Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-31
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


At 2s7H Main the opening Of the season
viii take place.
Great Spring opening In millinery al
MrE. ThOmpsons Wednesday.
Mrs. Thompson's millinery opening,
273H Main street, next Wednesday.
The Ladies should not overlook Mrs,
Thompson's opening on Wednesday next,
The fashion opening Of Mrs. Thomp.
son, opposite courthouse square, 27Sh
Main street, Wednesday next.
On Wednesday, the third of April,
Mrs. Thompson Will hsve her magnificent
opening. The ladies viii all attend.
-Claret, white wines and sherry, for
summer beverages, delicious and health
giving, nave been imported by Vaccaro d
Co. in vast quantities this month
Justice Spellmsn sent Thomas OAR
LIN, . lunatlo, to jail yesterday. whence he
viii De transferred to DR.. Aliens private
asylum at the Cooper place, on the
Charleston rosd, just beyond the city
limits.
The new lamp shade snd lamp holder
which is on exhibition in the drug store at
the corner Of Union and Msin streets at
tracts deserved attention. II is the bsst
invention yet ia the way of lamps. Every
INT should see it.
Mr.. Lusk was not under arrest for not
paying license, and Is not the proprietor
of the Varieties on Washington street.
de Is the manager Of that establishment,
and was under arrest for not paying q fine.
This Is his version.
Every theater.goe who loves comedy
presented in its best gsrb, viii be st the
thester tomorrow night, the first of
Sothern's appearance ASHFORD DEndTedry.
There should not be q vacant seat. Every
q Of them should be taken.
George White was accused yesterday
morning Of taking an album from George
Shields & Co., in addition to q pair Of
pants which he had purchased. James
Scott, the policeman, arrested him and
had him locked in the s-tstionhouse.
The Odd Fellows Messenger goes
prospenously n No. s, of the first vol
ume, reached rs yesterday full of inter-
and sprightly matter. It IL q neat
quartos well printed, good paper and al
tracliVe heading. 1t win become q favor.
lte.
After the committees Of the Cotton
Exchange Rnd the Chamber Of Commerce
have agreed on q feasible plan, they ask a
meeting to discuss the merits of
same, and we think that our mer-
chants and business men should attend on
Monday evening, LIST Of April, to consider
-AN AofNAe "a NAH l1AAulhtH6s In1T6 III no
reason why there should not be q large
nesting on that occasion.
Isaac Phillips a school teacher of ex-
smplary habits boarded with Sam Colds
bury at IS Beale street. Sam is an eco
and Woodworking person. who
had saved up four hundred and ffty dol
ans IN money n 6 nice suit of clothing, |
On Friday evening the school tescher en-. |
5lneered his way into the secret recesses |
)f Goldsbury's bureau, abstracted the
money and the clothing and left, He has
lot been heard from since.
"A number Of the churches, pRrticu. |
srly the Catholic and Episcopal, were
decorated last night in preparation for
Easter Sunday morning. Lent being
low over, q time OF spiritual 10y succeeds. /
when the churches puts on their gsyest
obes and rejoice slso that the Lord Is |
1sens havtng led captivity captive and
rtumphed over death. To-day all chris
ians commemorate the accomplishment
4 mans redemption.
The secretary, Colonel Stone, has sent
q q beautifully got-up programme of
Third Annual Spring Meeting Of the
lhickssRw Jockey Club for 1872, from
which It is evident that the meeting This
ear VIII be q fine one. The purses are
y liberal, and the entries, up to the pres
at, indicative OF considerable spirit in
he horsemen who propose to contend for
hem. The nesting commences Monday,
april Is, and continues i've days, weather
'ermitting.