Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-06

our lovely Court Square turned intO Z
COW pasture like Vance and Lauder
dale streets are, and have been.
White fish, Mackiuaw trout red
snappers, squirrels. fine pork sausage
andltresh meats Of all kinds, at Seessefs
Market 33l Main street Leave or,
ders for prompt delivery.
The steamer Gaff will leave We'd
nesday next for Cincinnati. The
steamer Cons Millar will leave Gin
cinnati. Friday, 18th, for Memphis.
X. w. Lightburne, agent.
We have secured the services Of
Mr.. Mccormick. Of New York, as
tuner for our house, and guarantee all
work done by him. Leave orders with
ID. q. Getehell 4 Co., 30 Union street.
The increase Of business the past
week, as indicated by the clearing
house report to day, is 3ll per cent
over last year for the same week, the
figures being more than 1905, 900 ex
cess,
The new Cotton Exchange as il is
expected TO appear when eompleted,a at
the corner of Second and Madison
streets, hangs in Photographic form
within the walls of the present Cotton
Exchange.
The object Of our President $ recent
visit to Nashville viii leak out after a
Bit despite all efforts to cover it up
with interviews aud advice to city
relormers. There is case of "pOliti.
cal inhuenza" behind it.
Haverly's handsome pictures hang
or stick all about public places aud
even in the alley ways. His MINISTRIES
played at Nashville to big house last
night and will be here to play to an.
other on Monday evening.
Ten thousand dollars on two dol
lar investment is much better than the
Dutehmans one per cent Some
lucky individual will make this per
centage in the neg. drawing Of the
Little Havana Lottery. Get ticket
at once.
The original advertiser, Sol Cole.
man, who never copies, has on hand
the two.year old b. II. Graveley, as
rare an article as anything on earth,
and, in fact, every first class brand Of
cigars that is worth handling. Sol is
reliable in every sense Of the word.
The rates OF passage over the Lou
isville and Nashville railroad to Lou
isville has been reduced to Sc for round
trip tickets, good for ten days. The
cheap rate extend from here to Gads-
den. some sixty miles or more up the
road. This is cheap enough for exs
eursionists or any other class Of traye
lers.
Victor d. Fuchs market, 80 and Al
Jefferson, has received fresh ship
ments Of red snappers, salmon. perch,
Maekinaw trout, oysters, Gulf shrimps.
celery, quails and squirrels. He also
has chickens, new Shaker preserves,
choice veal. lamb and beet. Leave
orders to-day for Sunday mornings
delivery Of housekeeping supplies.
The regular Suuday-school Of the
Bethel will be resumed for the season
morrow, at the Bethel building.
corner Of Adams and Charleston av-
enue, at 2:30 o'clock p m. The teachers
and scholars Of last session are earn
estly requested to be present. Any
new teachers who will volunteer in
the work are most cordially invited,
and al are earnestly requested to bring
new scholars.
Those spectators who have lost so
heavily recently in buying for a rise
are happy at last, especially those who
deal in meat futures, the values Of
which we're driven up so lively yester
day. 1t viii have to 90 a long way
jet, however. to let some Of our local
speeulators out, as there are those
among them who hold contracts which
cost them Sl7 per Dbl for mess pork,
nearly Sc above present prices.
That human fend, Albritten, is
resting quietly in jail, while his victim,
Jesse Maynard, is getting on nicely at
the Leath Orphan Asylum, going to
school every day except Saturday, aud
working in the garden on that day,
also attending Sabbath school regu.
larly. Il is reported that during the
recent trial Albritten told the lad that
II he should return to his mother be
would have to be a good boy, OF the
next time he put bis hands on the lad
be would kill him outright Albritten
also heaped curses on several officers
Of the ; P. {. A. Society, especially
Mt. Lane and Mr.. Thomas Gale.
From the present outlook Jesse, if he
lives long, will be well grown before
his unnatural stepiather will get an
other chance at him.