Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-05

w. A. Gage has returned to tho
city.
Constable Mallory has returned
home. sam
Mrs. Jerry Cockrell died of yellow
fever yesterday.
DR.. Ewell, a well-known citizen,
died Sunday night.
Colonel Ed Belcher has returned.
from Chicago and St. Louis. gmaM
Hon. John Rourke has returned to
the city and resumed business.
B. Richmond returned to-day after
an absence ante-dating the fever.
Sol Coleman, the poetic genius and
enterprising cigarist, has returned to
the city.
Dr. j. G. Harris has returned, and
can be found at his dental Office, 3l8
Main street. n1f vawR0HD
Frank March has returned and is
with Furstenheim & Wexford at 276
Front street.
Commissioner Bronson Bayliss and
wife have returned from Europe and
the Paris exposition.
Mrs. NJ. Malatesta has returned to
the city and resumed business, to the
.M"". FL
satisfaction of her many friends. ~
John j. DufFey, one of the yellow
fever heroes, is at home. Mr.. Duffey
left the city about two weeks ago.
Mr.. George P. Munich and family
and Mr.. Julius Pollock we're among
the arrivals two or three days ago.
Major c. P. Oakley, who left late in
the season, after the death of his son
Charley, has returned with his family
from Cleveland.
City Comptroller James Newsom,
who stood to his post and escaped the
fever, returned last night from a short
trip to the North.
NJ. A. Allen has returned from
Nashville. We are pleased to know
that MIR. Allen is in better health thar
he has been for years.
William Mclean, of the Malatesta
establishment, has returned to the
city, and is receiving the congratula.
tions Of his numerous friends.
Mr.. Charles H. Collier, principal Of
the Linden street school, has returned
from a sojourn in Alabama looking
all the better for his recreation.
Captain Fred Brennan, the nobl,
man and excellent city editor Of th,
Appeal, will return tonight. Captain
Brennan had a severe case of yellow
fever.
Captain George Mallory, city weigh
er, returned last week and is nov
ready for business. His many friend
will be glad to know that he is in goo,
health.
Prof. H. Arnold has returned t
the city and is receiving the congratu
%lations of his many friends. Pro-
Arnold rusticated with Zeno Harris
near Horn Lake.
Major w. p. Wilson, the well
known attorney of $50 Main stree
spent the last two or three months a
Macon, Tenn, with his brother, S. !
Wilson. He has returned, and is i
the best of health.
, Mrs. Col. W. S. Pickett, Mrs, job
d. Robinson, Miss Knox Pickett, Mr.
> Maj. Isaac Saffarans and Mrs. Phillip
of No. 81 Adams street, returned t
= day from Columbia. Their mar
friends will be glad to know that The
" are all well.
Mr.. Louis Daltroff, the late eficiel
superintendent of the Howard burr
corps, leaves this evening for Lift
Rock to take two or three days recr
alton, which he will enjoy among h
u friends after his arduous and respon;
bic labors.
r Ed. Schloss, who has been workil
with the Towards for the past t
weeks, is now at his old place Of bus
ness, at 327 Main street, the famo.
clothing house, where he will
= pleased to see his friends and the pu
lie generally who are IN need Of a
sort Of clothing and furnishing goo,
Mr.. George f. Markham, of Org
IL Brothers, has returned with his fami
from Tuscumbia, Alabama, all in f
health. While at Tuscumbia, ,
L. though the quarantine was very stri
BY and the police on watch for all ne
corners, a Miss Markham was disco
u y cred inside Of the lines one morniI
eT but as she only weighed ten poun
b. the authorities made no great &
y. about it.
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