Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-22
For Sunday reading ma,tar % !

rOr sunday reading matter 20 TO
Corwin's 283 Main street. HiSssoun-
tiers are supplied with all the late pa
pers and magazines of the day.
Northern potatoes, apples, onions,
cabbage, krout, pickles, etc, received
in car lots daily and offered low to the
trade by Erb &Uo., 326 and 1913 Front
street.
Ko-Ko Tulu chewing gum was used
pretty freely last night at the theater,
judging by the liberal scatter Of the
pretty pink wrappers that enclosed
the gum.
The Barlow Wilson Minstrel Troupe
will give three performances here, two
nights and a matinee on Tuesday.
They go next to Grenada, and thence
iurtner south.
Venison steak and roast, veal, lamb,
choice chickens and celery, at Victor
d. Fuchs market, 80 and Al Jeffer-
son. All orders left to-day will be
delivered Sunday morning.
Sam Mays large and elegant stock Of
gents underwear for fall and winter
has arrived, and is ready forinspection
at 2693 Main. opposite the play ground
OF the city squirrel brigade.
Oysters, Mackinaw trout, white
fish, perch, aud fresh meats Of all
kinds at Seessel's market, 33l Main.
Leave orders 10 day for Sunday morn
ing delivery Of choice eatables.
The weather bulletins we're mutila-
ted "on change" al Chicago yesterday,
to help one class OF spectators
against another class, and il none but
the spectators are nipped lew will
care,
At St. Peters church to morrow
Giorza's Third Mass will be rendered.
70 Salutaris," with flute accompani-
ment, will also be rendered. In the
evening Wilcox's Vespers will be
given.
The sale Ofseats for Barlow, Wilson
4 Co. 5 Ministries began this morning
Judge Greer yesterday permitted
N. .. BrOsnan to be released from the
jail, where be had been confined tor
lunacy.
We call attention to the fact that
Mr.. George N. Paine has returned to
Memphis. He is now a member Of
the new firm Of Carson Il Paine, gro.
gers and commission merchants, So
Main street.
The prospect OF a fine crop and good
prices makes everybody feel liberal
and causes many q hopeful individual
to get a ticket in the Little Havans
Lottery, the next drawing Of which
lakes place in a few days.
The hours Of service have been
changed at st. Peters Catholic.
church and the revised programme j,
TO exteA Through the autumn anG
winter. Early mass tomorrow morn.
ing will be at Z and 8 o'clock higt
mass at 1890 am and vespers at 7:3l
pm.
The railway baggage men, in theil
recent convention, express themselveI
as tatly opposed to checking baggage
at hotels or homes oil the oWners, bu
say no word about checking it wronI
at depots, or Of putting it out at wronI
places, aud then d~efraying the expensI
Of hunting it up for the sufferers.
Owing to a bursted cylinder 90 tn.
engine, the train on Colonel Lyon
road, running from a point opposit
Helena to Clarksdsle, Miss, has bee
stopped, and will not run again 70
about two weeks. Colonel Lyon ha
two new engines on the way, and hope
to place them on his road by tina
time.
Brownsville States and Bee, 81
We regret to learn that Cowau 4 CG
will remove their mill TO Memphis i
a few weeks. It will be a great loss
Brownsville. Colonel CoWan has lon
: been one OF our most enterprisiuR au
: worthy citizens, as has also Mr. Wi
: hoyt, and their leaving will BIO a sourc
OF regret. We wish them much pros
! perity in their new home.
' The leading feature of the Calvar
church musio,arranged for to morrow
J are given below: For the mornin
service the Introit will be Bsumbachi
Sacred Peace" followed by Mosen
thal's Gloria" Mora's m~agni6cen
tie Deum' will be sung. The Offer
tory will be, "Let your light so shin
before men" D Of Millard's compo
. s%itions, arranged as a duet. The even
ing Introit will be a bass solo, by Nj
6 Adolphe Refs. The"Gloria" to folio,
will be taken from Woods "Venite.
The "Bonum Est" will be from th
pen Of Dudley Brick, and the "Deu
r Misereatur" by Mosenthal.