Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-28
LKDGER LIVES.

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Beef tongues at Lytls & Shields.
Water coolers at 0nnne 4 Mays.
Brown & Jsnes, coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
Maple syrup and sugar, crop Of 1883,
at Lyle 4 Shields.
The opera of "0livetts" was much
admired last night.
For Sunday reading matter 60 to
go Main street, in basement.
A lot of slightly damaged ear corn,
very low. Ike A. Chase, go Front.
Pebble spectacles and fine window
shades, at E. Wright's. 1865 Main.
Fresh pompano at so cents each at
Victor d. Fuchs market, 80 and Al
Jefferson.
During the year 81 Henry Peako,
of the Hess troupe, sung 365 consecu-
tive nights.
Orders for reserved seats are being
freely received by the Mozart Society,
from parties abroad.
Largest variety of sceneries and
positions for children. Cabinets s.
per dozen at Cottage Gallery.
Darlington Mason, general insurance
agent, has removed to 29O Front, south.
east corner of Madison st., basement.
Several persons have asked, HAS
the prima donna, Abbie Darlington, a
husband2" She has, and he travels
with her.
The last chance for premium seats
for the Mozart festival will occur at
the Peabody auction, at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Leave orders at Victor d. Fuchs
market, 80 and Al Jefferson, for Sun
day morning delivery of fresh meats,
poultry, fish and vegetables,
There's music in the air, and it will
be brilliant music, that Of Theodore
Thomas and his great artist band, to
come here the l4th proximo.
The Hess opera troupe have drawn
good and profitable houses here dur
ing the present week and the enter
tainment they offered was fully worthy
Of the liberal patronage extended.
This is the last day for the sale Of
tickets in the Commonwealth Lottery
Of Louisville, as the drawing takes
place Monday. Some lucky Memphian
may be the winner Of the handsome
capital prize.
Strawberries, all kinds vegetables,
spring lamb and spring chickens, lake
perch and trout, also the finest meats,
will be delivered in time for Sunday
breakfast or dinner by Seessels mar
ket, 33l Main street.
Tomorrow is Rogatien Sunday and
Ascension Day is a week from next
Thursday, the Sd prox., it being forty
days after Easter, and commemorated
as the ascension of the Savior, forty
days after his entombment.
Sol Coleman, the cigar king, leaves
for the East on May I'd, to make ar.
rangements for new brands Of cigars,
new fixtures, new improvements, latest
novelties and all else that will add to
his present fne stock, or to the ap.
pearance of his new store.
The Mississippi and Tennessee R.
4. will change schedule tomorrow
and the trains in future will move as
follows: New Orleans mail train will
leave Memphis daily at $50 pm. and
arrive at $3.50 am. The freight and
accommodation passenger train will
leave daily except Sunday at 6:55 a. m.
and arrive at 2:30 pm.
The sixth annual session of the
Grand Lodge A. o. U. W., of Teu-
nessee, will meet at N hville on
Tuesday, the I'd prox. 7 following
gentlemen are members Of that body
from Memphis: D. f. Goodyear, s. A.
Taylor, G. Z. Rudisill, j. G. Orump-
ton, s. S. Garrett and j. H. Thomp>
son.
Mr.. Hamilton Raynor, son of Ken
meth Raynor, Solicitor Of the Treas
ury at Washington, and nephew of
Colonel RayDor, of this city, has
arrived from New Mexico, where he
has been living for the last four years.
After visiting his relatives here and
taking a little rest he will proceed to
Brownsville, Texas, to accept posi-
ton under the government in the
customhouse service. Mr.. Raynor
has been here before, and has a warm
heart for Memphis, but he is thorN
oughly fascinated with frontier life,
like all young men who get a foothold
out there, and be has 10 desire to set
tie down again in slower communities
of the old States.
Gaiety and amusement we're indulg-
ed in on a liberal scale evening before
last, and they were varied enough to
crafty all tastes and draw heavily
from all circles. The Presbyterian
church on Beale and Main streets was
crowded to its capacity with people
collected to witness the nuptial cere>
monies Of Mr.. S. L. McCallum and
Miss Annie Meacham; large number
OF Odd Fellows assembled at their hall
to celebrate their 64th anniversary
the theatre drew large and fashiOna.
BILE audience; beside which there was
a social party or two in the suburbs.
People patrOnized the street cars so
freely that they we're al crowded to
excess for several hours.