Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-27

typo, Billy stephenson, OF the
Appeal, called this morning. Billy
had q bad case.
100 XEEg
Mrs Ballinger, whose husband
died a short time since, passed away
yesterday. Her children, also i'll
with the feyer,are reported doing
Ed 0orson, the genial good.na-
tured prescription clerk at Mans
fields drug store, died last night at
SO Madison street.
Chris Hoffman, of the Knights Of
Honor relief, IS one Of the great
men of the times. He is doing his
duty nobly, day and night.
Captain Clears, Of the fire de-
partment, and one of the most ac.
tive workers of the Citizens relief
committee, has lost another Que Of
his little children. AAA0MA4 y
R. A. PEBBLES, who has recovered
from a very severe spell Of the fever
is up and doing all he can for those
afflicted. He left this morning fol
Brownsville, with six nurses.
We learn that our old friend
Charley MeyersiS getting on nicely
He has hada tough case of the fe.
yer, and his friends say be will come
ont bright as . dollar. IDI g
Mr. Joe B Cook, is now il
charge of the Howard storerooms
pending the illness of Mr. P G Big
ley. he is ably assisted by Aessri
r Cox and Richard Bowles.
Holly Springs Fifteen deaths
out of twenty cases at Camp Refu.
gee; five hundred people now sick
about one hundred and fifty hay,
died, and about five hundred yet tt
take Che lever.
c Sales, the fat, good-natured
barber at the Peabody, has a small
hospital Of his own down the rive.
rOad.'a He nursed Mr. Castay's fam
lily, besides a number of othe
French people,
Private FM Neal, the remaining
United States signal officer, ha
been down now sixteen days, bu
We hope soon to report him conya
lescent His is a genuine type Q
yellOx fever. oaau v49v.
Too much praise cannot b
awarded to our friend DR. E A Col
burn, in charge of Alabama stree
~cOmmissary. be is very attentiy
and polite and is truly theft igh
man in the right place"
Old man Crimson has left us, an
ere this has solved the problem {
the great beyond" Full of yeal
and ubefulness, let US hope he hs
solved the problem to his own satiI
faction, and to that of the Great
Am.
/ Mr. Louis L Mivelar, who is ju.
up from an attack Of The fever, HI
: his meat store on the corner
fernando and Vance, open at q
hours Of the day. This is q great co.
venience to the neighboring rel
dents.
Sam Croft, the pressmau, repor
his family doing well. lie has hi
six members Of his family dow.
= two Of whom relapsed, but the be
of attention has resulted finally
a fair prospect Of recovery,
n Eugene W Moore, Of the Apps
was out on the streets this NOR
2 ing looking well. He says he fec
!. about the knees like he did when
2 soldier and drawn up in line-C
u battle-a little shaky. GA1AI
Julius F. Sohn, Mr.. J. Quinn.
u Ambrose Moffet, and our old frier
Q and slough citizen" Ben Wyal
are doing noble service with t
N Towards. These gentlemen {
is always courteous and polite.
DR.. Jno. L. Rice, who has be
as attending patients in the 18th d
" trict during the epidemic, WAS tax
sick on the 10th Of this month, q
~ died on the 18th He was you
4 in the cause, but a better and br
err young man could not be fOuI
ror Major WhitmOre, proprietor
,sr the LEDGER, called to gee us Ii
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