Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-24
LEDGER LINES.

SeasldeS daily at Nllllams.
Try Saratoga chips, at Deans.
Prof. Saxby's hop tonight.
so cts roe shad, at Signaigo's, 278
Hop tonight at Cochran Hall.
Admission 30 cts. Ladies free.
so cts roe shad, at Signaigo's,9 2 Beal
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
The alarm Of fire last night didn't
count. There was no fire.
Fresh celery, tomatoes and new po-
tatoes at Matt Monaghan's, 244 Front.
The Abbott opera troupe appear at
Knoxville tonight and to. morrow
night.
Slightly better feeling in cotton to-
day, but there is big room for farther
improvement.
Jugs, jars, crooks and churns. Ike
A. Chase, 22O Front. Also 10000
second hand sacks.
II. Fitzgerald & Co., corner Front
and Jefferson, offer twenty sacks Of
peanuts very low.
The genial Jacob Leubrie, serving
as the real guard Of a trio Of brothers,
went to st. Louis last night.
Rev. D. E. P. Hammond will be
here to. morrow night and will preach
in the fernando street church.
After this week the markets will be
open to the public from 4 to 10 am.
and on Saturdays from 3 to 9 pm.
Light breeze from the northeast, and
temperature 47e at sunrise this morn
ing. Range yesterday Al to 551o.
The Right Rev. Bishop Charles r.
Quintard, it is announced, will preach
at Grace Episcopal church tonight.
Sol Coleman has the heaviest stock
of Imported Havana cigars in this city.
This is no idle tale, but a veritable
fact.
Copper plate, wedding and visiting
cards, engraved and printed in latest
styles at moderate cost at @. L. Byrd
& Co., 275 Main street.
The Baltimore Oriole delegation
were entertained in handsome style by
Mr.. d.. A. Montgomery, at his resi-
dence, yesterday evening.
For the latest style Of boots and
and shoes go to Voegeli & Co.'S, new
store, I'll Main street opposite Court
Square.
The garbarge, slop and paving
questions are among leading themes,
and rank in interest equal to the de-
cline in cotton and the sunAoWer pill
grims.
The big river foods the lower coun-
try with water, and the Common
wealth Lottery, Of Louisville, will
food highland as we'll as lowland
with prizes next Tuesday. Get a ticket
at once.
In the a Of Ben 7. Reeves VS..
Peter Tracy for $4,000 damages for
election from the grand stand on
Mardi Gras, before Judge Pierce, e
jury was being impaneled to.day.
It was showing up at Pittsburg early
this morning, and appears to have
been keeping it up there for nearly a
week past. 1t was also raining this
morning down on the Texas gulf
coast.
Conductor Robert Leach piloted
the Baltimorian Creole Club from
New Orleans to this city, arriving safe
yesterday afternoon. Captain Bob
calls the party the Creole Club, and
sticks to it..
Mr.. Ellis Leubrie was around last
evening shaking hands and saying
to his host of friends. He
took last nights train for his future
home at St. Louis, but expects to
come here on a visit now aud then.
All who have poll tax or other
receipts should know where to find
them. The value of keeping SUCH
documents in a handy place can oniry
be realized when the tax. eater calls
around and places a freshly made ont
bill before a citizen.
Among the features of the Arthur
st. Elmo spiritualistic exhibit'Io next
week is to be q torchlight Procession
every evening, free Of extra obarpe,
The admittance to the exhibition Is TO
be a dollar and that will be cheap
enough even for the stingiest man in
the land, considering the fact that
such a man may be privileged to COM
verse with departed angels by paying
A special meeting of the School
Board occurs tonight. The eases of.
Miss Augusta Towel and Mr.. nj. D.,
Mugan, suspended teachers. il is sun.
posed will be considered. and disposed
OF. Both it is expected will be rein.
stated, and their recent experience
may exercise a salut2ry influence upon
their future course. The lady and
gentleman are both recognized as exc
cellent teachers.
Travellers from below yesterday. on
the steamer Golden City, told a tale Of
nall a dozen starving cattle cen on an
isolated sand lump surrounded by
water, while one of the dead ~carcasses
OF the herd was half eaten by the
Wretched and suffering brutes. They
wouldn't have believed it possible If.
taey had not seen the animals nibbling