Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-03
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-N0uthefS3 CtttGUGt0T at Mansf0r0 8.
Attention is called to biIliard-tSbIe
offered for sale. See advertisement in
"Sale" column.
Captain James Madden, of No. l, is
acting chief OF the fire department DUR
ing Chief M'Fadden's absence.
AS no quorum was present at the
city hall yesterday morning. the general
council adjourned to next Wednesday.
Rev. DR.. Samfield delivered ger
mon upon the Centennial to large coz
gregstion in the Jewish temple, Friday
night.
ellis Natural Life" O new novel ir
the Lakeside series, extra large, double
number, twenty cents copy, at Mans.
ford's.
Billy Lieben, at No. 1881 Main
street, keeps full supply Of current lit
erature, Illustrated weeklies, fashion
journals, etc.
John Williams, colOred, wanted
shoes so bad that he 'hooked" a pair
from No. 40 Bsale street, for which he
was very justly locked up.
The chamber of commerce holds an
important meeting at four O'Clock TO-
morrow afternoon, Our readers are re-.
ferred to the notice published in to-day's
APPEAL.
The Liuss and Public Services of
Samuel j. IHdes and Thomas Il. Hen
bricks, by G. Edward LISTER, will be
found at Spangler's, 1913 Main street.
PIice sixty cents.
-SpargIer, at 1913 Main street, has
Just received the Lakeside, a splendid
double. numb or, Containing an interest
ing story entitled Marcus by Clarke.
Price twenty cents.
We have received communication
from citizen suggesting the propriety
of employing some one to visit the
county jail and hold religious converse
zion with the prisoners.
Mr.. Adolph Nelson, of Nashville,
has our thanks for sample OF his cele-
brated Greenbrier Robertson county
liquor, which is ripe with old age. Mr..
Nelson's house at Nashville Is one Of
the most extensive in the south, and is
doing very large Business in Mem
phis.
j. T. Fsrgason & Co., Friday, re-
ceived the first bale Of new cotton from
Yallabushs county, Mississippi. This
bale was shipped from TiliatoOa, by Mr..
John TatInn, and sold to w. B. Babb,
by Fsrgason & Co. Theysslso received
Yesterday s new bsle from Butts &
D ckens, of Batesville, Pamela county,
Mississippi.
Henry Smith, colored, cut the airing
and stole the spoBges hanging at the
door Of GrisWOld's drug store. corner OF
Main and Beale, yesterday. He says he
does nothing much for living now,
and was told to steal them by Charley
Anderson, who was watching for him
while ne did it. The police arrested
Henry, but Charley got away.
in fridays APPEAL the insurance
agency Of Phelon & Murphy was mad
vertently mentioned as Phelon & B 10Th.
We make this correction in justice to
Messrs. Ben Phelon and B. F. Murphy,
the general insurance agents, who repre-
sent the Royal Canadian, OF Montreal;
Fire Associations, of Philadelphia, and
other leading fire insurance companies.
Their office is at No. 5 Madison street.
Yesterdays Ledger says: awhile
we think the Ledger OF yesterday was
one of the neatest papers ever issued iT
Memphis, we take pleasure in according
to our morniDg contemporaries, the AP-
PEAL and Avalanche, credit for splen-
did display, comprising editorials, ta-
bles, market reviews, local and telegraph
news, and advertisements OF the leading
houses of the city. We congratulate our
on these evidences of pros
perity."
"A Chattanooga exchange has the
following statement: "Tbe Memphis
Reds defeated the Cincinnati Reds,
juniors, ct Memphis, on Sunday, by
score of 9 to 5. The Cincinnatis returned
the compliment next day by a score of
IL to gu This is partly untrue. The
Cincinnati Reds defeated the memphis
club by the above score Of II to 8, but
were defeated in both OF their games
with the Memphis Reds by 8 to and Is
to 1. The "Memphis club" sometimes
termed the "Bluee," is a different Or
ganization from the Memphis Reds.
List Of uudelivered kilograms re-
at the Western Union tele- |
graph office, SO Madison street: J. G. |
OrgiIl Bros. & Co., Samuel
Boyle, Mrs. Salina Gray, r. G. Bamlet,
!. W. Falls, Schoolfield, Hsnsuer d Co.,
Captain Postal, Hartmus d Co., w. D.
Lucas, Mrs. r s. Bowles, e. Hobart,
Memphis Oil Co, Jeff Fowlkes, w. II.
Wood, Mrs. r. A. Parker, s. 81. Young,
T. w. x. Browne, Adolph Nelson. A.
Vesson Il Sons. E P. Reed & Co., Ran
lie, Heath & Livermcre, Shsnks,
smith & Co., Mias sue A. Cooper, Fred
Ichaper, Eugene Lehman, Ames, Beat.
lie & Co., Hill & Mitchell, Day & Proud.
1t, Mr. and Mrs Sam and J. p. May, B.
sayliss & Co.. Misc Sarah Schwartzen.
arg, T. A. Nelson, Miss Anna Cook,
fuIfoId, Patterson & Co.
-Commissioner OF County Elections
ID Worsham has been served with |
1andamuses ordering him to appear |