Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-15
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The showmeD's quarrel is interest
ing, though not likely to be serious.
The recent warm weather has lin
bered the mosquito tribe into supple
activity.
A fog obscured the vision Of those
who tried to look far ahead early this
morning.
The lowest temperature was OF
early this morning, and the range
yesterday 660 to $50.
New York Counts and Baltimore
can oysters, Mackinaw trout and Reel
foot perch at Signaigo's, $50 Second.
Two heavy barge loads of fine look
ing paving stone we're landed here
yesterday, and came from Chester, ILL.,
Those professional politicians, SEN
ator Howell E. jackson and Edward
James, are to speak in public here
next Tuesday.
The work of building a railway
from Shiloh Junction, on the Iron
Mountain road northwesterly to Eure.
ka Springs is in progress.
The Catholic churches, corner OIL
Market and Third, and on Georgia
street, south Memphis, are both to
have gothic ceilings, handsomely fres-
coed.
Messrs. Hadden and Lee, oftheB Board
of Public Works, are not in favor Of
slaughter houses within the city limits
Messrs. Kney, Wallace, james and
Seessel do not disfavor them.
Sells circus will exhibit here to-
morrow, the minstrels on the 18th, the
Memphis Jocky Club races take place
Oct. %, and the next drawing of the
Little Havana Lottery on Sept. 26.
A telegram from Paducah to Ageni
Lightburne, from Captain Thompson
says the steamer Shinkle has been de-
tanned by fog, bat will be here to
morrow. and is to return to the Ohio
on Wednesday.
The language used in the construc.
ton of the rival circus peoples card
is expressive if not elegant, and nu
merous sentences have a favor some.
what ike that of certain newspaper
people when they get mad.
No rain fell anywhere South yester
day or last night, except q slighi
sprinkle down at New Orleans ant
near IndianOls, southwest Texas. l
had a damp kind of an expression
hereabOuts this forenoon, however.
Mr.. A. B. Yaccaro lost his bea
Sunday coat last night. A blacI
rascal stole it from the hallway ha
rack of his residence, corner Beal ant
Wellington. while the owner sat lis
tening to the music Of the piano il
the parlOr. He followed the thief
but did not catch him.
A requiem high mass will be ccle
brated at st. JOseph's church to
morrow morning, at eight O'Clock, 70,
the repose of the late Pasquina Solari
All the friends of the family are cor
daily invited. This l. the third an
niversary of the death of Mrs. Solari
having died Of the fever during thu
. epidemic of 1878.
There was a fog up at Cairo earl!
this morning, as well as here, and i
was raining a little over at Shreveport
when the sur rose. Dry, hot weatbe
has prevailed all over the South 70
SIX or seven days past, and we coulc
stand a few light showers just nov
without detrimental results, though
showers are really not needed any
where.
The first bale Of cotton received il
the city over the Mobile and Ohit
railroad, consigned to billiard, ARMS
tead & Lundee, Is and IS Union street
was received yesterday, as also tn
FIRST bale from Lauderdale county
Tenn over the Chesapeake, Ohio anc
Southwestern railroad, consigned t,
the same firm by Coleman & Go.
Henning, Tenn.
A question Of veracity has sprunI
up regarding dispatches forwarde,
from Helena, Ark, to the st. Loui
Globe Democrat about the recen
election period. Mr.. Arnott Harris
H. L. Henderson, and General W. j
Smith, Of this city, figure in the affair
and their several statements do no
consist, but allowances are charitabl
made for many reckless remark
turned loose by ambitious politician
in times Of political excitement.
The nomination Of VIM. r. Moor
at Somerville on the seventh ballot b,
Al to 81, was not an enthusiastic In
dorsement Of our great Congressman
who, by the way, is the most unpopula
Representative in aud about Washing
ton City, that has yet been sent fron
this or any other district. Even th,
Stalwarts Of the Republican part,
heap ridicule upon and call him
weak sister. If the Hon. Casey YounI
or g. B. Simonton cannot fax him OF
election day, they'll not be wort
much afterWard.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAHL
Enables n. Bach, the live Halter
under the Peabody Hotel. q
o. - e.