Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-05
LOYAL PARAGRAPHS.

Yesterday was cold and dark and
dreary.
The present weather will damage
unplcked cotton.
Ex-Governor Vance lectures at the
Greenlaw 0perahouse TO night. The subject
OF the lecture, "The Scattered Nation" will
be Of interest to all who attend.
ID. P. Fsulds, music publisher, at 100
Main street, Louisville, has favored the APP
lad, entitled katy Dear, words and music by
Charlie r. DeKTess.
Sergeant Pat M'Elroy is now united
in marriage TO Mrs. Margaret F. Carney. We
extend our congratulations to the newly
welded pair, and hope they will have future
OF prosperity and happiness.
Billy Lieben, 1851 Main, near Jeffer-
son, re ceives New York dailies every morn
ing at seven O'Clock by the last mail train,
only fifty hours out. He also has Lakeside
library, No. q, only ten cents.
The criminal court has convicted
Jim Nelson ard Miles Lesdbetter Of Tobbing
the Duraut grocery, and will sentence them 10
fifteen years lmprlso nment IN the penllen-
tiaTy. The two men are negroes.
The Chickasaw Guards will indulge
in a hop on Thursday, November lIth, and
from the character of the young gentlemen
composing that crack military Organization,
a most enjoyable evening Is assured.
Next Thursday night the ladies of
with an elegant flag. After the presentation
the Guards will give full dress ball in their
new armory on adams street. The presenta-
ton will be made IN the Exposition hail.
Judge Flippin, Of the criminal
court, yesterday dismissed the motion of At
torney Rsiney TO debar Attorney Moss from
practicing ia that court because Of alleged
unprofesslonal conduct. The charges were
not sustained, and the affair dismissed at the
cost OF Nh. Rainey and the eXhoneration OF
SIR. Moss.
Felt bats are rot chosen to match
the costumes with which they are worn, but
are trimmed with velvet and silk OF the dress.
Light creamy white and wood-colored felts
are chosen, and the gloves are Of the same
shade. This brlghtens up dark toileltesg and
permits the Use of very dark materials for
trimming the hat.
A eentlemau from Friars Point re-
ports that the latest intelligence there gives
jug Allen, the Liberal candidate for she riff, a
majority of seventy three votes. NJ. ;. Al
COZ D, who was reported elected, is an ardent
Ames man, and was nominated by the party
to which sheriff Brown belonged. Sh riff
Brown is still in this city, and Will not return
TO Coahoma county.
New wells are quite long again, with
square corners below, while the top is round
ed, hemmed and string run in 1t to tie 1T
around the bonnet They are made Of black
Chantilly net, without dots like fine tulle,
and are finished with an iDch-wide hem that
has q low of fine tiny gold heads at the top
Of the uem for boGnets that have gilt trim
mIngs, while Jet heads are used on wells for
other bonneLs.
The most beautiful hats for young
ladies are fat-crowned with flaTing brlm,
worn just on the back of the head, eneircL0g
II like halo, and showing nearly a / the part
ing on the top Of the head. When made OF
black velvet they are given more youthful
look by having factngs of blue or rose silk in
side either shirred or plain-and full trim
ming of shell loops, with sometimes a touffee
OF rUs &, or Teather-lip oddly posed high on
the left side.
Frank Scott, the negro murderer,
will be hanged the twenty-fourth of next
December, which is one year 10 a date from
the time be killed his victim Ransom Phipps,
on the Wolf river bridge near this city,
December q, 1874. Bill Williams, sWho is TO
be hanged the same day, killed a fellow negro
named Fields near Bartlett. With the assist
ance Of a friend, he tied the dead negro's
hands together, and putting a fence rail under
his arms dragged the body across the field
and hid II in a bottom.