Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-05
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Abe Looney is now Captain Of the
Waldran Guards.
Go aud see Condon's fine hand
sewed shoes and slippers.
PUBLIC LEDGER hindery and lob
Office, Ii Madison street.
Prairie hay in carload lots received
daily by Ike A. Chase, go Front.
A superior quality mixed pickles.
BY the gallon, at Lyle 4 Shields.
The ladies should call and see Con-
don s fine shoes and slippers.
The Cotton Exchange Of LIVERPOOL
will be closed on Good Friday.
New maple sugar, just received BY
Buekham h Campbell, 80 Beal.
Don't delay buying ticket in the
grand drawing of the Little Havana
Lottery, but get one at once.
Pompano, red snappers and fresh
eggs received this morning BY Vieter
d. Fuchs, 80 and Il Jefferson.
New potatoes, new snap beans, new
peas, new beets and new caulihowers
at Matt Monaghan's, pa Front.
Mr.. W. w. Murray, late United
States District Attorney, will remove
to Huntington, Tenn, his early home.
CamphOr 30 cents per pound; true
Persian insect powder only at Fahlen &
kleinschmidt's, cor. Of Beal and I'd.
Prof. Saxby's class for ladies aud
gentlemen tomorrow night Thurs
day, not tO-night). No hop this week.
Clint billiard, bad darby, goes to
the Island for nearly eighteen months,
unless he escapes before the time cx-
pires.
Spanish mackerel, pOmpano, red
snappers, Reelfoot trout and bass,
Baltimore fresh oysters, at j. A. Sig
naigo's, 27S Second and 90 Beal.
A commendable and spirited effort
is on foot to arrange for big fall
meeting. The movement is in good
hands, and is likely to be a success.
Mr.. Joe j. Leyey, the afable adj
vance agent Of the Lawrence Barrett
dramatic troupe, is in the city arrang-
ing for the coming of the company fe
represents.
Select mackerel, salmon, halibut,
white fish. Goldfish and Russian her
ring, and fresh stock Of canned vege-
tables and fruits, at John Mergle's,
No. 45O Main street.
What to Wear and how to make ii
for spring and summer seasons; Dem
crest, Review de Ia Mode, and Bon
Ton, the latest arrivals from the land
Of styles, at Manstord's.
At the State Grand Lodge meeting
Of the Knights of Honor to be held in
Nashville next Wednesday, Messrs.
J. 2. Young. S. G. DePass and b. K.
Pullen will be delegates from this
city.
The county authorities have granted
permission, free oflicense, for Messrs.
Alderman, Parsons and Harding TO
exhibit the scorched one-eyed buffalo
and Louisiana black bear, both Of
which saved themselves from the
wreck Of the Golden City.
Charles Herzog & Bro. continue to
advertise themselves as Job Printers
ard Blank Book Makers, when every
business man in Memphis knows they
have no sign of printing Office or bind.
cry, but give the work out to the least
bidder. when they receive an order.
Ask any printer in the city, he will
tell you this.is so.
The house occupied by Alcorn 81
Co, burned out last night at Friars
PolLt, belonged to Mrs. Ella 2. Morton.
and, as elsewhere stated, was insured
in Melford's agencies for $500. Sam
uel Robertson was not insured. The
storehouse occupied by D ckinson be-
longed to the firm, and was not in
5ured. Their stock was insured, but
the sum is unknown here.
The Grand Jury we're busy to-day
hearing evidence regarding the late
Golden City disaster. Several wiz
nesses were examined this forenoon,
many Of whom knew nothing except
BY hearssy. The Attorney General is
80 much bent upon exhausting all his
resources, that even the Squire who
held the inquest was summoned 10
give evidence in the case