Public Ledger from Memphis, Tennessee • 2

W)OtAA4JlMnMpaMMapawwi timniupewjm OTaofeMKf'MtttMMOiMhitMi GOSSIP OF THE CAPITAL HART HAMMERED PUBLIC LEDGER 'l4ort "I there faow to dcel pwrfserion shO will etlar ths wsheniias peculiar to woman who art subject to OsmuucrriUtaiid He attendant tote ytjmw4 xad hat an eminent physician has ia say upon ths subject I bars mtitm parUeaiarir remits from tha dm I Tanffotina LUshm A A MELLIEB Sole PTOpVVJSsg i 1 i Whitehead has been released His snooessor bag not yet arrived and Sneed oovered third yesterday in great shape While this was the oase yesterday and Krehmeyer in right field played without an error the ohangl is not desirable Sneed is far too valuable in right to play elsewhere The Sporting News published at St Louis in its review ol the Southern League pUoes Memphis in the lead in the race for the pennant Just at present that ie a redaction on that reliability If they had waited two or three weeks or mayhap a month they might have given ns that plaos and not been eritioised for so doing A gang of hoodlnm followed the Chattanooga club from the park yesterday guying them with such remarks as yon learn how to play Jiall before yon eome all play a little and suoh like They were only atreet maokerele and irresponsible therefore the visitor should not feel bad over it understand the delioacy of your If the Browns play the game with Atlanta and Nashville with as few errors and heavy willow work as char-aoterized ooatest they will get there And why will they not? It it all bosh to suppose that they are going to surrender more than two games to either of the above mentioned elubs The same fear waa felt io regard to Savannah and look at the result of the visit of that olub EXTRA 3 OMEGA FLOUR $5 00 FLOUR $525 FLOUR $575 of a miles Sixteen starteTS entry Prima Donna won in 132 Berlin seoond Poverty third SaoonjdRaoe One and one-sixteenth of a mile parse $350 of whioh $50 to second Thirteen starters Slashes ran first Favius seoond and Quest third Time 151 Third Race 1 mile and 70 yards Purse $500 of whioh $50 to second Twelve starters inoluding Cockling Spaulding Aretino Joquita Ponka Monaroh Keene Emma Manly Wan-keshaw WarringtoaLeaman and Josh Billings Conkling won in 1:46 Warrington 2d Leaman3d Fourth I mile Puree $4C0 of whioh $50 to second Fourteen starters including Faith Thompson Mollie McCarthy's last Lady Hamilton MalvaR Restless Amy Hide HeortciU Carlisle Hettie 8 Fronie Louise Long Slipper Bine Hood Lida Flora won Hettie 8 seoond Carlisle third Time 1:44 Fifth -Sensation stakes mile $800 added Ten starters in-olud'ng Duke ot Bourbon Jim Gore Keder Kahn Alcalde Brother Ban Btxby Casey Katie A Glenella-Violetta Gleoella of Captain Sam 8 Brown's stable won in 1:18 Jim Gore seoood and Katie A third Railway Acclden Chicago May The Clinton Iowa speoial says: Ihe Midland paese-eer train runni-g from Anamosa this morning ran over three young Germans who had b-en to a dance at Goose Lake last night and had beoome drunk laid down oo the track to sleep They were farm hands shortly arrived from the old country Ooe died soon after another will die and the third slisbtl braised Its Delicacy ol Flavwr And the effieaoy of its aotion have rendered the famous California liquid fruit remtdy Syrup of Figs immensely popular It cleanses and tones up the elogeed and feverish system and dispels headaches colds and fevers Bottles for sale by Heister283 Main street It Was Loaded aa Usual Reading Pa May At Boyer-town this county to-day Allen and Hiram Leidy brothers aged three and five years respectively while engaged in playing got hold oi loaded revolver Hiram pointed the weapon at his younger brother and tent a ballet through the little body producing fatal injuries Horalord'a Acid Phoaphata Beware at Imitations Imitations and counterfeits have again appeared Be sure that the word is on the wrapper None are genuine without it Xj IP 3EE S25 DEALER IN 7 Stoves and Tinware Lamps Oils Chimneys and Wicks Ho 151 Main Street Memphis Tenn STOVES GUARANTEED TO BE OF THE BEST MAKE ParUcalser attentioa FI4 to Tin Keefie oust 4oltertf at Ko eiaeed Price Nieainboat Work made to Otder Shingle Roofs temrvnvj and Tin Rnoft put on at Lownt Market Figures LOCAL OPTION The traffic in whisky and malt liquors is receiving more attention than at any time in the history of the country Public eenti-ment declares it an evil Claimed by some as a necessary evil laws and opinion both hedge it around with harriers Evil as it is the manufacture and tale of liquors haa many apologists for its existence Dating their arguments from day they reach the present time with the old worn-out statements of capital invested and labor employed which iherwise must remain idle The fallacy of this argument is evident to the least thoughtful In a counry as large as ours with only a fraction of its territory developed capital and labor will not want for employment in ust ful channels for many generations We need not speak of the evils which follow the use of alcohol in any form This community acknowledge them and in most communities the tendency is to control and narrow its influence Reform hae made a great stride in the past few jears and the sentiment of the community aided by legislation ha reduced the temptations of intemperance greatly Weak worn and weary in body and mind the sufferer to whom is given a medicine containing whisky is in just the condition to receive the greatest present ill effects and to encourage an appetite that may prove his ruin The prescription by medical men and the U6e by their patients of remedies containing tonic properties and stimulating ingredients prepared without whisky aid relorm The one Iron preparation accepted by the people and endorsed by physicians as filling their prescription is Brown's Iron Bitters Itisnot abeveraga is not sold in bar-rooms or by the glass It contains no whisky but is a pure temperance medicine Itpuriiiesandenriches the blood gives strength and tone to the overworked or worn-out system calms the debilitated nerves rests the weary brain and gives health to the sufferer without the after effects which result from the use of whisky or malt liquors used for their stimulating properties It is worthy of note that the most delicate person can take Brown's Iron Bitters without producing nausea orotherevilefTectsanditistheonly Iron medicine that will not injure or discolor the teeth cause headache or constipation One of the fallacies of our people is that malaria can only be cured by the use of quinine and whisky In chills and fevers spring fevers bilious fever in fact in all malarial fevers better and more permanent results are obtained by the use of Iron Bitters It leaves no unsatisfactory effect! to plague the patient and creates and encourages no abnormal appetite We claim that Iron Bitters is a factor in the temperance movement It aids by its beneficial action and will assist the intemperate in their desire to reform by giving tone and strength to the disturbed and poisoned Stomach When the blood which is the source of life and health becomes weak watery and impure it causes many diseases bearing many names Chief among these are the stomach liver and kidney troubles However they are called they belong to the same family The action of Iron Bitters in removing the impurities and enriching the blood will cure these diseases It promotes digestion and cures the dyspeptic drives away the bile and starts into healthy action all the channels of the liver through which the blood must flow to be purified Rheumatism which tortures the body and neuralgia which afflicts both body and mind are directly traced to impoverished condition of the blood Iron Bitters calms the nerves and strengthens the body while its prompt action in changing the condition of the tJood relieves torture and cures the disease It is left to your option whether yon will suffer or procure a bottle of Iron Bitters (which C06ts but a dollar) and be cured A word here to the purchasers: There are people base enough to trifle with suffering 8ome have attempted to imitate this medicine be deceived They urge you to buy a bottle that appears like Iron Bitters The contents are not the same The skill of its combination and the quality of its ingredients prevent its imitation The genuine has the trade mark and crossed red lines printed on the wrapper Sold everv-wliere Brown Chemical CoBaltimareMii The Brag Pitcher of the Chattanooga Club Hammered for Thirteen Basea Black Dora Splendid Work All Around-(James Elsewhere The Chattabooga baseball team arrived in this oity yesterday morning and assisted the Browns in entertaining a fairly large gudienoa of baseball admirer yesterday afternoon It would have been rather poor enter Uinmeut had the home olub played as poorly as tha visitors but they did not Little Bobby Black was in the box and he held the Iron City boys down to three scattering hits whioh netted no runs Hart the Heoming pitoher" did the twirling for the visitors and nothing better eould have been desired by our slugger They got right onto him from the sUrt and at the close of the first inning had fonr runs chalked np to their credit added two more io the sixth one in the eighth and two in the ninth making a total of nine Manseh Andrews Colgan Blaok Fosselbaoh and Phelan all found that ball delif ered by Hart and sent it from the bat with auoh good effect that hie heart must have sunk within him The only men who hit were Sneed Broughton and Krehmeyer three to whom Memphis always looks in time of need They were not needed yesterday however as Blaok and Col-gaa took it npon themselvea to play the game There were only two errors made on the side of the looals both exeusable and Sneed at third and Phelan at second reoeived the credit for them Against this showing the visitors had eight Following is the Summary: Runs Memphis First base on Memphis 2 Chattanooga 2 First base on called Memphie 4 Chattanooga 2 Struck By Blaok 4 by Hart 6 Left oo Memphis 5 Chattanooga 6 Two base Andrews Three base Blaok Dcuble plays Msneell to Andrews Graham to Levis Passed Colgan 1 Wild Black lHsrt 2 Bases stolen Phelan Hengle 8 GAMES YESTERDAY The first game of the Atlanta-Nashville series was something lovely to behold and read about The Atlanta! made one run io the first inning and nothing but those discouraging goose eggs rewarded the efferte of either side until the ninth when Nashville made two Atlanta secured another Being the score Then they went to work on extra innings two of which were fruitless for victory In the twelfth Nashville scored odc and Atlanta two thus winning the game by a soore of 4 to 3 Baker and Conway were the pitohers Not a single run was earned Base Nashville 7 Atlanta 5 Errors 7 Atlanta 5 Struok Baker 81 Conway 2 Brennan umpired and did not give satisfaction Maoon 2 Charleston 0 Batteries: Smith snd Decker for the locals and Weyhing and Hines for the visitors WON AND LOST The following table will show the number of game lost and won by each club: BK WS'8 IRON BITTaHft PROVED on jdvau tbie reueJy to Mr Michael Bkrtei 2U Washington street Memphis tenn for durrtia? aod dy peisia tie says it acts like a chatm when oiher mediwiues fvii A Thompson i Lewis Miller 1 Davis Bverett Barnes John Downs HR Hughes Bquity Lodge No 80 meets at A deli AM beoond 1st and Jd Fridays of each aonth FJ Kelly WABHili Reoorder Johnston Lodge No fit meets at A Roll 4kb Second fid and 4th Thursday of each month Marshal otiles IN Rainey decjrder bind city Lodge No fifi meets at A 0 Jail fiw beoond fid aid 4th Mondays of each Binth A MoOreightM WJ Ihompson isoorder Chiokasew Lodge No 40 meets at A 3U Beoond 1st and hd Thursdays of seek month Oates Wj 0 Caainrtn Reorder DIRECTORY Memphis Workman Rnoxvilie Workman Nashville Grand Foreman Memphis Grand Overseer Nashville Grand Recorder Nashville Grand Receiver Nashville Grand Guide Jfagleviiie Watchmen Pimm imis mi Genera! Delivery and Stamp Department opea at 8 i and (Pose at pm Registry and fteney Order Department open at 8 a mu and close 6 pm Route Carriers deliver to business houses 7 and It am 230 and 4 45 pm Route Corners deliver to residences 7 am and pm Arrival end Departure of Malls i a a a 1 1 6 i i 1 1 1 5 4 4 I 1 I lLejlm riAioa pneo of the DAILY LEDGER is $5 per annum and jOe por month for loss than one year Tue AVEEKLY LEDGER 1 per annum poatage free Payable in si" vance tuisday jck 1 186 HASVIT MATFte TRASK mathes CO EDIT0K3 PKOPKIKTORS LOCKE Bus Mgr 17 UNION S1REET Entered at the Postoffiee in Memphis Tenn matter The Public Lkpckr is sold on passenger t'aina which leave the city every afternoon It is a spirited live interesting progressive paper full of the latest news from all parts of the world Price five cents ttasineM feotlce The Ledger has adopted the eoand and just business policy of charging a reasonable price for looal notioee of all pay entertainments to be given This is for onr own protection and will real! benefit a discriminating public Promiscuous free puffery is not only an imposition npon the conductors of a paper but upon its pa tronizing readers and sympathizing friends Colonel Looney lias been royally weloomed at every point he has visited in West Tennessee in the laet few days He makes a splendid impression wherever he goes and but emphasizes the esteem in which he is held at home and wherever he it known As a typical Tennesseean a worthy wide awake progressive man of the times he is commended to the masses as one who is worthy and able to lead his party on to higher viotory and to fill with distinction the Gubernatorial offioa Shelby county and West Tennessee will give him an indorsement of which any man might be proud and there will be a hearty response from various other parte ot the State If nominated by the Democratic convention on the 11th of August he will carry the banner of hit party in triumph from Carter to Shelby The Tennessee Historical Society will hold Its next meeting by invita tion of Rev Dean Hodgson Di Vioe Chanoellor of the University of the Sooth at SewaneeTenn on Tubs' day June 8 The Society will leave Nashville on that day by the 7:30 train in a speoitl car arriving at Se-wanceatllim and will return on the 9th arriving at 7 pm It is hoped that Colonel Albert McNeal Vioe President will preside and address the Sooiety A very interesting pro' gramme has been arranged and all who attend are promised an unusual weloome For Probate Judge Jlioon Esq is aunouooed a a candidate for Probate Judge of Shelby oounty subject to the action of the Democratic convention He is an alumnus of Humphrey College a thorough and successful lawyer of many years practice He has lived iu Memphis full twenty years and is reoognizod universally as a high toned gentleman and scholar and a most painstaking comoientious and accurate member of his honorable profession These high qualities peculiarly fit him for the deliaate and responsible duties of the office for whioh he has beeu enoouraged by so many of our best citizens to beoome a eandi date It is needless to add that if nominated he will be elected and will fill theplaoe with the utmost fidelity eourage and ability for be possesses ih a peouliar degree that fine sense of honor and moral eourage which enables a man to do his whole duty noder all circumstances Brownsville Brevities Regular Correspondence Ledger Browksvills Jlay 31 Editor Ledger The Haywood eonoty oonvennen met Sturday and appointed delegates to the Judicial Conventions at McKenzie Jane 2 and at Nashville June 9and to the Gubernatorial Convemjoa in August The convention instructed tor Lea 8upreme Court A 0 Etcs for Circuit Judge and Bond for Attorney General Soott was elected Chairman of the County Executive Committee There is much excitement over the convention at McKenzie on aeoount of Brownsville having two candidates who will present their claims belore it Last Friday the Baptist Sunday ohool bad a pionio at two miles on the other side of Hatohie river A orowd of boys walked up the river and went in swimming and one of their number Tommie Whittle was drowned The body wai just found this morning about two hundred yards from where he lank It was in a very bad state of decomposition Ths interment will take plaoe this morning He was about aeventeen years old and a most exemplary boy The new ot his deith was a terrible blow to father (Rev hittle) and mother of whom he was an only ion The Sunday school will hardly have any more picnias near the river The examinations of the Union 8eminary are going on now The oonoerts will take plaoe the latter part of the week Dr John Saviour will be home Wednesday lie has been in New York taking a special course on the eye ear and throat Prof Moselyhas dosed his eehool here and will go to Fort Smith Ark to praotioe law Mise Belle Granberry of Arlington is here Mine Siddie Wilson of Louisvills is io the oity attending the oommenoe menu People here think Mason acted bypoontioally pious in trying to prevent men from working on Snnday to change the gauge of the railroad Why they atop the trains from running by there on Sunday? has been asked fey rap si Figs Manufactured only by the Califor-bia Fig Syrup Co 8an Fraucisoo Cal is own true laxative Thia pleasant California liquid fruit remedy may be had of ii Heme- druggist and ohemist 283 Main street Bottle at fitly oents or one It is the most pleasant p-ompt and effective remedy kn iwn to cleanse the system: to act on the liver kidneys and bowels geo ly yet thorough ly to dspel headaches colds and levers to cure eoostipation indigestion and kindred ill letting on Date and Place of the Mamaga Recording the Deeds the Purchase Special to Few York Herald Washington May to two to June shouted the book makers to night Never having heard of any horae by that name I sought in vain tor to-morrow and then thnmbed over the latest turf guide against one June was the next bid are the odds so asked a voice answered the bookmaker bad day for marrying you The terrible reality hurst upon me Beta were actually beirg made on the date of the wedding In tbe corner of the room the crowd wae densest were the quotations: odds on place 1 to 5 on Albany 5 to 2 on Folsom dale 1 to 2 on Baffalo 10 to 1 on Washington THE BITTING ON DATB The only rale that is worth quoting ia that the bets are off if there is no marriage bat hold if there is a change aa to the bride The latest odds are ae below but they are' liable to be altered any boar The curious fact ie that only one speculator has asked for a quotation prior to June 16 but the obliging bookmaker laid him a heavy odds and generously offered make a book tor any date aeaired op to next This ought to satisfy anybody but to-night Jane 22 is the favorite Here ie the tting June 1 Jim 22 3 9 I I I -inn- lb I ns 23 2-1 Jana 17 2-1 Jana 24 14 3 tFndasjJuua 6 Juna 19 :6 LiSusd-vM un 20 1- LiS-aday) un 27 1 June 21 uoa It ie denied here to-night that Mrs Folsom and her daughter have been tendered the use of tha Whitney mansion Colonel Lamont returned thia evening DEEDS RECORDED 8oon after 12 to day Marshal Wilson descended trom his carriage at City Hall and entered the office of the Reoorder ot Deeds It was his second visit He had been there at 9 as eoon in faet as the office opened Then he deposited a title deed conveying tbe property known as Pretto Prospeot from Mans Green and George Green her husband to A A Wilson On his seoond visit the Marshal filed a deed eonveying the same property for the same oonsid 121 from A A Wilson and Mrs AVirginia Wilson his wife' to Grover Cleveland of New York Thegitle is guaranteed by a real estate company end both deeds now have a plaoe on the reoords of the Distriot ot Columbia ECHOES OP THE SALE Already the President is likely to experience the vexations of being a property owner There is a wrangle among several real estate owners as to who is entitled to ihe two and a half per oent eom mission for making the ale The deed from Wilson to Cleveland was signed in the presence of Dorsey Claggett a dashing young Democrat George Green whose wife owned the property cays that he hae agreed to pay Claggett a commission but Major Armes who brought the property to the notice of Colonel La-mont and the President does not take a favorable view of the traosao tion He may bring an notion to recover the $537 50 commission The ronndabont way in which the property hae been conveyed will be claims tarnish very good presumptive evit denae that it was employed merely for the purpose of diverting the legitimate brokerage into other hands When seen to-night be said that he hae been looking lor a country plaoe tor the President over four months First he examined the Whitney plaoe near the Soldiers' Home thirty-two aorea at $1000 per aere muoh metal in said the President Then he looked at the Weaver homestead in the oity limits There was only one-quarter aere of it and tbe pnee wu $60000 That was too high also Then Marshal Wilson drove out and saw Osoeola Green who brought the other property to hie no tioe He preferred not to deal through Mr Armee he says aud Mr Green bought a release of the agency from Armee for $100 Mr CBggett who was al seen declared that tins wu true that be would obtain the' commission and that he bad relinquished half ol tbe $100 paid to Major Armes This ie all the evidence in the case A MYSTERY EXPLAINED am highly interested in the description of Calumet place whioh the Herald recently said Congressman Egbert Viele of New York this morning spent three months there in 18tL It was the headquarter of the New Fork Seventh regi-ment I ean explain tbe mysterious room io the house but I am not surprised that General family do not know the story Poor Theodore Winthrop one of the brightest and most charming men I ever knew oe copied the hall room with me the apartment now need by General Logan aa bia study But to that ourioui room Tbe plaoe was known as Stone Mr Stone was an engraver i believe but be wu also an amateur sculptor of considerable ability He believed that he wu to oreate the sculptural embellishment ot the aew Washington that wu to be When we first occupied the house an equestrian atatne oi beroio proportions modeled in clay stood within the eurious apartment There it was be worked The small gallery served the donble purpose of affording so-eeaa to tbe eut wing then a conserve tory and ot a point of vjew from which to study the progreu of the work There wu also a elay model of Mereury somewhere in the house" Supplementing General reoolieotions by those of Mr widow it is learned that on tbe departure of the Seventh regiment Col Lefferte(theo Captain of Co I am told) left his sword behind MrStooe wu a staunch Union man and preserved the eword carefully It waa returned to Colonel son during the recent visit of the regiment to thie eity by Mr 8tone having been twenty-five year in her custody Mr Stone studied line engraving with Maverick in New York acd a oompanion pupil wa the famous artist Archer Durand Tbe son of this man Dr Stone was tbe first physician called to the side ot Abra ham Lincoln after he wa shet at Theater Lalsala Baees Specie! to the Lodger Covington Ky May The ranee to-day were of unuinal interest the weather and track were both good and tbe atteodaooe large First For selling purse $350 of whioh $50 to second seven-eighths 3A1LXUA1I lLKa-i4uik (las Yolley RentaL aaff in effect Mayfi18H5 110 4 BIT-LRN I'l'RlD Mr Godfrey Rubier 411 Mam treet Memphis Jenn of dapep 10 when all other medicines were powerless to relieve it Be recommends it New Advertisements and Bell to the Trade oar 4 isiratd Tobiwso iigar elto Liberal arrangements Salary ortommission Address immediately NEW YOhk A HaVAN HAit CO No 1 kOUBTU AVENUB THhESHINGS Simplest most durable economical and per-fuel in use Wastes no Grain Cleans it retdy market Threshing Engines 4 Hcrse Powers Sawmills and Standard Implements Gen orally Send for illustrated catalogue a farquhar FENSSYLVANK AGRICULTURAL WORKS YORK Ft FOR HALE Holstein-Friesian Cattle and Ctydesdals Horses Six young thoroughbred registered Bulls from six months to two years old Three yoang thorougr bred registered Stallions Wrue for prioes and circular TMtiPOFKUtiD Mart inhurst Farm Pt'LkkHI TEkhEkkLK A DVEbTISEftS by faddreFsiu 6t0 ROW A COlubpuroe New York can learn tneexaci cost ol any proposed line of AD" VEttllblNGin American newspapers 100 page Pamphlet 10c BROWN IRON RiTTEftl CAUSE the dyspepsia which trouble! Mrs John Dili street Memphis Tenn for nearly three years to speedily disappear bhe sincerely advises all afflicted to try it Brown 8 iron uiitkkh RtsroR ed to health and energy Mr Avery No 3y Madison street Memphis Teno after aa attak of malarial fever which left him so feeble that he was oonfined to his bed Eldorado Springs SITUATED on romantio and picturesque range of hills in lUbsrtson coanty Tennessee far above malaria and mosquitos A forty minuter' drive over a well shouea road from Kxdgetop 18 Miles from Nashville on the St Louis and Southeastern Railroad brings job to these Springs Freestone Chalybeate end Four Different Sulphurs constitute the waters- For Dyspepsia Liver Complaint end dis erne ot the Kidneys these waters are specially recommended A line of hacks will moot ell trains at Eidgetop after ane 1st Correspondence solicited Address Win bourn A Jordan Nashville Teen Jane 1st after that address above Chancy fennr or John Jordan Soott's Hotel Nashville Tenn 9fi reetored the energy and vitality of Mr emu ed imiovemnt bodies only were required to do tbework LAKEVIEW Excursions EVERY SUNDAY Trains Will Leave Follows: Leave Memphia Leave Lakeview 10 30 o-m 11 05 am 1 80 pm £05 8 00 pm 6-(Gpm 4 30 ftO-Jpm 780 pm evTIckets on sale at Depot Ticket for tbe Round Trip SO tme Purchase ckets before retting on train and save money De-ligbtfaf Masio Fishing and Rowing on the Lake 88 A KKAPP Gen Van Agt iron BrrrsKMpRotee to Mr John Higbam 101 Ttnrd atreet Memphis Tenn most efficacious remedy for constipation and indireitioo iliidaugb ter alo talrwn It satisfactory remits on peanc Rlia 31 ctirvd ai burnt xitpaio Book of i tr- titulars sent FKFB WOOLLEY Atlanta (a Onus tk iiiiebali Slrewt Alwaye faft end always sure Keller I rdie" THsiiepsla IMIImjjHi-i K) cn() by mall Xk09 DBUO OO Oevtagtea Ky BROWN'S IRON nilTPKN a OK rooted serious disorder of the bowels in Ur 0 A Weiner Memphis Tenn tie endured much pain but was oured in a short time by this remedy BROWN'S IRON BITTERS GREATLY benefited Mrs MO Yackley Memphis 1 enn when troubled with liverdisorder and indigestion bhe regards it as a standard family medicine DuPONT CO PAPER Manufacturers 224 and 22S Sixth SL Louisvilla Kv BMOWN'S 1MOV HITTKMft Relieves pain aids disetuon and (ones up thesystem Mrs A bmith No 8nel by street Memphis Teon says her husband was cured of rheumatism after tryingmany other remedies without old LOCAL BKEViriES Fishing fine at Horn Lake The vaeation season is with us New moon to morrow morning Property sales are numerous and oi liberal volume' The first of the fifth month end the 152d day of tha year The 8upreme Court at Jaoksou baa seventeen oases yet to hear before the first ease filed in 188S is reached Gossamer garments are the moet comfortable now and the shady side of the streets are sought by way farera Last Saturday waa the only time thia year when the thermometer resohed 90? in the shade Yesterday the highest was 87" The butterfly carnival at the Gay-oso last night by a large number of little folks is reported to have been a most enjoyable entertainment Tha oat orop of this vicinity promises well and wheat is good The harvest ot the latter will eommeooe next Monday in western Kentucky and Tennessee Thepeopleot Manry county where Colonel Looney was born are' working like beavers to seenre his Domination as ths gubernatorial candidate for the Demooraey Thirteen gTadnate will reoeive diplomas this evening at the theiter nine being girls and five beys President Jordan of the School Board will deliver the The Rev and Mrs Collins after three weeks of valuable pulpit aud zealous efforts in an evangelioal sense at Holly Springs have been thanked by a number of leading citizens for their ability and industry The Hon Morgau the present representative in Congress from the second or Hotly Springs Congressional distriot is to be re-nominated by ae elamat'oD on the 23rd inst when the convention meet at Holly 8prioga The crop outlook whioh wae bad with eorn carrying a sickly look sad ootton also looking feeble until Sunday morning has ohanged wonderfully for the better under the refreshing rains and now proepeeta are good for an average erop The potato erop wu greatly benefited by the shower yesterday and Sunday morning To the eontbward they were wet elr down to the lowest roots bat to tha northward it is said in some neighborhoods the ground was only wet about tbe surface Unloading eorn or other grain from railway ear on the track in coarse of delivery is complained of by merchants and is the snbjeot of a cirou Ur letter addressed to railway managers by Secretary Keeling on behalf of the Exehange The sensatiooal evangelists Sam Jones and Sam Small oloeed a successful engsgement at Baltimore of one mooth on Sundey night and earried away several thousand dollar a the net reeulU besides drawing 2000 per cone beneath tha folds of their priestly robe The ntnal ceremonies of speeohe and flower strewing were omitted at tha National Cemetery yesterday but it was a faatur at Yioksburg aud several other Southern cities while at half a dozen or more Northern cities the day was observed with the nsnal solemnity Some elese fisted individual wants to have a contract mada between the city and the gas works at 11 50 per thousand feet for gte and the street lamp lighted for nothing and yet this wonld seem to him to be fair Why not confiscate the whole eoneern and be done with it? The Hon Zaoh Taylor disfavor granting bridge obarteri for speculative purposes sod in this the people will endorse him The Kansu City Railway and Bridge Company will build a bridge qmok enough if the proper legislative euaotment if assured but two or more other charter are oo the market It ii said that Freeland and Mis Woodford will oontest for the Eclipse stake at 8t Louie next Monday Freeland rau for the firat time this seaaon on Saturday and he came out seoond beat but he ii a great bores though it is poasible he has seen his bestdays He did not start in any ot tbe raoei run at tha Jockey Club meeting here Ex Lieutenant General Alex Stewart Chanoellor of the Sute Uni vereity at Oxford Mia is expeoted to resign in company with two or three ol the profeeeor when the trustees meet some time this mooth The education of boys aud girl together ha been dietacteiUl and it is expeoted that girli will be exoluded by tbe abolition of the eo-edaeauon system OOMIOTIOI A With all lines entering Memphis With MAN WkRior Helena Ark For Greenville UunungdonA Ak points ith A Vi iod 8 A Rs ith A tor Hatches and Jack-son For points on the branch With steamers tor Bayou Sara With railroads diverging tor Florida Texas and ast points 4 kDWAKDb and BbKKK Gen'l fiapt A 3 NAPP Agt empiils A Lime Reek ruu ftntfi HU Loait Keilrea Ootton Belt Route Trains leave BnnkJey Ark lying Booth 9 :00 am 4ong Noth iMhviile Cbatuneeca A Ms Lewis Railway MeKeatie Route to Nashville A Southeast lllman bleeping Cart on all Night Trains Lomivilie Depot Head of Mam street IRON RITTERS HAS bssn v--d ia ths family of Lssra Jobanoa 293 iw itrest Memphis Tenn for bilions fever and chills with most satisfactory results It is thsir standard family medicine 1 TiJLXl I OUItHNAIi 1 LITTLE HAVANA COULD A a DSOIDID IT ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY (a eovaanisssT isbtitotios) DRAWN AT HAVANA CUBA MAIL 16 28 1886 TICKETS IN WHOLES 5 Fraction are rata Sm that tha uni Gould A Co if on the dekat babjoet to bo nanipolation sot controlled by tha parties is lntarertt it ii tba fairest thing is tha natora of chanoa in axistanea For tickatj apply to bHiPSEY A CO Gan Arentf 124V Broadway City or No Coort st Memphis Ten HATE THIS DAT SOLD THE PUBLIC LEDjER its ood will and material to MATHES CO and bespeak for them a eontlnaanoe of that public patron ace whioh It has beea my fortune to enjoy la the past I gill oontlnue ths Job Prlntin end Blank Book Mannfaetoris basinets at ths samt plsee end hope to deserve a liberal share of eaitom WHITMORE Memphis VkiLtD FUOFOSfiLSp SEALED proposal will bo roeoivod at ths Christian Collet until Thursday boob Jane 3 1840 lor the erection of additional bail tinys aceordiof to ihe pi and specifications to be seen at the College Bids not specify separately the preposition for excavation brick work carpentry iu fittincs OwC etc The bids will be submitted to the jadrmant of three expert bash men whose experi-tnce in the matter of price labor and quality of baildioff may secure most odvontoffoas remits Kiht reserved to reject any and all bids Book required of successful bidder BRO MaUKELIAH Pwo Tovuatp Vice Provincial 7f Attachment Notice Before Quifley for Shelby oounty John Id puffy vs Crosby IN this cause as attachment havtnt baai aed ont nnder section 3456 of the ooda ol Tennessee and return ad levied upon ths prooertv of tbe defendantnnd affidavit having been mada that aefendant is indebted to tbs plaintiff In the sam of 112 dne by account and that tba claim is last and that tha defendant a non rejldent of tha State of ienneeseet it is therefore ordered that said defendant make bis personal appearanoe before me on the fid day of Juir l4h at )fi o'clock at my office No 36 Adams street Memphis Tennessee and defend said attachment salt within thstime prescribed by law or the same will be pro- needed with ex-partes and that a oopy of thli order be published once a week for foa? weeks tn the Pablio Ledrer This the 26th da of May 75 81 87 QUIGLEY AUMhnin Aoilce Before Quitter for Bholby oounty Minma bt Vrain vs Crosby IN this seas an attachment bavins been sued oat under section 34-'6 of the Code of Tennessee and returned levied upon th property of tbe defendant and affidavit having been made that defendant Is Indebted to Ae plaintiff in the sam of $2510 due by account ana that the claim is jast and that the defendant a non resident of the state of Tenneaseet it Is therefore ordered that said defendant make his personal appearance before me on tbe fid day of July 1hm6 at 12 o'clock at my office No 35 Adams ft Memphis Tenn and defend saia attachment suit within tbe time re-senked by law or the same will be proceeded with ex parte and tbata copy of this oder be published eooe a week for fonr weeks th Public edgcr Thus' day of May It (ill IG LET Absolutely Pure This powder never varies A marvel of parity strength end who'esomeoess More economical toon the ordinary kinds nod en not bo sold in competition with too multitude of low tost rhort weight alum phosphate powders Sold only esns Rotal Bakino pnvnr Trywlr 4 NMUMk ter Ciimael Cnart Judge WB are authorised to nnnoaneo A AM BE 1 ilui candidate for adge of the Criminal Court subj ct to the action of the beinooratie Couveotion enet Court ttera P-T QUIGLEY is a caodidate for County Ca Uerk subject to tho notion of the Bern jcratie Convention RICHARD A tDLUM ie a candidate for loaoty oort i ierg subject to too action oi the Demo ratie contention trlmlMUi ieart fi fterk DW COLLIER is a candidate for Clerk of the Criminal Courts subject to the Democratic convention WB are aathomed to annoaoee 8 CAHKRd (for twenty-one years Deputy) as a candidate for O'erk of the Criminal Lourt of dneloy coanty subject to the Democratic Convention Lunrl Jwdge AMkS GuODLOE will be candidate be ore the lmooraic Convention for nomination tbe office of Jadge of the Circuit Ooart and e-seof delet will support eueeeesful nominee WB ft' aathomed to announce ti KbIE jr as a eendiuaie for Judge of the Circa Coart subjeot to the aotion ol the Democratic Can vea lion WM 8 FLIPP1N Is a candidate for Circuit Juegeot Shelby oounty subject to the action of a democratic Convention rerKegisisr WB are authorised to announce tlEA'o a candidate for Register subject to the action of the bheiby eonny Democratic Convention WB are authorised to announce Mr tt A DOLGLAsb of kerrviile as a candidate for for the offioe of ter eubject to the rules of the Deniocraue County convention JOHN MeCALLUM is a candidate for re-elect'on as Reguter subject to nomino-tionby the Democratic convention Far County irnstee are authorised to announce JOHN EKADLRY ae a candidate for Trustee of Hbeiby county subject to the action of the Democratic Lonvention WE are authorised to announce ANDREW AH Kib as a candidate for rw election to tbe office of County Trustee aubject to tbe action of tbe Deuooratie convention Fv itteraey tisaeral WE are anthoried to announce GEORGS FRlKKb Jr os a candidate for Attorney General suojeot to the action of the lie or rat I convention BOH AQUA SPRINGS Will open under first class auspices on 10 th of June For rates of board correspond with IltSWLLL Canhler irov ritvitm (ire IJ Mr 6 Levy blU Main street Memphis 1 eon after being troubled for sever year with chilis and fever and being thoroughly exbau-ted PENHYROYAL PILLS "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH" The Original and Only tirnuiae lstB4ilwfiMill Newfertwf vortNlfeM IsritatteN Ift-li-peetshie tt LADIES Ask -y fur MelnsleH FagllshsnS Uke tAr ii uw 4 ts ftv sniLulsn 4 Uittr pr4am NAME PAPE c- all MaAlfewa NiMMWt I'klLaA 14 ky IbtrrltU wwferywliwn A at tor blrkie T-gHab Mlllfe ibm Brow ikot HTTrKft WA used by Mrs Kate Hie heneon 26 Heytoa avenue Memphis Tenn in onebl the most stubborn cases of ebills she ever knew and it cured hke gave I to bar children with good results in bowel disorders and dyspepsia CLUBS 4 Sill 16 7 11s 4 13 Woo GAMES TO-DAY Chattanooga at Memphia Atlanta at Nashville Savannah at Augusta Charleston at Maeon BREVITIES Atlanta baa a terrible grip on that pennant Knonff and Broughton to-day Nan her two sore Memphia i now tied with Savannah for second plaoe No game at Augusta yesterday on aooouot of heavy rain Fusselbaoh is a daisy shortstop and will be retained in that position If the three new players 'whioh it is said have been signed ean fill the bill what a olub we will have With four straights iron Chattanooga three each from Atlanta and jee whizl we be sailing? Mansell eur middle fielder led the Association in batting io 1884 and be will be near the top in the Southern League this year With all the had atart Memphis made she is getting uooomfortably near the leader and will make it extremely hot for her Colgan caught his first gamo yesterday and without an error He also got io his work with the willow for two bags That man Colgan is a good one How exoeediogly dull the baseball oolumns of tha Memphia newspapers have become! All attempts at humor must be barred or inserted at great risk The Chattanooga Time baa fallen viotim to the inleotionand give it to the Chattanooga Club lor its defeat yesterday How oan they expeot to win over iuah a olub as the Memphis Browns? Tug Arundel made his bow before a Memphis audiooce yesterday He was warmly reooivod and presented with a bouquet Tug is not handsome but somehow or other the ladies seem partial to him Why people expeot Atlanta and Nashville to walk right over the Browne is something hard to nnder stand Memphis has a good team and when the two other strongest teams visit this city they will meet with a warm reoeption 5 ft 1 I INLAY Ticket Agent ewr trcHit Leeiatille A Nashville Ralireaa Gl tr ROI TK Kamoae City kprlaillff till No 4 express departs at i0 45vm No 3 express arrives 3 30 No 2 Kansas City mail departs at 6 No 1 Kansas City mail arrives M5 am No 3 Bt Louis A Chi exp depart 6i00 No 1 Bt Louis A ihl exprarnvefl 8 45 a a Memphis Birmingham A Atlawtle To tako effect February 14 1886 Leave Memphis 3:45 pm arrive at lolly springs 6:11 pm Returning leave Holly Bprings 9:00 am rrive Memphis 11 16 am Connections made at ilollv Springs by 11 alps for Illinois Central points Memphie qd ha teuton iAV aaiivi hroogh Express dallyJlO 20 ail A Express daily 810 am omerville dallyevrept Nonday I 4 HOpm cmr ttvs 6 26 456 pm fi-'W a Newport New aa4 flee Talley Co Deavesl Arrive Test linedailvlOOOamFast HnedaUy-1 30 pm tieilARx 11 40pm MailAKx 3 16em its Louis fast line tit Louis fast line 6 PTpl 9 05 siu Mbwtwlppi dk lea New urieaos Mall daily Trelgllfe ss ssnsSOOsOOOOS pro fiti ght BROWXt IRON RITTPRN tTKKO Certain A Trem tt 18 Madiea street Memphis Tno when troubled with buioasneiis It strengthened him so befell like a new creature I i 1 i.