Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-04

Sam H. Cowan and family returned
from the North yesterday, spending the
summer at Saratoga and Long Branch,
Misses Schwartzenberg, Nellie Sullivan
and Maggie McCauley, returned yester-
day from the North.
Louis Zonini has returned and opened
his Bluff City saloon, So Main street.
Give him a call.
Geo. d. Crockett, Esq, and I. S. NAL
lory. constable, have returned, and are
ready for business at their Office, No. 2SO
Main street.
Colonel A.. J. Kellar, of the Avalanche,
after a prolonged absence, which a~nti-dates
the epidemic, has returned and looks
better than for many years.
Captain w. NJ. Gay, late commissary OF
Camp 10 Williams, went out yesterday to
Lagrange to interview a junior member
Of the family. 1t Is a boy.
Mr.. B. M. Stratton, one Of our Leading
Main street merchants, has returned with
his family from Kingston Springs, where
they remained during the epidemic.
Mr.. Joseph Tagg, one of our Oldest citi-
zens. has returned with his family, all of
whom are in good health. May he live
long and prosper.
Mr.. Z. Whitmore has entirely recov-
cred from recent prostration by a very
severe case Of yellow fever, and will here
after be found at the desk of the LEDGER
Office.
Returned refugees report that Mr.. W.
H. Braddus, of this city, did a great deal
in Cincinnati for their class by collecting
funds and supplies to meet their necessi-
ties.
Mayor Flippin has returned from a so
iourn of several weeks spent with his fam,
lily at Tullahona, where they went after
the recovery of the mayor and his wifi
from the yellow fever.
Captain Robert NJ. Leeeh, the well-trieC
and veteran conductor on the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad, returned las
night. He and his family are well. Nor
anon.
P. S. Jones, agent of the Milburn
| Wagon Company, has returned and ha
G opened up the store with a larger an
more complete stock of the celebrate
G Milburn farm and spring wagons an
a win be pleased to hear from his friends,
Y Robt. h. Reed, representing the old rel
n able paper house of Louis Snyder's Sor
of Cincinnati, Ohio, is in the city takin
:. orders for his house. Bob needs no recon
incubation to his acquaintance, but
! others we would say, you cannot do bett'
!. than to give him an order.
Mr.. Hopson johnson, city editor, i
R. jack. foreman, and 10. Locke, superb
!. tendent of circulation of the LEDGE
have all returned to the city after an a
= sence Of two or three months up Mort
\ during which time they all improved
health.
Captain J. G. Maccabe's name is befc
the people at the ballot-box for represe
NJ tative in the lower house Of the legislatu
An excellent gentleman, good lawyer a
Us fluent speaker, he would be a credit
up his constituents if elected, and wor
:. faithfully represent the interests Of Shell
county
CT Ed Goldsmith, the excellent cashier
1.-THE Manhattan Bank, returned home /
of Friday. His wife returned last night a
by this morning gave birth to a fine boy.
congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsm
upon the advent Of their new heir, a
hope that he will grow up like unto
ted estimable father. q
ley Hon. Bronson Bayliss, late Comm
ion sioner to the Paris exposition, and his
complished lady, have returned to
city. after several months absence, b
looking remarkably well. We congrf
late them upon their safe return from
mi Old World and reunion with surviv
for friends.
ed. Mr.. Us. Carpenter, of this city, is
Ma Louisville, where be has done good
pre- vice for refugees by assisting such as 4
line it. to procure tickets at reduced rates
our them to come home. Heis assisted by
James Carr. Colonel Rowland, supe
tendent Of the Memphis and Louis
railroad, has been very liberal TOW
those Of our people actually needing al
yam Captain Dick Lightburne returned
cpl terday morning from Cincinnati loo
on the picture Of health and of good MAJ
leu He is superintendent ut thisend Of the
han, Of the Memphis and Ohio River Conn
] to and agent Of the Memphis and Vicks
back packets-ofice at No. I Monroe stree
wood is ready to give bills Of lading for C
to any part of the commercial world.
Johnston and Vance, the leading c
peen iers OF the city, have %reopened their
''O'A under the Peabody Hotel, and are 7
no" again to wait on their old customers.
'ulel are receiving a large stock Of new
"oie manufactured expressly for them j
~ East. This stock embraces every a
OF gentlemen's wear, neatly and sui
nro- tally made, The firm has been pc
heretofore, and they seem determin
Go. keep the lead in their line.