Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-21
PERSONAL

H l. PATTERSON, of Grand Junction, ives
in the city yesterday.
DIR. ALEXANDER ERsKINE has returned
after short absence.
Mr.. Lou H. VENDIG has RENTED the
rents of his tenants for two months.
G. L STAFFER, the popular Main street
confectloner, has returned from st. Louis,
COLONEL w. A. PIERCY and family were
passengers on the Henry Frank last evening.
Mr.. W. A. DUGGER and Miss A. Nj. Dug
ger are In the city, from Batesville, Mississippi
MISS SALITA JUDsoN was among the late
arrivals by the Memphis and Charleston railroad
Mr.. LEONARD BURKE, publisher of the
Oakland (Miss Times, is Mt present on visit to our
J. NJ. GREER has removed his law Office to
the corner Of Court and Second, at W. W. MDowel's
old Office.
Hon. A. B. HURT, member of the Missis-
sippi legislature arrived from WinUna and is stop
ping at Gastons.
MISS CLARA CONWAY, who nursed her sis
ter during an attack of the fever returned from
Eriars FONT yesterday.
DR.. MARABLE leaves for GAINESVILLE to-day
TO sick brother Dir. Cutler VIII attend to his
business during his absence.
G. B. DREAMER, for many years money
order clerk in the postoffce desires situation as
chants and business men generally dosIihg his ser
vices can address him, Memphis, Tennessee.
VIZ are glad to notice from his card IN
II.
fegained his health and resumed the practice of his
profession. He had long fight with an insldious
foe but came out victor. and apparently better than
ever. His Office is 2S5 Main street.
Ed NIEDERER arrived last Monday night
at quarter to twelve O'Clock. and everyone in the
know he has got back they will meet with a
National saloon whenever they chose to call on
him and ask How are you, old boy; when did you
get back?'
. T. D. WILDER, who bought the boot. shoe
and hat business Of A. g. Dennis, at pop Main
prising and sasacious merchants 10 Memphis. BY
selling the orig nal stock at very low figures, he
disposed Of 1t, and Immediately filed the store with
carefully selected stock especially adanted to This
market Selling for cash only he can offer the best
Inducements to all who want boots, shoes and hats
Any one wanting such goods should take LOOK at
the new and cheap goods at 292 Main street.
THE following names were registered at
". Cqny. 6. B. Robertson, NJ. g. Sharpe, = Carly,
J; 6; Rodgers, J, W. Throekmorton' F. N Carr, H,
e sUfan 2e8ande eE sps'gn Gfh gen
Hunt, Mrs. Nesbitt, J. B. Townsend, DR.. G.. ".
Chapman. D. s; Mathews, j. A. Norton, W. F. Berlz-
send H L H. ,I Berkssend, R. J. Peyp, + h King 7: A
H. ]. Hahn, Il. j. Simmons N B. Hurt, W. A. Hurt,
Albert Tuseh: S. R. Wall Il. E, LeGFaw L. Perot c.
Meyer G. F. Benson, j. II. Pitcack, r. t. Pitcach,
NJ. B. Brady.
HE following names were registered at
the Peabody hotel yesterday: Martin Griffin and son.
]. o. Red, r. s. Cochran, g. Hutchinson, c. l. Tick
len, Miss Acre, g. 5. Garrett, A. E. Stewart, N 4.
Sayre and wife, W. Mitchell. ]. Flood. A. j. Stein
Brrden. L. L. Wheeler, S. Mansfield, Dr.. c. Basker-
Vile, Alex MAlexander, W. C. Chichester, Thomas
J.. E. Wright Ed T. MGhee Charles 3. Bryan, II.
Lissauer, F. P. Gray and wife, Noah Partee. y. A.
White, c. L. Hunt. Mrs. A. (. Nesbitt j. T. Sedge,
W. Stillwell, Mrs E. j. Yerks, J. A. Ockeson. Geo.
Yoight, c. NJ. Winchell. B. H. Colby C. NJ. Lightner,
'. v. Acheson, ii. E. Waddel, D. II. Duer, j. j.
Johnson, Joseph Brooks, j. B. Rothchild, A. Middle
brook. John Mccormack, d. j. 0'Connell and wife,
A. b. Swift, Sam Seusheimer, Felix GoldfOgle, Mrs.
Mosely, Miss Lettie Mosely, A. T. Read G. o.
MCrae, Glenn Eaton, W. X. Baugh L. s. MILL T. F.
Caldwell Nj. g. Hall, A. +. Oliver, W. C. Kzer, j. H.
Staten, Shan Staten, W. C. Owen, A. j. Hauley Gus
Ftnnerty II. 1. Simmons, N C. Hare.