Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-01
LEDGER LINES.

All Souls Day to morrow,
Crsnberries. Lyle & Shields.
Louis Lange's sewed misses corsets.
200 baskets grapes. D. Canale&CO.
Damned May new store, 257 Main.
For bricks, telephone Jno. Cubbins.
Clipped beef. Jos. P. Carey & Co.
Moon changes to its last quarter to-
morrow.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 81
Main street.
All devout Episcopals and Catholics
went to church to day.
Extra quality pickles, sauce and
catsup, by the gallon. Lyle 4 Shields
Senator Isham G. Harris has re-
turned home because Of illness.
1000 punches ripe and green banan-
as, cheap, at D. Canale 4 Co.
Thurber's No. 5, best &c cigar.
Fransioli's, corner Union and Second.
For Handsome phaton and
gentle family horse, at 10 Madison st,
Green things are growing in the
gardens as vigorously as if it were
spring time.
Blue fish, Reelfoot perch and red
snapperS, at SignaigO'S, 278 Second
and 81 Beal street.
More like May than November at
the present time, but it is too warm to
last.
In their fresh Nile green suit the
Beal street stores Of Colonel NJ. Ma
gevney look real neat.
Pictures of Keene in various char
acters, costumes and attitudes adorn
the outer walls all about the city.
G. W. Naill, 352 Main street, i,
closing out a handsome line of Felt
Crumb cloths at less than manufac-
turer's prices.
Choice beef tenderloins, Reelfooi
Lake perch and red .nappers received
to day at Victor D. Fuchs market, 80
and Al Jefferson.
The Tennessee Brokerage Associa
ton now takes trade orders on Chicago
markets for year corn, December
wheat and January provisions.
One citizen saw ten hocks of wild
geese fly Southward yesterday, and he
expresses the belief that cold weather
is coming close after the flying iocks
Numerous Main and Madison stree
buildings look well in their new suit.
Of paint, though like the traditiona.
coat worn by Joseph, they are Of mani
colorS.
The Pioneer Cotton Mills, amonI
our most prominent industries, ar.
doing hugo woik, and the hum of tn,
machinery is real music to peopl,
OF the vicinity and passers by.
Prof. Sa1by's dancing academy i
open the season at 1874 Mali St
Ohildren's and misses beginning elias.
Mondays aud Thursdays. Advanced
class Wednesdays and Saturdays at
pm. Gents class every night, at n
1t don't look much like a snow
storm is near to-day, but the weathe.
telegram from Washington reports
one threatened in the lower Missoui
valley, and we are located very clos,
TO that valley.
Next week the regular drawing O.
the Little Havana Lottery will tax,
place, and wealth seekers should no
fail to invest. A Memphiau secure,
a handsome prize in the last drawing
of this lottery.
Colonel Casey Young made a faii
speech at the Greenlaw 0%perahous,
last night, and much enthusiasm wal
manifested by the audience, which
was large. The Hon. W. NJ. Smith
his competitor, also spoke. 1t was
quiet discussion, and the general YER.
dict was that Colonel Young haG
decidedly the best OF ii.
1t may be gratifying to people D
this city who hope to see Mrs. Langtry
and her fine clothes, to learn that her
entire wardrobe escaped harm at the
burning Of the Park Theater Monday
afternoon. The Albemarle Hotel,
where she lodged. was close by the
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