Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-06
THE CITY.
lEpaER LIVES.

IL L. y.
LEDGER LINES.
Fresh celery, at Signaigs'S.
Fresh oysters, ct Sienaigo's.
New hrn. A. s. and O. ".
Weather cool and delightful.
School books cheap at Williams.
The Legislative Council meets this
evening.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
500 punches ripe b%aDanss, 500 boxer
choice lemons, d. Cansle & 20.
Seesl' $ market, 33l Man, will have
4 supply OF fresh fsn tomorrow.
Tue 9raLd Jury o. the Criminal
Court ,ill meet on Wednesday next.
Golden Crown" finest patent -four
made, 81 20 per bbI 8. Il. Moore X
The organization Of the new music
al society will probably occur this
evening.
The excursions eastward next week
Fill in all probability be extensively
patrODiSed.
A sure thing for chills,
Try it end be convinced,
Batder's chill tonic, 81 Main street.
The hiehesl figures reached by the
mercury IL Memphis last month were
The average temperature was
Her Mothers Sin, latest by Bertha
u. clay, 9 supply just received by
Corwin, the news dealer, at No. 2e9
Nam street.
An unusual large number Of chat
tle mortgages we're e ed 10 the r gis
Ter Of Deeds office to>dsy. No deeds
we're presented.
The attention Of lawyers is call, d to
The shelby county Uhaucery docket
Jetore the CourtOi Referees published
N our second p. 60.
A large assortment OF choice Ash.
ireEh oysters, chicken 5, fresh mesls Vi
ii kinds, ETC., etc, at Victor d, Fuchs
market, 80 aud Al Jefferson.
MI. j. d. MontedonicO hes beer
,ppointed administrators Of tho late
W. X. Kings estate. Mr.. Ad Storm
IS the administrator Of the James
" ills estate.
With all our excellent hotels va
gill have none TOO many to accuD mo-
date tie immense crowds u commtr
jlal men aud CAPITALISTS who will
throng here durlLg the fIll and
winter season.
The following names were inscribed
N the visitors book a. the Cotton
Exchange to day forenoon: Mr.. r.. A.
S%picer, Bartlett, Tenn MIR. Arthur
Wardel, Liverpool, EGG aud Rev. Il,
A Jones, city.
The Ko. Ko Tulu factory is being
overloaded with orders TOR the deli
eicus chewing gum. o. Saturday
next it wall he on lale at drug stores
grocerles and couiectioneries The de,
nand for the gun is now g-ee.er thsn
The capacity OF the factory.
Persons desiring to co1sult Yrs. G.
D. RaineiL regard to musieel matters
Alluded TO 10 Tuesdays LEDGE, MAY
iod or address her u the General
Williams pace, 70 Union street. Thi.
supplies an omission , made before
and AMI Rers several inquiries.
An ordnance is loudly demanded Ia
regulate steam whistle blowing within
the city limits. A couple Of engineer.
on q certain road make a nabit OF
.ooting their whistles for a full min
ute OF more and just tbCut the time
Ehen weary mortals are doing their
blst to 90 the embraces Of Nor.
pheus.
Ous,d alter to-day trains on tbs
Missist Jpi and Tennessee railroad
FU' run as follows: New Orleans mail
daily. leave $40 p N arrive $50 a u
Sardis accommodation. daily except
Sundays, leave 4:l5 p NJ. arrive 8.45
pm freight train, daily except Sun
lays, leave 6:45 am. arrive $40 D u
The latter train also carries passen
gers.
Summer tourists are returning BY
the Who'll sale. Among those who
.eacbed home yesierd y were: Miss
Maude Appersoo, from Nav York;
Vt. and Mrs. Bronson Bayliss, Mis-
Florence Bayiiss and Miss Pearl
Bsscber, from Saratoga; MIR. Albert
loGhee, from Cauforni ; Captain
Jas. Lenow aud f,mily, Rev. n. A
Jones, Of the Cumberland Prosby.
trian church, from a three months
tour 10 Europe; Mr. Z. p. Hunt. lrou,
New York; Colonel l. b Eaton
Icm New Hampshire; Mr. n. NJ
James and family, from Minnesota.