Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-21
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Deaths from Neon Saturday to
Noon To-Day.

A Wupperman, age 90, Poplar.
Mrs N L Pollard, age 90, S52
Vance.
Lou vivsns, colored, age 20, So
Main.
Matte Douglass, colored, age 20,
1876 Elliott.
NJ A Mattingly, Randolph road.
Lima Gillen's child, colored, Nc
Lemore ave.
A Wright, Randolph road.
Ida Stowe, Church home.
Dave Fisher, New Raleigh road.
Mr. Messick, Raleigh.
James Campbell, city hospital.
Mrs Clark, st Martin and Elliott.
VIM Whitfield, LANYARD, Second.
John McLemore, Tennessee and
Linden.
Mrs H D Smith, two and a half
miles fernando road.
Arthur Brock, city hospital.
VIM Maher, 331 Turley.
Paul Dunn, State Female Col
lege.
Manuel Vaughn, Carr avenue.
Louis Yegger, 20 Front.
Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick, age 8
months, 8 Market.
Daniel Lake, Jackson, river
Front.
Mrs Emma Crampler, Horn Lake
road.
Sarah A Meade, Poston avenue.
Joseph Townsend, Bolton place.
Thad Clark, near Calvary Gene
terry.
Fred Henniger, Brsedlove ave-
nue..
R Bedford, city hospital.
Henry Brown, Central avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sergeant c ii Thomas IS reported OUT
Of danger, aud convAleScent.
Mrs Shevenell died at Raleigh ysster.
day.
I Fl Dunn, of Fort Pickering, has 9
relapse.
Sam Crofts family continues to i'm
prove, and will soon be %eonvalesent.
, AW Browne, a member Of the ZousvI
Guards, died of yellow fever Saturday.
G R BEDFORD, stewart of the city hos
: pital, has a bad Ease Of fever.
S Nichols, a wellknown young man
has a bad ease Of fever.
J Mr. Messick, one Of the oldest an
most prominent citizens of shelb
county. died near Raleigh last night.
= DR. Tyner, of this city, has charge {
r the city hospital during DR. Thornton
sickness.
a Sam Ellison, pressman OF the Appea
is getting along we'll and will be out in
few days,
l.. AW Hamilton is not dead, ssreporte
a couple of weeks since. He has had
' bad case but is nov convalescent.
st Miss Maggie Reneau, daughter Of n
S L Reneau, on Union avenue, wa
n, stricken this morning with the feve
b. The other three members Of bis fAmi
are conValeScent.
d Many friends will be sorry TO hear tn
at Miss Katie Kerr is down with the few
at Buntyn Station. We understar
o. that the case is light, and she is bell
tenderly oursed by her aunt, Mrs. snee
Il C Harrison, chief Of the Norfo
%nurses, left yesterday morning ON t
At Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
pe charge of the commissary department
the supply train to Grenada. The ira
~ was in charge Of Col Jas Edmonson.
.et Thomas Alexander, the Oldest man
connection with Captain Maccabe nj
: in the csmmissary department of I
citizens relief committee, remains Al
post, faithfully discharginE hi, duties
dispensing the worlds charities.
RsvJC Hooks, who was of on
health tsur, heard that yellow fever b
broken out in CoVington, and promp
returned to his people and bis duty.
reaching CoVingtoA, he writes that
me found only three white men and two
.p' groes in the town, all the rest Of
population having fed to the country
We regret to learn that Captain Oh
w Steinkuhl has BEEN taken down with
prevalent disease. He had escaped
far, and it seems particularly uniortun
en- that 60 good a man should be stricken
pay this late hour. Let this be a warn
'he and a notice to all that yellow feveI
here yet.
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#ho Kahn g. FreIberg will k
aek their store open from s am. until 8 ?
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