Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-26
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Reirigerators at Schwsrzenberg's.
Water coolers at 0zanne 4 Mays.
RefrigeratOrs. at F. j. Turnbull's.
Malakoff Bitters, ]. P. Carey & Go
No trace yet of the murdere
Haley.
Brown L Jsnes. coal dealers, 29
Main street.
Another lot of fine country butteI
and eggs, 5. l.. Moore l. TO.
Ripe bananas by the bunch, yer!
cheap, at Oliver, Firnie < Co.'S
For Sunday reading matter go t,
No. 2S2 Main street, in basement.
Grand summer garden concert at 16I
Main tonight. Sam 0chsner, prop'r
Mrs. Hattie TreEevant's benefi
will be given at Leubrie's Theatel
next Wednesday night.
Largest variety of sceneries and
positions for children. Cabinets S!
per dozen at Cottage Gallery.
Seessels market, 33l Main, will de
liver on Sunday morning fish, meats
and vegetables ordered to-day.
The Young Mems Hebrew Chris,
tan Association will give picnic al
Estival Park on Tuesday night.
Several who have been up to the
Kentucky races have come home with
valuable experience, and less money
On to morrow evening at 8 O'Clock
Miss Rosa Cohen is to be welded to
Mr.. Samuel Rosenheim, at Cochran
Hall.
A postoffiSe was recently established
up the river in Crittenden county
with George W. Thrasher as post
master. 4N
No marriage license is liHely 10 be
issued in the case Of a young lady re-
ported to have quit the telephone
service without notice.
An indictment for assault and bat
terry has been found by the grand jury
against NJ. w. Claverie for his cows
hide enjoyment. He has been let of
easy.
Sol Coleman will soon have his new
5 cent cigar, the 3l6s, on sale. He
says this article will surpass anything
that ever was placed before the public
for SO little money.
Leave orders to- day at Seessel's
market, 33l Main. for Sunday morning
delivery of Lake Erie salmon. spring
lamb, spring chickens, choice beef and
fresh meats generally.
There will be no services at the
Church de Hadden Tomorrow, owing
to the absence of the Rev. Mr. Bigby,
who deemed it advisable to return to
his former home, Augusta, Ga.
Up about Altamont and Tracy City,
On the Cumberland mountains, last
Monday it showed for two lours, and
4 frost Wednesday morning killed
early beans and other tender vegeta-
Dles.
Said a eottonseed man to one of our
leading bankers, its a long time be-
tween smokes" They were immedi.
ately afterwards seen coming out OF
|. Samelson & Co. e, putting Chickasaw
Guard cigars with great satisfaction.
Spring lamb, spring chickens, fresh
veal, asparagus, cauhhower, rhubarb
pie plant, fresh meats OF all kinds at
Victor D. Fuchs market, 80 and Al
Jefferson street. Leave orders for
Sunday morning delivery of estables.
Memorial services at Winchester
Cemetery tomorrow by the Old Folks
Society and their friends. The ceres
monies commence promptly at half past
three in the afternoon. An address BY
DR.. Samuel Watson, and cougregs.
tional songs will be prominent fea-
lures.
The Theodore Thomas concert al
Kansas City, in connection with the
philharmonic Society there last
Wednesday night, was a great success,
and Q handsome SUN was realized By
the Society. Thomas is 10 return
there next month, and will give benz
eft on the 18th for the Society.
The husband of Fanny KELLOGG. the
Mr.. Max Boscbert denied
the gossip about his wife being de.
mented OF that the couple have sepa.
rated. He sayg she sung in an orato.
rio at Boston with great SUCCESS a few
evenings ago and that the lady is living
at the Pelham hotel in that city.
The police Judge went through his
matinee programme to-dayin precisely
three minutes after the curtain was
rung up. There we're no waits
between a0ts,no encores we're allowed,
speeches were all suppressed and the
spectators hadn't time 10 hiss In token
at the brevity Of the perform
ance.
The wind shifted suddenly from
south to the northwest in the early
hours before day, bringing thunder
storm upon Us, and nearly half an
inch Of rain fell. Nashville had an
inch Of rain, Chattanooga and Little
Book half an inch, and Galveston
nearly two inches. The lowest tenn
peratpre bere this morning vas b4s,
and the range yesterday 40 to 84S. -
The cause of Or. =. q. Moore's ire
at Helena, when be shot Judge Sans
deEH through the hand last: ThursdSY
vas . deellnstIoD on the part Of M,
> Judge to be Interviewed by the DootoT
about a claim the latter h.i;di aOa;rst
the county Tor professional services
j gdge Sanders was very busy al tho
tiMsI He aldnlt wish 10 10 disturbed
and the Doctor got mad enough to
shoot him. ~
Suit has been entered by DR.. d. n
Saunders and MIR. w. A. Wheatley
asking $1,000 each from the new rail-.
way hence to New Orleans, and Cole
~