Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-07-22

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Personal.
j. NJ. Williamson is conyalescing.
DR.. A. L. Kimbro, southeast cor
ner of Main and Union streets. las
w. H. PEBBLES and family are at
Sulphur Wells.
j. c. MeEncrOw and family left
last night for St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sartorious are So
journing at Bailey Springs.
Mrs. Il. A. Graham, Miss Maggie
Graham and Miss Berta Graham, will
spend the summer at Dover, Tenn.
Mr.. Thos. w. O'Donnell is report
ed to be a new case on Mill street,
near Third, Chelsea.
MIR, G. w. Nall is getting on hand
someiy and is in a fair way to recover.
He has been i'll for five days.
H, N. Burford, master mechanic Of
the Charleston railroad shops, is get
ting on nicely. He has been down
four or five days.
MIR. L. L. Holland, of the LEDGER,
left for Atlanta last night where, with
his mother, he will sojourn during the
prevalence of the fever.
Robt. Batter, jr's. drug store, Sc
Main street, will be found open at all
hours. George Batter has charge of
the prescription department. Fresh
lot of watermelon seed just received.
Several of the editors of the Ava
lanche have gone away for the season,
and the Old Mar" is once more at
the helm. As Mr.. Mast, Of Harpers
Weekly, said to Andrew johnson,
when he met hime at the door of the
United States senate Here VIC are
again" The settler jug is now in
order.
The death of Mr.. Thomas r. Kir-
nan occurred at his residence, No. go
Robinson street, about 3 o'clock this
morning, and the remains were in
tered at Elmwood Cemetery this fore
noon. Mr.. Kirnaa was we'll known in
steamboat and railroad circles by
having been engaged in the passenger
agency business for more than twenty
years past. Mr.. Kirnan leaves an
estate valued at about thirty thousand
dollars.
Thos. Barchus and wife, Urbana,
O.; Fritz and Theo. ACHE, St. Louis
r. V. Vredenburg and Ben. Bingham,
0conomowoc; w. Gay, st. Louis s.
A. Pepper, Austin Spruggs, T. II.
Allen, jr., Thos. Hanna, Blue Ridge
NJ. Buckingham, Yellow Sulphur
Hugh Hamilton, johnson City; the
Chicks" Bluff City Grays, Clarks-
vile, Tenn; A. f. Nalesby, Louis
vile ], A. Gronouer, Chicago; Mrs.
and Miss Helen Taylor, Huntsville /;
j. D. H. Meyer, Charleston, s.. c.; r.
Stotz, w. II. and r. Horton, Louis.
vile John Lilly, Nashville j. W.
Justin and J. G. Roye, White Sta
ton w. and j. NJ. Gregory, McMin-
vile George B. Peters, Tullahoma
John N. Speed, Paris, KY; l. N.
Snowden, St. Louis; j. A. Buchanan,
Chattanooga, is the temporary loca-
ton Of the persons named.
The following Memphians are at
Rogersville stopping with Professor
Wilson at the Female College, an ele-
CANT building surrounded by beautiful
and well shaded grounds d, II. Pos
ton and family, Darlington Mason and
family, j. 7. Shanks and family, Mrs
Owen Lilly and family, Mrs. j. Har-
vey Mathes and family, Mrs, Jennie
Dashiel. AT the Powell House w.
NJ. Carr and wife, Mrs. Joe p. Carey
and daughter, Miss Lizzie Davids,
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Mrs. VIM. Karr, Miss Maggie Karr,
Miss Peal Kouns, Mrs. G. p. NJ.
Turner and children, Mr.. w. P.
Dunavant and family, Captain Sam
Cannon, Misses Dora, Maggie and
Ella Dunavant. AT the Holston Ho-
tel S. Fransiola and wife, Mrs. DR..
Rice and children, Miss Lulu Fran
%scioli, Nicholas Williams and family,
Mrs. VIM Phipps Miller and child,
l George Reudisill and family NJ. +.
Mcmahon and family. AT Miss Nc.
kinney's; Mrs, j. Il. Flippin and
family, Mrs. Finnie and three daugh-
ters, Mrs, DR.. Kleinschmidt and
child, r. l.. Coffin and family. Al
1 Mr.. Hufimaster's: Mrs. Tucker and
. two children, Mrs. G. P. Miller and
D two children, Miss Minnie Hunter
! Mrs. Emmett i. Woodson and chill
t dren. AT DR.. Z, G. Painters: Mrs
5 Mamie Watson, Mrs. i. a. Roger,
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