Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-30

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FIRST time.
Christopher Lntz IL one Of the brave
ones be is still at bis post, and assisting
al that he eau.
Hon. Casey Young made his appear
Anee in the city this msrning-hs com,
plains Of being o little weak. la
DR. EASILY Of Little Rock, died Of the
fever at 10 o'clock this forenoon, after
an illness Of eleven days.
Ed, Heating. keeper Of Court Square,
has recovered. and the squirrels, as vel
as everybody else, are glad.
Martin Oxner, a farmer, three miles
out on Union avenue, died Of the fever
Saturday. His brother is convalescsnt.
The wife Of Charles Jones, the contrac'
tor, was stricken down by the fever last
night, at the residence on Court street.
The burning Of bedclotheS is an act Of
vandalism and insane folly, and we hope
never to see it repeated again in this city.
CIV VOORHEES,. at the Craig place on
the boulevard. is very low. His daugh-
ter. Miss Maggie. took the fever yester.
day.
J V Botto's entire family have. been
down with the fever on Union avenue.
His daughter, little Tudie. died yester.
day.
Two Frank VAnhorn's children,
we regret t. say, are down with the fever,
on Lauderdale street, south Of Looney's
switch.
A lady Sent a beautiful bouquet to tie
"old man of the Avalanche, Saturday
and yet he is not happy. HArd-hearted
"old man"
Charley Plischke's babe is we'll cared
for by the 0dd.Fellows. John LinkhAuel
has an eye on the orphan as we'll as the
sick of the order.
Little Pearl, daughter Of eur old friend
] W X Browne, the plumber, We are sor'
: ry to say, was stricken down with The
fever last night.
Nc Levin, volunteer nurse from Chi
csgo, tainted at the Peabody Hotel a
noon to-day, from oVer.exertion, but i
not seriously i'll.
james P Gatti. well-known as an as
%sistant in the Office Of the city inspecto
and as city weigher at the elevator, die
yesterday OF the fever.
Mrs. Jennie Dreyfus. whose husban
died yesterday out on the boulevard
took the fever last night, and Ed. SchleI
sent her a nurse Immediately.
Rev Africa Bailey, a cOlored miniate
we'll and favorably known throughOI
the city, died at bis residence in Fo
Pickering, yesterday, Otthe fever.
Again the old man" Of the AvalAnct
is mistaken. Mr.. Weller did not hay
the fever, and so far there has not bee
a case in his house. So Mr.. Weller say
s. Rev Mr. Barton was summoned fro
I. Mr. Blew's family Saturday morning
I. Wbite's Station. Two Of bis childr,
10 we're stricken with the fever. He W
complaining when be left.
The Courier'Journal, Of Louisyill
printed and sent to the Howards a blAI
,s receipt book, for which ell the you
gentlemen employed 10 the Towards i
h turn sincere thanks.
Charles d. Anderson. an attsehe
"a the house Of B. L~OWeDstein 4 Bro
died aud was buried on the 26,h. He "
a member Of Calvary church, and "
buried by that society.
Five persons have died at the toll.gi
on the boulevard within the past week
Mary and Katie Montsverdi, Mrs LAtu.
Ell Mrs Msrsa and Mary MarSa, Eight
ten others are sick iu the ssms house
yer The Masonic relief board have BE-
greatly overworked. There are Low
duty only Mr. John WaJnesburE, A
Myers and Alex Hum. These e
tai people are doing all possible for th
brethren.
sh. A lAdy-nota nurse-was seen WI
ing down Main street. yesterday forsno
"a and 1t created a sensation among
convAlsscsnts The young lady resi-
on Shelby street, has had the lever
looks as lovely as ever.
Colonel G 5 Galloway. proprietor
the Peabody, has 80 far csnvalescsd
to be able to 90 on o visit 10 his fam
ppy who are at New Albany, Indiana.
De his absence Mr. s L BArinds will asst
sutire control Of the hotel.
Charley Howard, one among the U
~ active members Of the Howard A
citation, is on his feet again, aud will
says ter upon bis duties in the Howard rs
gain to day. Mr. Howard owe his rScO'
to the best Of nursing BY bis dew
ored wife.
s'eF Mollie Arnold, eight years Of age,
ner HuliDg aud Main, died yeStsI
Ava morning at 6 o'clock of the fever,
with last ofthe family Of Sevsn-fAther, n
sr, and FIVE children. Mr. Ed Sci
tiers had the little girl desently i%Hterre.
ninG ElmWood yesterday.