Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

Why don't you advertise in the AP-
PEAL.
The weather continues TO be bright,
warm and pleasant.
The city is being rapidly filed with
M2rdi-GTas visitors.
The APPEAL to morrow morning
will contain Elk pages.
-HdlUes, new novel by James Pawn,
ten cents copy, at Mansfuri's.
-Maquersdes, balIs, concerts and
fairs are the populsr resorts OF the Mem.
phis public at present.
VIM. 81. Todd was arrested yester-
day fer assaulting and cutting Sam
Owens in the left cheek.
Lucy and Martha Lsne, colored,
were a rested yesterday upon the charge
OF stealing lumber from Bohlen &
Huse's icehouSe.
1t is useless 70 extend Mardi. Gras
invitations, as people from every section
in the Union will be here to witness the
great celebration.
Yesterday one Of Mr. Frank Wsite's
fine horses, while attached to coal
cart, backed off of barge below the
elevator and was drowned.
VIII the weather be propitious for
Mardi Grss? that's the question. Fla
Uete OF dis T1eis c0'ptis is the PRAYER of
the lord of misrule, and to this we all
say amen!
All the steamboats, ard railroads
will bring excursionists to Msrdi Gras
at reduced rates. The carnival will be
the grandest ever witnessed in America,
and more than one hundred thousand
visitors will be here.
Now is the time to advertise in the
APPEAL. The city is being tEfonged
with Mardi-Gras visitors, and an extra
edition Of the APPEAL will be Issued in
order to supply the demand for a COM
prehensive report of the catnival and
its incidental features.
Attend Professor Mualler's Grand
Juvenile centennial and fancy dress ball,
at the GreenlaW Oparahouse, this after
noon. The performances begins at two
O'Clock, and ball will be rendered the
ladies and gentlemen ia attendance at
four O'Clock. The Ulks's floor is a great
improvement, and will be an additional
attraction to visitor.
The wreichtd condition Of a section
oil the plank sidewalk on Georgia stl eet,
about four hundred feet east of Main,
should he looked after by the proper au.
thorities before broken liLnbkneck,
perhaps-iRvolves the city in s1it fer
damages. By the way, is it not the du-
y. OF the patrOlmen to report such
things? This sidewalk hiss been almost
impossible nearly the entire wintr.
10 the elec;ment OF United States
tax sale case OF David Il. Evans vers,ls
w. l.. RSdiord, Jane L. Ware, G sorge
W. Ware, William Hewett, NJ. c. |
Aewett, A. J. Gibson, Jennie Z Glib. |
SOD, J. ID. CrOitop, @. {. Crofton, H. II. !
Mete. Nd A. Kerkley, w. C. Rutland, |
b. b. Joiner, Eiizsbsth A. Joiner, |
On trial in the United States district |
court, the jury returned verdict for the |
lefendants, and n Judgment wss obtain.
Do against the plaintiff for costs.
We have received two p eces Of new
music from the publisher, f. W. Hell
mick, 2T5 West xth sheet, Cincinnati,
Obio: al Tied Back, composed by p.
Ritter; new comic song and chorus;
)rlce, forty cent?. MdTdi Grds March,
composed by +. HsrdwAy; a new and
beautiful march, which IL destined to be-
,ome very popular; price, forty cents.
Either of the above pieces will be sent
'ost paid upon receipt Of price, or both
VII be cent upon receipt OF seventy.five
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