Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-13
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There Is no material change In the
cut of infants underwear.
Striped stockings, worn in good SO.
ciety, should always be mates.
Ulster overcoats are rarely seen now
on Fifth avenue OF Broadway.
Our country exchanges are abusing
the clerk Of the weather on account Of
the rains.
The excursion of the German Casino
will take place Tuesday evening, August
Is, 1876.
-Stump.speakers for the campaign
are laying in large supply Of facts and
fgures.
The baseball fever has become an
epidemic throughout the towns Of Moth
Mississippi.
-Pullbscks, corsets, money, and ha-
bitusl dr1nkards continue to get tighter
and tighter.
-Talmsge believes dying people can
see angels. Talmsge has no connection
with Beecher.
Only stripped stockings ought o,be
worn out while the sidewalks are 80
shockingly mu Idly.
The Germantown baseball club
comes to try and beat our Reds at Cen
trail park tomorrow.
Last night the police arrested
Georgiana White, a colored servant, on
the charge Of larceny.
Since our sidewalks have become 80
shockingly muddy, feminity wears
striped stockings cut ot.dOors.
"A fashionable suit this season is
what is Known as the divCrcs suit. 1t
Is expensive but attracts attention.
Father Magevney will lecture at ST.
Peters church this evening, for the
benefit of st. Peters parochial school.
No young gentleman of discreet
taste will appear at q summer hop in
Wellington boots and Turkish trOWsers.
For surf-bsthing, newspaper bustles
are inappropriate; it is not considered
ton to enter the water in full evening
dress.
The State supreme court, for the dis
trict of West Tennessee, will meet at
Jackson on the second Monday in Sep
tender next.
-Piscat orally inclined Memphians,
who have visited Black Fish bayou, Ar
ksnsas, say the fish bite splendidly and
the sport is immense.
The Blues and Reds play to-day at
Central park. The latter club will in-
trOducs their new player, John Shoupe,
late of the CoVington Stars.
-RdTper's Monthly for September,
"Rob aud bis Friends" new Lakeside,
and al the back numbers, at Msnsford's,
corner Of Second and Monroe.
Physicians recommend that a fire
be Lighted daily in bedrooms and sit
ting-rooms, in order to drive out the
dampness and preserve health in fami-
lies.
In this city at present, the piano
business is very dull. People just now
are given more to wire pulling than
wire-poundiDg, especially in political
circles.
In many Of the pools that exist in
vacant lots along our public streets the
sweet notes Of the setting bull frog can
re heard nightly sounding the praises of
summer showers.
"A Helena paper says: "The cam
boats experience diff Julties in crossing
the bars tetween here and Memphis,
and soon the large boats can get no fu.-
ther than Memphis, going up"
The canned oyster season will open
up in this city by the tenth Of SeLtep1-
Der next. Already oyster saloon keep
ars are making arrangements with Nor
folk dealers for shipments Of bivslves.
For travelling. carry a crOwbar to
open windows; a Spencer or Henri
Martini rifle for protection against hack
men and hotel clerks; good supply Of
Pquable temper, and q large valise to
sontain greenbacks.
tit isn't these seven bananas I've
eaten, nor those half dozen pears, but l
feel that there are few congeniaI spirits
TO mine on EARTH" and that delicate
hand stole to the place where her belt
buck les, and she asked for some strong
ginger syrup.
AT the Central Baptist church, this |
and at the First Bsptist J