Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-09

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Rock, are to participate in the Nash
vile drill.
| Somebody suggested that Virgins
would do better with telescope at 10
cents peep.
Crosse & Blackwell's malt vinegar
at D. G. Shelby & Co.. corner Vance
d.HsrnandO.
Forty was the lowest temperature
this morning, Yesterday It ranged
from 20 to 4s'.
AS a colossal fraud Wisgins can
knock the spots from Tice or Venhot
any day Of the yea&
Fresh garden seed and seed potatoes
very low, at D. G. Shelby & Cos, cor.
Vance and fernando.
All kinds Of game fish at Seessels'
markets, l24 Main, near Market, and
Sol main, near Unlen.
The river up at 0sceola, 80 miles
above here, had fallen ten inches in all
up to evening before last. Q
Lettering school boys daily with
their playthings going to aud return.
ing from their studying hall.
EvapOrated apples, pealed peaches.
pitted cherries and iarinaceous goods
OF all kinds at s. L. Moore & Co.
Lettuce, radishes and beets of this
years growth, and from Louisiana,
have been in market for several days.
Telephone D. G. Shelby & Co, for
anything usually kept in a first class
grocery store. Prompt delivery guar
teed.
Forty minstrel performers of the
Haverly party, eight accompanied by
their wives,are lodging at the Peabody
hotel.
The demoralisiug Virgins ought
to leave the world and climb Cana.
dian pine, or hide among the ice
bergs.
Telephone s. l.. Moore & Co., cor
fernando and Vance, for everything
nice in the grocery line. Prompt de.
livery.
Licenses to marry were issued this
morning to Wilson Dalleyhits and
Julia Reddick, T. W. Carr and Cor.
nelia Henderson.
The worst of the food is ever, so
river men say, land as is the case
with Virgins prophecy, many we're
more scared than hurt.
Not a breath Of wind famed ma
lures calOriO when the sun rose to-
day. and Virgins doubtless will have
fit when he finds it cut.
The ferryboat John 0yerton will
make excursions to Marion tomorrow
afternoon and Sunday, leaving from
the foot Of Jefferson street at 2 pm.
A social gathering in the interest of
the Strangers church takes place to-
night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
4. D, Langstaff, No. SO Court street.
The ploVman set to Ysrk again this
morning out in the country. They
have had rest for several days be-
cause Of HE earth's excessive moist
ure.
The PUBLIC LEDGER Job printing
Office and blank book mapufactory, Ii
Madison street, execut IS every class Of
such work in good style and at low
rates.
John Jones, alias John 0verssy,
vas given year in the State prison
this morning by Judge Horrigan, for
stealing bride from Woodruff 4
Oliver.
Planters patiently await dry
land ia the valleys to commence
planting. The outlook encourages
belief that they will not have to wait
very long.
7. T. Cassells, the colored polite
ian, received notice to-day of his ap-
pointment to the office Of United
States Surveyor of Customs, vice w.
J. Smith.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office constantly receives new type OF
the latest styles, and the Office gener
ally is kept up TO the highest standard
Of excellence.
Deeds we're recorded to-day from
W. A. Hooker and wife to j r. Frank,
Joseph Lynn to f. N. N. Lynn, John
Manogue to John CASTOR, Elizabeth
Fisher to Wm. Streily.
The soc:able to be given to night
under the auspices Of the ladies of the
Strangers church, at the residence OF
Mr., A. D. Lanestaf. on Court street,
| will be a very delightful affair.