Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-19
PERSONAL.
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DR.. Arthur X. Taylor, formerly Of
Memphis, is now resident physician at
Hot Springs, Ark. 1857
Miss Clara Conway has returned
and will have the circulars Of her
school at the various book stores on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Zimmerman, editor of the Post,
one ofthe German papers Of this city,
had an extra edition, or rather addi-
ton, to occur at his house yesterday.
1t is a boy, and they are Unhappy.
See advertisement of P. 0. Vickery
for agents in another column. Mr.,
Vickery is Mayor of the city Of Au-
gusta, Maine, which is a sure guaran-
tee that all will be fairly dealt with.
The weather is delightful to day,
being cool and pleasant, and the air
pure and braciHg. 1t is the best
weather for having tin roofs put on or
old ones repaired by Harry j. Rice, 80
Gayoso street.
Miss Ada May Gale, a bright giHl,
young lady of Gptt ~ street, leave
so-light for Bethany College, Yves
Virginia, where she is taking a through
course. Her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Gale, will escort her t
Bethany. o ala
Mr.. Frank NJ. Smith, of Knoxville
agent for Buffers series of school
books, published at Philadelphia, ha
been in the city several days, and vii
make this place his headquarters
His field includes West Tennessee
North Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan
saw, Louisiana and Texas.
Senator Isham G. Harris reaches
the city yesterday morning from hi
rancho in Texas, where he has spen
the summer looking after his interest
and drinking buttermilk Of his owl
raising. He says hat it is a splendi'
summer climate, and his hearty
rugged looks justify the assertion.
Mr.. P. E. Hopkins is home agail
from New York, Immediately in ad
vance of a large stock Of millinery
hats, bonnets, ribbons, etc., etc.
which he will soon have on exhibition
at his salesroom, 269 Main. Thes
goods are of the latest fashionabl
designs and worthy Of an inspection
by everybody in the city.
II. Seessel, ST., has just returne,
from a trip to Cincinnati, where h
! purchased additional machinery t
manufacture bologna and pork sau
sage, as well as Wiener wurst. Hi
firm are now able to supply the de
mand in this city. Our merchants, i
filling country orders, and saloons i
using sausage for their customers
should make their purchases of Sees
sci, corner Jefferson and Second.
Mr.. G. S. Mcclellan, advance agen
of the Eviction" dramatic troupe, ar
rived in the city last night, to prepar
for the appearance Of the troupe a
the theater this week. Eviction"
an Irish piece, founded upon the cul
rent troubles in ireland, and the CON
pany playing it are all Irish people
The piece has been performed owe
GOO times by the troupe in England
Mr.. A. G. Maender and Mis-
Bridget L. Murphy, Of this city, wer
quietly aud happily married at 81
Pa.rick's church last Friday evening
by Rev. Father Veale. They are
worthy couple, who have the goo
wishes Of many warm friends, an
prospects Of a bright, joyous futur,
The groom is a we'll to-do and pOpula
young compositOr, and has wen th
heart and hand of one who has all tn
womanly graces and virtues to make
man envied and happy.
Mr.. W. T. McCarley, Of the Browns
vile States and Bee, is in the city fc
a few days in the interest of that va.
liable paper. Brownsville ships MOI
cotton to Memphis than any one plaC
in the country, and ships annual
/; $4,000 to 10000 bales of cotton to a
places. Last week $50 bales cam
in from Brownsville to Memphi
consigned to the following firm
C. P. Hunt & Co., Brooks, Nicely
Co., Hill, Fontaine & Co., w.
i. Gage & Bro, Estes, Doan & Co
billiard, Coffin & Co., Hadden & Fal
!, rington, Stewart, Gwynn & Co. an
several other firms. Our merchant
: will do well to have their cards in th
: Brownsville States and Bee.