Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-24
LEDGER LINES.

Shirts
Made to order
Loeb Sc Nook, 235 Main.
Call at II Beal for saddlery.
Corsets for every form, Lange's.
g. Kaiser removed to II Beal street.
Fine bulk and can oysters at Clements.
Limburger cheese, Jos. P. Carey q Co.
LEDGER office removed to II Union st
Brown s. Jones, coal dealers, 80 Main
street.
Fancy Dried Peaches at Carson &
PaiRe's
Try Clements can oysters, they are exs
cellent
Apples, apples, candy, candy, at Carson
& Paine's.
Sweet Florida oranges just received by
Carson & Paine
Window glass and mixed paints, at E.
Wright, 800 Main.
For Sunday reading matter go TO 30
Main street, in basement.
Smoke Little Diamond, for 25c, at
Bergman g. Wagener's, 285 Main.
The Planters Wife is at Padueah
and will be presented at that place TO-
night.
G. w. Nail, S22 and 82l Main, is clos.
ing out a handsome line Of Smyrna, velvet
and Brussels rugs at cost
A rickety shanty on Turley street fell
into the bayou yesterday afternoon, caus.
ing the death OF three year old darby,
Our late guests from Kansas City
brought live poet along. No Inaugural
ceremony would have been complete
without poetry.
The Oppossum Fork levee below Ar.
kansaw City is 10 be completed by Mr.
George Arnold, Of this city, by the first
Of February next,
The recent heavy rains have flushed al
the streams on both sides Of the great
Mississippi all the way down iIOm 81
Louis southwark.
The smiles which wreathed the faces O
the visitors from the Northwest during
their recent stay made up for the lack o
sunshine overhead.
The gossips have it that an even dozer
Of connubial alliances are close aheaC
among citizens along the Elmwood rail
way just beyond the city limits.
Our recent guests from up the Kansa
railway before taking their departure
expressed a desire 10 have an early op
Iportunity 10 return the compliment, anG
said Just name your time
| Several persons at the circus last nigh
tried to stir the tigers up with a stick, il
revenge, doubtless for having themselye
4 been stirred and strapped by tigers il
other lairs on former occasions.
Seessel's market, 33l Main, has mallar,
ducks. venison, dressed turkeys AID chick
ems, oysters, celery, pure leaf lard, Iur
pork sausage, fresh meats Of all kinds,etc
etc. Leave orders for prompt delivery
Two electric lamps now illuminat
Beal street between Main and fernando
and the frequenters Of that thoroughiar
In some cases carry themselves like tn
hourishing aristocracy Of other high
way.
The jury trial before the Crimial Court
Judge Greer on the bench, against S. II
Haynes for selling pools, acquitted tina
gentleman nom the charge Of gaming
and, pool selling is therefore not feloni
+ Gus.
Clements market, SO Beale, has bee
newly fitted up In the best Of style, an
, will be constantly supplied with the mo,
/ choice varieties Of oysters, fish, gam
) poultry, celery, etc The public will d
well " call at SO Boal.
Mrs. Juliaha Hays, Of Baltimore, Pres
dent OF the Moman's Missionary Societ
: Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Soutl
4. will address the women In Central Met
odist Church on Union street, Sunday
!, Bpm. All invited.
That popular and rising young alto
]. new, Mr., John 4. Moss, after brief br
7 dai tour, returned home yesterday az
companied by Mrs. Moss, and mar
7 friends extended many congratulations
NJ the happy benedict.
/, The Sells Bros circus exhibit to-day
81 Brownsville, and Monday at Erin, az
es which the entire collection Of animf
will 20 into winter quarters on Sells Bro
- farm near Columbus, Ohio, and the PC
u formers are 70 go their respective homes
q those who have any homes.
: The Goyer Cold Storage Co. are gainil
new customers every day, Some that
2, first thought 1t an innovation are fndii
% il profitable 10 handle their goods. Al
:. o her car will arrive Monday. They a
or selling the finest spare ribs and other d
p licious meats that have ever been broug
- 70 this markert
IT Charles Levy, a junk merchant doir
- business on Shelby street north Of Boi
90 to-day swore out warrant for the ARE
10 Of young lad named Juda Gabay, son
10 II business rival 70 Mr.. Levy, who
stand is south Of Beal street on Sholb
= for assaulting him with a knife.
$50 A man, said 10 be a tramp, was brougl
into the city on the Kansas railway Ia
night, rather badly crippled by hayiI