Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-07
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Main street,
Moon changes to It's last ruarts
| this afternoon.
New mackerel in kit, just receives
BY Lyle & Shields.
1t was o'clock this morning whel
the convention sOs through.
Prairie hay received daily in car lot,
by Ike A. Chase, go Front.
Stop your leaky roofs by using Wat
sons paragon red oxide paint.
How do you like the ticket2" il
the question heard on all sides.
Porters third at Louisville and
sixth at Indianapolis Awful
The convention labored long and
with an industry worthy of reward.
Fling your flags to the breeze when
the Chicks come home this evening.
The Quapaws will pass through
here on their way home this evening.
Watson's paragon red oxide paint,
bsstsnd cheapest paint in the market.
The value of cotton advances rap.
idly, now that it is about all used up.
The original commander of the
Chicks, Captain R. P. Duncan, is ia
the city.
The politicians path is a slippery
one, especially when he becomes an
Office seeker.
The victorious Chicks will be at
home this afternoon at six O'Clock,
unless the train is delayed.
is Mr.. McCallum in2" asked a
man, as he stuck his head in the
County Registers Office today.
The Chsncery Court convenes Mon
day, by which tine Judge Mcdowell
will have returned from Bon Aqua.
1t would have been money in their
pockets and fame in reputation for the
Porter Rifles to have stayed at home
Aslight rain sprinkle in the early
hours before dawn, aud a second
edition of the same during the FORE
noon.
Our country cousins we're not will
ling to be sOt fat on in the conven-
ton yesterday, and they carried their
point.
The day after the battle is quiet
about the County Courthouse. Some
are happy and some are very, very
SAD.
Three couples we're licensed to
commit matrimOny yesterday. The
record does not show what Guilds are
interested.
Shipments Of red snappers and
maekinaw trout were received this
morning by Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and
Al Jefferson.
Breeze light from the southeast
early this morning, and at 6 am. the
was 10. Yesterdays
range was 60 TO 800.
The Porter Guards will meet all
their srmory at $50 this evening, and
march to the depot to meet the con-
IueriDg Chickens.
Vance street is to have a new brick
gutter between fernando and DeSoto,
in accordance with the desires Of resi-
dents in that vicinity.
There is one satisfaction resulting
from the late drill. and it is that the
bloEhards are now likely to
cease bOasting for a spell.
The trail arms movement is one in
which the Porter Rifles, Of Nashville, |
excel, and they are expected to march |
into their armoryi in that position.
Persons leaving the city for the
summer can order the DAILY LEDGER
at % cents per month in advance, with |
the privilege Of changing postofice.
The question Of school superinten-
dent for the ensuing scholastic term,
is topic almost as momentous as that
Of the scramble for political prefer.
ment.
Fair weather in the west gulf States;
cloudy, with local rains, in the Mis-.
souri, valley, the Ohio valley and In
Tennessee, are the Signal Service
prognostics for to-day.
Hang your banners on the outward
wall another application for charter
for a Marriage Guild was registered
to-day. It is to be called the Mem
phis Mutual Aid Society.
Have you ever tried Sol Coleman's
No. l5s? They are sold by Sol for five
cents each. We have never smoked
as good cigar for the money. Try
them lust one time.
Let Little Rock be no Spartan
mother. Whether they come home
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