Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-23
PERSONAL.

Miss VICTORIA CoRDANo leaves to-day On
a summer trip to Louisville.
The boys at Bon Aqua are having joy
Gus time in fishing and fox-hunting.
MISSES THERESA and Clara Vaccaro leave
this morning for the north, not to return
until October.
THE young ladies at Bon Aqua are Willing
away their time in boat riding, bathing and
flirting with the boys.
HERZoG g. Bro. will open an exclusive
wholesale notion business this fall, at No. 306
Main street-up-stairs.
In another column appears the notice of
Dr. VIM. NJ Webb, specialist as to diseases.
H is Office is at 373 Main street.
DIR. ROBERTSON, at q South Court, is a
fixture in Memphis. The class of dental
work he does aid his rates of charges shall
be acceptable to all.
VISITORS at the cotton exchange yesterday
were p. E. Northern. Mariana, Arkansas;
R c. Mathews, Plneville, Arkansas; ]. NJ.
Parker. New Orleans.
Mr. NORRIS SoNFIELD, the wonderful
rocal cornet-player, SO much admired here,
has accepted an engagement at Heuck s
operahouse, Cincinnati, and will leave in a
few DAYS.
WE are glad to chronicle the rapid i'm
provement in the condition of Mr.. Fred
Jones, who was so seriously injured two
weeks ago by falling from the new building
on Front street. We are assured that he
will soon be able to leave his room.
PARTIES wishing to go out to Raleigh in
the morning, and return in the evening,
should first call at James Speeds ticket Office,
237 Main street, for cheap omnibus rates.
Parties of six or more will be taken to and
from Raleigh for fifty cents each way by the
Memphis City transfer company.
If any barkeeper imagines that he can
keep up with Colonel Warner, the Intermixer
of drinks at Balls European hotel, he is
much mistaken. Colonel Warner knows a
greater number Of recipes for intermixlng
! palatable drinks than any man In the city,
boys.
| THE friends of Mrs. Reudelhuber and Miss
| A. c. Reudelhuber will be glad to learn that
! these ladies are recovering from the recent
severe nervous prostration, caused by the
deadly assault upon the son and brother,
Captain Reudelhuber, at Estival park, last
week. Captain Reudelhuber is also rapidly
recovering from his injuries.
THOSE desiring trst-class board, or choice
rooms and board, will take notice that Miss
| S. J. Sweet, late propretress of the Overton
! ladies' restaurant, No. 81 Madison street, has
removed to the more commodious building
| No. SO Madison street. where she will con-
! tinue to serve ladies aud gentlemen with
meals as acceptably as heretofore.
Mrs. KREMER. accom- panied by her son
| Eugene, will leave on July 10th, from New
York on steamer Scythia, for Europe, to be
| absent till about the first of October. She
will spend the greater part of her time in
Paris, and select fall styles for the house.
Her many friends, whom she would gladly
serve while across the waters, will please call
on her prior to her departure from Memphis,
July Sd.
AMONG tie arrivals by last night s train on
the Memphis and Louisville road were Hon.
| John johnson and gay party OF i've young
ladies on their return from Vassar college.
They were Misses Lena Garth, Lillian c.
Nelson, Matte Boyd, Katie Wright and
| Maggie n. Johnson. The young ladies are
pictures of good health and good looks, and
| speak in terms of the highest praise of the
advantages OF Vassar as to its general man.
agement, and especially as to its superior
advantages for obtaining first class educa-
! ton.
DAVID P. KENNEDY, of Tuscaloosa, Ala
] bama, one of the inventors and owners of
| Kennedy's steel-hook cotton tie, Is In the
city. We are gratifed to know that Mr..
| Kennedy has been eminently successful In
| disposing of his ties. In various portions of
| the south it has superseded all others, and is
fast gaining in popularity. Ii is certainly
! one of the most convenient and substantial
now In use. We commend Mr.. ID. P Ken
nedy to the business men of Memphis. He
lssa descendant of one of the oldest and most
influential families in north Alabama. and is
recognized in business circles as a gentleman
of the strictest integrity and great business
capacity.
PRoF. J. D STEWART received from Paris
Yesterday the sad intelligence of the death Of
Miss c. A. Taylor, of this city, which oc'
| Cured In Paris on the eleventh of last April
Miss Taylor was the sister of Prof. Stewart {
| wife, and left this city last January for Eu-
rope to attend the Paris exposition, and re-
manned in good health up to within few
days of her death, when she was stricken
with malignant typhoid fever. 1t is copso
lation to her friends here to know, as they
have been advised, that every attention was
paid the young lady during her illness. The
sad intelligence of her death was sent by
United States Consul. General A. T. A. Tor
bert, through notwithstanding of State F
w. Seward, at Washington, and has cast {
deep gloom in the household of her relatives
and among her friends in this city.
GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf, June Goth: We
notice from some of our Memphis exchanges
that General Luke E. Wright is favorably
spoken of as probable candidate for con
gress from the Memphis district, We do no
| wish to disparage the claims of any otEel
| person for the place, but from what we hap.
pen tosknow of General Wright we are salts
fed better man could not be found for that
| or any other position In the gift Of the people
Of Tennessee. He is one of those magnetic
men who possess all the qualities required il
these uncertain times to ht him for the posi-
ton OF a true representative Of the people
Bold and fearless in the.defense OF what is
right, and incorporating in his opposition
to whatever is wrong, and possessed of an in.
! tellectual vigor equal to the demands Of the
Tunes, he is Just the right sort of man to send
to congress- We would be glad to see him
/. elected from the Memphis district for be
would be representative of whom Tennes.
see would justly feel proud. He is SON o.
Hon. Archibald Wright, Who adorned oul
supreme bench before the war, and is not one
whit behind his father in all that makes The
truly great and useful man. Let the people
of his district send him to congress, and We
will have another of the best men of the State