Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-11-03


rejoicing over a store tuli Of customers
who greet his return.
The genial Harry Brown, with B.
L%owensiein, is at his post in the whole
sale department Of that house.
Major J. J. Murphy, who has been
soiourning in East Tennessee, return
ed to the city yesterday, and is ready
for business.
G. A. Beehn, the we'll known Job
priater, has arrived, and is ready to
serve his old and new customers at
2)S Main street,
L. NJ. Dean has returned and opened
his immense establishment. Paint
ing, paper hanging, granting, etc, will
now commence in earnest.
c. 2. Atmorc, jr., passenger agent
of the Nashville, Chattanooga and st,
Louis Railway, has returned, and can
be found at PSI Main street.
w. A. Wheatley has fully resumed
real estate business at his old Office,
2Sl Main, near Madison. Tenants
and house owners please call. Sc
J. B. Parent, Of the firm of Stout
4 Co, hardware dealers, has reopened
the store, 1858 Main, and is ready to
supply the wants Of his old customers.
The "old reliable" r. Creighton,
ook -binder of Price, Jones & Co.,
has returned from Iowa, and is again
at work. He looks as fat and fine as
if he had eaten maccaroni all summer.
Messrs. j. N. Oliver, j. P. Finnie
and G. NJ. Weston, returned yesterday,
Immediately in advance of an immense
stock Of choice groceries, the receipt
of which will still keep their store in
the front rank IN this section.
r. w. Robertson, Milan J. NJ.
Williamson, Arkansas; A. l.. Glenn,
Brownsville; Judge j. f. Simmons,
Sardis w. T. Chapman, Randolph,
and N. E. Hughes, Coahoma county,
Mississippi, were visitors at the Cot
ton Exchange this forenoon.
Among the late arrivals is Miss
Beulah, daughter of our old friend,
Alex HUM, of Linden street. The
Courier,Journa says she made a great
many friends in Louisville during her
soiourn there, who part with her with
regret.
Albert Seessel has returned to the
city, and reopened his market, No. 124
Main street, with a good supply Of
choice eatables. Our North Memphis
friends a now rely on being well
supplied at all times with the best the
market affords.
Among other returned refugees az
pear the names of D. Paterachi, D.
Dashiel, j. j. Busby, A. Hatchett, j.
A. Shane, j. H. Wigs, W. P. Proud
fit and R. L. Coffin. The two latter
visited the Cotton Exchange, and
were registered as from St. Louis, this
morning.
W. w. Currie, Jno. w. Steele. j..
V. Patrick, N. w. Miller. 0. Wool
bridge, H. A. Hamilton, j. W. Cald-
well, W. H. Harder, n. Fontaine. j.
II. Martin, II. J. Parish, Levi Joy
and j. L. Goodbar have all come
home.
w. G. Freeman, Nashville; Henry.
r. Stone. DO; w. j. Wade, do; Harry
Hill, Cincinnati; j. s. Duke, Louis
vile; W. A. Speatlin, +. w. Carter
and j. G. Chism, Mississippi; Edward
Hanks and Ben Hogan, Cincinnati;
A.. J. Jacobs, Louisville; Abraham
Let's, New Orleans, are among this
mornings arrivals at the Peabody.
Mrs. VIM. Thomas, J. }. Lockhart
A.. II. Kortrecht, P. Kortrecht, A. P.
Tuck, NJ. j. Kenner, C. H.. Warner.
L. Went, Il, l., Curtiss, R. N.
Cooper, H. L. Coffin. W. II. Horton,
j. ?. Finuie, G. NJ. Weston, VIM.
Bogles, ir, and II. s. Bowles we're
among last evening and this mornings
arrivals.