Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

day. D'iiui gay yeS'er-
Cleaning and Dyeing to perfection. at
HoIlenberg's, 262 Secon ~street.
-Buggies thronged every road leading
to the city yesterday afternoon.
The great Democratic meeting at Ex-
change Building comes off this evening.
The clerk Of the weather seemed to
be fixing up a change of the weather yes
terday evening.
The particulars Of a terrible death at
the levee yesterday evening will be found
IN our river columns.
There were six "drunks" brought
INTO the First District Station-house be-
tween 2 and 6 o'clock yesterday.
The barometer sank a very little ves-
terday morning, 1t marked 29.S IS inches.
Tn thermometer stood at 50 degrees at
II "a.
when a man states a plain fact in
plain words, his language is denominsted
slang" by those TO whom the truth is
unpalatable.
Had it not been for a delicious south
westerly breeze which blew pretty much
all day yesterday, the weather would have
been unexpectedly warm.
The Sodality Silver Band leaves next
Sunday, the 26th inst, tor Jackson, Tenn.
to give a concert for the benefit of the
Academy of the Immaculate Conception.
hope our Jackson friends will give
them a warm welcome.
Madame Vincent's lunches are know,
to be the lunches of the city, mar erceI-.
Geace8 They are more like fne dinners
than mere snacks. They are set al no
every day, and everybody is invit-
ed to call and try them-along with her
wines, liquors and cigars.
The robbing of front yards and balco-
MES of plants and flowers still continues
Capt. Larry Harmstad informs us that his
front yard, on Union street, WAS entered
On Saturday night for the third time
a few weeks, and robbed OF a lot.of
valuable s~hrubbery. Parties having gar-
iens ought to look sharply after them at
night.
There viii be a grand pacing match
,o-day at the TrOtting Park-the entries
being Champagne Charlie, entered by Toe
seligman, and Gray George, entered by
Bob Anderson. The match is mile heats.
hree in five, 10 harness and to rule. Both
iorses have worked way down in the
critics, T" and big sport is looked for. See
he advertisement elsewhere. l
king Arthur the LXI, Of England
hOugh a rather wicked, was a very sensi, l
lie old king. He used to get up on ton of I
is hen-honse and shout and swear at the |
as they went by, "Oh, YES. d-n I
Oul know you; you're the man who q
ont believe IN newspapers and rail- .
And strsightway be sent and had T
be mans head amputated, "for, saws be. v
he has 40 use for it, q
By a slip of the pencil we made the .
left on our desk by Col. S~taekhouse. !,
sy before yesterday, six and a bali inches U
J dtdmeter instead of circumference. nv &
way. we are informed thst the Colonial Q
NJ not one, but a dozen, and that Soma 2
rowling, thieVlng vagabond had helped {,
lmself ia cur absence TO all but one. u
smmen IS unnecessary. The man that r
onld rob an editorial room would rob 4 L
lnreh, and sing hallel1jah while he Is +,
oing it. ~
The Wood and Willow Ware Mann II
curing Company has bought a lease for 81
senty-hVe years OF a lot near Main Il
rect, IN the immediate vicinity Of the N
lssisslppi and Tennessee Railroad de- ra
i. The company has more nan SEQ 80
, capital; enough TO erect bpijdjngs e.
d supply machinery, but mora - - ~
20 supply large QUANTITIES. Of sea- H. Z
ned lumber, 70 be used in hiline con- 81
'cts and supplying this market with Az
'gons and other articles to be manufsc. 81,