Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-23
THE CITY.
LKpeKR LIEEs.

New nlters, Ozanne, benson & 70.
Brown d Jsnes. coal dealers, ~
Main street.
Century for July, at Corwin's, 2s3
Main street.
Raspberries again this evening at 5
o'clock, by Lyle 4 Shields.
The Eagles aud the Reds play base
ball at Olympic park tomorrow.
For Sunday reading matter go to
No. 2S2 Main street, in basement.
CaDteloupes on ice for Sunday morn>
ing's breakfast at Seessels market, 3Sl
Main.
1t did not get above IS degrees yes
terday, but is climbing higher this
afternoon.
Largest variety of sceneries and
positions for children. Cabinets So
per dozen at Cottage Gallery.
Vagrant dogs are nuisance, and
should be made examples Of despite
the humane sentiments of Inspector
Lane.
The several Lodges X. OF H. of this
city will celebrate their 10th anniver-
sary at Estival Park on Friday, June
18th.
The Rev. R. w. King, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Hick.
man, X, was marriedy last Thursday
to Miss Emma Hasley at Dyersburg,
Tenn.
The last grand concert by Arnold's
full band will take place to night at
K. w. Moews saloon, "a Adams street.
Go there to enjoy the fine music and
ice cold beer.
Seessel's market, 33l Main, is we'll
supplied with a large assortment OF
meats and vegetables. Leave orders
to-day for supplies to be delivered in
time for Sunday dinner.
Copious rains have fallen within the
present week in all the country round,
and farmers have had their work
OF clearing the grass from their crops
greatly checked by the wet.
Those hair lifters about the river
food and the destruction it threatens
continue to come from Helena. They
are fearfully alarming, even to those
who reside on mountain tops.
TIE four train robbing murderers
were hanged yesterday at GAINESVILLE,
Ark, and the world is better off now
that, they have left it. There is plenty
ofroom here without such people.
A hole in the bluff, near the Han
auer oil works, has stopped the use of
one OF the railway tracks. A long
pole has been run into the hole to let
wayfarers know they must be aware.
The Christian Brothers College ex-
ercises at the theater last night drew
very large audience. The programme
was highly entertaining, and the lads
acquitted themselves with becoming
credit.
The first coupons of the compromise
bonds OF this city will be promptly
paid on the first of next month. 1t
mas been ten years since the holders
OF Memphis bonds received cent of
interest.
The following numbers drew the
capital prizes in the Little Havana
Lottery, at Havana, Cuba, to-day,
Glass ll3l: 1896 drew $4,000; 4l67,
5000; 17,4S9, 5000; 59l, 500; 9756
aud 1854 drew $3.50 each.
The Land League picnic to be held
on the 10Th should be largely attended
by Irishmen and their friends. The
proceeds are to be sent to the widows
and orphans of those unlortunates
recently hung in Ireland.
James Evans, charged with partic-
ipating in the lynching OF Granville
Warden a few days since, near Brink
ley, Ark, has had a preliminary ex-
animation at Clarendon, Monroe
county, and has been committed to
jail without bail.
Fine red snappers received to-day,
also on hand spring chickens, spring
lamb, veal, and fresh meats generally,
as we'll as home grown tomatoes and
other vegetables at Victor d. Fuchs
market, 80 and Al Jefferson. Orders
left to day will be delivered on Sunday
The Macon Volunteers left this
forenoon for Macon, Ga, their home.
The company was organized in 1885,
but the present members we're not
enrolled that far back. Captain w.
w. Csrnes, their present commander,
has been their chief for eight years
past.
Housekeepers should keep in mind
the Tennessee Renovating Company.
They renovate your carpets and fur
niture, making them almost equal to
new. This company does good work
and are RECOMMENDED by our best citi ..
Gems. Give them call. ChickasAw
Armory Building.
! The crueltysto-animal-man, Lane,
has now turned his attention to dogs,
and he threatens to arrest the first
man caught trying to poison one. If
every mad dog in the city could be set
on Inspector Lane at once, instead Of
upon other folks, surely the Inspector
might learn something to his advan.
tagc.
The grand opening Of Sol Coleman
Cigar Palace will take place tonight,
and everybody is Invited to DO present
on the occasion. 1t is anticipated
that the judgment Of the public will
be that the Palace is q marvel Of good
taste aud beauty that the cigars are The
best in the world, and that q few more
public spirited citizens like Sol Cole.
man is ono Of the greatest needs 10
this aOurishing city.
The MOUNTAINS and the seashOrC
are attracting many visitors
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