Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-09
LEDGER LIERs.

Royal Asylum to night.
Ice chests at Turnbulls.
Lange's summer corsets.
Poems of Passion at Williams.
Tinware, Ozanne, Dsnison & Co.
Refrigerators at Schwarzenberg's.
Red Raspberties, Lyle 4 Shields.
Brown Il Jsnes, coal dealers, 2S2
Main street.
The first green corn Of the season
came in yesterday.
South Memphis Lodge works in the
NJ. NJ. degree tonight.
Wax seals with initials is the very
latest in fashionable correspondence.
Lyle & Shields will receive an ad-
ditional shipment Of raspberries at
SPIN.
The mercury's lowest this morning
was 740, and it climbed up to 80 yes
terday afternoon.
The Walnut Palace Saloon, 81 Beal,
is favorite resort for the thirsty dur
ing this hot weather.
Largest variety Of sceneries and
positions for children. Cabinets s.
per dozen at Cottage Gallery.
The picnic of the B. L. A. will pos
itiVely come off tomorrow. Trains
leave Louisville and Nashville rail-
road at $50 am.
Two pleasant social gatherings oc-
CURED at stately mansions on Beal
street, between Wellington and Lau.
derdale, last night.
The new theater on upper Main
street is a fixed fact. Captain James
Lee came home yesterday, and he
brought business in his eye.
The Memphis Rifle and German
Rifle clubs will contest for the Vienna
medal tomorrow Sunday. Shooting
to commence at 3 o'clock.
1t was shoWery yesterday afternoon,
promises to be so again to>day. and
after that the wind will shift to the
west and perhaps northwest.
Grand concert by Arnold s full band
with free lunch accompaniment, at +.
w. Moews' saloon, "A Adams, to-
night. Go there and enjoy yourselves.
A choice lot of red snappers, the
finest dinner fish in the world, was
received this morning at Victor d.
Fuchs market, 80 and Al Jefferson.
The ushers had their hands full
last night, carrying flowers down the
aisles and handing them over the foot
lights. There was dray load at
least.
A colored boy some four or five
years old was found last night wander
ing about the streets, and is still at
the station house awaiting an owner.
His name is Isaac Craig.
Spring lamb, spring chickens, veal,
homeless corned beef and fresh vegeta.
bles in season, at Seessels market, 33l
Main. Purchases delivered Sunday
morning. Leave orders.
The gamblers case is expected to
come up for consideration in the Su.
preme Court at jackson next week
The Hon. Casey Young, Of counsel
for the defense, is to leave here for
jackson tomorrow morning.
A black horse, saddled and bridled.
hitlhed on Court street from Z o clock
last night until l this morning was
taken to the station house by officer
Cullen an placed in Dunn's stable to
be cared for until the owner makes his
appearance.
There is to be a picnic at Estival
park on Tuesday next by the G. u.
D. Of 0. f., and grand festal time is
anticipated BIZ . largo number Of per-
sons connected with the order, who
are working earnestly to perfect the
details,
To be comfortable this hot weather,
90 to Sam May, gents furnisher, 1854
Main street, and lay in a supply Of
seasonable neckwear, underwear, no.
siery, shirts, etc., etc. His stock Of
fine white vests embrace large varie.
ty from the best factory in the world.
Choice veal outlets and roasts spring
lamb, spring chickene, California
homeless ham, asparagus, caulifower
and Q general assortment of fresh
meats and vegetables can be- found at
Victor D. Fuchs market. 80 and ii
Jefferson. Leave orders for Sunday