Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-10
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FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1882
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES

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Abdominal supporters, L Lange's.
Fresh MallArd ducks at Clements.
For bricks, telephone Jno. Cubbins.
Damned Mays new store, 257 Main.
Clipped beef. Jos. P. Carey & Co
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, %
Main street.
Comb andstrained honey and maple
syrup at Lyle & Shields.
Fine dressed turkeys at NJ. Fell &
Bros, Beal street market.
1000 lunches ripe and green banan-
as, cheap, at D. Canale & Co.
Clements can oysters are immense,
Fresh lot just received by them.
Many Russell followers drowned
their sorrows in the flowing bowl yes.
terdsy.
Coles circus is at Sardis, Miss. to-
day, and will be at Hernsndo to.
morrow.
The first hand organ Of the season
ground out a lot of music on the pub.
lilo streets to-day.
ReelfOOt perch, red snapper and
white fish at ~Signaigo's, H8 Second
and 81 Beal street.
Clement receives choice oysters
every day. Will sell cheap to families
BY the dozen or gallon.
Nine citizens we're fined SIS each
yesterday for not answering a jury call
in the Criminal Court.
Vegetation continues as vigorous
and green as if it were spring time.
No signs Of frost here yet.
Venison steak, squirrels, quails and
ducks, fresh oysters, wholesale and re
tail, Signaigo, H8 Second and 90 Beal
street.
The Tennessee Brokerage Associa.
ton now takes trade orders on Chicago
markets for year corn, December
wheat and January provisions.
Twenty years ago circus riders.
tumblers aud general performers re.
oeived from Sl2 to $25 per week.
Now they are cheap at SIS to 500 per
week.
Rapid progress is making in cotton
picking everywhere, and the staple is
coming into market in heavy volume,
not only in this market, but all Others
throughout the South.
Marion Elmore, the actress, is 4
native of Australia and can talk to the
New Zealahders in their mother
tongue at a lively rate. She held 40
animated conversation yesterday with
Kewi, the chief now with Oole's
circus.
Colonel Warner is again on duty At
his Main street saloon, and though a
little disigured is as good as new. Hi,
porter, james COlquitt, is also GETTING
over the effects Of injuries received Al
the recent gas accident.
i, Galloway beat Eaton 217 votes, and
, Hook 3O3. The latter fell Sc vote,
short Of Eaton, and in turn Eaton wa,
IA ahead Of Barnum on the Republi
can ticket. Every other candidate on
: the Republican ticket secured more
/; votes than Eaton.
Paine, colOred Republican, received
! 4S93 votes, and | less than Cassells, also
. more than Eaton. Kelly, Democrat,
beat Cassells SO votes and Barnum 70
t The total g%ubernatorlal vo.e in She,b,
was 1886, and the result shows the
contest to have been very close, with
the m'jorities small, though they were
enough.
Victor D. Fuchs market, 80 and Al
Jefferson street, is second TO none in
the city in dealing only in first elias,
goods at popular prices. As a isb.
game and oyster depot, the locality Of
the establishment is as we'll known a,
that of Court Square or the custom
house. Lately fresh meats of all kind,
! have boon added to the other cho'o
eatables at this market, making /, A.,
pace unsurpassed for housekeepers /
; obtain their supplies. All PURCHASES
are delivered free.
Leon Howard, the Colored Repub