Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-06

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LADIES Furs. Francisco s. WiEein.
4.
LADTEsi An KINGS o. Dress Goods.
over than any place in the city, At Rioa
& Engel's. noy2s If
THERE Is no instance Oh record where
= man who advertised literally failed Q.
suecsss.
Almzg stscft Of mbraEHeries.
afVery low 6gUCe@, ga EzeFHag 4
BFO's., Olark's ua nis Block
MEssRs. BIGLEY, AIELLERsH & Co.
are prepared 20 furnish, at the very
shortes- notice, hotels, factories or phi
vste dwellings with coai or wood IL any
| quantity or OF sEy quSiiTy. Call at their
lace, corner Souta Court and Main
5tree.sj and leave your orders for fuai. q
/ CoRKsi CoRNsI CoRNsl-Dt. J. Lin.
tomEB, Surgeon Chir0podist, at St. Lou
:, has srrIved for the purpose % curing
Curnss BuuiOns ami ingrowiEg nails. He
cures without pain OF drawing blood, by
: new process. Give him 3 call at the
Overton Hotel, for = few days. q
KNOCKED VIVA man named
Murphy was knocked down AMI badly
beaten by q man named Holiday, OF
Friday night a0uul s o'clock, on UniUi
-treet, neaT the first bayou bridge Hol-
day Wss arrested by officers Holman
Nud Staten, and locked up in the Second
District station house.
THE EAGLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE
No. S44 Main street, has the largest sEC
best retail assortment of boots and shoes
ia the Southwest. The very best custom
Nurk done to order. Cali and examine
our goods or leave your measure, sEd
we gGaraEtee 10 make G good 1T OF 10
pay.
CHALLENGE-For hue Job work so TO
c. a B5ehn's, No. Z Madison street,
who is now receiving large additions TO
his msterisl, sucn as new and beautiful
type, borders, stationery, inks, etc, etc,
oy which his facilities are very greatly
increased for doing the finest aud most
beautiful JOB printing in the city. Give
MIN your orders. NOu will still find him
at bis old stand, No : Madison street.
SHOOTING. - A negro boy came in
town yesterday morning and reported st
headquarters that 8 Blr. Wright, VINO
iives about ten miles from town on the
fernando road, had shot and killed a
negro man named Louis q few hour be
fore. Col. Burditt sent officers Garrett
and ConBel Immediately out to the
scene, and later in the day the Coroner
nan, mt I'm IN a 1afl hrrr fzg+ aua4.-
ing none of them had returned.
GONG IT ALONE.-The late firm of
Power & McGeoy having been dissolved
by mutual agreement, / take pleasure IN
informing my patrons and friends that |
have removed my place Of business to
No. Is West Court street, ia the rear OF
POOley q Bsrnum's jewelIy store, where
can at all times be found with e well
assorted stock OF goods, and where / viii
carry on the Merchant Tailoring susi-
ness as before. Cutting and repairing
done on short notice.
q. JOHN POWER.
MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION CoURsE.-A
meeting Of the Stockholders OF b. Men,
phis Association Course will be held on
Monday evening, at half past seven
O'Clock, at the Office Of Mr. III. T. Tom
linsOn, No. II Madison street, for the
purpose OF eleeting Directors for the en-
zuing year, and the transaction Of gene
raj business. A full attendance is re-
quested. By order,
MEMPHIS, Decemosr5 ., lsOS.
"OUR COUNTRY" is the name of Z
very neatly ami handsomely gotten up
newspaper, the first number OF which
was laid on our table yesterday by Mr..
J ames Sullivan, who, in connection With
Ballard, has commenced its publi-
cation at Ssrdis, Mss. The selected
reading matter is well chosen, and tbe
original articles augur we'll for the new
enterprise. We wish Messrs. 3 silard &
all success in their undertaking
and hape they will show the world that
every thing from Sardis is not necesss
riiy a sGTdtae."
sign PAINTING.-Nothin so sets of 3
store, office or place OF business as q
handsome, ~well-painted and artistic
sign. Besides The mere telling the bust
Iess OF bringing q mans name before the
people, It is an ornament. Messrs. Hook
& LRGnii, Monroe street, between Main
and Second street, sre artists in this line
aud nave made some of the most beauti-
ful signs 10 the city. These in need OF
such work should call on these gentle
men.
MARkIAGE CERTIFICATES returned to
the office Of john L0ague, County Clerk, |
for the week ending December Ssh MI
hael BTieslin aud Mrs. Bridget Clark, l
C. w. GOyeF ard Miss Charlotte H~srssop,
T. S. Cullen aud Miss Margaret WheelsB, /
G. Soliy and Mrs. Nancy Webb, Chss
and Miss Annie Lyman, w A.
Liddon and Miss Fannie Z Harding, |
john /. Heicharch aud Miss Mary l.
Jones, sud one negro couple; in all eight
csuPles.
PAINFUL AO0IDENT.-We regret to in
form our resuers that. yesterday after
noon, about ss the matinee was COM
mencirg at the New Memphis Theater,
Manager S.einkuhl slipped N the side
walk, on the west side Of the P~ostOffice, |
and broke his right leg in two places, it
Is said. Mr.. SteiDkuhl was picked up and
moved to his residence, where Drs. Tsy-
ior and Rogers soon attended him. We |
sincerely condole with "Chris,n and hop,
he may soon be out and attending TO bu-
siness again.
"EHRE DEM EHRE GEBRIEHRT." I'm
passing the stOre OF Messrs J. II. Loewen-
slime & Bros, yesterday, we saw ia the
Sctudow the beautiful mirror lately voted
them a. the late Fair Of s.. Patrick
Chutch. as being the most popular dry
goods houee 30 Memphis. The mirror Is
one of the finest pier glasses that We
have ever seen. ssVeFsi prominent dry
goods houses contended for the pOs-es-
sion Of il, and over thirteen hundred
dollars were spent in voting for 1t by the
sdheFents Of the various contestants
The elsss besFs the following inscription {:
{" Presented to-, II L 9 Eenstipe & Bros,
ss the cheapest anu the most popular
4, y goods house in the city % Memphis,
the patrons of st. PAtrick's Fair"
TIE MARKETS presented decidedly =
lively and metropolitan appearance yes
terday evening. The stalls SeTe covered
with every thing in the eatahle line that
the season produces, or our rapid railroad
intercourse with distant points further
South can furnish US with. The prices
yery much the same as on last