Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-22
PERSONALS.

Mrs II. NJ. IRRELEVANT will return home
by the first of December.
COLONEL w. H. TURLEY, of Knoxville,
TenDcss e. is on visit to our city.
Miss TATE PARENT, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, is visiting her brother j. B. Parent at 436
Vance street.
ARRIVALS at the cotton exchange yester-
day were: ]. P. Solomon, Montgomery, Alabama;
r. kOhleT Charleston.
THE many friends of Mrs. VIM. Q. Allen
Will be glad tn know that she has recovered from
severe attack of yelowfever, under the experienced
nursing o. 1Is. Julia BledsOe.
j. b PARRENT & Co, of No. 35S Main
street are at home with full line of, Of builders lf rs
fer at low rates TO suit the times.
OUR personal Of Miss Clara Conway In
yesterday issue was mistake. Miss Conway has
been in her schoOlTJOm. Her sister has never had
the fever and Miss Conway never nursed yellow
fever patient In her life. Miss Clara has one or the
best schools in the country and is one of the best
teachers In the Union
HARPMANN & BRO, importers and manu-
factuFeTs of cigars, and jobbers In chewing and
smoking tobacco and pipes. have card in another
co umn, TO which the attention Of dealers is d.
able gentlemen who give close attention to their
business. in which they have mad long experience;
any one wanting to fill order for anything in their
line SHOULD give them call They nave me as
sell as low as the lowest.
The following names were registered at
the Peabody hotel yesterday: j. A. Payne, j. Cohn,
L. Frler, Z. Feebleman, Charles c. Leinnige, V.
FAINT and wife. j. L Blake, A. Lows, Thomas J.
". Hurst Hui B. c. HAYES and wife B. A. wisdom, T.
johnson, j j Burke George e, T. , Smith B. w.
Robert Marlin S, NJ, Mead, W. T. Mann, win Polk,
j. P. Wood, W. S. Moon, R. Kohler, R, A. Milan. ].
Wright c. B. Bryan, W. B. Mallory, p. Cober, Miss
Fannie Ross, W. L. Miller J. L G0odbar, j. 5; VII
Cooper, r. Levy, S. NJ. Hatchel j. j. Caffiey, o. W.
Lewis, G. W Macrae James ; s. Richardson liu J. F..
son, Miss Mary c. Cherry.
Mr.. r. J. JOHNSON, Of the firm Of H. p.
DIchel Co, Cincinnati, arrived in city yester
day. Mr. johnson represents one OF the largest fire
works manufactures of the country, and most
Instrumental through his senior par ner Mr. Dichel,
In giving our ChckasaW Guards, on the occasion of
ton which forcibiy reminded our boys of Main
street, on TIE evening of Mardi Gras. Our Chicks
nation of the streets on their line of march. from
their hotel to Music hall, on the evening of their
thousand people of Cincinnati. When the Guards
arrived opposite the great hail. they came 10 pre-
sent Snd in instant larse, half-oyal frame
and THE the cheering words, welcome Chickasaw
@ e so o out to the adm at Of
at least twelve thousand people. We trust Memphi
ans and especlsiy the friends of the Chlckasaw
Guards Will see to 1t that the visit OF Mr. johnson
to our city Will prove worthy of one kind and gen.
erou5.
THE following Memphians arrived on the
steamer James W. GaT YESTERDAY: Dr. Chapman, A.
H. E. Goodett. Mrs elise, II. F.Welmet. Land
and wife, Harry Davis, Brown and lady, Samuel
Gumbrich, David stInor. Mr.. Click and wife, Welt
Voolfolk, Mrs. Thomas Voolfolk, Mrs. Stott, Miss
Ka!e Parent, Mrs. Brooks and two children, Mrs.
Wrght ,,. 8 Garrett and and boy T.. MIS- E,. S.
HnPiVT. Miss MARY MI EIrOy il. cSlisin-
lire. W. wheaton. Wade, Brewer, Mr. Taylor,
j j. Rerker. A. Edwards, John DIllen, Gardner,
wife, nurse and two children; Miss Steiner, Mss
Samelson, Mrs. Cutler, Miss cutler; Mrs. Osborn,
man and wife, Renert and wife, servant and child;
MIS- HandwerkeT, Miss Demeyer, Mrs. Tumell, Mrs.
Carr, A. Gnlahart. Mr.. Merker. J. J. Obreeo. ]. NJ
Miss Ida Thompson, two little boys John A. VIII
lLams. D. T. HOskns, ]. Cooper, John Lawrence joe
MIS- Donnally, DR.. Brown, j. W. Williamson, S. D.
Kane, Mr.. j. A. Buckles and servant, A. Meyers, A.
PFUett, MDonad, Mrs. Williams and three daughters
J. Nelu7, NJ. Beatus, John Cline, Samuel Wagner,
Clinton Alhaugh. Peter Erkenberry. j. B. Parent
wife and servant; Mrs, Crimpson, Mr.. Blletts, wife
and two children I'd ChOckley. Z. D, ThOUDSon
John Hart hrs. Hart Frank Hart. WI liam Hart
Hiss Annie Hart, Miss ellie Hart, B. F. Oliver. Mr.
Carter, Mr. Patrick, Louis Lanate, Charles Mellon
Jacob Vict0Ts. Joseph Harris, Charles Murphy, VIM.
Iseman, Mr.. ROsedale. Air. Simon, Frank Decramp-
en- James CumInins Tim Hogan rom Coyd Charles
G0Tsond. J. DOVE, j. Moieska, Thomas Stockman
Patrick CassGay, o. Smith. Mr.. StOIgh, j. R. White
and wife, CaEi Stoekman. William King, Mrs. Jami
son and son. Arthu' Berry, Mrs. Arlington. L. +.
Norman, j. T. M'Clenn, MI. Jackson, c. 81. RiggIn
son and family, Ben Chapman and family. VIII
Brumfield, James White, John KseT, John Hail.
Frank Young, Mr. BrCmfield, Albert Brumhed,
Frank Williams Albert MARYLAND, James Best
Thomas Fowler, A Englehart, DOrman Joss. W. A.
Lacocke, E. Organ. Mir. Brit, MI Brit, Mr.. Brit, Mr.
br. Rodocker, Mr.. johnson, Mr.. WtheTs, MT. Curtis
Mr.. NonneakeT, Henry Clark.