Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-17


Golden Hair Fluid at Mrs. MeAnally's
You can buy the best shirts only atSam
Mays 1854 Main street.
Dressing gowns, smoking jackets and
other fine presents for gentlemen, at Sam
Mays.
Leave orders at Seessel & Wurtzbur-
gers market 100 and l32Main, forChrist-
mas turkeys oysters and celery.
Miss Lelta Goodloe, of North Alabama,
is visiting the family Of Mr.. james l..
Goodloe on Mitchell avenue
Mr.. ]. J, Doherty, city editor of the
Vicksburg Evening Post, one Of our val
ued exchanges, Is in the city on visit TO
his brother Mr.. @. W. Doherty.
Martin Walt Il Co, 246 and 24s Front
street are in the commission business and
will attend to all shipments Of hides, furs,
poultry, eggs, and all kinds Of produce.
Prompt returns guaranteed.
Mr.. Sam Slayer, residence on Court
street is happy over the birth OF his first
boy. The new eomer,arriving on yesterday
and he is receiving congratulations with q
face wreathed in smiles.
Seessel 4 Wurtzburger, 1870 and 49,
Main, have just received new limburger
cheese, Switzer cheese, Holland herring,
Russian sardelles, German pickles, dried
pears, cherries, prunes, ETC., etc.
The Katy-Did Club will give hop al
Cochran Hall tonight. Every arrange
ment has been perfected TO ensure an en-.
joyable time to all participants. These
only holding tickets Of invitation are eI.
peeted to be present.
Mr.. II. II. McCaleb. of the Yicksbure
Daily Herald, arrived in the city thil
morning by the steamer viii S. Hays
Captain james Rees, the owner Of tn,
elegant steamer, also arrived in the city
to-day from the East.
Major John d. Adams, the well known
and popular Arkansaw gentleman cam,
over from the Capital Of his State thi
morning and was gratifed TO find that biz
fine steamer,the Kate Adams had reached
port last evening with very fine trip o
freight and passengers.
Captain J. L. Shallcross Of the Louis
vile Board Of Underwriters, arrived il
the city on yesterday to adjust insuranc,
losses amounting 10 $4,000 on the los
steamer Josie Harry, that sum being th,
total risks on the burned boat, and Louis
vile and Cincinnati offices being the chic
sufferers.
Mr.. John J. Barry is the accomplished
editor Of the sprightly Bazaar Gazette
which is 10 be printed daily through tn,
run OF the St. Peters bazar. The frs
number came out on yesterday, and wal
largely distributed aboulth churches anC
public places Of the city. 1t has ever S,
many bright little sayings and smart par
agraphs in it,and it's expected 10 improve
with every issue,
Victor d. Fuchs market, 80 and Al
Jefferson, is still in the lead with seasonA
BILE eatables. Dressed turkeys, choic,
dressed mallard ducks, squirrels, Quails
rabbits, venison steaks and roasts, opos
sums, celery, oysters, red snappers perch
Kansas City fresh meats, etc, etc, ar,
among the good things offered to the Low
ers Of good eating. Leave orders and tn,
purchases will be delivered promptly.
Mr.. Z. II. McFall, the electrician o
the Telephone Company Of Memphis
and Miss Minnie L. Bukowitz, a charm
ing young lady Of Nashville, were mar
ried at No. 24S Second street by the Rev
Mr.. Sweeney, The happy couple left las
night for New Orleans, where Mr.. Nc
Fall will superintend the erection Of tn,
great telephone switch Of that city. May
they live long, prosper and be happy il
the wish Of their many friends.