Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Good morning.
This is autumn.

Good morning.
This is autumn.
The fall styles will soon be here.
The streets begin to wear q lively
appearance.
Elsewhere will be seen call for a
meeting Of the seventh ward Democrats to-
night.
The fourteenth district, outside the
/ city, is entitled 10 two delegates to copRres-
sional and four to county conventions
There being no quorum present yes.
terdsy afternoon; the city council adjourned
10 meet at nine O'Clock Monday morning,
R. Stotz & Brother, confectioners
| at No SOs Second street, have our thanks for a
| lot of California pIums, which are as large as
ordinary peaches.
The APPEAL yestt r1ay made Gen.
ersl Chalmers speak of Hayes as an "unclean
and untried man." He said an unknown
and untried man.
There Wss gust Of wind and q re-
freshing rain, yesterday afternoon. The rain
dust was deep and annoying.
Mike Woods, coIored, was arrested
yesterday, at the ms nce of Sam Woods,
colored, who charges him with obtaining
money under false pIetences
The LInck baseball club OF Nash.
vile brsgs more and plays worse tran any
club in Tennessee. They are afraid to get be-
yOQu the SUBURBS OF the capital.
An advertisement elsewhere calls a
meeting OF the Tilden and Hendricks central
club this evening, at eight O'Clock, for the
transaction of particular business.
-Sledge, M'Ksy d Co. yesterday re-.
cetved two bales OF new cotton, grown by Him
Megno and f. niece, of Pamela county, Mis-
sisslppi. These bales were shipped by N. n.
Sledge Sons, OF Como, Mississippi.
M. d. L. Stewart, chairman of the
congressional Democratic executive commit
tee, has m de arrangements with ali the rail-
roads for redu ced fare for delegates 10 the CON
vention, which meets in this city Septeuber
9TH.
Yesterday w. B. Galbyeath & Co.
received The first bale OF new cotton from
Fsyette county, IL being shipped that old |
and reliable firm OF Bowers 4 Holloway or
somerytile. IBIS cotton was grown on the |
plantation Of j. ID. Holloway, an enterprising |
anu ~ cessiul planter.
The first bale of new cotton fnono
aol' y SPRINGS. consigned by W. Logan Walk- |
er, an energetic and successful merchant. was
received yesterday by the firm of Guy M'CIel-
lau q Co. The same firm received the frst
consigned by NJ. L. jackson.
The Memphis Blues, Junior orOsni-
zation, defeated the Memphis Reds, slso a
junior club, by score OF nine 10 five. When
taking into consideration that the Blues are
boys ranging from eight 70 ten years of age, It
being fifteen TO sixteen years old
General Tom o Sullivan, corner of
second and Washington streets, has a grand
where the purest of Imported
liquors and wines, Irish and Scotch whistles
English porter and Scotch ale ETC., are ALWAYS |
o be had at reasonable prices. O'Sullivan S
took of prime liquors and wines, cigars and |
obEcco is unequaled.
-Gsge d Fisher yesterday received
be first new bale of Upton county cotton, IL
vas grown by StaDly Saxton, near Mason |
epot, and shipped by him. Gage & Fisher
lso received new bale rom F yej.e county, |
his bale wss RAILS by Stmoa Taylor an in
ustrious colored man, who lives near Somer-
lie.
Billy Lieben's news stand, No. 1854
lain street, is replete with maeazines iTIns :
rated Journals, week.-Mrs. and ali the current
literature of the age. During the past vear |
ieben has exercised good Judgment in the {