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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23
PROVISIONS.

THE provision market In this city continues
large and orders are coming forward from all
parts of northern Texas, The arrangements
made by merchants here by which any decline
IN prices north shall affect the market here in a
like manner, has made this the great marke, for
meats and lard in Texas. Our quotations win
always reflect the state of the market not only
here, but In packing centcrs of the north.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
BAcoN-Long clear sides, .lSc; short clear,
lSS: breakfast bacon loo.
Dry sALr-Long clear sides, l2A; short clear,
1870
HAas--Canvassed Is.
LARD-Tierce l3c; half barrel, lS9c; Pals S
To ~ bslSa@l4C, 3 lbs. at li@li y
There was not great deal OF variation IN
mess pork in Chicago to-day. For May II
opened nj si9, 20 and closed at the same figures,
FIVE cents above Saturday For June deliveries
Il opened at $40 S., and declined closing nj
sl9 65 the same price rs on Saturday.
NEW loRI, May 22,-Pork il iirmer 10 TO zoe.
Lard tirmer, IL 81 10,
LIVERPOOL, May 22.-Lard is quoted to-day Al
IS pork, s7 long clear middlcs, OF short clear
middles 81
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HUGHES, SPRING wAaoNs,Erc.

THIS Is the grea, central depo, for all kinds Of
wagons buggies carriages etc, nom which
country dealers get their supplies. The follow.
ing are ruling prices here
1opAr's QUOTATIONS.
sHAvrs-e4na poles, egNsis per dos.
BuoolEe-1rAde h and spring, tor. epOoi0Q do
open GorsQ do side sprinRA Top, li0p6iss
side bar, si0o 0lse do phaetonS n aS@ibo A grads
side spring nto9N0 do .pf 4,ons Sis0e20S
eiio6ise thfSS Or ine wasoni SSO0iis.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

DALLAS is rapidly coming to tbs front as an
important market for boots aud shoes. The
stocks kept In this branch of trade are full and
complete, and few cities In the west or south
can boast OF better asSoriments, There Is one
advantage this city has over any other In this
line of business which is that all the goods are Sc
lccted with AN eye single to the wants of thi.
section Of the country, and couptry dealers can
secure Just what they desire and what is most
Saablc. Prices here are fully rs low Tvs are thos,
of any other wholesale point IN the country
and the goods nre sold on like favorable terms
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DRUGS.

No branch of business in this city has grown
more rapidly in the last year than that OF drugs.
Dealers have shown II commendablc energy in
pushing their trade into every portion of the
state, and to-day there is hot another wholesal-
ing point in Texas that can boast of rs large
shipments In this line us Dallas one prime
ut which sales are effected here and dealers are
at all times willing TO duplicate any bills made
In any other city in the west without consider.
ing freights. The quotations below are revised
and corrected.
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LIQUORS.

TuK liquor trade cf the city has been active,
and the better brands OF goods are In active ~.
quest Shipments have been heavier than d
nsIiss Tbs trsds IN this iins A. s.sumirr
laxe proportions. and extends TO nearly every
county In the state. The low prices IL which afl
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Total ..,......,....... sllSiu,taG sl2i Si3 953
The wear lSS was an exceptional one In dry
gnnis importing generally; and, Ms anticipated,
the year succeeding exhibited decline In every
class VI fabrics. which eventually amounted 10
sll, l6l, $50. urp per cent This may lie more
properly attributed IN the excessive imporm'
tons of the preceding year. rather than ~ any
depression In values, which had but limit
effect With duties averaging 6l per cent on
wonlcns IS per cent On silks, rs per cent on
Cnttons, aud ~ per cent ON ilaN goods, the value
VI these imports IN ISL, was raised over s6oOO,'
100, making their total value, duty paid, sizes.
. coo. tor $50 ~, 200 more than the value OF the
entire product NJ our eastern cotton mills, This
n fair illustration of our independence of for.
clgu supplies, through the beneficial eject OF
the protective systcml With few exceptions
the average duties on these articles are the heav.
lest IN the MriNlist aud vet, as already remark.
ed they constitute about 20 per cent OF the total
imports,
Gcing further Into detail, It will be observed
that woolcus experience the heaviest loss
amounting to sLh0tOl, or ~ per cent, the de-
cline being mos, noticeable IN cloths and cassi'
mctcs Dress goods show large falling OF, rs
likewise carpets and shavls, though OF the lat
ter We now import comparatively little. FlaS
manufacture were sent here IN much smaller
quantities, the decrease amounting TO sLcNOoo,
ar nearly "a per cent The returns, however, do
classes ~ goods experiencing this dimuniuon.
There wa, loss VI s2,OOOOCO or, drcr cent In
sllk,, chiefly IN piece silks. vclveis and ribbons
In cotton the decrease, amounting 10 over VI.
OOON ot y ~ per cent was well distributed,
| aud thec wcrr fewer variations than In the tcN.
tiles. uncoorcd Co,tous actually showing asligh'
Increase.
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WOOL Ann nilks,

TVS rod prices offered Cor vol In this cIsy
ere having their influence on rvcsipis. and shs
srnya ers tncfeasinH fapidly. Dallas should
Of COTTON and grain In north TEXAS, and with
porpef enorts On the part u buyen tine deslra.
" end can y siscisd. The idvancsd pricss
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DRY GOODS.

UNLIKE many other cities in the south and
west Dallas Is seldom affected in her Wholesale
trade by what is known as the dull season.
When one crop becomes exhausted another
comes n and thus trade is continuous, whereas,
IL business was dependent on the cotton crop
alone there would be long periods during the
summer months when transactions would be
light The dry goods, like all others i'll the
city, has continued to increase and sales are re-
ported by dealers MS far better than ever before
ut this season. A very large number of mer-
chants in north Texas never think of buying in
any other market, aud those who do investigate
prices In more distant cities are sure to return to
this place where they find they can buy rs how
and on us favorable terms as In any other whole
sale point in the country. There are only few
changes 10 note In our quotations, prices gener-
| ally being very firm and steady.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS
rGlNrs-Freeman's, 8; Lodi. o. Gloucester
| 6; Harmony, 5; Cocheco, GS; Merrimac, 81:
| Greenwich 81; Allen, 6; Albion solid, 81; Pea
body solid, Ok; Peabody black, 5A Simpson
black, ca; Simpson mourning, Ga; Gloucester
| mourning 6h.
HEAVY Brown DoaEsrlcs- Augusta A, ~;
Indian Head, 81; swift Creek, Al, 6S; Etna-
"a, "a; Edgeneld, 49, IN; Cabot "A, ~,
&c. PasOy g. e. Charter ara S oas IT, lake George
T. ~; Great Western, 4-A $; international
A., 81,
FINE Brown DosEsTic-Lakc George, *
Harvest So; Pocahonias, .; Great Falls, ";
1
BLgAcaFp DoxEsrrcs-social, TO- Sunny
Side " bonneville, ~; Forest S; Rlg Bon.
| ANA, rs, ca; Auburn, SA: Lousdale, ~;
| LonSdalc, cambria IL; Wamsutta IL; New York
Mills, ~; Diamond Hill, cambria, 9h Knights,
cambric, ~, Hero "A, o. Hero, rs y Ballard.
vale, Z; Cambridge, rs 2: Peerless, "a, 5S.
| DuCKs-Arkwright H. Ettrick, S-oz IL; Stark,
500, l2t,; Stark 1907 III Savage, s-oz l2H; lamp.
den brown and drab 90, 10, llamden Xxx, do, II;
Boston, 1907, brown and drab l7h; Montauk. IL
| inch 2S No. s i0inch,, wa No, s, 81 inch,
57l; Gold Medal Blue AK Lion, brown and
| drab, H.
| PLAID ossApuRds-Delia, ~; Economy, l9H;
Ottawa, ST. Michigan, 50; Belle, ~; Wood.
| lawn, 81; Catawba, "a,
TiCRiSd--Amoskeag AGA, lst,; Hamilton u
Hollywood plaid, II; Standard z, 10; EsSton Il,
| ~ Omega l6e
The New York ommercal Bulletin publishes
the following In regard to the imports of dry
| goods;
BELOW we present statement compiled from
the Official report Of the Bureau Of statistics, Civ
ing the total importatiOns into the United State,
of the four principal classes uf tcxtileS-cOitun,
| wonlcns. silks aud flax goodS-during the pas
two years. These figures are highly interest
ing illustrating MS they do the magnitude q
our trade In foreign textiles, which, II should u,
tirSt understood, forms about one. ftlh of our to
tai merchandise imports, and provides us at thu
same time with over onc-third Of the revenu,
this trade IN New York City, whittier about "
per cent Of these imports come, Is therefore ap
pnrsuL
The imports into the United States OF thcs,
fabrics In the year ending December n, were u
follows
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HWITy WVVTNl NWITV TIVIIIIHWT'
The San Antonio Express, Of Saturday, says
the receipts by rail TO date amount To 1,9ii, O5l
pounds, and the receipts by wagons exceed
those 10y rail, so that the total receipts of wool
here thus fur this week are above 40 5000
nnnnla.
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Of the best markets in the STATE
TO-DAY 5 QUOTATIONS..
ALcoHoI-s2 so per gar as per high wines,
WHIsgY-Rectited, 81 l091 SO, as per proc
sour mash one year Old, 81 Co two years ole
81 O0Gs2 25; three years old, So 5O@s2 70; fancy
extrs oldwhisky. Sll5. as per age
WISEs-Claret In case, S3d5, per quality; Ca
tawba, per gal 90col so, Port 81 20d3 Sherry
per ga, q 2OaS. Madeira, per gal, q 60@5; whit
wine in cases, 81 00@lO.
CHANPAGNE-Jules Mum & Co, s25@2e Held
sick, in basket S26@2s; KruE. in basket s26cg2
Domestic champagne, s7@li.
ALE-stocR Ale, per doc, a. 0092 %; Porte
per doz. 81 00@2 25
BOTTLE BEER-St. Louis quarts sI2; piuts $40 S
Rudweiser. own size. sl2 so pints, GA 90; En-
langer beer quarts, slS; pints, $3.50.
Hub Punch, $780,
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grades of liquors are he here renders this one
Of the best markets in the STATE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22
TAY Our
Cato Key West Cigars!
Zoe straight.
A DELICIOUS SMOKE.
L. sAMELSON q co.,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
Other Good Thines.

A fresh supply Of these delicious
denizens Of the salty deep, pompano,
have been received by Victor d.
Fuchs, at his depot on Jefferson
street, and are selling at the reduced
figures Of from fifty to seventy cents
each, as to size. This is much cheaper
than has heretofore ruled for these
epicureAn favOrites.
The same dealer has a liberal stock
Of fresh Shaker eggs, Lake Erie sal.
mon and a lot of fine red snappers.
The latter and the pOmpano came,
last evening, from Pensacola, and all
who would like a good dinner to-
morrow have only to 90 to Fuchs to
find all they require to make up a
capital one.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Cumberland Presby Church, Court
street. Services at II am and 8 pm.
Rev. II. A. Jones, pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church, corner
Main and Beal Observation-Disclosures at
$50 am; service at II am. and pm,
by Rev. w. q. Woodbridge.
First Baptist Church, corner Second and
Adams streets--Sunday-school at $50 a.
M; preaching at II am. and 1870 pm, by
the pastor, Rev. r. A, Venable.
Linden street Christian Church-Sun-
day-school at s am; Lords Supper 1880
am; preaching HOO am. and 1880 pm.
Rev j. NJ. Tribe, pastor
Strangers Church, Union street, below
Third-Rev. NM Long, pastor Morning
services at II o'clock and evening at 8
o'clock.
First Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Third and Poplar steeets--Services at IL
am. and SPIN. by the Rev. Eugene Dam
iel, pastor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22
PERSONAL.

Attention is called 10 new list Of
houses in W. A. Wheatley's rent list
to day. AZ
The shoe store Of A. K. Sloan, 22l
Main street, has been elegantly fitted
up, so that the surroundings will be
in keeping with the first. class goods
which load his shelves. The ladies
especially are invited to call and ex-
anime the stock, which, Tor latest
style, beauty Of finish, good material
and low prices, cannot be surpassed in
the limits Of the Taxing District.
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Great Hush TO
GEORGE SCHILLY'B
for the lannon's
BOOK and BERLINER BEER,
BOOK WURST, etc. 43t
Spring Hats.

spring Hats.
SeasOnable bats, suitable for men
or boys wear, can be had Of Martin
Cohen, 2l9 Main street. His immense
stock has been received and embraces
al the latest and best styles known to
the trade. As practical hat maker, Mr..
Cohen is fully alive TO the wants Of
the hst-wcaring public, and his
knowledge Of the business has enabled
him 10 select only such goods as ia
sure satisfaction, not only in style and
finish, but also in prices. Call on
Cohen II you need a hat. ~
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Choice Spring Lamb,
ALBERT SEESSRL'S MARKET,
I24 Main street.
AMUsEMENTs.
"BTanOIa."

''BTanOIa.'
The Few opera Of "Manola" was
presented by the Ford English Comic
Opera Company at Leubrie's theater
last night to the best audience of the
week. The seats in the lower part Of
the house were all occupied, and from
twenty-five to fifty persons stood up
around the walls. The second tier was
also nearly full. The opera gave emf
nent satisfaction TO all, and like others
given by this fine company, ran
through from first to last without mis-
takes or delays. 1t is to be repeated
to night, the same being the closing
performance OF the Ford Company.
This afternoon Patience" is the pro-
gramme. The company go next to st,
Louis.
The Concert Monday Night.
The proposed concert of Mrs. G. H.
Fits and Miss Bessie Pierce at Leu
brie's Theater, Monday night, has
every prospect of being decided sue,
cess, in an artistic as well financial
sense, and the names Of those who are
to participate, printed yesterday, af
ford assurance Of most delightful
entertainment.
The Walking Tournament.
The walking tournament at tn,
Exposition building begins on Monday
evening next at 8 o'clock. The si1
contestants arc in fine condition and 8
brilliant weeks sport is anticipated
Everything has been carefully arranged
to make the affair interesting.
Mr.. Dan O'Leary, one Of the pedes
TRANS, will give each child in atten
dance during the contest a set Of sou
venir picture cards. The price of ad
mittance for children will be twenty
FIVE cents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22
FRESH IMPORTED
VILLAR VILLARS
AT SAMELS0N'S.
House Robbed.

The residence Of Mrs. Heath, a
widow, on the Raleigh road, beyond
the Leath Orphan Asylum. wss
robbed between two and four this
morning Of some $500 worth OF furni-
ture, and there is no trace of the
thieves, Three grown persons slept
in the house, yet the robbers did their
work so quietly that none we're dis
turbed. The wagon tracks this morn
ing disclosed their method of convey.
ance, but gave no clue to where they
went.
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fire This Morning.

The junk house of s. Gabay, on
Shelby street, near Beal, was destroyed
by Gre between one and two o'clock
this morning, Loss covered by a
policy for $500 in Marx & Bensderf's
agency.
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Dismissed.

The supposed bucketshOp case was
dismissed last night in the Criminal
Court, at the solicitation. it is said, of
the Attorney General, This action
created much comment in legal circles
to day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22

II L. full Of bad tissss, ara ms usiy
ridges left theirs By sesst layers II
graded down wuald ltbptoGs that
thoroughfare very much,
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Fine Card Photos. 90 per dozen.
Cottage Gallery, Real st. &c
Ont of FIX.

Ont OF FIX.
The Horn Lake road, between two
and three miles from the city, has a
bad hole in it, which has most Scri-
GUS effect upon vehicles, especially
those run by Mr.. John Walsh, and he
would like the proper authorities to
attend to the matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22
Another Victim.
Opposite Peabody Hotel.

Another Victim.
The buffalo went to the dump, dead,
this morning. He died during last
night from the effects of the fire on
the Golden City. The poor fellow
was patched, plastered aud doctored
so that he kept bis feet until yester-
day, and last night gave up the ghost.
Many wondered how he stood up 50
long under the fearful scorching he
received.
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Smallpox.

Mr.. VIM. Krouse, member of
Banner Lodge l. o. 0. f., was taken
i'll at his residence on Linden street,
near Shelby, last Wednesday, and this
morning his case developed into small.
pOx. A family Of cOlored people on
Georgia street, near Lsuderdale, have
been suffering for some time past with
the same malady, and one child has
died while another was not expected
to live this morning.
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LEDGER LrERg.


Fine fresh oysters at Earrells.
Try Saratoga chips, at Deans.
Ripe strawberries. Lyle & Shields.
Elgin creamery butter, As cents, =.
Deans.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 2s2
Main street.
Large receipts ripe strawberries to,
day at Lyle & Shields.
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Cruel.Hearted lion.

I. Nelson, a German, living two
miles this side of Whitehaven, rode
the Heshless frame Of horse to town,
this forenoon, and got in the calaboosq
for his cruelty. The sight of the poor
brute was enough to soften heart Of
adamsnt, but nothing is likely to
touch NelsonI Except thestrong arm Of
the law.
A man named Hudson Anderson,
living near Elmwood, was fined SIS
in the Police Court. this forenoon, for
beating a COW to death. He was
allowed few days to raise the money
to square the bill for INDUCING in
such cruelty to a dumb brute.
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Mad Dog.

Mad Dog.
The FIRST mad dog of the season was
slaughtered by Officer HedriCk, at III
Jones avenue yesterday, and two 9TH
ers, bitten by the rabid brute were
also killed at the same time. Look
out for the dangerous things.
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CIearinghouse Report.
Buy Pitcher Pumps Of Browne
INC CheanneaIke & ohio.

The CheBnpeaIke a. Ohio.
Courier-Journal.
1t is thought that by MAY 18th
through cars will run from Louisville
to Washington over the Chesapeake
q Ohio. Through cars to the Virginia
watering places will be running
certainly before the opening Of the
summer season, and this will be a
most popular route for pleasure. By
June 10th the missing link" between
Paducah and Memphis will DO made
or through cars be run between Mem
phis and Washington and to Newport
News.
PUBLIC LEDGER Job printingIofice
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22

DELICIOUS.
Larabee's Choicest Cakes and
Crackers,
Honey, Iced and Plain JumbIes,
SmOwflakes,
White Cap a. Seed Drop Cakes,
Water Waters, Thin Waters,
Cream Gems, Mixed Drops,
Graham Waters,
lunch Cakes,
Vanilla and Lemon Waters,
COeOanut Tafiy, OswegO, Cham
payne and Beatrice Biscuits,
Frosted COcOanut and LEMON
Tea Cakes, CrackneII Biscuits,
Wine Drops, etc.
Peoples Mixed Cakes,
Just arrived.
BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL,
so BeaI Sc. 45t
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mo- nEALRRNi
To DEALERSi
IwilI sell my present stock Of
Cigars low for cash. III. ESCH,
az Main, cor. Adams.

President Hadden has had the Pop
lar street markethouse whitewashed
and otherwise repaired, which has
completely changed the appearance Of
that institution and so improved it
that it is hardly recognizable as the
dingy old markethouse Of the past.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22
FINEST IMPORTED
CIGARS
At SAMELSON'E.

See advertisement Of cheap lumber
in another column.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22

Although l sustained through the
calamity Of a raging Ere al my bust
ness place. Nos. 400, All and 413
Shelby street, a great loss, l will con-
tinue to carry on my business as usual.
My thanks to the efficiency of the Fire
Department and the bravery of the
6remen who saved my property from
total destruction.
S. GABAY, Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22

SUNDAY MORNING DELIvERYl
Parties leaving orders to-day
FOR Spring Lamb, Fish, Veg
etabIes, ETC.. can have same de-
nvered fresh Sunday morning By
HI. SEESSET,, SIR, q SON,
Corner Jefferson aud Second SITS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22

Fresh Havana Cigars
received to-day by
n. ESCH,
Az Main, cor. Adams,
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HI. A. THOMS. Undertaken,
Corner Adams and Second SITS.
2St
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pRoFEssIoKAL.
III ARfnta WnaA1LEY:

III ARfHCR WHE1fLEY.
~ K4I.kE5 BLOCK, a HAIE 81.
OfsrE for Rent;
ET5KEs AID HoOEs
Lflr street EtCrs 10. so. tOininK Nansford,
Irving block, store ard rooms, rs Second 81,
store 81 oesond 3. near Union, with cellar,
eto7s and Tss-zE y Poplar, near CourthOuSe,
Store Hna ROOFS, adams, near Frost.
kAfTDENcEs.
Nsgy nice DOeerl cottage Orleans nearYsnes,
ftsry frame. B5 Caussy. near South,
Bf.ek residences. prstty yards, 81 and 30
z AID IS Clay. and ~ Monroe,
- Oflssns, cor. Tate; ksrfhAil ave, houses
Moons. ID and 81 toorE, SO Main,
Choice cottage and yard, 81 Adam 4.
Pretty Little cottage. Dunlap. cor. Lane ave.
g sseOnd: also g M0sby n,
Zs Pep AZ, frame rsfidenes,
ADAM -, 4gl - par'l.
hr shi- place. near PrsTins sad L.
Lstsr-ii7 Third street. near Exchange,
" Poplar, corner Second.
Cunninghap place lBD0tsEoods), Jackson II.
houeef On BE nando. near sORta,
Pretty cottage back o. IL Afnes,
~ Carroll Avenue, near Poplar.
Ass Dreenlaw DperahOuse, Tor fes'iTalg, con
esrtf' meetings, etc. Special rates 70 ladies',
eazrches, school celebrations, etc.
WlsHISG 70 attend 70 some Improvement
w that can only be done during the sun
mer months. have concluded 70 rent 5lsnn
5Drings Hotel Tor the eoming ssason. None
out experlencsd end resp0nlible parties need
apply. To those interested IN the city refer.
enes . giyen 70 Joe 2 CaYy. "a Main street
and A " heweOm. Of LaWhOrn a Co. All in
quiries and communications addressed 70
D7S SIP GLENN, Randolph, Tenn.
pIAHO5 and Organs at Hollenberg's NuSi,
Il HouSe. ~ Main street. l1si
GT0RBHOUsE No. Sl7 Main, near Union
y Apply 70 GKORGE b pRTERS. Jr,
w Corner Madison and gNoond strsst
PUBLIC LEDGER.
cGsss 10 HGdissH s.fsss
rE " cEHTs PER WE EK
t He CITY
Saturday evening, April ~, Issa,
LEDGER LHBg.
Fine fresh oysters at Farrells.
Try Saratoga chips, at Deans.
Ripe strawberries. Lyle & Shields
Elgin creamery butter, As cents, :
! naanie
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Manufacturing Jewellers.
J. N. Milford & Co., 1888 Main, make
to order Medals, Bangles, Wedding
and Engagement Rings. Watches
and Jewelry repaired. 36teod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22

Ssis q seats SON usnesE ThErsdsy n0rsinE
g o'ci3ef, At H9llsDberE's nu1e store
Parqustts nd DresE Circle. 81. f9r Nsdnss-
dsy and Saturday Ma-iuesf. 3 esnU. Family
Circle. 50 esu;f. sal err csuts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22

A BORRBL muEtang mare, blaze face,
n year, old, white feet, scar on right breast,
70 ane and tail uptrimmed IS reward.
q IS JOHN HILL, No. WaleE street.