Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-04

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Tomorrow night at Estlval Park
By the Young Mems Hebrew Assoc
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Il "IOlanths" Thursday night.
Elastic corset lacers, Lange's.
Dog muzzIes. at F. ]. Turnbull's.
Reirigerators at Schwarzenberg's.
Water coolers at OEanne & Mays.
Children's skeleton waists-Lange's
Malakoff Bitters, J. P. Carey & Co
A summary sunshine is with us at
last.
Stock cattle are in demand at the
stock yards. r
Brown l. Jenea. coal dealers, 292
Main street.
Tickets for Mrs. Hattie Trezevant's
concert to night only so cents.
Pebble spectacles and fine window
shades, at E. Wright's. 800 Main.
Professor Saxby will continue his
class in the hall only Wednesdays and
Saturdays. RI
Prof. Gebhardt makes the new style
boudoirs for 81 per dozen at the Cot
tage Gallery. 1885, aot
The mercury marked 73' at six this
morning and will shave 800 very close
this afternoon.
A few anglers were out in the
swamps yesterday, and they enjoyed
themselves as usual.
No improper characters admitted to
the Y. NJ. H. A. performance and hop
at Estiyal Park to morrow night.
IA lunatic named Bernard Protes-
tine died at the county Jail yesterday.
Alter an inquest he was buried at the
eountys expense.
Angerona Lodge, A. f. and A. M. !,
meets tonight; also Chickasaw Lodge.
10 0. f. and the Memphis Building
and Loan Association.
Two large poplars in the yard Of
Mr.. Z. i. McGowan, near Elmwood.
were struck by lightning during the
storm Saturday afternoon.
Free lunches are common around
town, but the Last Loaf" will be
presented by the Y. NJ. II. A. at EST
val Park Tomorrow night.
Afne play, music by Arnold's full
band and elegant dancing are the at
fractions offered at the Y. NJ. II. A.
entertainment tomorrow night.
The stage manager Of the Y.M.H.A.
says the curtain will be rung up
promptly at half past eight o'clock to
morrow night. Be on hand in time.
The New York Cotton Exchange
will not open until IL m. from now
until the end Of September, the same
being the dull season for cotton trade
Cotton receipts here are now J7O,.
$40 bales ahead of last year at this
date. The value Of the staple is ex
ceedingly quiet here and elsewhere TO-
day.
Messrs. G. V. Rambaut, W. NJ.
Sneed. D. Z. Myers and Holmes Cum
Minis are in course of being voted for
to-day at the Cotton Exchange for
membership.
The sale of seats for hIolanthe" is
now in progress at Mansford's book
store, and will continue daily from 8
am. to 4 pm. Price OF seats, Zoe for
reserved, and Soc for general admis-
sion.
The wind Travelled. 1862 miles over
this city last month, mainly from the
Southeast. and the most powerful
blow was from the West, on the 10Th,
when it came at the rate Of 80 miles
an hour.
The bright sunshine and the genial
balmy air fills every heart with hope.
and the result is increased sales of
tickets in the Little Havana Lottery,
The Drawing Of which takes place
Thursday.
1t costs whisky drinkers IS miles
south Of here $3.50 freight on barrel
Of Cincinnati spirits. OF the amount
| 81 40 is charged TO carry it the IS
miles. and 81 20 for the $50 miles from
| Cincinnati here.
! Tbs Irish Literary Society meets to-
night at the Knightg of Innisfail Hall.
| The event OF the evening viii be the
election Of officers. This is the oldest
literary society in the city, as well as
| the most vigorous.
At Olympic Park this afternoon at
four o'clock two Of our amstsur trot-
terS will try their mettle for amuse.
ment Of thelE owners and other mem
bers OF the driving club.
The wheat hatvesters will COM
mence cutting this week. The crop
looks elegant, especially in the country
70 the n6vthwsrd, and between here
and the Ohio river The potato dig.
gersWill also begin active labor within
q few days.
The charge against tho haekman
Mr.. Richard Marshall, brought by Q
couniryman last Friday, alleging an
attempt 10 rob him, was NOT sus.
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