Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-15
THE CITY.
LKDGER LINES.

DAVuN laultc O~Oie6toi 1auEt ,.
Best buckwheat, Lyle & Shields.
For bricks, telephone Jno. Oubbins.
Another heavy frost this morning.
New buckwheatJ Os. P. Carey & Co.
0zanne& Mays new store, 257 Main.
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, 90
Main street.
Gilt EDGE creamery butter, 4Oc per
pound at S. L. Moore & Co.
Lytle & Shields prepared buck
wheat is the housekeepers' favorite.
Fresh oysters daily by express, S.
i. Moore & Co., corner fernando and
Vance.
Prof. Saxby has composed a new
round dance which will be known as
Saxby's favOrite, Friday night.
Licenses were issued to-day to
Milton Alexander and Tennessee
jones' NJ. Fell and Kate Schwab.
Prof. Saxby will gives grand select
soiree next Friday night at his ball
l6I Main street. Admission fifty
cents, ladies free.
The Tennessee Brokerage Associa.
ton now takes trade orders on Chicago
markets for year corn, December
wheat and January provisions.
s. L. Moore & Co., corner Herman.
do and Vance,sell groceries lowerthan
any house in the city. They will not
be undersold. Telephone your orders.
The largest and h~andsomest assort-
ment Of gentlemen underwear in the
city a be found at Sam Mays, 1854
Main street. The stock for winter is
extra superior.
To-day week the ever popular Lit.
tie Havana Lottery will again scatter
handsome prizes among its ticket
holders. Wealth seekers should pro
vide themselves with tickets.
Extra choice lot of Reelfoot Lake
perch we're received to-day at Victor
D. Fuchs market, 39and Al Jefferson,
A fresh shipment Of those superb beef
tenderlOins,as we'll as fine red snappers
also arrived.
Miss Matte Abbott ran away from
the Ada Gray troupe at Chattanooga,
a few days since, aud she had as a
companion a New York drummer
Damed A. Simmonds. She had been
the Barbara Hare of the company,
New preserves, j%ellies, jams, apple
butter, peach butter, minco meat
buckWheat, maple syrup, sugarhousc
molasses, pickles, krout, pigs feet
and a thousand other good things, at
8. Il Moore & Co.'S, corner fernando
and Vance.
Inspector General Hadden was NJ
early this morning and rode along the
outpOsts, inspecting a working force
busy rounding up the streets south Of
Georgia aud neal the Selma railway
line. Though the air was decidedly
frosty at the time the Chief Justice
politely declined to accept the hospi
t%alities Of several citizens living near,
perhaps because they had the temerity
to address him as the head Of the
commune.
W. have had a late fall and a late
frost as well as a late spring, and the
crop season was all that coB'j h, de.
sired. Farmers all say that a kind
Providence never was more lavish ia
bestowing lavors than this year; hence
when National Thanksgiving Day
} comes, two weeks from to morrow
: the people will join extensively in
I expressing their heartfelt thanks for
: the bOunteOus iaVOrs they enjoy.
An assignment was recorded to dsy
! from John S. Collins, Of GAINESVILLE
Tenn, to j. j. West, in favor Of vari.
Gus creditors. The only ones men
toned doing business here are y.
Whitman &Co eco; fernando Iasur
Ance COmpaDy,s2 81 W. Y. c. Humes
$40. The assets consist Of one fourth
Of the stock Of the State Female
College Society, aad several pianos,
oogans and other school furniture.
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