Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-01
c PARAGRAPHS.

st. Charles SalOon-all drinks IS cents.
Charley Felix, 3S9 Main street, has
the best liquors retailsd in the city.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment, in another column, Of Mr.. 7. Z.
Caskin, offering for rent a very desirable
residence on fernando street.
The place 70 find something nice-ice
cream, mead, soda water, etc.-is al Char
lie Towards, 72JeffersOn street.
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and
St. Louis daily and all sporting papers,
always on nile at the Caledonia Saloon,
corner Madison and Main streets.
"A dispatch from Brownsville yester-
day says Judge Muse to-day dissolved
the Injunction against the ISSUANCE of
Haywood county bon& to the Browns
vile and Ohio railroad.
Several barrels of fine old Cabinet
Rye Whisky rave just been received by
Quinn, at his XXI Saloon, No. Il Jetter-
son street. This lot of liquor is said by
the knowing ones TO be the best in mar
ket. Call M try it.
The most centrally located market is
that at No. IS Jefferson street, lately
opened by Messrs. Oppenheimer & HOch-
stadter Charley Williams old standL
where the best OF everything in the way
of fresh meats, vegetables, poultry, ETC.,
can be found at ali times.
The annual picnic Of st. Peters Sun
day School takes place at James Park to-
morrow. The young folks will march
along Main street TO the picnic grounds,
with banners flying, headed by the So
dality Silver Band, and viii be certain 70
present 8 n appearance. b usual pic
nic festivities viii be carried out az the
Park.
There are six civil engineers, together
with their assistants, now in this city
waiting a decline in the river to com
mence operations on the railroad hence
70 Belmont. Col. Porter means business,
and as soon a. the water falls sufficiently
the contractors viii begin work al vari-
Gus points along the projected route.
That beautiful place on Rayburn Ave-
nue., owned BY the estate of r. A. Parker,
deceased, will be sold on Monday next by
the Clerk and Master Of the Chancery
Court, in front of his office. The sale will
be peremptOry, rain or shine, and on lib
sral terms Of payment. Some one will be
likely 70 get a bargain at this sale.
A fair and festival is to be in~augurated
At the Memphis Club Hall, tomorrow
evening, under the auspices of the Cath
Ole ladies' Of Memphis, the proceeds Of
which are 70 be used for the purpose OF
aiding Father Walsh 10 build a church in
North Memphis. The various tables are
70 be presided over by experienced ladies
who will have q full corps Of assistants.
selected from the youth and beauty OF
Memphis. The arrangements made insure
a pleasant time 70 al who attend this fes-
tiVal.
"A change has occurred in the well
known grocery firm Of Magevney, ROgan
& Co. Col Magevney has sold his inter-
est 70 the remaining partners, and the
business will now be conducted underline
hrm style Of Rogsn. Selden & Co., &C the
old stand, No. 80 Front street. II is use
less for US 70 dwell 10 detail on the merits
Of the frm. As they are already well
known 70 be among the s-taunchest in our
city. We commend them to our friends,
and refer TO their card elsewhere.
An accident occurred yesterday, west
side Of Main street, near Beale street, by
which two men were very severely in
iured, one Of them perhaps fatally. Il
seems that the roof Of the large building
being erected for the street railroad com
pEny, 10 be used as a depot and stable,
only supported by temporary pillars
collapsed in the center, catching in the
fall the dozen or more carpenters At work
It, and squeezing them between the
timbers, some OF which are very heavy.
All but Thomas Shirley and William
Brennan escaped. These were severely
injured. the latter so much so that it is
thought be cannot possibly recover. The 4
affair occurred about two o'clock pm.
We do not know that any one is TO blame
for this mishap. II was purely scci-
We had the pleasure OF meeting yes :
at the Southwestern Publishing
House, General B. r. Cheatham, Colonel !
Leon TrOusdale, DR.. Nuttall, DR.. Graves,
DR.. Snyder, DIR. Phillips, of the Southern 1
Farmer, and other gentlemen, called to- I
zether for the purpose of testing the :
Qualities Of the wines manufactured by q
fucker & Son, Of the Washington Vine :
yard, Columbus, Miss. The samples pro-
iuced were Of the "Still" kind, and, so "
laF as we are able TO judge, were very
,reditable 10 the manufacturers. Both q
re excellent table wines, one, being I
IWeeter than the other, especially recon- b
nended tor use by women. The gentle a
men above named were all of the opinion I
hat fuckers wines bid fair 10 rival those v
# California or Ohio, and 10 supersede in a
his market any wines OF similar charac- b
er now offered to u public. THEN in D,
reduction and general use cannot be one q
too sOOn. They are destined 20 y
axe the place Of the peTnicious beverages q
nd adulberated liquors that are now re- a
and which tend TO ruin the health q
s well as demoralize mentally and spir- n
t~-'-l@e IN them to auy II
caved ia, and the eIasE OF i Z,
floors and dmbers followeGsons- n
thus half fell and L WeIacture 3
ledge, bat, happily, grasPerating L