Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-29
LEDGER LINKS.

Red raspberries, Lytle & Shields.
New filters, Ozanpe. Denison & Co.
Georgia melcns. Kirk Allen & Co,
Brown a Jones. coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Sol Colemsn's cigar palace is a gem,
and the town talk.
! New York Fashion Bazaar for July
at Corwin's, 283 Main street.
Pebble spectacles and fine window
shades, at E. Wright's, 1865 Main.
Just received, one car jugs, Jars,
crooks and churns, Ike A. Chase, go
Front.
Mr.. John E. Randle was to-day ap.
pointed guardian for VIM. Drummond
a lad OF seventeen summers.
Fine carpets do not make photo
graphs bat artists of skill do. There.
fore go to Cottage Gallery for fine
work.
A fresh boil Of cotton from A. P.
Montanas field near Horn Lake was
received to-day by Messrs Kelly &
Roper.
The Knights Of Honor picnic, in
celebration of their tenth annual
anniversary, takes place this after
noon and evening at Estival Park.
Seessel's market, 33l Main, is we'll
supplied with seasonsble eatables, in
Guiding spring chickens, veal, lamb
aud fresh vegetables. Free delivery
three times day.
A very pleasant social entertain.
ment, at which number of young
people enjoyed themselves, occurred
last evnning at the residence of Mr.. j.
FARES, on Monroe street.
New potatoes Of the early rose
species were selling at Cincinnati
evening before last at $l.60 to 81 per
Dbl at the track, and Georgia water
melons at $40 and $25 per hundred.
Tonight the grand re>union of the
Knights of Honor will take place, and
next week the regular drawing of tie
Little Havana Lottery will be held as
usual. Get ticket in the Lottery at
once.
The Mozart Musical Society had an
orchestral rehearsal at their hall on
Union street last night, and it is the
last to occur previous to the proposed
concert, which will take place next
Tuesday.
The kuotty dog problem is still
doubtful one in Judge Pierce's Court.
| Meantime the darky who holds the dog
is said to feed we'll, and if be hasn't
already done so he is expected to fee
his attorney we'll.
Cotton fell one. sixteenth pence on
| Orleans in Liverpool yesterday, and
one sixteenth pence on uplands to day.
Here the decline yesterday was t cent
on all classes, and within the past week
the decline has been 4c per ID on all
grades.
The high water of the river bids fair
to go into a decline at an early day and
the next thing likely to happen will be
the pining away of that narrowing
genius at Helena, who for some days
has revealed in the wealth of imagiD
airy foods.
The loss of Diehl & Lord by the FIRE
at Nashville last Tuesday is given at
$1,000, upon which there was $500
Insurance. The building they occu-
pied was owned by A. II. Rannie, of
| New York, valued at $4,000 and in
sured for half that sum.
| The aesthetic and fragrant sun
| flower is ripe and blossoms daily in
the sunshine. Meanwhile the ems
chanting Oscar Wilde, who was with
US about this time last year. has gone
abroad, shorn his locks and will not
let US gaze upon his like again.
i A beautiful cottage residence in the
Queen Anne style of architecture is in
course of erection on the north side of
Linden street, next to Mr.. Ben. Bing-
hams and opposite to Captain s. Z.
Carnes', for Mr.. wilkins, the jeweler.
1t will cost somewhere about $4,000.
This section of country for more
than 3 hundred miles round was
! wholly exempt from rain yesterday
and last night. Not single drop is
2 reported to have fallen anywhere
nearer than Paris and Nashville, and
thereabouts it was barely a sprinkle
/ A wreath Of flowers, arranged most
beautifully in an oval form, the collec-
i tion being full four feet long by two
y broad, was exhibited to-day at the
Q Merchants Exchange, as the hands
work, as tar as the arrangement went,
of q well known young lady Of Adams
: street.
81 At the Hebrew reformed ynsgogue
Q the last lecture Of the season will be
delivered tonight by Rabbi NJ. Sam
!. field; subject, The unavailable CRY
V afi6g the visible presence Of God"
The ceremOniea Of laying the corner
d stone TO the new temple will take
3 place Sunday next at 5 o'clock p n.
Nearly 1900 Georgia watermelons
" came here Wednesday from Atlanta
- by q siEsle Ga, ard front row mer.
y. y chant dealt then freely yesterday aid
III to-day at $40 per husdfsd, or aboat
B. s566 lOF the entire load. The shippers
o. will feel happy when they receive
!. , account Of sales.
= The last installments Of the rAsp
a. berry crop are coming into market
aud in few days the delicious littlt
: berry will retire for the season, to b,
- succeeded by dew and blackberries
The raspberry period has been Q
: longer duration than usual this year
!. and the yield has been prolific.
= Georgia ERtermelons on ice, rec