Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-30

clarence Hall has got tired of Chi
cago, and returns home to-day.
Mr.. &. L. Holland reported to-day
fresh from Atlanta, Ga, a salubrious
summer resort.
I. j. Hogan, of Hogan, Jordan &
Co., arrived this morning and is ready
for business.
]. J. Wilson, the well known cotton
man, can be found at the shed, No.
ia Court street.
Mrs. Otto Seyppel returned last
evening from the East per steamer
Ouachita Belle.
D. II. Poston, the popular attorney,
is at home again, being among this
mornings arrivals.
General Cotton Greene and Colonel
w. j. McDermott we're among this
mornings arrivals.
NJ. j. Clark, +. Banksmith, r. w.
Lightburne and 0. H. P. Piper are
among tO-day's arrivals.
Commissioner S. S. Garrett was a
passenger in the louisville and Nash
vile railroad this morning.
The family Of the popular gas man,
I. P. Smith, have arrived home safe
and sound from the Persons Springs.
Harry Q. BUTLER, the we'll known
artist, accompanied by his wife, came
in this morning on the train from
GAINESVILLE.
Captain Frank Banksmith, an old
timer, arrived home to-day, and as
sumes his. duties as chief clerk Of the
Coahoma.
Captain Dave Thomas has been
posting himself on the channel from
here to New Orleans, and is now open
for engagement.
B. Richmond, Branch Martin, HUI.
L. Brinkley, ]. o. Halliburton, u. T..
Stevens and John w. Ward are at
home again.
Leyicey Arnold, an elderly lady,
died Of general debility and grief at
the Arnold place, seven miles out the
Horn Lake road, last night.
General r. Z. Patterson is expected
to arrive this afternoon, and he will
reopen the United States internal
revenue Office on Saturday next.
Mr.. James Speed came home this
morning after making a summer of it
among the canyons, crags and defles
Of rari6ed Colorado. Mr.. Speed is
cheerful and vigorous.
Rogers & Co., printers, 3l5 Main
street, have %reopened their establish
meat and arc ready to Eli any orders
in their line equal in every respect to
any printing house in the city.
Arthur K. Price, late of this city,
and formerly Of Arkansas, died of ty-
phoid fever at Nashville last Tuesday.
Mr. Price was clerk on the steamer
Red Wing last year.
They say over in Arkansas that Col.
I. I. Pitts, of the Austin Triumph.
could be recognized as a stalwart even
if he we're without hands or feet. The
Little Rock Gazette puts this idea
forth.
Colonel Thomas NJ. Ward, wife and
child, Of 0yerton Station, arrived in
the city this morning by the Charles.
ton road from Hilsboro, Alabama.
where they sojourned during the sum
mer months.
Hon. Clark Brewer, representative
for Crittenden county, Ark, is in the
city interviewing his friends, and they
are numerous. The Macaronians will
ever feel thankful to him for his kind
ness to them at Camp 800.
George Latham, John r. Miles.
Henry Frank, j. 7. Petit, c. /. Flick.
len and Z. c. Buchanan we're citizen
visitors at the cotton exchange this
forenoon also, Jas. N. Gray, New Or
leans, and j. c. Walker, Atoka.
f. W. Brode has returned from an
extended trip through the Louisiana
sugar country, visiting his friends
among the shippers. He can be found
at bis old store, No. 4 Howard's row,
with full lines Of sugar, molasses and
rice.
Geo. D. Martin, Arkansas; J. Nc.
RE, Canada; B. F. Adams, Mason.
Tenn; VIM. Stainback, II. Smith, DR..
D. J. Bucks, Russellyille, KY; J. W.
Alexander, w. G. Freeman, Nash.
vile; G. D. Williamson, Louisville;
j. W. Pruit, huntsville, arc among
tho Peabody arrivals to. day.
A large number Of Captain Stack
Lees friends gave a grand reception
this morning. One enthusiastic mem
Der toasted hin as being not only the
best looking skipper Of the coast pack
ets, but the boss boatman, who was
never known 70 do any crookedness.
Harry Cohen, one Of our leading
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