Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-23
LEDGER LINES.

Ozanne& May new store, 257 Main
Coles circus comes a week from
Monday next.
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
New canned clans, Goldfish and bone
less herring at Lyle & Shields.
One hundred and 6lty-four arrivals
at three Of our city hotels yesterday.
The Wetter Nine and Eckfords will
play at Olympic Bark to morrow
afternoon.
Look Before You Leap" a new
novel in cheap series, by Mrs. Alex
ander, at Mansford's.
The Cinderella" attraction begins
next Monday. A full rehearsal took
place at the theater this forenoon.
Frost occurred in the upper Missis
sippi valley, north of Dubuque. The
mercury up that way was down to 460.
Flags Of all nations, large, small and
otherwise, and all kinds Of bundinl
will be lavishly thrown out on the
10Th of next month.
Chinese lanterns, tran~sparencies and
Examinations of a varied character
will be a part of the night display or
the 18th of next month.
Deeds were recorded to-day from NJ
Parker to R. H. Whitmore, r. II
Whitmore to W. L. Clapp, j. w
Young to Mary Jones.
The sale Of tickets in the Littl,
Havana Lottery closes on Monday
and every seeker after wealth in tn,
Taxing District should have a ticke
Licenses to marry were issued thi
forenoon to Simon Perry and Lauri
Strong, Jerry Butler and Lydia Jack
son.
ReelfoOt lake perch, MackinaV
trout, New York Count oysters, Bal
ttmore can oysters and fresh celery a
J. a. Signsigo's, 27S Second and 9.
Beal. Free delivery.
The dealers in cotton futures a
New York are evidently trying to worI
a cerner on September deliveries. A.
present the bears are getting the wors
Of the squeeze.
In this life a mar generally keep
his own interest in view. In buying
ticket in the Commonwealth Lotterl
he always looks out for number won
Mana" "Pot Bouille," "L'Assom
moir" and Renee" by Emile lola
in zoo series; Century Magazine, foi
October, at Jimmy COrwin's new
stand, 285 Main street.
Mackinaw trout, red snappers, St
Louis beef tenderloins and choic,
fresh meats of all kinds, as we'll a
vegetables, can be had at Victor D
Fuchs market, 80 and Al Jefferson.
The mercury's lowest at the sigma
Office this morning was $40. In ex
posed places it was down to 49,. Tn,
range yesterday was 30 to 66o. N,
rain fell anywhere South yesterday.
Venison, hams, saddles and steaks
first Of the season Black bass, sal
mon and red snsppers, for Sunday din
ner, at JnO. Signaigo's, 27S Second ant
90 Beal street. Free delivery.
Dress parade drill, fire works ant
a big street procession, are among tn,
spectacular features of the approach
ing jubilee for the twenty sixth o
next month. Committees having th,
matter in charge are laboring earnestl,
to make it a great success.
In one of the early days Of tn,
present week the sales of a single dr.,
goods firm here suDmed up $28,O OO
instead Of $4,000, as previously re
ported, and the sale was the heavies
on record by 5000. A days transac
ton in the fall Of 70 amounted I,
1920
The closed doors Of so many estab
lishments on Main street to-day is al
indication Of the holy observance o
the Jewish holiday. Sol Coleman
great cigar house is most conspicuous
as all is silent within and without
and differs from the usual stir. Mr.
Coleman will reopen his fine establiah
ment this evening at 6 o'clock.
The observation that the perform
ance Of Jupiter Pluvius was of shor
duration, and that cotton picker
would doubtless be at work again to-
day, has brought out an old frien,
who says our colored brother neve
picks cotton on Saturday, and ever
though it rained' forty days he woul,
rest until Monday. The item, how
ever, didn't refer to the cOlore,
brother.