Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-14
PUBLIC LEDGER,
LEDGER LINES.

Full Moon
At l Samelson's, 5 for 25c.
Gloves cleaned by Mrs. Gray,404Main
Best roasted coffee. Lyle & Shields.
Oysters every style. Crystal Palace
LEDGER job printing Office, IL Mad
ison street.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 22
Main street.
Clements Arrow brand oysters are
the best. Try them.
Office of Scuppernong Wine Co.,
No. 4 Madison street.
Extra quality mixed pickles by the
gallon at Lyle q Shields.
Choice dressed turkeys and fresh
c ,lery at Victor d Fuchs, 80 and III
Jefferson street.
Five hundred choice turkeys, live
and dressed, at S. Clements. for Sat-
urday's market.
The Abbott Opera Troupe are at
Louisville this week, and are to be
here a month from now.
New Orleans had nearly an inch and
a half of rain last night, and it was
still falling this morning.
First-class watch and jewelry re.
pairing by j. N. milford Il Co., man.
ufacturing jewellers, 1888 Main.
The foods in the Cumberland and
Tennessee rivers will continue, say to-
days kilograms from the Washington
Signal Service Office.
New Seaside, by Duchess" MRS.
Forester" Jessie FrothengaM and
other we'll know authors, just to hand
at Mansford's, 299 Main street.
Rev. N. NJ. Long will preach at the
Strangers church morning and even.
ing tomorrow. His theme at night
will be The Force Of Habit
The schedule on the Memphis 4
Charleston railroad changes Tomorrow
Sunday. The fast mail train will
lave Memphis at 1925 am, instead
Of $50 an. as heretofore. No material
changes in time Of other trains.
The Governor has issued commits
sions for our recently elected Commits
s%iOners. They will doubtless 20 on
duty as soon as they qualify by giving
proper bonds, etc. Some have already
performed that important part of the
programme.
Rev. J.. G. Molloy and bride, nee
Miss Laura Brown, of ShelbyviIle,
KY, arrived this morning and will
spend a few days at his old home on
Alabama street. Mr.. Molloy will
probably preach at the First Presby
terrain church to morrow.
Elsewhere appears a notice OF the
death Of Mrs. Il. j. Coffin, wife Of Mr..
j. Il. Coffin, a well known Frontstreet
merchant. The funeral takes place
tomorrow afternoon from the resi-.
dence. at l28 Adams street, Rev.
Eugene Daniel officiating.
1t is limited that a young gentleman
Of Grand Lake, Ark, who has been in
our city the past week, is going out
West to locate, and that when estab-
lished he will return here and carry
of n of the most charming of the
many sweet bellies among our hand
some Jewesses.
The temperature fell to 400 here
this morning, 100 lower than yesterday
morning at the same time. The wind
came lightly from the northwest. Yes
terdays thenometrick range was 47lo
to.55lo. At st. Paul and Lacrosse on
the upper Mississippi, early this morn
ing the mercury recorded from 3 TO. G
degrees below zero.
1t was singing cold up the country
early this morning. the temperature
falling from 20 10 80 degrees below
yesterdays level. At ST. Leuis the
mercury was 269 above zero, and a
fresh northwest wind blowing. The
wind was the same at Cairo and every
where farther north the cold seemed
to be increasing. This will form ice
for packing purposes if the cold lasts
a few days.