Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-28
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Three days to the end of the month
Gloves cleaned byMrs. Gray, 4O4Main,
Francisco elegant, nobby spring hats
LEDGER job printing Office, Ii Mad
ison street.
A cold wave is indicated here fol
tomorrow.
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, 2Sl
Main street.
A sailor wsuld term last night
"thick weather.
Moon sets a quarter before three to.
morrow morning.
Office of Scuppernong Wine Co.
No. Madison street.
Ten inches Of rain has fallen here
within the past two weeks.
Reserved seats for the Chanfrau
engagement we're sold to-day.
Mercury yesterday 40 to 500. Winds
light from the northeast and east.
The leading ailment at present il
vaccination pains and swollen arms.
The grand jury are overhauling tn,
poll tax folks, and they need it badly
Puck Annual, United States Post
office Guide, both for 1882, at Mans
ford's.
Flashes of lightning and rumbliDt
thunder were accompaniment of las
nights rain.
The track of the railway at Hope
field is under water, but trains still g
and come as usual.
Nearly thousand dollars has beer
collected here for the Washed.out
citizens of Nashville.
Apply for hull risks in the Cont.
mental ms. Co., of New York, tC
Marx & Bensdorf, agents,
The Ohio river rose over twelve feet
at Pittsburg yesterday, and the Ten
nessee fell eleven feet at Chattanooga
The sun now rises a quarter pas
seven and sets q quarter after five, the
intervening time being Just ten hours
The ferryboat John 0verton vii
make 3 trip to Marion Sunday, leavinl
from the foot of Jefferson street at
pm. Fare for round trip, 81.
Over 1850 sacks Of corn arrived b.
steamers yesterday aud to-day for thi
market. A heavy demand prevails a
present for meat, meal and corn.
Rev. N. NJ. Long will preach to-
morrow morning and evening at the
Strangers church as usual. Hi
theme at night will be THE Christian
Conflict"
A lively nor wester boWled along
through northern Kansas early Thu
morning at a rate that will bring j
here about sunrise tomorrow. per
haps sooner.
The steamer Josie Harry is report
ed aground at Carson landing accord
ing to a telegram received by her agen
will reach here to morrow in time
to return to White river on Monda,
next.
Hot lunch from 8 to IL pm. ever,
Saturday, served in frst-elass style b,
the genial II. w. Goette, "a and 81
North Court street, whose vooms ar,
newly fitted and furnished in first clas
style.
Fresh smelt, a very superior fish
from Canadian waters, can be had o
Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson
The smelt is emily little larger thar
sardines, is rich and oily, and is great,
enjoyed by epicures.
Sol Coleman has absolutely SOLD
985, 800 Of the celebrated No. 10 cigar
up TO date. Merit will tell. This i
the heaviest sale Of one brand that ha
ever been accomplished. On Monda,
the desired million will be reached.
On aud after tomorrow eight car
are to be run over the Beal, Lauder
dale and Elmwood street car line
Two new cars. with seats crosswise, ar
in course Of construction for thi
route and will be put on in the earl
spring.
The rainfall here last night meas
ured a little over two inches. Nash
vile caught it nearly as bad. and
was still raining there this forenoon
Rain was also falling at sunrise a
| Yicksburg, Cairo, Pittsburg, Loui:
vile, Chattanooga and Eagle Pas
Texas.
A powerful current pours throug
from the main river to Hatchie LAX,
thence down through Wolf river pas
the saw mills near its mouth. All {
the chains, ropes and haWsers at th
command Of the log owners are in us
to keep their timber from being sWeJ
of by the food.
Mr.. Daniel O'Leary, the pedestrian
: arrived from Nashville last night, an
is in the best possible humor. H
wears a beautiful diamond studde
crescent and star, a complimental
souvenir from the people Of Nashvill
and also has handsome silver servit
from the ladies Of the same city.
The Tennessee river has no currer
at Johnsonville, one hundred mill
. above its mouth, where the railroa
crosses, the Ohio having backed i
! waters up to above that point. A lar,
. number of dwellings and six war
houses have been swept away flo
: the banks Of the lower Tenness,
: during the present high water.
4 The McKeon residence on Il
southwest corner Of Beal and Ma
G streets is to be torn down and Il
ground used for coal yard by G.
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