Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-24
LEDGER LINES.


Damned Mays new store, 257 Main.
Uncrushable walking skirts, Lange's
Oyster Bay asparagus. Lyle &
Shields.
Brown Il Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
4 Use Lyle & Shields prepared
buckwheAt four.
The sale Of seats for ''Hazel Kirke"
began this morning.
Select oysters l2lc per dozen, Sig
naigo's market, 278 Second.
John Pitts, for stealing a diamond
pin, was granted a new trial.
The Gus Williams Zone of the
Finest" troupe playat Louisville next
week.
New cucumbers, tomatoes, celery
and beets at Matt Monaghan's 244
Front.
Everything in the way Of provisions
and eatables we're quoted stiff to-day,
except eggs and butter.
Only one more week before the sale
Of crockery and glassware at cost will
close at Kohlbry's, Sc Main street.
Licenses to marry were granted to-
day to joseph Adler and Mary Dan.
heiser; A. p, Love and Sarah Dukes.
The railway to run between here
and New Orleans will not touch
NatcheE, as that place is out of the
line.
A sermon on Miracles will be de-
livered tomorrow forenoon by the
Rev. A. W. Lamar, at Central Baptist
church.
The sieight of hand man pulatOr
now at the thester, is a brother
Of Madame Louis, who teaches the
Terpsiehorean art here.
Magazines, reviews, periodicals,
papers, Libraries aud the largest Sc
lection Of reading material in the
South can be had at Mansford's.
Dressed chickens aud turkeys, game,
red snappers, fresh caught Lake Erie
salmon, fresh shad and oysters, at
Signaigo's, 27S Second and 92 Beal.
u don't think anybody wants it."
sid Captain James Lee, jr., to Cover
nor Bate, the other day, when asked
about the coal oil inspectesship here.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job PRINTING |
Office and blank book mandatory, 10 |
| Madison street, execut IS every class Of |
such work in good style and at low |
rates.
Another comet, and the first Of |
the season, has been discovered. It'll
promises to become conspicuous and |
Is to be found in the constellation
Pegasus
The PUBLIC Ledger job printing
Office constantly receives new type Of
the latest styles, and the Office gener-
ally is kept up to the highest standard
Of excellence.
Harper's and Leslie's Weeklies have
illustrations OF the great foods at
Cincinnati. Corwin has an extra
supply also a full line of the rnaga.
zines for March.
Dressed turkeys and chickens, Po-
tomae shad, MackinaW trout, white
fish and ReelfOOt perch embrace some
of the eatahles to be found at Seessels
market, 33l Main.
The trains on the Little Rock road
quit yesterday. Until the water sub
sides they will not come further east
than Madison, on the St. Francis. forty
miles west of here.
Rev. Mr.. Long will preach to.
morrow morning aud evening as usual
at the Strangers. Church. The eveL-
ing sermon will be a continuation of
series Of discourses on the Book Of
Genesis,
Sixteen candidates are reported as
DESTROYS Of filling the insurance place
made vacant by the death Of Mr.. r.
p Boiling. 0nly FIVE or six have so
far been suggested for the Sheriff 8
position.
Mr.. Andrew Atby arrived last night
and the funeral of the late Sheriff will |
take place a. pjpe O'Clock tomorrow
morning. He will be laid by the side
Of his daughter, Dora, in ElmwoOd
cemetery.
The telegraph reports Capt knight
in charge Of the public works at Plum
Point, as saying that the improve
ments there are intact. lie didn't
talk that way when visiting here few
days SINGS.
The Wharfage charges to steamers is
70 be reduced one half, If the State