Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-24
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

| LOOAL EAhAUIGAII no.
DR.. Heber Jones's wife is very sick
| Mrs. Luke Wright is very ill with the
| fever.
Mrs. r. w Shelton has the fever in the
| country.
Chancellor Kortrecht has the fever at
| Bartlett.
Mrs. Jennie Graves died of the fever at
| Bartlett.
We learn there is great restitution at
| Raleigh.
Mr.. Uzell another printer, was attacked
| Sunday.
Mr.. Paul Otey is down with a severe case
! 1f fever.
| The Towards sent four nurses to Collier
vile Sunday.
Hiram Gage is up again, and everybody
! Il glad to see him.
The son OF the late Colonel Knowlton
| has severe case.
John Lewis, foreman ut Brackets sta
| bles, died yesterday.
Tom Baker, of the stationhouse, is on
| duty, but very weak.
The Hard Cash left st. Louis Thursday,
en- route to Memphis.
Captain Marsh Miller, a veil known
pilot, is convalescing.
j. W. X. Brownies little daughter is
among the new cases.
Colonel M. c. Galloway, of the APPEAL,
is in Huntsville, Alabama.
Sergeant Arms Droescher is up, after
a long tussle with the fever.
Judge J. A. Anderson, who had very
severe attack, is convalescing.
DIR w E. Rogers's condition was con-
sidered very critical yesterday.
-Springdale, better known as the Soldiers
| Home, has been heavily scourged.
Clark Knowlton, son of the late assistant
1 postmaster, was very i'll yesterday.
Mr.. Walker, of the law firm of Horrigan
d, Walker, died at Raleigh, on Sunday.
/ Squire Miller, General Wright, and DIR.
Nuttall were on the promenade Sunday.
e. F. Bevaus, druggist, 219 Beale, has
recovered, and is again filing prescriptions.
Martin Griffin, cashier of the German
National bank, is one of yesterdays new
cases.
General Luke E. Wright is again at mis-
post as chairman of the Citizens Relief Com
mittee.
"A. S. Livermore, of the Chickasaw iron
works, was in town yesterday, after severe
| attack.
Misses Clara and Blanche johnson, who
were stricken down last Saturday, are out of
danger.
Capt. AID. Storm, the popular Memphis
| superintendent of the Anchor Line, is IN
Chicago, all well.
Noah w. Speers, jr., has entirely re-
covered, and was on the street yesterday,
though very weak.
DR.. Dawson, of Chelsea, has dangerous
relapse. He is carefully attended by Drs
Mitchell and Snyder.
George M. Baker, manager of the West
ern Union telegraph Office, was attacked by
the fever yesterday morning.
Mr.. Jesse Moore, of Rayburn avenue,
who was stricken with the fever Saturday,
did not rest well last evening.
Ben K. Pullen's many friends will regret
to hear of the death of his wife, which &C.
cured at ellis station yesterday.
Captain Mat Glass, the dairyman, died
Yesterday. He was a Mexican war veteran
and was generally known and liked.
DR.. White, of Georgia, volunteer ply
stefan, died yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Bolton, in south Memphis.
The J. B. M. Kehlor is at Bradley's
landing above here, and we hear that rise
is reported in the river that will let her safely
over the bars.
Ed Corson, the popular prescription clerk,
who has been on duty so long, was caught by
the epidemic yesterday. We hope his may
be light case.
Louis Daltroff, who worked faithfully in
the Howard committee depot, was stricken
with the fever yesterday. We believe Louis
will pull through.
Five Sisters of st. Mary (Catholic) went
to Canton, Mississippi, to nurse the sick. One
of them SISTER Johanna) died on the seven
tenth of September.
Mrs. Sarah Bogart, corner of Third and
South Jackson streets, is doing well. Her
son, John d. Bogart, is recovering. No 9TH
ers of the family sick.
Captain Geo. Dashiel, near Buntyn, has
six sick at his house. His wife and three
children, Mrs. Robert Edmonson, and R. Y.
5 Edmonson. All doing well.
Peter Canale, OF the Italian society, yes
terday received thirty dollars from the St
Antonio society of New York, for distribution
among their destitute countrymen.
Charley Brooks, the last member of the
family of Mr.. viii Brooks, of this paper, died
) | yesterday morning. Mr.. Brooks has tho
sympathy of his associates in his sad bereave
ment.
+ The many friends of Robt T. Willis
=, | postmaster and agent M. & G. r. R., White
station, will be pleased to learn that he i
e able to be at his post, after weeks sever
illness.
Hon. John Johnson, who has done sue
good work at the Office of the Towards, ha
| taken charge of the German National bank
owing to the illness of Mr.. Martin Griffin, il
| cashier.
Charles g. Fisher, chairman of the Cit
| zens' Relief Committee, is among the nev
. cases. He is one of the noblest men Mem
PMS has ever known, and we hope he ma
1t soon be up.
q Ripley (Miss) Advertiser: "While tn
north with lavish hand is soothing the fevere
: brow of southern suffering, she is building
monument to gratitude which will be lumir
Gus forever"
/. Julius Maggie and family, accompanie
by Mrs. Thomas, widow of Rev. A. Thomas
z leave for Cincinnati to-day. Julius deserve
Il a rest after the work he has done among tn
plague stricken.
Chicago IEUening Journal, 18th: ''M
Il Allen w. Wilkie, correspondent of the NeV
York Dramatic NetcS at Memphis, Tenn
arrived in the city last night, having lei
Memphis Sunday morning"
Mr.. August de Maulmont, of New Yorl
has proved himself most attentive, expert
r enced and reliable nurse since he has been i
the city. We are glad to learn that he ha
" determined to remain until the fever has en-
4 tirely subsidized.
Mr.. w. s. Pickett, who is one of tn
+ hardest-worked of the Howard association
h and stands up to it bravely, Notwithstanding
n his advanced years, is enjoying the best &
health and has all along been equal to tn
., tasks that fall to him.
IL The wife of Rev. j. n Schulz, of tn
ly German Protestant church, died to-day
IS This good man, who was among the frs
cases of fever, in speaking of his congregs
- ton yesterday, said: Nearly all my peopI
q have died, or gone away"
George Beamish, who has been for sey
rs eral years an apprentice in the APPEAL CON
re posing room, died yesterday. He was an in
q dustrious, faithful and honorable young mar
II whose death we regret. His was the four
| tpenth death from fbis offoa