Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ice is stil the one article in Creates
' demand.
! The Exposition building was visited
by immense crowds yesterday.
The public schools viii be more
: largely attended this, than any preceding
=. Weekly and illustrated literature
waai ~ demand yesterday, and dealers ana :
? Dig business.
The Padncah railroad is making
~heaaway, and VIII be finished within the
/, time occupied
The query already afloat Is, "Will
he baTnt district be built In Chicago style
better than everf"
The other elevator viii 90 up i'm
rnediately upon a decision being reached By
The city authorities.
The water-wOrks VIII be finished
IN a few weeks and then we shall have n plen.
ufui supply Of water.
Sunday is the col0red peoples hoIi.
lay. At least Il would appear SO from the
number on the streets.
If anything were wanting TO prove
he crying necessity for w~ater-xorks, the FIRE
u yesterday supphesiL
The book and periodical business is
rowing amazingly here. All the dealers
-eem 10 flourish. Amen.
The city authorities win greatly
ohlige the mercantile faculty by repairing the
Nicolson OF Madison street.
fine levee begins to wear a busy ap-
Pearenee. The arrival and departures OF
freight are increasing every day.
The Alabama Central Railroad is
making regular trips The bridge across the
Bigbe VIII be finished by November.
The wholesale business of Memphis
sin this year be one-haif greater, If not
double, tina OF tbs year just closed.
The members of the press are to
meet the Directors Of the Memphis Industrial
Exposition tonight at eight o'clock.
The Little COmmOner at the theater
on Tuesday night, and the Great Comnnoher
IN Wednesday. How Is that for highf
"A great many balls and parties are
.mong the possibilities this fan and winter.
Jur German citizens VIII take the lead.
The wateTing-place visitors are turn
ng their faces homeward. and all aHesready
Tor a pleasant and busy falI and winter.
The s~hrievalty agony viii be over
On Tuesday, and Jack Doyle viii be in undis-
puted possession Of the once and archives.
The dust was intolerable yesterday,
and with the intense heat OF the middle OF the
day made life out doors almost intolerable.
We will at least be fortunate in the
atrical amusements this seasOh. When one
house Is closed, the ether viii certainly be
pen
lAlNAE AAtNA AaAAAkaA II bELLE
oallsSted with gravel and sand al this end,
and wiz, in a few mouths, be in hrst-class
condition.
The theater viii be closed this week
o theatrical performances. The Independ-
| nOur OF two.
Cotton destroyed is the news we
/ ct from all parts Of the country, and YET the
TOrld moves and Memphis Is making more
money than ever.
Had the wind prevailed in any
rtrecrton on sunday morning, the fairest por-
loR Of the citywOuld have been burned down
cor want OF water.
The insurance on buildings burned
n sunday morning was held by home COM
Ianies, who no doubt will settle al once, and
uable parties burned out to 90 to work i'm
-nedistely.
Mr.. Charles Rowden, shoemaker,
tates that the IRE in Union street did NOT
commences in his establishment, but that nre
occurred in Mr.. hcGinnis' store.
Would it not be a good idea, in view
4 a possible con1agratiOn, TO remove the alb
stract office out Of the same building as that in |
which the Register has his officer What II
he contents OF both Offices were destroyed by
lne2
A row took place yesterday evening
Il one of the beer-gardens outside the eity
limits. As the police had no jurisdiction, the
Jcligeuents pummeled each other to their
hearts content. No knives or pistols were
trawn.
If steamboatmen don't make more
sdoFt and OF a kind differing from that hich
has heretofore characterized them, the freight
~sastness, as well as the passenger, will pass
ailrOads.
John Walshe, the well-knOwn nm
iertaker, desires the public 10 know that the
Ire does not occasion any Interruption Of his
1uslasss he can oe ioqhd az ms old stano,
IN street, where he has q large
took on hand. ,
The street sweepers should give !
ONE attention 10 the alleys, and the Sanitary
would do well 10 inspect some OF the
lay there ascends anything but smells like :
hose Of the spice Islands. :
The new way of laying rails on the
l~icOlson, adopted by the street railroad com :
u, any Sni I'M ye gsn 1 StfssI, sSssaess stSentIoni I
materially damage the pavement, and should !
AVE been laid in the old-fashioned way. c
DIR. Laski's loss by the fire was be- $
ween seven and eight thousand dollars He I
hey who owe him should adjusts their &C,
at Dr.. Hoerners. He having lost every 8
hing deserves the sympathy OF friends and b
ustice at the hands OF debtors.
Good news. The Shreveport Union s
Aerald says: Things about the Texas Pacific =
tailway begin to look like business. The in n
hence and energy OF the Railway King OF 4
be pennsylvania Central begins to be appa-
ant. The nrst OF January, 1873, we expect TO .,
art through by the Texas Pacihe Railway 70 =
an Francisco. =
The members of the Dramatic Com h
any who were playing at the Theater during
he past week LETT by the Mississippi and Ten g
ssee Railroad yesterday afternoon TO perform 81
n engagement in New Orleans Owing to
ONE miSmanagemen nearly all their baggage o.
ras LETT behind, which VIII prevent the Com
any opening in New Orleans this evening. 81
"A card from d. Cunningham ap- a
ear among the advertisement Of YESTERDAYS "a
iudidnche, which tsa tissue OF fa-lsehoOdsand i
npudent inuendo, rom beginning 10 end. u
{ l. needless TO say to our readers that the n
APPEAL Is in a spirit OF fair play,
that neither Cunningham, nor any other L
has reason 10 complain OF US on that II
ontemRorary 10 d1sgOrge the Pent-up and a
lies Of several weeks. II
Erin, thriving town, twenty-seven d
lilies from GAINESVILLE, and fifteen from the T..
ennessee, has been selected by the Memphis s.
nd Louisville railroad as the terminus OF II
eight and passenger runs in the division OF =
ne ROAD nom Louisville TO Memphis, and Is ~
as followss Freight engines and u
len runs to be from Louisville to Bowling a
-reen; from Bowling Green to Erin; from
to Humboldt, and from Humboldt TO v
iemnhlS. Passenger engines and men runs 81
D be from Louisville 10 Erin, and from Erin "a
Memphis, and TO meet this arrangement, -
ne company have completed a very neat, -
hotel for the accommodation OF u
mplOyes, and also intend making 1t a meal -,
alton for passenger trains. The company ~
also purchased several acres of land in y
EDITION 70 the land the hotel is on. and have -
to build a large Roundhouse, the l.
OF which is o being laid, which =
10 be one hundre and CHIT feet in diam II
er. On the same land they propose TO build
machine shop two hundred feet long and ~
ne hundred feet wide, and also several other ~
l1ldings for various purposes. "a