Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-19

and conn ositor fOrthe APPEAL. during the prevail
paper under the same circumstances and in the
same capabilities In 1873, and yet has never had
yeoTfeyer."
Mrs. A. NJ. NEwsOM having secured the
services of competent druggist VIII continue the
business OF the late A NJ. Newsom at 10 Charleston
avenue. The store will be opened on Friday, No
JAMES Il. OGDEN, ESQ, the freight and
passenger agent on the lines from Memphis to Nor
folk Virginia. is in the city. He IS to be found in
| the Office of that great and good man, Barney
Hughes, Esq.
ATToRNEY-GE former has re-or-
gained the practice OF the criminal court so as to
misdemeanor docket Is called for saturday and the
Friday
+. NJ. TOWNSEND, ESQ, of the firm
of Townsend Weolly Il Co., cotton buyers returned
from Europe on Sunday evening. br. Townsend
friends, who hail his return TO our midst with no
little pleasure.
COMMERCIAL hotel arrivals: N. Koffer,
city; J. Everett VI D.. Waco, Texas; II. A. MGill.
Ruckersville; l. T. Austin, Marshall, Mississippi;
A. W. Hopkins, Pulaski; Phil Starr, river; Rev.
DR.. Jardln, Arkansas.
THE following were visitors at the cotton
exchange yesterday: A B. Solomon, Bells, Tennes-
see; A. III. Austin and +. Tannin, Brownsville, Ten
nessee; Wills Williams, Trenton, Tennessee; j.
see; J. j. heaveS, Salisbury, Tennessee. and James
Wilson, New Orleans.
THE family of Colonel Jesse c. Page re-
turned last evening after a prolonged stay In the
country. They speak well of their good treatment
while 10 Fayete county and are v Elm IN
kind favors extended them.
CASTOR s restaurant arrivals: G. A. Miller
and Austin Miller Bolivar Tennessee; +. Clere,
Helena; NJ r. Jones, A. Michael vile ana child,
maduke, Atlanta; j. j Reaves and lady, Salisbury,
| Tennessee; A. B. Galley, Nashville.
J. w. BUCHANAN, of the Grenada Senti-
OF the papers that has always had good word for
| Memphis and her business and Mr. Buchanan de-
serves the patronage of such merchants as desire TO
| advertise in a good Mississippi paper.
WE made mention that D. G. Reahard,
the good and faithful smaritan, had settled to bus
| iness at his old stand. We understood him wrong,
Second street, and anything in Dawes IneIwll re,
celve that prompt attention that yellow John did
when attacking any of Dawes friends.
The following well known Ministries passed
through the city yesterday, after stopping day at
GaSton's famous restaurant Mil 6; Barlow B Geo
Edwin Harley, ]. ]. Kelly. Chas. Templeton, Eddie
| Fox. Al Remnant, Jacob Koring Vincent Barone,
| Bruce Forester, Billy Myers and j. 81. Lame.
R. F. ARATA, P. J: Quigley, M. I. Gar:
duckshot on several specimens of the air and for
est. We predict for them well-stocked return,
Quigey intended to have cots to sleep on while in
the woods. but cots won't work worth cent with
Visible. Pc an Point WILL of course, quarantine
| these fellows.
| Mr.. Sol. WARD, a most estimable citizen,
and the boOk-keeper of the great carrlagehOuSe OF
W. s. Bruce q Co., died Sunday after an illness OF
| one week. Mr.. Ward was popular in the several
lodges OF the city, good christian of the Methodist
| church, and an honorable and Trustworthy man
but few could equal him in all the traits OF character
| that form true manhood. Peace to his ashes, and
may God In his infinite mercy beS0W blessings upon
| the afflicted family.
| GENERAL B. F. CHEATHAM, of Nashville,
| was In the city yesterday. His many comrades in
| arms shook hands and were exceedingly pleased tC
meet man of the many great traits characteristic
of true and tried gentleman We cannot vile 0ul
praise, for words inefficient to express adm
ration; but looking well he does ana known as
'Old Frank is by all those who served period OF
| ordeal under him, we say welcome, generous anG
| whOle-souled gentleman"
The following names were registered al
the Peabody hotel yesterday: S. B. Curtis, A. Emer
| son, A. Garter, A. BOka b. HiTschfed, Henry En-
| man. W. NJ Sneed E. s. Harris, Mrs NJ. lie NavTa
! Sam Q. Hughes, W. A. Joplin, Z. H. Martin, II. A.
| MCroskey, P. W. Pupley, C. B. Bryan, Miss Kate
| Nelson, r. H. Rivers, Miss Fannie Clayton, r. j.
| Person, General B. +. Cheatham. g. W. Overall
| Mrs. l.. j. MeTiwether and two daughters, P. H
| Wood, f. DO4d, VIII L. Cameron, fifteen members
| of the Barlow. Wilson, Primrose Il West minstrels
en- route to Nashville; E, P. Clay, NJ; R; Sehoon
maker, ]. l.. Miller, W. T. SOmerylle, j. J. Somer
Vile. C H. Bond John ". Ward, ]. E. wallace, Ed
| Fennell, ]. W. Tandy, A. Partee o. A. Hamilton W
D. Gras, d. L. Frerson, W. Fl. Rehl, ]. n. Paysee
c. II. Hatght, James Owen, A. Il. Boyer, William L
Moore, S. Lehman, S. ID. Levi, l.. l.. HALEY anC
wife, Alex. Campbell, W. X. Jones, L. Jack, Miss
COrrelli, c. Coolidge, W. d. Wheeler.