Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-03-07

has been forwarded to Nashville.
All kinds of game fish at Seessels
markets, 124 Main, nesr Market, and
SSl. Main, near Union.
Evaporatsd apples, pealsd peaches,
pitted cherries and farinaceous goods
of all kinds at s. L. Moore 4 Go.
There are a number of cedar sup
ports tc horses in this city which,
after 81 years use, are still in good
order.
Telephone s. L. Moore 4 Co., cor,
fernando and Vance, for everything
nice in the grocery line. Prompt de.
livery.
Virgins big storm day is only forty
eight hours ahead. butthe indications
are decidedly against Virgins success
in the prophetic line.
In the Criminal Court this morning
Lindsey Anderson was sentenced Ito
three years for stealing a lot of CRATES
and tenders from the Jackson Block.
The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office and blank book mandatory, lS
Madison street, execut IS every class Of
such work in good style and at low
rates.
Sol Coleman is closing out large
line Of remnants from his great stock
of fine cigars below cost. For bar
gains, now is your time. Go there at
once.
Licenses to marry were issued to-
day to Arthur Branch and VCnnard
Marble, George French and Matte
Wiseman, T. A. Ballard and Mrs. L.
N. Duross.
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.
The tax collector of Grittenden
county, Arkansaw, Mr.. James 7. Bar.
tin, desires people interested to read
his advertisement regarding taxes.
They must be squared.
Next Tuesday evening is the time
for General Fitzhugh Lees lecture
on the Battle of Charlottesville. /"
The distinguished lecturer is said to
be graceful elocutionist and attrac.
tive speaker.
The mercury dropped to $40 early
this morning, and 81 below yesterdays
lowest. The range yesterday was 50
to 630. The wind blew at the blustery
pace Of 20 miles an hour from the
northwest at the hour of sunrise.
Special trains are to be run for the
convenience Of those who may desire
to hear General Fitzhugh Lees lec-
ture next Tuesday night. General
Lee, it will be remembered, is a son
of the distinguished Robert E. Lee.
Sweet singing birds used to be
numerous about the suburbs, but
they are now seldom seen or heard. |
The English sparrows have driven
them away and are masters of the |
field. A few dozen sparrow hawks
would be welcome to many people.
Rose Eytinge, the accomplished ac-
tress now playing here, is the mother
of Mrs. John 7. Raymond, known be.
fore her marriage as Courtney Barnes
Helen RijjeGs Heron, here with the
Hazel Kirke Troupe, is the wife of
Mr.. Miller, member of the same
company.
1t was showing this morning at
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, and raining
In Southwest Texas. The skies were
generally clear elsewhere. The polar
wave struck through Wisconsin and
Minnesota rather severe, the mercury
up there this morning being from 2 to
~ below zero, and Nebraska did not
fare much better. 1t was 13o below
freezing point at st. Louis this morn
lug.
Bishop Isaac Lane, of the colored
Methodist Episcopal church, a worthy
and highly respected divine, digni.
fed gentleman with a cultivated
mind, is in the city asking aid for a
male and female high school at Jack
son, Temp, which is managed by
members Of his church and Of which
he is trustee. The Bishops Endorsed
by number Of our best citizens, and
he will doubtless receive substantial
assistance during his visit