Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-18
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figs and Mince meat, Lyle 4 Shields.
Eggs and butter by the package.
lower than the lowest, at MOI Adams.
500 boxes fancy Florida oranges in
fine shipping order, d. Candle & Co.
Entertaining entertainments will be
numerous this week in various quar-
tiers.
Music books. magazines, illustrated
papers, etc, bound at the PUBLIC
LEDGER bindery, 10 Madison street.
Don't forget that Zellner & Co. are
now located in their new store, 300
Main street. corner alley, opposite
Peabody Hotel.
Frost occurred yesterday morning
asfar south as Cedar Keys and Jack
sonviIle, Fla, Port Eads, La, and
Galveston, Texas
The Rev. VIM. L. BOggs is to preach
At the Second Presbyterian church to-
night at half past seven. Subject.
Future Punishment.
Mr. James Howard was fined $lOC
and mulcted in costs amounting to
SIS additional for selling liquor in the
Thirteenth civil district.
The fair grounds and race course i
offered for sale by its present owners
the price being somewhere in th'
neighborhoOd Of $4,000.
Nc holiday present would be mort
appreciated than tickets in the Little
Havana Lottery, the next drawing o.
which takes place Saturday.
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
pemorest, and Young Ladies journal
just received at Jimmie COrwini
news stand, 285 Main street.
Business men will find it to thei
interest to have all their job printinI
done at the PUBLIC LEDGER jOl
printing Office. 10 Madison street.
The Chickasaw Lodge |. o, o. Fl
to meet tonight. also the ROlan.
Lodge K. Of P. aud the Memphi
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 50, ,. 40
A. NJ.
The PUBLIC LEDGER Sob printin
Office and blank book mandatory, !
Madison street,executes every class {
such work in good style and at 10
rates.
Memphis Lodge, Knights Of Homo
holds its annual meeting to.nigh
Election Of officers and other impol
tant matters. Large attendance rt
quested.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printiT
. Office and book bindery is prepared
execute work with. neatness and di
II, patch, and at as low rates as any con
petitor.
The German Casino celebrated the
wenty.t third anniversary at their ne
hall, % Jefferson street. a pa
Of the ceremony was an entertainme
/ In honor OF the society's newly elect,
officers.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printil
Office constantly receives new type
the latest styles, and the Office gene
ally Is kept up to the highest standal
Of excellence.
O, Stack, who killed George Cart
last spring, some distance north
Oollierville, was captured near Reeve
Station, up the G. & o. r. R., and
now in Jail here.
Hand bills Of all sizes, from Il
smallest to a three sheet poster, do
with nestness and dispatch, at Il
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing OfiC
Prices as low as the lowest.
As usual zellner l. Co., 300 Ma
street, are in the field again with
Unprecedented line of embroidsr
: slippers Of new designs, for hold
presents, at very low prices
E The temperature rises slowly. 7
lowest here was 80 degrees this NOR
ing, and the lowest yesterday was
) The only rain anywhere South is dov
along the Gulfin Central Texas.
i Letter heads, envelopes, bill hea,
a bills Of lading, cards and all kinds
commercial printing done as well a
q as cheap at the PUBLIC LEDGER off
It. as anywhere in the United States.
J. To-day the sales Of tickets in
: Louisiana Lottery will close, as
4. drawing takes place tomorrow. M
=; srous lucky individuals will rejo
H. during the holidays over their priz
On Memphis Lodge, 1856, X. Of ]
= meets tc-iight for the annual elect
= Of officers and other important bu
ness. This is the Oldest lodge Of
., Order in the city and numbers 4
members. etIr
Ladies, make a memorandum o.
. box Of Sol Co.eman's imported B
% morals, or ten pounds Of his FIRST %
. ity D. f. Gravely, or a fine me
scbaum pipe, cigarhOlder, or a n
y. cigar case, would be nice gifts. Try
e. A darky who claimstOhea hundI
years old, but who is really about 81
e 9 FIVE. has stood around Main and B
streets as = beggar for several ye
past. and there are several others
~ the same shade we'll known "A prol