Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-27
PERSONALS.

Mr.. 81. I. SIMMONS and family have re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. GENERAL G. J. PILLOW, and daugh-
ter, have returned TO town.
w. A. WHEATLEY calls attention to his
select list Of houses to rent. In to-daJ's issue.
HENRY +. GOoDLETT has returned to
Memphis, after an absence Of three months.
DR.. HEBER JONES, health officer, returned
from Richmond, Virginia, to this city yesterday.
WILLIAM NJ. RooTs has RENTED the rents
due by his tenants for the months of September and
October.
FoRNEY Holt, the well-kuown Howard
visitor left last night to pass few days In Hunts
Vile.
FRED SPEED, well-known lawyer of
Xicksbqrg, and wife. were passengers on the James
Howard yesterday.
COLONEL A. S. MITCHELL, formerly
United States circuit court clerk has been In the
city for several days.
EDWARD ROWLAND and wife passed down
on the James Howard yesterday on bridal tour to
New Orleans and the 'sunny SOUTH"
COLONEL MONTGOMERY, of the Louisville
and Nashville road, with headquarters In Bowling
Green, Will be in our city for several days
Mr.. JAKE KoHLBERG, of the Hebrew re-
lief association. Is soiOurning at Cincinnati. He
will return to Memphis by the first proximo.
Mr.. EMILE BLOCH, Of GAINESVILLE, Ten
nessee Is reported in the list or saved In the great
steamship disaster reported in this morning S
APPEAL.
If SARAToRIEs. of Rice, Silk & Co., wants
to give Henry R. Heymann justice in the bet he
made in any shape, form or manner, please let him
HENRY R. HEYMANN
DIR. G. A. KANE, the veteran show and
theatrical agent, after second attack OF yellow
fever and strange adventures as reiugee-tn which
ne was carried as FAR as Bismarck on the other side
the Red river of the nOrthhas arrived In the city on
his way to Galveston.
Miss NELLIE |. ARZENO, a promising
young lady of this city, died last evening" She was
the daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. AIZeno, who
died Within the past two weeks This young lady Is
the last of that name She received the best physl
left nothing undone that could alleviate suffering
Mrs. ENoCH TAYLOR, formerly Of Mem
pills. but of Cincinnati, is In the city visiting
Mr. and Miss Young, at their residence No. 81 Court
street. Mrs Taylor has book of original poems in
press, which Will soon be published at Cincinnati.
and have met with much favor at the hands of the
critics and other lovers of the poetic art.
st. Louis Times: ''In our telegraphic col
umns this morning will be found an announcement
of the death of Ex-Governor Elias N Rector OF
Arkansas, at Fort Smith yesterday With Mr. Rec
clans OF the extremely Democratic order. He filled
the gubernatorial chair of that StHe during the
StOreSt period of its existence and for this reason
has been since designated the War Governor of
Arkansas. at the expiration Of bis term of office
he entered the field again for the same position but
was defeated. Up to 1874 he led private life at
HOT springs, having accumulated great deal OF
property there, and was one OF this principal OBJ
AT the latter date he was elected a member of the
constitutional convention, and did much toward
raveling the financial problems of the State. He
was prominent candidate for the successor of
candidacy originating with and being agated solely
by his friends"