Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-04

Baltimore, Nd, 2 boxes coffee.
Citizens ofAlbian. ia. 3 barrels Aour.
Pittsburg relief eOmmittss Sc sacks
-four. lisa ioJ c MACcABe, 81
$50 1870 slz Com missafy.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO rHE CITIZENS RELiEF
COMMITTEES, OoroBRR 8, 1878.
North Congregational church and SO.
ciety, New Bedford, Mass, through ]
G Hitch, treasurer. $82 80.
Red and White Ribbon temperance
club, Lssslle, MS. through George B
Blanchard and Miss Eliza Bennett treas
ursrs. $7s O5.
Edmond L Joy, treasurer board Of
trade, Newark, N J, 5000. Nh (,
unknown friend, Orange, Cal, IS, 5ie.
iu.ae va JAMES s PREsrIDGE, r7s
Treasurer of Citizens Relief Committee.
iali HELPING HANDS. OF tsnm
Contributions to Citizens Relief Com
mittee, October 3, 1878. 1913 g9asd.
Methodist Congregational Church and
Society, New Bedford, Mass. j Hitch,
treasures, $50 $780, 9 suusgo bll9W.
Red and White Ribbon Temperance
Clubs, LaSalle, III. through George L
Blanchard and Miss Eliza Bennett,
$73 O5. 80 oIg 800 ,li8l -iGeqs.
Edmond L Joy, treasurer Board of
Trade, Newark, NJ, S.. s'i4 th
Unknown friend. Orange, Cal. Sc.
JAS s PREsrlDGE,
Treas Citizens Relief Com.
MASONIC REPORT.
MEMPHIs, October 3.-Brotber Nc.
Neil, at the Doushue place, has another
one of bis family down. Charles Mcneil,
% years old, With fever.
Brother Hainss' daughter has been
taken down with fever, on HernAudo
road, near Lsouy's switch,
Brother James t Bourne's son was
taken with fever, out on Union avenue,
at the McGarvey place.
Brother Dalton's little son was taken
with the fever last night at bis residence,
half mile east State Female College.
The daughter of E c Jones, about six
years of age. died at 8 o'clock this
morning, about half a mile south Of the
Cherry plaee.loI 81 aol a faI Z
Brother. John A Holt, treasurer South
Memphis Lodge, No lIs, was reported
down al our Office, but found him having
a light case.
Brother E A Whites wife is out o
danger, aud is able to get about the
house.
Brother Bun F Prices family is doinG
well under the care Of the nurse, Mr. Phi
Kreig, who done such good service q
Grenada.
Brother James W Anderson, Wrigh
avenue. and his daughter have good at
tentiou. But they are both sick.
Brother Zehring and his wife are Dc
ing we'll under the good nursing Of Mis-
Annie Hough and Brother A B Jewell
they are both attentive and sober.
The good daughter Of Brother Slate
is improving slowly. EST Ym
You will please correct the statemen
in regard to Edward Plummer-he !
doing well and will recover; he,was sil
ting up yesterday and to-day, but suffer
ing from u swelling 10 hisleg jlints ant
throat be was reported yesterday BY
smart Aleckl as being:worse, which j
false. 3Hl rm gm
Mrs Harvey Mathes is all right, alte
her relapse. thanks to her good nurse.
The following are convalescent Brotl
err llbOun and family, Mrs Rnssell'
two children, Brother Waldron and wifi,
Brother M'Elroy, two children Of Mr
Byrne, one 1.-The oldest-very sick, an
not out of danger; Brother James Is in
proving very fast, Mrs Edwards ~
children are improving likewise, Nj
Cassell's son is in good condition, Mi
Redfordl is all right. d 1864
Brother Anderson is very sick, b
daughter is better than yesterday; Wis
, tors not allowed to visit him until iurth,
notice. lD iul s5li9
Brother W s Matthews, Of Gayoi
street, is doing we'll, but not as much I
9 as we would wish him,
; Brother W~ymberly and child are o
} Of danger, thanks to his good wife f
her good and constant attention. Dol
n night and day she was watching Il
y nurses, and brought four Of her fAmi
y through on the safe side.
10 Hennie M'Neal Is sitting up; Robe
IS Is free from fever; Charley, just taken,
in good hands, bis nurse, Mrs jam
g. Ford. uto
Brother Stanley, ser and daughter Q
e doing as we'll IS can be expected.
Rev DR. G E White is doing we'll, q
- is free from fever to day, A HuSH.
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