Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-05

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Henry Carter, colored, corner
Carolina and Fifth.
Geo Goodman, colored, age 60,
Front, near North Memphis.
Susan Lee, colOred, age 48, Sixth,
between Carolina and Georgia.
Carl Munter, age 20. Springdale.
Henry Murray, colored, age 30,
LiEden street inirmary. ,
Joe E Miller, nurse, Market
street inirmary. F..
Pat Mannery, age so, Center al
ley, between Exchange and Market.
Julia Folks, colOred, age SO,
Stewart avenue.
Sidney johnson, colored, age 80,
fernando road.
Katie Curtin, age 6, Dunlap.
|. Mrs Lucy Curtis, age 40, city
hospital.
Mrs Lucy E Adams, age IS, Her
nando road.
Mrs, IAntonie Curtin, age 80,
Dunlap,
Mrs DR. A W Nelson, age As,
Trigg avenue.
E Taylor, colored, age So, Union.
John A Holt, age 40, 359 Poplar.
A Stratman, age 80, Fort Pick
ering.
Alex Caldwell, colored, age 40,
Chaplin avenue.
Thomas Kotfod, age AZ, Paisley
House, old Raleigh road
Charles Welsh, age SO, Gayoso
House.
James II Cannon, age 5, Front.
Francis Cannon, age 10, Front.
Bridget Cannon, age 10, Front.
Thomas Hewitt, age "a, Main
and Beal. vi 4
Miss Flora Lake, age 30, Lucille
and Walnut.
Louis Lolinski, Market street
inirmary. e.nr
Julia Nelson, age IS, Trigg ave-
nue..
B Wallack, cOlOred, age 70, boul-
evard.
Charles Payne, colored, age 30,
hospital.
Peter Lake, cOlored, age %, 5
Webster.
VIM Webb, colored, age 19, Mad
ison.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Howell SiGler is doing we'll.
Hon Casey Young is again on duty.
Mr. Crump will b. out in a day or two.
Lem Crisp took the fever yesterday.
Captain Rsja and wife are GONZALES
cent. .
Jim Anderson, the sheriff, is doing
we'll.
Senator Blessing has ssut another
remittance.
Mr. SsiGler, the telegraph operator, is
couvAIescing.
Mrs J NJ TOmsny, on Bass avenue,
died last night.
Wn Kraus, a Beal street merchant
died yesterday.
Another child Of Frank Vau Horns
was stricken yesterday,
Mrs R P Lowry and Miss Mary Lowry
on the boulevard, have the fever.
Eddie sayle, who has been quite sick
at Camp Williams, is nearly we'll.
NJ " Luf, book-keeper at the Ava
lAnche, took the fever this:morning.
Jason Bourne, out on Union venue
it is said, has a bad case of the fever.
The late Charley Plischke's infau
continues we'll, aud is as fat as It can be
Frank Van Horn, jr, wal stricken
With the fever yesterday. This make
three now down.
Mrs W | Berlin, wife Of W Berlin
the real estate agent, had a relapse YET
terday morning, but last night was be
lievsd to out Of danger.
! John W WaynssburU, secretary Of th
) Masonic relief board, vas stricken thi
morning. We are banking on John
early recovery.
Charley Castor, Of the Western Unto
Telegraph Company, we are pleased.t
say, is convalsscing, aud is considsre
out Of danger.
Z Miss Maggie VOORHEES,, at the Graf
place, on the boulevard, is doing picel
under the good nursing Of Miss Louis
{ Robertson, o Of the best Of nurses.
: Wm Il Hogan. who was reported
have died two days ago in Holly Spring
We learn is we'll and hearty in Meridian
e Mississippi.
The fever appears to be abating at Il
Lesth orphan asylum, as three Of th
nurses we're returRed to the HowarC
. yesterday.
S NJ JObe, an active Howard and a
old aud honored citizen, died last nigh
While on earth be did his duty nobl
and well, aud has now gone TO his =
ward.
: The Reynolds family, out on He
nando road, have suffered fearful.
Six members have died only two r
naming. One Of these had the fevs
but recovered.