Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-06

Ed Moon is better to-day.
Mrs. George Getz is reported very i'll.
Mr.. n. B. Richardet is reported down.
Mr.. Miles Owens was barely alive at
noon to-day.
c. ]. Hanks and wife are summering at
Mt. Nebo, Ark.
DR.. George d, Bradford was on the
streets yesterday.
DR.. A. L. Kimbro, southeast corner of
Main and Union streets. 1873
Mr.. Charles L. Stacey is able to exer-
else his limbs on the highway.
Mrs. E. C. Topp and four children were
in Gallatin, Tenn, last week,
NJ. L. Rayner and Mrs. Sabatzky and
child were in Louisville last Saturday.
DR.. Robt. W. Dowdy has fully recov-
e'ed. He is still sojourning at Bon Aqua.
Mrs. P. R. Athy is convalescing. Her
husband came in from Raleigh this fore
noon.
Miss Ida Cragg, of Louisville, was
visiting friends at Avondale, Ohio, last
month.
The wife of Captain George W. Allen
died at Kilmichael, Miss, on the 29th of
last month.
Mr.. o. P. Lyle was oyer from Marion,
Ark, on yesterday-not Mariana, as was
misprinted.
Captain G. P. Arthur, of the Black
river trade, was on a visit to his home at
Dayton, Ky, a few weeks ago.
News from Wilson station, a few miles
out the Memphis and Charleston railroad,
to-day, is that Mr., George T. Fleece has
not improved.
Mr.. Robert Webb has been down since
Saturday, and the case is a close one. His
brother, after two weeks illness, will be
able to take a walk tomorrow.
Mrs. G. Salem, at % South street, and
Mr.. w, b. Richardet, on South street,
are new cases in care of the Masonic
order. All others of their sick are mend
ing.
Master Rufus Walt called in at the Des
Arc Citizen Office the other day and the
paper says the lad is a handsome intelli-
gent little fellow not one bit like his
Uncle Nat.
w. A. J. Slaughter, Mrs. S. P. Read,
son and daughter, and w. B. Galbreatb,
were at the Maxwell House, Nashville,
last Saturday. Mr.. T. 0zanne and fam
lily were in the same city.
Mrs. Strange, Miss S. Strange, and Mr.
A. Strange, also Miss Alice Mitchell, are
now located at the Southern Hotel,
GAINESVILLE, whittier they went from
Louisville a few days ago.
Fanny White, colored, died of fever
yesterday about a mile this side of Raj
eigh. A niece of DR.. Rozell, age 10, ha.
been i'll for several days past at the sami
place. This family moved out from
Manassas street on the 18th OF last month
The family Of Robert Speed are at Cha
tauqua, New York. Mr.. John +. Peter
has gone 10 Chicago, after having made
trip from Cincinnati to Pittsburg wit
Captain Rowland on the steamer Kat
Hooper.
Colonel J. j. DuBose was refused al
mittance into Brownsville a few day
since though he had been away fror
Memphis nearly two weeks. DR.. j.. i
Watkins was also turned back rs he wa
about to enter the place.
7. L. Gaylord and family, DIR. L.
Blackburn and family, Miss Kate Maur!
DIR. Maury, Mrs, P%iorson, Mrs. Duk
: Miss Defiries, Mr., Massey, wife and chill,
| Mr.. Meacham and children, Mr.. an
Mrs. Harrington and two children, II. ,
Elliott, wife and four children, are s.
journing at Crab Orchard Springs, Ky.
DIR. r. w. Mitchell is again at hon
f'om his Nashville visit. He and Il
National board of health consist
S their views, and the hearty cooperate
heretofore prevailing will continue. A
understanding was arrived at as to Il
manner the funds supplied by the Sta
v shall DO expended. The doctor believ
the yellow fever will stay with
through the summer and that railwi