Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12
: PARAGRAPHS.
-Mr. Bowers viii be a. the New Men

Mrs. Bowers will be at the New Men,
phis 70 morrow night.
We hsd q very quiet election here
yesterday. Not = single disturbance was
recorded.
One of the best looking judges Is to be
married nex week, Wednesday, right
here in Memphis.
Colonel Mumford VIII deliver his lee
ture on Albert Sydney johnson at the
Memphis Club q on Wednesday eve
ming.
Several drunks aud larcenies were
before the reoorder yesterday morning,
who were tined and confined n a suitable
manner.
Mr.. Bogard, who had the deadly fight
with the negro Merrill, out at SpTingdale,
Friday, was admitted to bail in the sum
of $500 by the recorder yesterday.
Cooley and Peterson, for December,
snd g host Of late periodicals., weeklies,
snd the leading dsilies OF the United
States, ct Joe BOoke's, 1854 Main street.
"A new schedule OF time has been
made out for the train On the Memphis
and Charleston rsilrosd, to take effect
ron and sftsr Tomorrow. Trains will
leave the depot, according to this table, at
u;l5 an, u ST night and $3.50 pm.
Mr.. Wynn, who shot 8 negro in Aus
EAAw LLNEENHENhRNH A47A WA@am AAAN1@ K
Yesterday, having been admitted to he'll
in the sum OF 5000. He thought it
prudent 70 leave that town until the day
Of trial, because the negroes threatened 20
20 into the lynching business,
An old friend and subscriber, writing
as from Ripley, Lauderdale county, sends
two subscribers TO ouF weekly, and says:
we are all of us in this section Demo-
Gratis and repudiate to the fullest ex ent
aAHr ~ na.uEHnnaa t. - 5000
70 die, and particularly when AIKEN hold
OF by FoOte, Colysr & Co, at Nashville"
Turkeys grow respondent IS the
month wsnes; "good fat capOns" contem-
plate with dismsy their approaching fate,
and the whole HaeledTgis gdlt0pGUo tribe
gobble lugubriously thEt Thanksgiving
svsr was invented. But IL should COM
fort them in their dying hour 10 know
that nearly all OF them will be stuffed
with the finest oysters that can be he'd of
that famous mollusciRn emporium, No. l8
Union street, which Madame Vincent long
ago made historic.
Herring, s negro, was brought to the
ststionhouse last night by Officers Gala
CHER snd Walston, who got him out at DR..
Pryor's, i've miles on the Randolph plank
rosd. The difficulty with him WIS shoot
ing st another negro named Hardy, who
owed him . dollar for moving bis furni-
auE6- hb AUukbA . low hA4aAA eAG IL VIC
shoulder because he was making toward
him with an ak instead of paying him his
doIlsr. Herring rested q1ietly in the Sta
tionhouBe last night.
As Memphis has outgrown Villages,
and the proportions of q msre town, her
citizens think it very proper to assume
the airs of residents of sn important
point, hence the stylish ont of thsir
clothes, which, INSIDE at Waggener's, 2I9
Main street, are noticeable for the texture
and makeup, which equals hat OF the
best tsilOrs of Broadway, New York.
Waggensr once led In ths merchant tsil-
OrinR business in Memphis, ard will again
His old customers are h2cking to him,
and one and all express themselves as
vel pleased a. ever. Remember Wag.
~generss, 2Ie Main street.
"A sensible suggestion in regard to the
l~essening of accidents by kerosene oil is to
substitute metallic for glass lamps. The
brittle glass lamp, which breaks by a fall
or an explosion, Bcatters the burning fluid
over the b~ystsndsrs and shout the room.
The metallic lamp may blow oil of IFS top
and smash shade and chimney, but it does
not break into fragments sud scatter
danes. Parents who shuddsr with horror
whenever they see n Of their children
approach a glass lamp would do well 10
think of this. There is q degree of safety
in the metal lamp that should esuRs the
glass one TO be discarded, Notwithstanding
It's advantages Of convenience in cleaning
and replsnithing, j
There is q common desire on the part
Of our respectable housekeeping commun-
ity 10 know where pure, reliable liquors
csn be had in this city. Lllly's, on Main
street, can be confidently recommended.
II is no ordinary pleasure to know for
certain that our home beverages are pure
Mr.. Lilly is al importer of the celebrated
IslRy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co.'s LOchug-
udale brand. This is the hest Scotch.
Jamesonis Irish whisky, in bulk and in
cases, bottled by the firm Of z. & J.
Burke, Dublin. Ee has some samples OF
this, very old and fire, Among his other
liquors, we examined London dock rum,
Guinnsss's Dublin stout, William
Younger 81 Co.'s Scotch ale, n best old
rye and Bourbon county whisky, c0gnso
bTsndiss, vintage Of '52, and various
brands Of champagne.
An alarm of fire was sounded a little
before ten O'Clock, yesterday morning,
and all the cOlored folks on Causey street
out to see the ginning house OF
Speers, near the corner of Vance, burning
cheerfully. b engines we're there
promptly, squirting water sl round TIE
originated IN the lint-roam and burn
out w or three bales OF cotton. The
also ssizsd on the sash and wss lap
rOunu bnem Win tOme VlgOrs Inc
Two gins escaped without damage. The
whole loss, including building, which
was not seriously damaged, will not
rssoh $500. The gins will be in operation
again by Wednesday. L is remarkable
the waste steam pipe, IN this case, did
e~ffectusl service In preventing tAe spread
OF the flames until ths engines arrived.
FoR TIE CALICO DRESS BALL-Nsw
French Prints necsived at B. Lowenstein
& Bros.
A r ASSORTMENT OF custOm-made
nndarwanr whinh will ha add II Enntnrr |