Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-30

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Mike Msnsford has felutnsd.
ME R Q. Bsiukley Is sslll quite m.
we'll.
R. Cohen, Of lls Madison street, got
in yesterday
J. A. Denis. the lime and feed dealer,
is home again.
Bob Pillow is convalescent, and will
be out in a few days,
Colonel Hugh Brinkley, was on the
streets yesterday.
Jake Ieubrie, Of Leubrie Bros re-
turned from Cincinnati last night.
John Becker, the South Main street
grocer, asrelurned and resumed.
Emil l. Goldbaom, with zellner 4 Co
returned from Cincinnati yesterday,
d. Pateraohi, the cotton broker, re-
turned last night from his Northern tour,
G. W. and 7. P. Winchester, the
popular lawyers, we're in the city yester-
day.
S. and NJ. s,raus, the dry goods mer-
chants, we're among the arrivals last
night. Eli mott BIAS Hg.
David Eisemanu, of the firm Of Rice,
Silk & Co, was among the arrivals yes
terdsy.
General NJ. T. Williamson, the United
States marshal for this district, returned
last event K.
R. H. s~pAnglsr. the Jews dealer, was
in town yesterday. His store will be
open in o few days.
Johnnie Leslie returned from Nash
vile yesterday, and will resume his po
sition as jailer in a few days.
Jones, Brown & Co the old reliable
cotton factors, have again opened for
business; office 266 Front street.
J. P. Sharpe, the Second street laun-
dry man, got back last night He will
resume business in a few days.
A. L. Lowenstein, Of Lowenstein &
Bros, returned yesterday evening, and
will be happy to meet all old friends.
Adler & Bro, tie popular shoe men at
No. IA Bsal street, have returned, and
are ready to wait on their customers.
Thomas Maydwell, the well known
stone c after, has returned to the city.
Cor respondenee answered punctually.
T. P. Smith, the old reliable gas man,
is on his rounds measuring gas this
morning. Give him a show.
Captain George Malone arrived yes
terday from Huntsville, Ala. where he
has been sojourniug during the epidemic.
W. A. Wheatley, real estate agent,
announces in another column that he is
prepared to serve new and old friends in
his line Of business.
Colonel Ben Hurst, ofthe firm Of Baum
& Hurst, arrived in the city yesterday
from Little Rock, where he has been
Guaranteed for several weeks.
Among the arrivals last night were
Julius Quentel, Jacob Sachs, George
Herbert, Ed. Hines, Cliff Bruce. Abe
Foltz, F. Fuld, Howard Edmouds, Will
Warren, snd Harry Powell.
E. B. MHenry. deputy clerk Of tht
ChAncery Court came in yesterday viii
sucha beard that his friends hardl!
knew him. He is on duty again at tt,
courthouse.
Will Titus came in from bis rural re
treat on Mauday last, remained a feV
hours, and delighted his friends by an
nouncing that he would o return Il
his old quarters in the city.
Mr.. S. P. Read cashier Of the Union en-,
Planters Bank, was out yesterday ate
a thirteen days attack Of the prevailing
Mr. Reads spell was q severe one, bu
it did not rob him Of genial expressio
of countensnce.
Capt. Geo. Il. Mitchell, Of Ne
Brunswick, N. j., who zane here as
volunteer uurs when the plague was q
its hight, left to-day for his homt
bearing with him the respect and 90,
wishes OF all who met him here. Il
served faithfully as a nurse, being en-
pioyed most Of the time as such by Ii
masonic relief board. Whent the natior
al relief boat, Jno. W. Chambers, can
down from St. Louis, be vas rtqueste
to take charge Of the eight or ten tons
mail matter and Of the money package
which had accumulated here for II
people below. This he did in a
efficient and satisfactory manner, and |
nursed 1t. Benner 10 his illness and las
moments. When the boat returned b
come back with bis report, spent a fe
F, days among his friends, and now gol
home. May long life and prosperi
wait upon him.
Send orders for Plumbing and Ga
. $500