Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-04

in the city.
]. X. P. Hale, clerk Of The Circuit
Court of Mississippi county, Arkansas,
is attending Nardi Gras,
Captain Wash Floyd, passenger agent
Of the Memphis aud Little Rock railroad,
reached the city last evening.
Captain John B. Driver, the popular
sheriff Of Mississippi county, Arkansas,
is 10 the city attending Msrdi Gras.
Misses Birdie and Lucie Meriwether,
Of SenatObia, Miss, are guests Of Mr..
Marcus Cooper, at IS Linden street.
Slater Crawford, Esq of the Pamela
Star, and Louis L. Psrhsm, Of Sardis,
are in the city attending MardtGras.
Miss Kate Fielder, of Americas, Ga,
cousin Of Mr. James c. Bell, is visiting
the city and stopping at No. 81 Adams
street
Mrs. q. B, Garrison and Miss Fannie
D. Lstsos. Of Brinkley, Ark. are the
guests Of T. P. Holland, of 2O4 DeSoto
street.
Judge Powell. of the Pamela district,
aud Attorney General Brady, Of Ssrdis,
we're in the city yesterday, on their way
to Austin. Miss, to hold court.
Judge james W. Butler, Of Batesville,
Arkansas. q prominent candidate for
congress from the Frat congressional
district is here to attend the carnival.
Cartwright B P Jackson, F E Ad.
ans. W q BOycs and lady, Samuel
Black and lady, Miss Ids Cotton and S
S Bond. Of Isdian Bay, Ark, are 10 the
city.
Mr.. Hse Campbell, of the Balloon
Store" Chattanooga, is in the city to at
tend Nsrii-Gras. &c reports a large
force IRON The Mountain City coming
down.
Hon. John 0. Blsckvood, Of the Law
6rm OF BlAckwOoi & Ms.hss. 0sceola,
arrived this morning By the Osceola
Belle. attended By his daughter, Miss
Laura.
Mr. John L. Driver, DR.. Prewitt. E.
A. Gsrlick, Esq. 3. T. hale, James Z.
Ellington. and Charles F. Hedrick, and
other prominent citizens Of 0seeola, are
in the city.
Thos a. Cooke, 3 former resident Of
Memphis, Lieut. Frank Eewsom, AID
Phil D. LoBg, all Of Louisville, arrived
this morning, With many other c~itizeno
Of Louisville.
B. 7. Mallory aud Charles Hunter, Of
Yirginis,srs the guests Of our well.kuowu
cirzsn.W B. Mallory, Esq. These gen,
tlsmeD, who are connected with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
paBy, are thrice welcome 70 Memphis.
Colonel John 4. Fleming, editor o
the Knoxville Trisune, and Colonel c
N. McGhee, vice president Of the con
soIidfied railroad lines from here L
Bristol, arrived il the city Saturday aDC
the former viii remain several days
Colonel McGhes is here on railroad bust
ness only, and will perhaps leave to
night.
W. X. Bell, Of Americas, Ga is visit
ing bis brother, Mr. James c. Bell, at 2.
Adams strest. Mr.. W. K Bell is one 0
the leading ciizsss and 3 prominen
commission and cotton merchant 0
Ausricus. His yisit to Memphis will b
the occasion Of enjoyment to bis v a
well 81 the numerous friends Of hi
brother, Mr.. James G. Bell
Hon. John Eetherland and wife, O
R~ogersville, Bas. Tennessee, arrived Il
the city last night and are the guests
their soninlsw, Judge g. W, Hsiskel
Of 3O3 Cynthia street. Colonel Neither
, land was ior many years one Of the lead
log lawyers a. we'll a. the most prom
nens politicians Of the State, bat NOR
recently has not taken 80 active part :
public eGsirs.
!, The following citzsns Of Brovnsyill
reached: tie city this morning; Dr. Va
kias, TB King Charley Jacobs, Il
Thomas, Y r Bond asd lady, DR. 4.
. wards add lady, Jesse Rust and ladl
Ne Tanning. 1sjor shan, Miss Kat
Psr@issy, hiss Eixses, Hiss Con
: Thompson, Miss Stephens, Misses Bon,
Willo Haywood Of The Democrat, Job
= sherman, W j. Weslbfook, Miss Sail
4, Psyton, ". T. Necorlsy Of tho Dem.
cfat.
N Colonel Nathan Gregory, John W o.
lee, Polk House, Colonel Hatch, X
% Smith, Miss Carrie Barnes asd M
Mary Hopkins, oG Augusta, Ark; D
Bethel, Prank piamsa, r A 0idha
and Mrs Randsll, Of Dss Arc, hfki j
VI ThomD'oo and 4 y Warmack, Of Ola
y eadop, AK ~ Hagbss 81 Absrdos
d Ark Phcs and family, II M A
o ans Ark " y Wistlsr spd JB IN
. ing Of Crockett Biaa Arkj A D Cal
eleogb and lsly Dr. MoRsdsad 81