Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-09

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ing as hard as ever.
ClJ Pesrsan sat up for awhile
yesterday, and viii be all right IN
a day or two.
Mr. Flcklin, on Cooper avenue, is con-
valescing under the treatment of DR.
Marsble aud the excellent nursing of
Mrs Boulidi, Of Mobile.
Mrs Boss, a nurse from Mobile. has q
light attack Of the fever at the White
more House.
Mrs Geo NJ Adams, Union avenue,
was taken with the lever yesterday bad
case.
Willie Crump. the popular clerk at
Leubrie Bros, is nearly on his feet
again.
Adolph Jenny was out on the streets
yesterday, looking almost as we'll as
ever.
Sergeant Manuel, Of the police force,
is among the new cases reported yestsr'
day.
Major Griffin, Of the German National
Bank, was out yesterday taking a sun
bath.
Colonel ] N Tomeny, who was stricken
down with the fever on Sunday, died ye..
terday.
Mr. G W Anderson, brother of Judge
James A Anderson, is reported onva-
lescinE.
Mr. Howell sigler, chief operator Of Il e
telegraph company, is getting along very
well.
: Mr. Nelson, the plumber, and his wife,
who returned to the city recently, are
down with the fever.
Miss Pattie cambridge was stricken
? yesterday, at the residence of W Orner
, on the fernando road.
Denis Ryan, construction train boss
Of the Mississippi and Tennessee rail
I road, is reported very low at Horn Lake
Miss.
The old hero, Captain Marsh Miller
is now on duty with the citizens relic.
2 committee. doing all that can be done t.
help those in need.
DR. Gelser, at Garner, Miss, telegraph'
!. the Towards for white nurses and sup
plies. They we're sent by special trair
to day,
DR. Bartholomew, a volunteer physl
l. clan from Nashville, aud a member o
the Howard medical corps, died of tn
fever yesterday.
Manager G NJ Baker, of the Westeri
|, Uaion Telegraph Company, is able I
walk akout, and promises q visit to hi
Office in a daV or two.
W r Jones, Of Grand Junction, tell
s graphs from Huntsville, asking 10
Towards to send a nurse to Dscaiul
Ala, for bis brother.
. DR. Bradford has been assigned to dut,
: at LAGRANGE, Tenn. DR. s H Collin
takes charge of the Leath Orphan Asy
s lam.
Miss Jessie Cameron, sister of Captain
John F Cameron, is sick of the fever q
Mrs Claverte's residence, on Posto
= avenue.
Matt Maher, of l59 Bsal street, viii
and three children, who have been su
feriug with a severe attack, are convi
descent.
D. Our old friend, James Flaherty, tn
undertaken, is out attending to business
notwithstanding the "old man" OF th
Avalanche would have him on the list
q the feeble.
Two more children Of the late Nj
Kerr, the returned refugee family, die
yesterday, There are now only two lie
OF this family Of six, and one Of the
lies in a critical condition.
Mrs J C jacob is dangerously i'll Wi
the fever at her residence at Wilson st
NC ton, en- the Memphis ond CharlestC
railroad. Mrs Chapelle is also quite SIT
Is in the same residence.
WV Thatcher, cashier First Nation
Is Bank, was up this morning, looking aft
affairs Of the bank. he says be fee
la weak, out with the help OF the gol
Lord, will be 0 X in a few days.
is had a severe attack.
Captain Maccabe issued from the col
are missary Citizens Ralief Committee y,
terday, 2 $685. r%ations, to destitute ia,
\. lies and camps Of refugees in vicinity
the city. This shows that the force
the commissary is thoroughly organic
Nh and working like beavers.
Mr. Clarke, the clever and gentleman
attacbe of the First National Bank,
. still on his feet. During the illness
is Mr. Thacher be has had the whole br
ness on his shoulders, and has perform
re-. it to the entire satisfaction of our b.
ness community. Clever and courte'
ard -loug may be wave.
DrJCSt Clair, OF Walden, MissisSiT
iIv end Of the Howard medical corps, d
at Germantown of yellow fever, contr
ted while in the discharge Of his du
His jewelry and personal property W