Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-22

Personal.
Mrs. Van Anderson aud family have
moved to the city.
The Hon. John r. Flippin and
family are at franklin, Tenn.
Mr.. Warren Carson is home again
from o three weeks trip northward.
Mr.. David Wertz has passed the
crisis and with proper care will soon
be on his feet again.
Mr.. L, D. Conway, the realty deal
er, was reported to be barely alive at
noon to-day.
Rev s. b. Suratt, formerly of this
city, is now rector of the First Metho-
dist Church, jackson, Tenn.
Miss Leura Clapp, of this city, is a
guest at the residence of Mr., and Mrs.
Madison Parker, jackson, Tenn.
Miss Emma STATION, of this city,
after sojourning at Nashville several
months, has gone on a visit to Hunts
vile.
Captain j. @. Oates, reported dead
sometime since, is at Cincinnati. Ma
jor r. NJ. Bradford is at the same
place.
1t is limited about that ex-Judge
Thomas H. Logwood has the inside
track for the vacant criminal judge
ship.
Miss Matte Woods has typho-
malarial fever near Greenlaw station,
thirteen miles out the Charleston
railroad,
Mr.. Samuel Rhodes, of GAINESVILLE,
is to have a position in the Southern
Express office here as soon as the
fever is over.
Miss Lulie Crawford, of this city,
has been the guest OF Miss Winston
Davis, Fourth avenue, Louisville, for
some time past.
Numerous invited guests attended
the nuptial ceremonies of Mr.. B. A.
Hollenberg and Miss Bette Burleson,
at the residence of the brides father
last night.
Among ladies sOjourning at Chica-
go, and to remain until frost strikes
this latitude are Mrs. John K. Moody,
Misses Speed, Mrs. luther and Mrs.
Beard, of this city.
Cicero Nelson was badly stabbed
with a barlow knife by VIM. Chester,
near Brackets stables, on Second
street, yesterday. lie was cut three
times. Chester was arrested.
Mrs. i. D. McKissick passed
through Nashville a few days since
on her way to join her husband at
San Francisco, where it is understood
they are to reside in the future.
Marcus Jones, Thomas S. Bingham,
B. K. Pullen and j. W. Waynesburg
are in attendance at the Grand En-
campment meeting l. 0. G. f., which
opened its session at Nashville last
Monday.
Mr.. James A. Moss has recovered
from a severe illness and is again at
his post in Kahn & Frieberg's store.
Many friends and acquaintance con-
graduate him upon his good luck in
pulling through so cleverly.
Mrs. Julia S. White, daughter Of
Mrs. Shelton Of this city, whose hus-
band died in the latter part of Sep
TENDER, was buried yesterday. Since
the death of her husband the young
WIDOW suffered great mental depres-
sion, and upon being attacked with
the fever malady she declined all
medical attention, expressing a most
earnest desire that she might speedily
be laid by the side of her departed
consort.
Professor Murphai, an energetic
man Of lively business views, has beer
running the wholesale house of Car.
berry & Casey, at 347 Front street
where a large and most excellent
variety Of distilled liquids arc Away.
to be found, The professor under.
stands the situation thoroughly and
he can put up an order as quick as the
quickest. Give him a call and hear
him descant upon the beauties Of
picket lines and other quarantine ef-
fects. 1t is beautiful.