody invited to call AMI examine.
Is
FOR RENT Oh SALE.
HOUSE and lot No. iS6 Vance. Inquire at
vi 49, Vance. HA
Pea, 0AAL.
CHIRRING, tucking and machine stitching
, promptly and neatly done at "A North
!onrt street. White Machine rooms. 1924
FOUND.
THREE door keys. Call at Ledger Office.
-
FOR 2FHT,
|TTT ARTHUR WHEATLEY,
w Real Estate Agent d Attorney,
WALKER BLOCK, 2S1 MAIN ST.
Store No 2 Howard Row, near Front:
store 43. and another On Second, near Union:
tore Zs Second st opp Court Square;
|ltores on Front md Jefferson;
81 Front, near Washington;
No Union, cor Wellington;
|dl Beal, near Orlcans;
Residence, Meux-Clay home, near State Fe-
male College:
a Orleans, sogth Of Vance. furnished;
|gonhessee, cor Huling. small cottage;
cotton Shed on Madison a COhn'0;
43 Pontotoc, inquire on promisey
~ Vance, near Cynthia;
70 Adama, furnished or unfurnished;
g and lG Carroll ave, near Poplar;
Hashington, cor Orleans. new;
8 MeSby, 81 Orleans. 20 81
TEE twO-story frame dwelling house. AS
Il Pontotoc street. convenient To- ftreet cars.
apply to II SHEPHERD,
~ 10 Madison street.
TWO furnishod rooms for light housekeep-
Il ing. Apply at l3 DeSoto street. 2N
E0R RENT, SALE OR LEAsE-My tive
II story double tenement. situate on 9Th st., /
30 feet BY 1917 on Alabama to alley Fort
'ickerinFl, containing nine rooms each side.
iither side or both. viii make liberal terms
o desirable permanent tenants. Also for
lie nt q sacrifice. a full size Brunswick Bill
I.IA ANNAA NANNN NN"NNf uAA NNNAEANNDs 1
Apply on tho premises morning and even
or at my scale sore, 2if Front street.
~ A II MERRILL.
OIANOs AND ORGAHs-Both new and
[ second. hand; thu after in thorough repair,
WHITMAN CT,
lf 2s and 25 Second street.
.OK KKNT-Two desirable corner grocery
stands, with fixtures. Inquire Of A. j.
neal. 81 Beal street. II
zoe business cncrs 10 Masonic Temple, ]
! embracing rooms lately occupied BIZ
Water Co., together with fine rooms J
ground floor With cellar attached, making
q most dceir8 bic locality for a plumber
- Rent cheap. apply 70
CKILLTAMS0N,
g 6oc'y, In Masonic Temple. {
r~UREH01sE no. 87 Main, near Union. I
Apply To- GEOR9E y pETERe, Jr, /,
~ Corner Madison and Second street. Il
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Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.
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Mules, Mules.


Fine dray and cart mules for sale at
2t @. II. BRACKET & Co.
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IusfReceived.

See Mcoarthy's New Neckwear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-27

Zee MOOarlby's New Neekwear.