Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-07

Carolina, corner Third, Fort Pick
ering.
Fannie Caldwell, colored, age 80.
corner Rayburn and Walker.
Avery Mitchell, age 40, Presi
dents Island.
Cleire, age IS, Raleigh road.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DrNuttsll is on duty.
We are oil praying for frost.
Charley Pearsall has the fever.
] B Cook, the architect, will be out il
a few days.
FOrney Holt is all right again and OF
his ROUNDS.
DR. W E Rogers has recovered aud i.
again on duty.
Fred Brennan is one of the big men
around town.
WJP Doyle is doing finely and will
be out in a few days.
Mrs Francis, wife Of the late L S
Francis, is nearly we'll.
Tom johnson will be dashing around
town again IN o few days.
Ell Schumeyer, "a Beal street, died
this morning at G o'clock
DR. Sample, of Austin, Miss, died this
morning at Camp Williams.
The wife and daughter of the late A
W Taylor are ccnvslescing
DE- j Fsample took the fever at Camp
Williams and died this morning.
WV Thscher, Of the First National
Bank, is entirely out Of danger.
W s Dunn, son Of F P Dunn, the
lawyer, age 6 years, died Sunday at |
o'clock p m.
Jake Reinhardt, on Union avenue,
took the fever yesterday afternoon. He
has q light case.
Martin Griffin, Of the German Nation.
al Bank, will be around among the boys
in a few days.
W b Blslock aud wife have the fever
at Hope6eld. His child is also down
with a light case.
George Hatch's wife took the fever
Saturday night, on South Jackson street.
She has a bad case.
P ! Bigley, one of the noble Howards,
is able to be about, after a severe attack
from the scourge.
Mrs Brock, and Mrs Monahan, at the
FIRST toll gate Of the boulevard, have the
fever, but are doing very we'll.
Mike Provenzlle,a well known barber,
died this morning at the residence oil
Judge Halsey, on Poplar street.
Dr. W C C~avenagh, who had a very
narrow escape from death, has recover.
ed, and will be on duty early this week.
Mrs Ficklin, on Cooper avenue, neal
Union, died yesterday noon, Of malarial
typhoid fevar, after an illness Of fifteen
days.
AS soon as the fever abstes, we learn,
the drug stores which closed some weeks
since, will open their doors wide. This
is very good news.
Our ministers, who left some weeks
since on summer tours, will all return as
5000 as sbsentees are invited to return
by the board Of health.
Mrs c W Ferguson, wife of tho late
q W Ferguson, and her daughter, Miss
Fannie, had the fever al Paris, Tenn, bui
are now convalescent.
Three miles out on the boulevard DI
P S Jones has seven cases Of lever I'm.
der treatment. They are all negroes
and within q radius OF half a mile.
Captain W S Anderson, one of oul
most active Towards, is convalescent
thanks to DR. a A Laurence and his
faithful nurse. May God bless her.
The city is full Of convalescents; you
can tell one as soon as you lay your eyel
on him, BE always marches to com
mon or SLOW time" and looks grave.
N F YirgesOn, of the Appeal, was
pronounced entirely out Of danger Sat
lurdsy. His little son is also GONZALES
cent, under the treatment of DR. d,
Hulin.
There are IS cases in Hopefeld
There we're three deaths yesterday =
Mrs Leonard, Jerry Stack, and Jan,
Guthrie. Mr Blalock has a bad cas-,
and needs a nurse.
Willie Pope, Myra Pope and Mrs NJ
Moiby, three miles out on the bouls
ward, died Of the fever Saturday nigh
and Sunday. Charley Pope died Frida,
at the same place.
Mrs Carver, the mother Of Mr. Carver
on Cooper avenue, took the fever Satur
day night. She has a very bad case, an
bsiog aged, great fears are entertaine
as to her recovery.
Shorty 4" Uzell, Of Washington Cit!
who came here to do good, called to Sc
US to-day, having recovered from az a
tack OF the fever. he is looking bette