Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-14

c. E. Tucker has returned.

t. A. Fisher and family came home
yesterday.
j. Gray Thomson, of Benton county, is
in the city.
j. Stacker Lewis has returned from Mid
die Tennessee.
Mrs. T. w. Hunt and Mrs. Clarence T.
Hunt reached home yesterday.
Howard Martin has returned from an
extensive trip through Europe.
DIR. Cavenagh is still very sick at his
residence, No. leo Union street.
R. Stotz, the popular confectioner, has
recovered from his recent illness.
V. B. ThAyer, the Second street jeweler,
returned yesterday from the East.
Deputy Sheriff George Williams and
family have returned from Dover.
r. A. PEBBLES, superintendent of nurses,
returned last night from Brownsville.
Neil NJ. Heating, son Of j. M. Heating,
editor Of the Appeal, returned home yes
terday.
VIM. Rosselle and wife, after enjoying
the summer in East Tennessee, reached
home yesterday.
Colonel w. t. Avery and family and
; Judge Calom Vance and family have re-
turned to the city.
( John Carroll has returned from Hot
Springs, Arkansas, where he has been con-
1 nected with a leading hotel.
The friends Of Arthur r. Taylor are in-
: vited to call on him at the wood and will
j., low-ware house Of Wheeler, Pickens &
r Co.
Mrs. Colonel Ed Whitmore and Miss
5 Annette have returned to the city. Dur
f ing their summer visit they have inn
proved very much in health.
s j. NJ. Bishop, Of Grenada, is in the city.
: Mr.. Bishop faced the plague in Grenada,
staying at his post of duty, though every
member of his family were swept away.
Nj. B. NJ. Estes, Of the w~ell-known law
I firm Of Estes g. Elliott, has returned to
: the city after a prolonged absence, and is
in splendid health. He will be found
hereafter at his office.
Arthur Gibson, with his family, has re-
turned. Heis one of our oldest subscrib-
ers, taking this paper from its commence
ment, and we hope he may live to read it
for many more years.
= DR.. r. w. Mitchell, DIR. Heber Jones
and DR.. w. E. Rogers are delegates to the
American Medical Association, which
meets at Richmond, Va, the 10Th. They
leave tomorrow night.
Colonel w. G. Crawford, Of the Bee a
n. Brownsville, is in the city in the interes
of that paper. He is one of the solid citi
zens Of that place, and we commend hin
with pleasure to the public.
General John G. O'Neil, who has beef
in Kentucky during the summer, %returne,
lr to-day. Mr.. O'Neil is one Of the mos
popular gentlemen in Memphis, and hi
return is greeted with appreciation by hi
F., numerous friends.
I. Leigh Hunt, Professor j. Z. Pierring
w. G. Smith, Henry Dufin, H. SeesseI
a jr, Jake Heilegers, j. j. Shoemaker, Pa
Boyle, Colonel j. w. Jefferson, r. N
.er Capps, VIM. Borg, Louis Seyforth an
nd Ike Levy are among the citizens VIII
iy have recently returned to the city.
AS Mrs. NJ. S. Edwards, the celebrate
to nurse, leaves to-day for her home in Ne.
SO Orleans with the best wishes for her fl
ture success Of her patients, whom she
faithfully attended. All Of them will bi
her farewell at the depot of the Miss.
sippi and Tennessee railroad at 9 pm.
Will S. Brooks, of the Appeal, left la
night on a tour Of recreation. A trut
man and more faithful journalist was new
+, known. During the epidemic he Wi
ever at his post, only leaving it whC
Frustrated by the fever which swept fro
life his mother and a wife and son, leavir
- him alone.
Judge Tom w. Brown, the Burke
:. the Memphis bar, has returned from Ke
lucky, where, during tho past month, ]
has been engaged in an important LAVISH
involving a large sum of money. Judl
Brown is in improved health. tn
morning he was busy in shaking han,
with his numerous friends.
w. II. Ennis has reopened his wagC
ion factory st No. 1913 Gayoso street, and
he prepared as heretofore to fill orders
ina wagons Of all kinds as well as to do gen
Use. raj wagon repairing work. His blac
OF smithing is executed by good mechani
the under his own supervision, and his wo
lch in either line is as good as any in the cit
do Napoleon Hill, of Hill, Fontaine & c,
has returned to the city. With charactC
istic generosity Mr.. Hin RENTED all rel
due by tenants for September and Octob,
lis Such men, in addition to their essent
m. usefulness to a community, are untitled
the commentator and admiration of
ior- persons who appreciate true excellence
'hn character.
ned George B. Faxon, Of the Louisville al
Nashville and Great Southern railrot
who has been sick, is in the city. We q
,ho pleased to note the improvement of t
~. gentleman, who is a brother Of the
q teemed John w. Faxon, of the NorthC
Bank Of Tennessee, GAINESVILLE, and
late Henry Faxon, author Of Beauti
Snow, a poem Of immortal grace and s,
timent.
Among the recently returned refug
are Mrs. Louis Herzog and child, M
Charles Herzog and child, Geo. Gro
est VIM. saurey, Edward Weaver, Char
Meyer, Chas. Butrick, NJ. G. Priddy a
IKE wife, Mrs. s. c. Paine, N. Hall, r.
Catch and wife. Mas Lizzie Piper.