Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-04
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Ice cream at Jordan's, 1876 Main.
yesterday asparagus. Lytle&Shields
Prairie hay in carload lots received
daily by Ike A. Chase, go Front.
Mr.. ]. G. johnson has been chosen
public guardian without opposition.
A superior quality mixed pickles,
by the gallon, at Lyle & Shields.
Mr.. Alex Jones and R. 81. Sneed
have been appointed Notaries Public
by the County Court.
The ladies Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church opened q bazar last
night at 247 Main street.
Golden Crown -four, finest that can
be made from wheat. S. l.. Moore &
Co.
The ladies Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church set an elegant dinner
daily at 247 Main street.
Mr.. j. f. Graves announces that he
has severed his connection with the
house of Wetter, Lsngstaff 4 Co.
New potatoes, new snap beans, new
peas, new beets and new caulihowers
at Matt Monaghan's, 244 Front.
Red snarpers, Lake Erie salmon,
fresh eggs and fresh can oysters, at
Victor d, Fuchs, 80 and 4l Jefferson.
Camphor 30 cents per pound; true
Persian insect powder only at Fahlen x
Kleinsmidt's, cor. of Beal and Second.
Another batch OF indictments have
been found against c. Mundilger,
claiming him guilty of embezzlement
and larceny.
Esquires Holeman, Bledsoe and Gal
loWay compose a committee Of county
Magistrates to fix rate of taxation for
the present year.
Lawrence Barrett and troupe will
be here a week from Thursday next.
His advance agent, Mr.. Joseph j.
Levy, arrived yesterday.
Spanish mackerel, pompano, red
snsppers, Reelfoot trout and bass,
Baltimore fresh oysters. at j. A. Sig
naigo's, 278 Second and 92 Beal.
A sixty day workhouse and $50 fine
sentence on H. Cory, passed by Judge
Horrigan, has been pardsned and
RENTED by Governor Hawkins.
The people of Helena, Ark, are
cleaning the mud out of their resi-
dences. left there by the recent food
through that pleasant little city.
No remains OF the lost by the steam
boat disaster have been found except |
the body Of the lady supposed to be |
Mrs. Smith, who was inferred on Sun
day last.
Officer Doherty found a bench |
trying to hold a man down on the
pavement, and succeeding pretty we'll.
The bench was lifted and the man
jerked.
Mrs. Mayburn'6 Twins" by the
author Of "Helen's Babies" is the
latest addition to the literary world. |
Mansford, 298 Main street, can supply |
the demand.
Take him back and feed him on
blank mango until to morrow. His
shattered constitution needs bracing.
was His Honor's injunction when
Frank Rick asked for a continuance.
Select mackerel, salmon, halibut.
white fish, Goldfish aud Russian her.
ring, and fresh stock of canned vege-
tables and fruits, at John Mergle's.
No. 450 Main street.
A very slight shower at Galveston |
and a sprinkle at Atlanta yesterday |
composed the total rainfall in the |
cotton belt, and none fell the day |
before except a moderate shower in |
southern Texas.
We had 9 inches and lO.lOOl
of an inch Of rainfall here last |
month. The total rainfall here since
January 18th measures 3l.29 inches. |
The weight Of water which has fallen
over Court Square during that time is
about 1000 tons, and over this city |
100000 tons.
Inc protestant Pastors AssOcia- |
ton held meeting at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church yesterday, |
lhe pastors present Including the
Revs. Tribe, Walker. Moody, Moore. |
Lowe, Venable, Richardson, Rose. |
Daniels, johnson and WOODBRIDGE. |
They report about one hundred &C |
eessions to their several churches |
during the past month.
Yesterday young medical friend oil
ours, who is about to take trip to |
Europe, was making some farewell |
calls on his patients, in company with |
young lawyer. While the doctor was
calling at the house Of a charming
young lady, the younglawyer remained |
seated in the buggy. A friend passing
BY recognized the doctors buggy. and
asked the lawyer what part Of the |
practice he attended to. The lawyer
replied: II write their last Wills and