Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-10-14
TEN CEMTS PER WE
HE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Cream pufs,
At Specht 4 Walters,
Napkin soap, all the rage.
Snowflake biscuit. Lyle & Shields.
0zanne& Mays new store, 257 Main,
New La. molasses, first Of the season,
received to day by Lytle & Shields.
Best brick for sale. Telephone
John Cubbins.
Brown t. Jones, coal dealers, 282
Maia street.
Atmore's mince meat. Buckham &
Campbell.
Matrimonial Bank Account Associ-
alton failed. Assets, $500.
Public Administrator League sat as
special Criminal Judge yesterday.
Our cotton men are counting on
half a million Of bales this season.
1900 punches ripe and green ba-
nanas, cheap, at D. Canale 4 Co.
Bird hunting is a favorite pastime
at present with those having time to
enjoy it.
Andy GOosby, for shooting to kill
his father-in-law, was sentenced to
three years.
The Marriage Belle Association
made an assignment to A. Hatchett
this forenoon.
Cal Raven, after stabbing Gus Con-
molly, another darby, on Causey street
yesterday, escaped.
The will of ]. D. Brewster was ad-
mitted to probate to-day, and W. j.
Shurford appointed Executor.
Collectors-Permane employment
will be given to active and reliable men
by applying to j. j. Williams, court
house.
The eleven dollar per ton arrange
ment for cotton seed about Vicksburg
has failed through and prices are re-
ported nominal.
For satin and satin brocade button
boots and slippers, white, light blue
and pink slippers, go to Zellner's, 300
Main street.
A meeting Of the Women's Christ
ian Temperance Association will be
held at half past three this evening, at
30 Jefferson street.
On his way to the island yesterday,
in charge of a prisoner, Bob Ware, a
guard, got drunk. His prisoner took
charge Of him and an officer took
charge of both.
The city Of Helena has handled
$500 bales Of cotton out of the new
crop, and over 10000 bales may be
expected to 60 from there this
season. Here half a million is a safe
count.
Perhaps the locals of the LEDGER
and Appeal are writing a play fUll Of
slang, in which sixteen persons are to
BE- killed before the third act, as
charged, and perhaps they will all be
near relatives Of the Avalanche 10.
cll.
This weeks Harper's Weekly has q
splendid illustration drawn by Fred.
Anderson, of this city, Of the burning
Of the steamer R. E. Lee. Jimmie
Corwin, at 285 Main, has a few extra
copies,
Another lucky Mempbian is rejoic
ing over a large prize drawn last
Tuesday in the Little Havana Lottery.
Memphians have been very fortunate
in the various drawings Of this popu
lar lottery.
The steamer Jennie May, en- her
way from st. Louis to Fort Smith, il
ad ling TO her cargo at this port Is, OOC
feet of lumber, 10000 feet plasteriDg
lath stuff and Eve tons of sash weights
the whole furnished by our city mer.
chants and mechanics.
Those choice ~tenderloins, the fnesi
meat in the world, can be had Of
Victor d. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson
street. He also has fresh meats of all
kinds, fish, vegetables, celery, etc.
Leave orders to day for Sunday morn
ing delivery.
Luke SckOolcraft, Of Barlow, Viii.
son & Co.'S minstrel troupe, remarked
to a friend Of his that Samelsou'l
Chickasaw Guards cigar was equal Il
any two for 25c cigar he ever smoked
in aoy Eastern city. l Samelson &
Go. sell them a. loo straight.
1t didn't get closer than ten degrees
Of frost this morning, 549 being tn,
lowest. Yesterday it ranged from G.
to 75'. 1t w.s down to 48o ct Nash
vile this morning, aud the tempera
turc is FROM 10 to 1872 degrees oooleI
than it was yesterday in all the town
ranging between Louisville and Littl,
Rock. The only frosty area heard
from is away up about Bismarck
Dakota, where the mercury fell to 400
There is no danger Of frost hereaboutI
for some days to come.
1t is conceded by thousands Of cor
noisseurs that Sol Coleman's imported
cirgars are the ineFt IN the land. al
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