Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-11
Personals.

Personals.
Gen. J. T. Pagan, of Little Rock,
Ark, is in town stopping at the Pea
body.
H. o. Harvey, Esq, OF Clark,
Ely q Co., has returned from the
Springs and is again at his post look
ing as smiling as a rose.
Capt. A. L. Harris, of the firm of
Harris, Cochran & CO., arrived home
on Thursday. He has been hunting
and fishing among his "native hills"
in East Tennessee.
The cool weather is bringing
everybody home, and we had the
pleasure of shaking hands yesterday
with at least a dozen of our old friends,
some of whom have been OoaTe naer.
Maj. J. w. Eldridge, of the Kan
| sas City, and Springfield and Mem
phis Railroads, is in the city stopping
at the Peabody Hotel. We are glad
to welcome to u city men of Maj.
Eldridge's stripe.
B. F. Black, Esq, of the firm of
Black, Bro. & Co., who has been
spending a few days in East TenneS-
see, has also gotten home, and goes
into the fall business with a will. We
wish him all sorts of good luck.
Charles n. Erich will be home to-
day, bringing with him a splendid
stock of Bohemian glassware and
French pOrcelains. Erich is an old
typo, a good fellow, and deserves all
the patronage that the people of Mem
phis a give him.
Capt. B. Newt. Hart returned
yesterday from a trip to the great
lakes. Capt. Hart, although not quite
restored to health, is looking much
better than he did when he went
away. He is still a great "talkist,"
and wants to make a match with the
celebrated g talking woman"
F. M. White, Esq, General Agent
of the Carolina Life Insurance Com
/ pany, returned yesterday from a trip,
half business, half pleasure. Mr..
White looks as though travelling
agreed with him, and we think we
can congratulate him on an accession
of several pounds to his weight.
Mr.. Frank Mansford, collector of
the APPEAL, returned yesterday from
a prolonged visit to the Northern
lakes-Michigan, Superior, etc. He
has gained twenty pounds in weight
by his trip, and looks like he would be
able to blow the biggest horn in the
SOdality Band, of which he is a
prominent member.
The Iuka Gazette of Wednesday
says: With the deepest sorrow we re-
cord the death of Mrs. Frances Doug
lass, wife of Prof. Z. Douglass, the
accomplished teacher in the Iuka
Female Institute. Mrs. Douglass died
this morning at 4 o'clock, after an
illness of only a few hours, from con-
gestion of the lungs. Her sudden
demise has cast gloom over our entire
community, and the most profound
sympathy, is felt for her afflicted and
heart broken husband and daughters.
May a merciful God temper the sever
calamity which has come upon them
so suddenly. and for which they were
so little prepared.
j. G.. Lullmau, of the firm of Lull-
man q Vienna, also returned home
day before yesterday from a foreign
tour. Mr.. Lullman inform us that he
has made arrangements to secure the
largest and best assorted stock of
| sporting materials that was ever
brought to Memphis. We have eX-
amined his stock of guns-double and
single barrel, breech and muzzle
lOadedrs, and we confess that we have
not een a finer display of sporting
guns since we left Greener's shop in
London. Mr.. Lullman perfected ar
engagements to have his goods shipped
hither direct, the freight from Liver
pool to Memphis via New Orleans,
being Tess than the charges from New
Yorkto Memphis.
DIR. Hoerner's arrival we have
already noticed, but we feel con-
strained to again announce that he
has got back, and is again at his old
stand, dispensing to his customers the
purest of drugs and chemicals, at the
most reasonable prices. The doctor
has brought home a most complete
analytic outfit, not forgetting a pow
erful microscope, and is now prepared
to make the most intricate analyses.
We advise every one who has a
natural "what is it" to carry
it to him. DIR. HOerner has
also brought home the most complete
stock of pure chemicals, drugs and
perfumes, ever brought to Memphis,
as we are a witness. Nothing that the
most 6Idse Partisan belle could want
is absent from his cases His cologne
he makes himself, and Johann Maria
Farina never commenced to cOncOct
SO delightful a mixture. We want all
our friends to go and see him.
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CoRNs! CoRNs!! CORNs!il-Dr. j..
Lindoman, Surgeon Chiropodist, cures
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, ETC.,
without pain or drawing blood.
Those who are troubled should not
fail to give him a call, as he makes q
cure in the very worst cases. His
charges are moderate. Office hours
from 8 am. to 8 pm. Rooms at the
Overton Hotel. Give him an early
call.
CUNEo, at sOS Second street, received
last night at 70 o'clock a supply of
shell oysters from Mobile. Lovers of
the bivalves will make a note of 1t,
and give him a call to-day. His arr
rangements are complete to get shell
oysters from Mobile and Norfolk
through the season ahead of every
thing but the telegraph.
ST. JOINS NJ. E. Church-services
in the Law Court Room, Greenlaw
Building. Preaching tomorrow at
103 O'Clock am, and y pm.
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