Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-10
Tuesday evening, Jan. 10. 1854
LEDGER LINES.
3easides daily at Williams.

Seasides daily at Williams.
Drizzly, raw and sloppy weather.
The season Of fOgs makes itself fell
Oysters every style, Crystal Palace
Not much life in the cotton trad
yesterday.
LEDGER job printing Office, l3 Mad
ison street.
Brown L Jones, coal dealers. q.
Main street.
Office Of ScuppernOng Wine Co.
No. 4 Madison street.
Edwin Booth and the new mOoI
visit us next week together.
The tree trimmers and lawn maker
have been busy for some days past.
Mercury 43e and wind northeas
early this morning. Range Of Their
mometer yesterday, 4lo to 800.
First class watch and jewelry re
pairing by j. N. Milford K Co., man
ufacturing jewellers, 1913 Main.
Those afflicted with rheumatism
grown under the heavy loads the,
have to carry at the present time.
The Trustees OF the Knights o
Honor paid the widow of the late W
j. Crosbie the sum Of $1,000 yester.
day.
The officers of Diamond Lodge
Knights of Honor were installed las
night. Their names were printed
several days ago.
Prof. Saxby's hop, Friday night. Of
Cochran Hall, 184 Main street. Glass
nights for ladies and gents Mondays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Share holders incur banks and in.
surance companies are just now gar.
nering their dividends, and they
naturally feel nice about it.
The Attorney General Of the county
is after the county magistrates with a
sharp stick, and looks toward trimming
the sails Of their expense account.
Mr.. John w. Casey, a grocery
keeper at the corner Of Main and
Poplar, died y~esterdayat his residence
in Chelsea, in the northern part of the
city.
A heavy rain fell at sunrise this
morning at Chattanooga. 1t was also
raining at Cairo, st Louis, Vicksburg.
Little Rock, Nashville, and all
around.
The Old Memphis Lodge |. 0. OF
will install their new officers to night
The Chickasaw and Banner have both
already performed that semi-annua.
ceremony.
The United States Supreme Couri
decides that the property of a bank
can be taxed by the city, if the afore.
said property is not used by the bank
to do business on or in.
The country roads are in wretched
condition, but people pay commute.
ton Of road working all the same.
The sums collected are mainly con
sumed by the collectors.
The worlds visible supply of cotton
on Saturday last ives reported al
3,l05, 005 bales, being an increase over
last year of 344,769 bales and over th,
gear before of 585. 729 bales.
The funeral Of Earl Granville, SOL
Of Il. W. and Lucie W. Clapp, who
died yesterday of typhoid fever, oc
Cured this afternoon from the family
residence, No. 435 Lauderdale street
Choice dressed turkeys, chickens
and ducks, as we'll as rabbits, SOUR.
rels, red snappers and Savannah river
shad, are some of the fine eatables
offered at very low rates by Victor D.
Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson.
The School Visitors holding over
until the close Of the present year are
John Walsh, First ward: GEORGE r
Rudisill, Second; j. j. Duffy, Third;
D. NJ. Scales. Fourth; H. Gronauer'
Fifth; John Linkhauer, Sixth; G V.
Rambaut, Seventh; j. j. DuBose.
Eighth; L. Lawhorn, Ninth; @. c.
Burke, Tenth The newly elected
members are to serve for two years.
Down goes the price of rubber good,
at the Goodyear Rubber House. We
are retailing our best rubbers at les,
than wholesale prices. Read and BE-
convinced: Mems best wool lined
Arcties, 81 70; Ladies' best wool -linet
Arctics, 81 so; Children's best wool.
lined Arctics, 95c; Mems heavy-sol,
RubberS, Zoe; Ladies beavy-sole Rub.
bers, 45c, Ladies' Light Zephyr Slip
pers, SOC; Children,s Rubbers, 40c
Towner l. Dixon, Goodyear Rubber
House, ID Jefferson street.