Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-26
THE CITY.
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Bamboo corsets, Csc. Lange's.
Smoked salmon, J. P. Carey & Co,
Ozanne & Mays new store, 257 Main
Oyster Bay asparagus. Lyle
Shields.
The churches were we'll attende,
yesterday.
Brown Il Jones, coal dealers. %
Main street.
Use Lyle h Shields prepared
buckwheat -four.
Select oysters 1910 per dozen, Sig
naigo's market, 27S Second.
Savannah river shad at Victor D
Fuchs markets, 80 and Al Jefferson
The Hazel Kirke" dramatic troup
arrived from New Orleans this fore
noon.
Count oysters at Seessels' markets
ia Main, near Market,and 33l Main
near Union.
Mess pork was down zoe per Dbl il
Chicago this forenoon, lard was Is,
per cwt of and sailed ribs we're un
changed.
From Yazoo City, Miss, this season
1915 bales of cotton have beer
shipped, an excess of 7la bales owe
last year.
Steamboats, now land among tn,
trees at most places along the river
because the old landing places ar,
covered with water.
Not a single copy Of Tennyson'
poems is to be found at the Ode
Fellows Library, and still we decline
the offer of MIR. Nash.
Kohlbry. 36 Main. removes mex
week and has on hand small rem
nsut of crookery and queenswart
which he is selling at cost.
Mrs. K. L. Davenport, now will
the Hazel Kitke Company, is thu
widow Iof the late Edwin L. Daven
port, the father Of Fanny and Blanche
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printin.
Office and blank book mandatory, l;
Madison street, execute IS every class o.
such work in good style and at low
rates.
Miss Helen (Bijou) Heron, Of the
Hazel Kirke Company, is the daugh,
ter Of the late Matilda Heron, an
actress Of great repute twenty five
years ago.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office constantly receives new typs o
the latest styles, aud the Office gener
ally is kept up to the highest standard
Of excellence.
Many valley planters have from I
dozen to fifteen bales of cotton still il
their fields, and blowing time is a
hand. The staple will therefore b,
wasted in most cases.
The distinguished orator and ex
soldier Fitzhugh Lee was in New Or
leans yesterday. He is to deliver hi
lecture there on the Battle of Chan
cellOrsville" to morrow evening.
Celery and lettuce from New Or
leans, rcd pnsppeFs, Lake Erie salmon
dressed turkeys and chickens, 40 vel
as fresh meats Of ell kiaas :. Veto
D. Fuchs market, 80 and Al Jefferson
Three trains over the Chesapeake
Ohio and Southwestern railway, from
here to Paducah, have been diGcon
tinued until further notice, because o
the water. They are one, two ant
six.
Marriage licenses this forenoon: A
B, TFyee aud Fannie Amies, Richart
Spragins and Fannie Wigou, g. Z
Knowles and Lidia Jones, Frank Dill
lard and Rosa Branch, Monroe Banks
dale and Eliza Wright
Major ]. j. Busby has recently ad
Vancsd $4,000 in cash for tho use il
the new railway between here snl
Holly Spriags, and be has full conf
dence the contracts now under VS
will be completed early in May.
1t is said that the archive vaults a
Nashville will need an addition built
in which to store the petitions an,
letters relating II the Coal Oil Inspec
tOrship here. Between l40O and 1901
documents on the subject, addressed
TO the Governor, prevents this from
being a joke.
The directors Of TIE VANDERBILT
Insurance Company meet this after
noon at IL Madison street, to elect
Secretary in the place Of Mr.. r. P
Boiling, DECEASED, A number Of e1
cellept names haye beep sspgassed i
connection with the SecretaFyship, By
only one can DO elected
There are twenty-five horses al
read, on the Jockey Club race cOurs,
in training for the spring meeting