Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-08-02
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Hot Springs yesterday.
Hugh Bryson has been chosen
Secretary and Treasurer of the Wal
dram Guards.
Professor John S. Collins is to CON
tinue at the head of the Clarksyille
Female Academy, next season.
Voegeli & Co., I'll Main street. will
receive orders for boots and shoes, and
dispatch the same, by telephone. 1851
Major Mike Waldron is home again
after an absence Of four weeks, looking
greatly improved. He has been to
Washington, New York, Chicago, and
various large cities east and north.
Mr.. V. B. Thayer has been confined
to his room for wei three weeks with
yellow jaundice, but the disease is
broken, and as soon as strength is
regained he will be out as usual.
Hons. Casey Young and H. T.
Ellet, ex-Judge R. j. Morgan, Coils.
George G-ntt, R. F. Looney, G.. +. M.
Turner, Josiah Patterson and others
are expected to speak at the meeting
on the bluff tonight.
Judge W. W. Mcdowell came in
from Bon Aqua, yesterday; MI. Claude
freeman has returned from Hunts
vile and further east; Mr.. John T.
Hillsman is home from Nashville;
Henry Hotter and family are back
from Indiana,
I. S. Mallory has pulled out of the
c%onstabulary race in the Fourteenth
Civil District, and will vote for Arats,
as he ought to do, having agreed to
abide the action of the convention
which nominated the regular Demo-
cratic ticket.
the funeral Of Mrs. Ketturah Hays.
who died yesterday, occurred this
forenoon from jackson street, South
Memphis; and hat of j. j. Connolly,
who died at 307 Second street, last
night, will occur at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Captain John T. Hillsman, Chair
man Of the State Democratic Commit
tee, has come home to DO at the
election. After that he will return
to his post at Nashville. He gives a
cheering account of General Bates
prospects.
Mr.. Harry Robinson, of Steuben-
vile, Ohio, arrived in this city a few
days since by steamer from the South.
and died Of congestion at a room on
Front street. He was a Knight Of
Pythias, and his remains were shipped
to SteubenVille, last night, being
escorted by a full uniformed delega-
ton Of the Memphis Lodge No. 6, of
this city, from the undertaker's to the
depot.
Henry Gluck has gone to New York;
Mr.. Q. B. Bryan is at Crab Orchard.
Ky; Misses Louise and Corinne
Goodman are at Lexington, Ky; Miss
Clara Conway is at 67 av de L'Alma
Champs ElySees, Paris; John Cham
berlain, the we'll known passenger
agent, went East this morning; the
wife Of the Rev. Sylvanus Landrum is
a guest Of Mrs. Turley, on Wellington
street.
Governor Alvin Hawkins held a
levee at his hotel in this city, yester-
day. During the forenoon a couple of
gentlemen called to pay their respects,
found, upon opening his door, from a
dozen and a half to two dozen colored
citizens m~OnopOlizing his room and
attention, politely said, "Ah, Gov
ernOr, We observe you are engaged"
bowed and retired in good order, but
not as favorably impressed as they had
hoped to be-.
W. @. Muse, of the Louisville
Commercial, is in the city; DR.. w. B.
Rogers is expected home this evening;
lieutenant Churchill Robertson.
United States army, formerly messon-
ger in the First National Bank ofthis
city, son of General Beverly Robert
son, and whe was sent to West Point
By the Hon. Barbour Lewis when he
represented this district in Congress,
is to return from France within a few
weeks. He has been attending a
military school abroad for a year past.
H. A. THOMs, Undertaken,