Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-25
c PARAGRAPHS.

Matinee at Memphis theater this af-
ternoon. ~
The city was as "quiet as a mouse
yesterday.
The bayou is again a running sluice-
"a booming"
so and Is cents admission to Filomeno
matinee this afternoon.
Cleaning and Dyeing to perfection, at
H~ollenberg's, 562 Second street.
Ladies should not forget the matinee
this afternoon at the Memphis theater.
The millinery establishment of Mrs.
Sallie Sullivan will be re-Opened on Mon
day next.
The bakers are Increasing the size of
their Ioaves-in other words, bread is de-
Ginning in price.
Squire Ed Herman Is again at his
post in his office, and we hope sooR to see
him as well and hearty as ever.
Six card pictures for fifty cents. Pho
tOgraPhs 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, oil Main street.
The Recorder yesterday morning dis
posed of forty cases. Two hundred and
twenty dollars were assessed. and forty
five dollars collected in tines.
The alarms of fire sounded yesterday
at 2 O'Clock am, and 81 pm, were both
false. The latter was caused by the light
ing of a b~rush-heap or bonfire in Scot
land.
We were in error yesterday morning
in stating that DR.. Schreyerhad peer sent
to Jail in default of bail. The doctor
promptly gave the necessary bail, and
was Immediately released.
in the Third District of Arkansas
there will be five, certainly four, eandi-
dates for Congress-RoOtes, Radical, Ban
croft, quasi Radical wants to runL
Hanks, Democrat, W. R. CoOdy, indie
pendent, and q. K. Underwood, on his
own hook.
Recorder Scales tries to meet out, and
in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred,
brought before him. He discharges his
duties IN a manner satisfactory TO All and
has the hearty cooperation of all hood
citizens in his cause.
The PhilIodomis Social CIub visited
the residence of J. c. Lanier, in the SUI
burbs of the city last Thursday evening,
where, If reports are correct, they had a
gay and lively time with their music,
their dancing, and other festive doings.
1t was the last party Of the season for
these young gentlemen.
The plan of ST Bridget's Church has
been completed, and is now on exhibition
at the Office of Mr.. f. @. Jones, architect.
Father Walsh is now receiving bids from
for the erection of the edifice,
and work on b same will be pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible.
The barometer stood at 80 inches up
to about IL O'Clock yesterday, but began
TO fall from that time until toward 2
O'Clock, when it stood at 29.N inches.
About 3 O'Clock a furious storm Of wind
and rain arose. The thermometer ranged
fr0m $40 IN 500 Eahp Irrrf,or The Ia-~ I
During the alarm of fire last evening
an white mar was run over by |
a hack, near the corner Of Union and Main
and seriously injured. He was
into DR.. POtter's drug store and his
wounds dressed. We could not learn
sAethG Ae was fatally injured or not.
The word ''batture" is a corruption
a French word-the word 'sbattre," TO
beat" down, and the pRrticiple "battre,"
beaten dOwn-hattened out. A familiar
use of the original French word occurs in
the phrase, "Je battrai vOtre csput avec
fist" We make this clear, simple
because of the frequent re-
of the word "batture' in the
Interesting historical communication from
'Old Citizen"
Under a law passed by the General
last week, dispositions can be
sent by mail, express or private convey
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person taking the deposition must so GER
,1fy. When the document is received by
,he clerk of the court, he mu 1t certify
thereon in what way he received it, and,
.fby private conveyance, must admins
Ter TO such person the oath prescribed in
1851 of the Code.
The SOdality band leaves tomorrow
Sunday morning for Jackson, Tenn, to
give a concert for the benefit of the
Academy of the Immaculate Conception.
The train leaves at l0:40 AN, and all who
wish to go along with the band can do so
It half fare, going and coming. The con-
promises TO be a very fine one, and
We hope il may net the academy a hand
.ome sum. We recommend the band.
which is composed of young gentlemen
# b very best social position in our
'ity, TO the kindly notice of our Jackson
and neighbOrs.
The entertainment at the Memphis
rheater last night was not as well patron
zed as it should have been, though the
louse was better than could have been
under the circumstances. Words
all, in our limited space, to convey an
ideaof the merits of the musical
east served up by Madame Filomeno and
Ter associate, Senior Solceda, and we can
My characterize their performances as
marvellous All who heard their music
we're e~ntrsnced, and we venture to say
hat having gotten a taste of it they will
lot let slip the opportunity OF attending
he matinee to-day and concert Monday
vening.
1t is said that to remove chat from
N animals eye, al that is nesdful is to
oil a piece of paper around a little stick
ny length or size desired, and put into a
.uill some white coffee-crushed sugar and
low it into the eys. Hold the COW by
he horns and take by surprise. Gener-
lily W applications are sufficient, if the
is completely over the eve, the sugar
cours and cleanses and heals at the same
1t was tried twice in the winter of
So4, on The same COW with complete sue
ess. Both times it was from oat chaff.
nd both times Che white 6lm had COW
red the eyes. Pulverized loaf sugar is
good4o remove the film from the
eye. {
THE WIFE, hnth hafnrn and a. - 8