Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-19
LKDGER LIKEs.

Lange's ehildrens' corsets.
| Refrigerstorsst Turnbull's.
Tinware, Ozanne, Denison & Co.
Red raspberries, Lyle 6 Shields.
St. Elmo COnmandery meets to.
night.
Fresh Country Butter 25c, s. l..
Moore & Co.
Brown 4 jones. coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Gilt Edge Creamery Butter Soc, s.
l.. Moore l. Co.
Golden Grown Flour finest on earth,
s. l.. Moore d Co.
Boudoirs at the Cottage Gallery 81
per dozen. New scenerie.
Too much weeds and water in many
Localities tor the peace of mind OF the
farmer.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to +. q. Stockmeier TO Miss Mary
Ann Wheeler.
"a Bridge Of Glass" by +. W.
Robinson, latest in Seaside, at Cer>
wins, 2S3 Main street.
The funeral of the infant son and
only child OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Elliott took place this forenoon irem
the family residence, No. Sc Monroe
street.
The following gentlemen were
chosen members Of the Cotton Elk.
change to day: Hugh A. Hamilton,
MeTrell Kremer, N. f. Carver and
Eug. H. Leidy.
Nearly every place in Memphis is
hot at present, but some few places
are cool and pleasant, and among this
latter class is the Walnut Palace sa,
loon, 81 Beale street.
Sol Coleman's palatial cigar house
under the Terrace is assuming proper
tions After Sol gets his immense
stock in there, and in his new wholes
sale basement, it will be picture, and
beauty.
Spring chickens. spring lamb, fresh
meats and vegetables generally at
Seessel's market, 33l Main street,
Supplies purchased at this market are
delivered in time for breakfast, dinner
or supper.
The fact that a club of lucky
Memphisns struck prize in lottery
lately has served to increase the sales
of tickets in the Little Havana Lot
terry, the next drawing OF which takes
place Saturday.
At noon to- day the jury in the
james Meath case had been unable to
agree. The usual inquiry regarding
their division was met with the reply,
eleven to one" whether eleven for
conviction, or acquittsl, was not
stated, probably both.
A soull and some human bones were
found in an old oulvert near Fourth
and Ssfarans streets, Chelsea, yester-
day, and the people in the vicinity
marvel over the mystery. Some affect
to believe the bones belong to the
missing citizen, John Hollywood.
The Mission Home has at present
sixty-four persons, of which forty. two
are children, During the past year
577 were admitted. Seven have died. |
five being infants. One was born and |
one married Last year ninety-three |
were admitted, fifty one being chill |
dren.
A juryin the Criminal Court to>day |
had the case OF Ed Thomas, ten year |
old darky thief, under consideration. |
The lad tapped the till OF a Beal
street saloon. 1t is said the only |
question in the case was whether the |
thief Eas old enough to be responsible |
for bis acts.
A record Of property transferred to-
day In the Registers Office was made |
and reports the transfer by Floy H. |
Plummer by attorneys, to I.G. Harris, |
afterwards BY the latter tow. j Chase,
for $1,000, part Of the south half Of lot |
No. 404, on the east side Of Third |
street, between Poplar and Exchange. |
Four weeks from Friday next is |
Robert Wilson's day to be hung. In |
the meantime the murderer wants to |
live GA the fat of the land. he doubts
less had the same idea when he stole |
bucket Of lard from the store OF the |
late Frank RUSSELL, Yhop he shot to
death and for which act be 10 TO suffer
the penalty of death.
A threatening black cloud passed
over this city from the northwest
about dusk last evening. A verS small |
quantity OF rain fell, but the over
heated atmosphere was cooled several
degrees, and the night pyOgsd pleasant
for sleepers. This morning the mer,
curry at six stood at rs degrees, and |
8 degsss cooler than yesterday at the !
same time. The range Yesterday Wss
IRON % to SO degTees.
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