Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-30
sss 1913 1873
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

st. Andrews Day.
The last Of the eleventh month.
Call at n Beal for saddlery.
Corsets for every form, Lange's.
Oysters in large supply at Clements.
Q. Kaiser removed to Il Beal street.
Limburger cheese, Jos. P. Carey q Co.
Try Clements canned and bulk oysters.
LEDGER office removed to II Union st
Brown s Jones, coal dealers, 2S2 Main
street. ~
Rossmoyen, by the Duchess. at Mans
ford's
Clear skies and genial temperature on
Thanksgiving Day.
Choice prairie chickens, quail, yenison
steaks and roast at Clements.
Finest and rarest candies at Carson L.
Paine's-just arrived.
Smoke Little Diamond, 8 for 2jc, at
Bergman 6 Wageners s, 2S5 Main.
Dressed chickens, turkeys and game Of
every variety at Clements, S6 Beal.
Purest and best candies at Carson &
Paine's-a fresh arrival.
1000 dressed turkeys and chickens at
Clements for Saturday market, for sale
very low.
For sale-a well established millinery
stand, possession given Immediately. q.
DohsTty, l3e Main street,
Jelly Filberts, Boston mint drops, wine
Jelly bOn.bOns. Various other styles Of
candy at Carson 81 Paine's.
Receipts Of cotton here yesterday were
1851 bales, carrying the total for the sea-
son up to ~, 1853 bales.
The passenger train over the Kansas
City railway arrived at . o'clock last night
and was three hours late.
Dressed poultry, game, eggs, butter,
spare-ribs, baek-bones, celery, etc, receive
cd daily by Kirk Allen Il Co.
The track Of the Mississippi Valley
railway now extends As miles south Of the
city to Beaver Dam Station.
The Windsor Theater, New York, was
burned last midnight, and Ocola, Fla,
had a 400, 600 fire yesterday morning.
1t was genial weather yesterday. and
the joyousness appears TO have been gene
raj ali over the country, north as well as
south.
In commemoration Of st. Andrew an-
niversary. a communion service was held
at Grace Episcopal Church at half-past 3
O'Clock tnis morning. r
Prairie chickens, quails, squirrels, VENT
son, oysters and choice fresh meats are
some Of the good things 10 be found at
Seessels market, 33l Main.
Twenty eight persons came in on the L.
and N. train yesterday morning too late
to take the Little Rock train, hence spent
Thanksgiving day in this city.
The Voyage Of the Jeanette, in two
volumes, highly illustrated, is now ready.
Mansiord Is Memphis agent for is sale.
Subscribers and others can now receive
their copies
A number Of our woods loving citizens
INDUCED in a hunting festival yesterday
out in the fields and woods, and some
went TO the swamps over the river o
have good time.
The cotton compress hborers enjoyed
halfa holiday yesterday, and the coal cart
drivers also closed work, all to enjoy
their thanksgiving dinners at home OF
anywhere they liked,
AMER several stormy days, in lgura.
tive sense, among future and speculative
dealers in northern markets, the situation
toned down TO almost dead calm yester-
day and to-day The excitement was too
intense to last long
The credit system too freely practiced
haslcaused the failure Of S. l.. Hemphill, a
merchant at Medina, Gibson county,
Tenn, on the railway 10 miles north Of
jackson, and several merchants here will
suffer some loss by the financial mishap.
Under the Thanksgiving proclamation
Of the Nations President, and the Gov
ernors Of three States, including our own
that to the west, and the one a little way
southwark, there was no limit 10 the ems
ioyment Of the people hereabouts on yes
terday.
Mr. Vic Gallina has laid claim TO the
corner Of South Court and Second streets
under an unexpired lease, and II may
lead to complications which will cause
delay in the construction Of the new
Cotton Exchange or necessitate a change
Of architectural designs.
The train due here near two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon over the o., o. and
s. W. railroad did not arrive until live