Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-05

a refugeeing trip.
General i. B. Horrigan, is back
again, at the Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eichwald, 24S Second
street, have returned.
J. w. Alley, the ice dealer, is hard
at work filling orders for coal.
Wilbur f. Simmons, the insurance
agent, put in his first appearance to-
day.
Esq. Geo. D. Crockett arrived to-
day and opened his Office at the same
place,
John H. Moyston, the photographer,
and his family, are among the latest
arrivals,
Captain Alf G. luther is one of the
late arrivals after three months sojourn
in Chicago.
Sam May, the shirt tailor, reached
home last night and is at work again
with his usual energy.
Charlie Berton's saloon and board.
ing house, corner of Shelby and Beal,
is open again for business.
DR.. II. j.. Shaw, after some four
months absence in California, is home
again, and he has come to stay.
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Mr.. K. j. Callahan will please leave
the keys to No. $40 Shelby street at
No. 323 Main street, at once.
Mr.. Thomas Williams, of Liverpool.
England, and Major Max Friedlander.
of New York, are at the Peabody.
Colonel Rudolph Fink, of Little
Rock, and Major w, H. IL. Benyaurd,
United States army, are at the Pea
body.
b. B. McHenry, the popular deputy
clerk of the Chancery Court, reached
home last night in splendid health,
after three months s%ojourn in Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. Emma C. Tucker, principal
Memphis Female Seminary, has re-.
turned, and will reopen her school in
South Memphis.
Jno. ". Peters and family came
home all safe. r. A. Speed and fam
lily also arrived last night, all in good
health and spirits.
John H. Hutton's job Office has re-
opened, and is ready to do all kinds
of job printing at No. 36 Jefferson
street. 81
Owen Lilly and family have re-
turned, He can be found at his old
headquarters, A Adams street, ready
to supply the public with fine car
rlages and buggies.
John X. Crawford, Tenn; Isaac
Block, Ark NJ. S. Jay, Little Rock;
W. I. Chapman, Randolph, and w.
n. White, Tenn, are among the
present visitors to our city.
B. F. Coleman and wife have come
home from the Pacific shores. con-
WINGED that this is a better place than
any other, even with the many Attic
tons by which it has been surrounded
Colonel John Post, the great cotton
sampler and buyer, who has been OBJ
Grating in st. Louis during the cpl.
demic, returned home last night, and
resumes business here at his old quar-
tiers.
Among visitors at the cotton ex-
change since yesterday, the following
names appear Thos. Williams and
J. Il. Pitney, Liverpool; J, w. Dun
can, Ashport; Albert Miller, River
ton, Miss, and c.. P. Burton, Nash
vile.
DR.. +. Sim leaves tonight for a
two weeks trip to Kentucky. The
doctor has added to his reputation
during the late epidemic by his sue
c%essful treatment Of so many patients,
as well as by his t~ireless energy. He
has well earned a good rest, and the
sweet reflection of duty well performed
will always be his.
A. McBain, New York; S. Robbins
Cincinnati Max Friedman, New
York c. L. Clark, Paducah ]. N
Gartin, Louisville w. G. Freeman,
Nashville; Will B~runaugh, St. Louis
j. P. Hawkins, St. Louis z. c
Montgomery, New Orleans 1. Waldo
Texas, were among to-day's arrival.
at the Peabody.
NJ j. Cohen & Co., the popular to-
b~acconists, corner Main and Jefferson
streets, are now receiving their stock
of goods purchased lately in the East
In addition to cigars, chewing anC
smoking tobacco of all the well known
brands, they have a large line O
smokers articles, from the finest t.
the cheapest grades. Tobacco user
should give them a call.
Joe Emmerich, the popular rroprio
tor Of the St. Nicholas saloon ant
restaurant, corner Main and Washing
ton. has made arrangemnnts no reneivc