Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-15

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Main St, under Worsham House. IS
A full line Of elegant boots and
shoes have been received by Marsh &
Co., 347 Main street.
The latest styles of hats from all
the leading factories can be found at
Martin Cohen's 219 Main street.
DIR. John d. White has recovered
from his late illness, and can be found
at his Office. No. $50 Main street.
Among the arrivals this week was
Miss Kate A. Carl, Of this city, who
has been in Paris for the last eighteen
months.
DR.. Thornton has been granted ten
days leave that he may attend the
public health meeting to convene at
Nashville the 18th inst.
Billy Liebcn, 236l Main street, has
received Harper's Monthly Magazine,
together with a full line of late illus
trated papers, etc. Call on Billy for
choice Sunday reading matter.
Professor l.. G. Tyler will meet his
school, Monday, 18th inst, at his resi-
dence, 80 Alabama street, and will
then notify pupils where school will
open regularly.
Prof. Anderson, formerly of the
public schools here, has located at
Holly Springs, and his resignation as a
teacher here was accepted by the
school board last night.
Among other recent arrivals within
the past few days are Colonel George
Il. Phelan, John Hollywood (from a
tour in ~Ireland), DR.. r. L. Laski,
Miss Sue Cooper, Colonel Il. Lowen-
stein and Colonel 0. ?. Lyles.
Howard Visitor Rogers Travelled up
Madison street carly this morning
with a double barreled shotgun swung
over his shoulder. 1t looked as if
TIE %ex-sanitary sergeant had quit
philanthropy and started out for a dog
or a bear hunt.
Colonel James Lingan, a prominent
lawyer of New Orleans, a gallant SOL
der on the side of the South when the
war ragged, and a clever gentleman un-
der all circumstances, passed through
the city to-day on his way homeward
from North Louisiana. Colonel Lin
gan has been engaged in the political
canvas in Louisiana. and of course
labors in the interest of Louis A,
Wilt, for governor, and the ticket of
which he is the head.
w. A. Sneed, formerly of the we'll
known house of Sprople & McCown,
aud more recently of the firm of Ven
dig & Sneed, has taken charge of the
house of L. Lehman, No. 247 Main
street, where he will be glad to see all
his friends. He will keep on hand a
large aud we'll assorted stock of mems,
boys and children's clothing, gents
furnishing goods, hats, trunks, etc,
which | am determined to sell at
prices that will defy all competition.
Come and see me, and ! will make it
to your interest to buy,
Somerville Falcon, 18th. David
POston, Esq, a member of the distin-
guishe& law firm Of Humes & Poston,
Memphis, spent the night of the ID
inst, in our town. Mr.. Poston was
accompanied by his mother and sis
ters, Misses Kate, Annie and Maggie.
MIR. Frank Poston was also one of the
party. This very agreeable family Of
Memphians have spent the summer
refugeeing in the vicinity of Somer-
vile, and have won an enviable
amount of popularity with our people.
Our young gallants rave about the
fair blondes and the way they aocked
around the Weatherly house while the
fair Memphis bellies were its inmates
We would infer that there are several
of their number who can no longer
boast themselves heart whole and
fsncy free,