Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-18
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Wedding Day.
Ice cream at JOrdan's.
Gnat oil at Ozanne L. Mays.
Monarch -four, Lyle & Shields.
Strawberries. Jos. P. Carey s Co
Pure gnat oil at N. Schwarzenbergs.
New transfer pictures at Williams.
Brown & Jsnes. coal dealers, 282
Main street.
The city is thronged with racing
pleasure seekers.
Fresh country butter, % cents, at
s. l.. Moore 4 Co.'S.
The fishing season has opened and
mosquitoes are abundant.
Spring chickens and spring lamb at
Sssssel's market, SSl Main.
All sunshine and no clouds has so
far favored the racing sports.
Land on the Thomas tract in Chel-
sea sold for $57 to $50 per acre.
French capers, Spanish olives and
salad dressing, Lyle Il Shields.
The language Of the race and the
pool is dead one to many people.
Pebble spectacles and fine window
shades, at +. WriRht's, 365 Main.
Whiteplugs on heads and other col,
ored plugs on the turf are numerous.
The Tennessee Club gave delight.
full German in their parlors last night.
- Fresh Potomac shad for sale low at
Victor D. Fuchs market, 80 and Al
Jefferson.
A charter was applied for yesterday
by the United States Electric Light
and Power Company.
The funeral of Mr. e. Reldington,
who died at No. 20 Hill street yester
day, occurred this forenoon.
Ever so many people complain of
aching bones. and it is set down as
only slight touch of the usual spring |
fever.
Judge Greer ordered the grand jury |
yesterday to indict the gamblers. The |
law making gambling felony will be |
enforced.
The Charleston railways earnings
for the first week of this month was |
SSH more than for the same week |
last year.
Lowest temperature this morning |
59'. Range yesterday SO to $40, with
breeze light from the southeast to |
southwest.
A committee was appointed by the |
Chancery Court yesterday to draft |
resolutions Of respect to the late Mr.. |
7. S. Ayres.
VIM. B. Register, of f. w. Royster
4 Co., 278 Main street, is a notary
public. Give him some of your bust. |
ness in that line.
The we'll advertised auction for the |
choice OF reserved seats at the Music |
Festival begins Tuesday next in the
vestibulG of the Peabody.
A shipment Of that finest of all |
fishes, the pompano, was received at |
noon to-day at Victor D. Fuchs mar
ket, 80 and Al Jefferson.
Fritz Walter, barkeeper for Gus
Busy, has left for parts unknown. |
with several sums of borrowed money |
and 800 belonging to his employer.
In many towns along the Illinois |
Central, between Grenada and Milan, |
clubs are in course of formation to |
attend the Mozart Music Festival |
next month.
Rich deposits Of lead ore have been |
found in Ballard county, Western |
Kentucky, and W. f. Norton. oil
Louisville, is large owner of land in |
the vicinity Of the and.
The pine cutting season 10 over in |
Minnesota, and it is estimated that
the total cut of logs on streams north |
of st. Paul Is 4S5,OO0,000 feet, or So |
100000 in excess of last year.
A crane is very common sight on
the Mississippi river, but few people |
can ever secure close view. One is
at SeesSels market, 33l Main, and the |
cuFiols are invited TO call and take |
look at him.
When the moon changes to its full
next Sunday it will be eclipsed. The
phenomenon will be visible here be-
tween 3 end s o'clock in the MORNING.
and as the moon ssts it yill be tinged
with light penumbral shade.
Clear, pleasant weather is prom
ised this afternoon, to night and to>
morrow morning, but Yains are
threatened for to morrow afternoon
II is raining to day up in Nebraska
and will be raining tonight to the
west of this meridian.
A small boy named Charles Rudolpb
was warned not TO play between the
cars up at Obion Station, on the Cbes.
apeake and Ohio road, last Sunday.
and in less than fifteen minutes he
was cut up SO meme could recognize
MIN, all BY the moving of q locomo.
tive.
AngerOna Lodge, r and A. NJ. will
meet tonight to work in the Master
masons Degree. st. Elmo Com
mandery will also meet tomorrow
The Order of the Temple, wearing
I y dress and Memphis Lodge,