Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-22

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Keystone Eastsr sSS dyss, 5 cclof'
for lOc. Sold By druggists,
Genuine country butter, 300 per
pound, at d. G. Shelby & Co.'s.
Tender vegetation has been caught
aud severely treated by the cold,
Telephone D. g. Shelby 4 Co. for
choice groceries, at lowest prices.
Interesting races are announced for
Saturday at the Jockey Club park.
Pebble spectacles and 6ne window
shades, at E. Wrigbt's, S65 Main.
Extra choice sugarhOuse molasses,
Csc per gallon, at D. G. Shelby 3
Co.'s.
D. G. Shelby & Co. can compete in
prices with any house in the city.
Try them.
Peek's Bad Boy and His Pa; new
supply received at Corwin's news
depot, 2S3 Main street.
WJohnson Lodge No. p, A. 0,U,W.,
meets to night. The degrees will be
conferred upon five candidates,
5000 pounds Fairbanks best lard
l2ac per pound, at D. G. Shelby 4
Co, S., corner Vance and fernando.
The Grand Jury is expected to re.
port to Judge Pierce, sitting as Grim
inal Judge, at the courthouse to-mor.
row.
The pictures in Prof. Cromwells
art collection are said to have cost
S25, COO. They are both numerous
aud valuable.
As the snow melts watch for leaks
and you can have them stopped with
Gaston's waterproof paint Office
254 Second street.
The Washington weather man pre-
dicted snow here twenty-four hours
ahead Of its coming. Tie is more
reliable than Virgins.
Fun seekers will have a chance for
enjoyment by Disgusting themselves
and prancing at the mask ball to come
of at the Exposition building next
Monday night.
The Season, for April, also new
supply of Young Ladies' Journal and
Revue de la Mode, for April, received
this morning at Corwin's news depot,
No. 283 Main street,
Keep lookout on your leaky roof
and have the leaks stopped GastOn's
water proof paint will stop them
effectually and can be put on wood,
metal or slate. Office 254 Second st.
The gentlemen who work up locals
in the two morning papers have swap
ped corners. but will circulate the
same as heretofore, and are not going
to repudiate or ignore their acquain-
tances.
The snow storm Of yesterday rem
dered country roads too muddy for
wagon hauling, therefore none we're to
be seen to day on the bluff in front Of
the city, where they usually congre-
gate in great numbers.
The Queen Of England slipped and
hurt her knee last Saturday, and half
column Of printed matter comes
over the cable to tell of the mishap
aud the great sensation it created
among the English people.
Beautifying and invigorating the
fashionable flesh is one of the agencies
of Lent, and the openings to-day dis
play many handsome and novel adOfn-
ments, many Of which will be worn by
| fair femininity on Eastern Sunday.
When Judge John L. 7. Sneed was
Attorney General, good many years
ago, they used to charge that he wal
too severe and earnest in his efforts to
convict evil doors. Now some say
they think he is 200 tender hearted.
To-day is commemorated among
Christians as a general communion
and in token Of the Last Supper Of
Christ and his Apostles. Tomorrow
is the most solemn in all the Christian
calendar, as ii commentaries the
Cruei6xion.
The librettos for the operas of :he
merry War;" "IOlanthe" and "The
! Black Cloaks" are for sale at Hollen
berg's By Treasurer Young Of the
theater. Seats for the Ford engage
ment next week may be obtained al
the same place tomorrow.
Alpine scenes apd objects Of interest
in Switzerland will beProf. CFopwell'l
subject at the theater tonight. With
the Professors happy style Of explain
ing the leading points, the entertain
ment comes as near reality as am
ought to expect for half dollar.
A magnificent winter scene was pre-
sented in Court Square last eyeuis!
and this morning. If Kate Claxton
when she comes to play the "Tw,
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