Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-08
PERSONALS.


DIR. J. r. POWELL, dentist. Office, 81
South Court street.
MADAME A. MARIE, dressmakAr. can be
found az 294 Main street.
BABY elephant Chicago" at 4.Paw's
great show, December 9th and 10th.
Mr.. D. K. townsend, general contract
ing agent of Forepaugh's menagerie, is 10
the city.
Mrs. ]. Il. HARTLEY has RENTED rents to
her tenants for the yellow-fever months of
September and October.
Mr. GEORGE R. BRONSON, general direc-
ter OF Forepaugh's circus and menagerie,
arrived in the city last night.
L. T. STANLEY, of st. Louis, south
western travelling agent OF the Erie railway.
Is soJournlng IN our city at present.
ROBERT S. Brown, of Louisville, Ken
lucky: southern travelling agent of the Ohio
and Mississippi RAILWAY, is In the city.
CHARLES S. MoNscH, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, passenger agent OF the Atlantic
and Great Western railway, is in town.
A TON rhinoceros, at 4-Paw's show.
Only one of its kind ever seen 10 Memphis.
Monday and Tuesday, December 9Th and 10Th.
DIR. SNYDER, domlciled in rooms by the
Express building, on North Court street, back
of General Horrigan's Office, means business.
REV. DIR. Boo es has returned to the city,
and services will be resumed to-day, at the
Second Presbyterian church, at eleven and
four clock.
BELLEvILLE (Crocket county Enterprise:
"Miss Marietta Tucker, Of Alamo. was mar
ried last Sunday morning to DIR. T. b. Ia
tum, of Memphis.
The person with whom T. S. Hatcher left
the books of Unity lodge, No. 217, K. of H.,
will please return them to Percy Z. Clarke,
F. R., 298 Front street.
WALTER NJ. MOORE is nov with the dry
goods house of William Frank & Co., 249
Nam street, and will be pleased to see all
his friends and customers.
AT 4-PAw's SHOW. Monday and Tuesday,
December 9th aud 10Th. The only twenty
thousand dollars hippopotamus in America.
A blood.perspiring amphibia.
Mr.. J. B. LAWRENCE, a we'll known
Memphian, and now proprietor of the
Augusta (Ark.) Bulletin, was in the city yes
terday en- route for his old home in Georgia.
THE Louisville Courier Journal notices an
imitation Bob Iugersoll infdel lecture de-
livered by Mr.. Reuben Daley, who formerly
preached in Memphis on Sundays and got up
"locals' for the Argus on weekdays.
MEssRs. JOHN l.. T. SNEED and Junius r
Greene have formed partnership and have
opened law office at No. SO Madison street.
These well. known lawyers will practice in
the Federal AMI State cJurts Of West len
nessee.
N. WILLIAMS & Co. have come to stay,
and are making a specially in office station
cry, blank-Dooks, ETC., and ask the attention
of merchants and all needing staple and fancy
stationery. They will not be undersold by
any one.
W. J. M'DERMoTT, of the Memphis coop
erage manufacturing company, lett for Gin
cinnati last night to employ twenty or thirty
coopers, the press upon that establishment
necessitatlng the immediate increase OF the
working force to that extent.
BEN LUsBIE, the lightning ticket-seller,
and champion of the world, who has sold SIX
thousand one hundred and fifty three tickets
in one hour and three minutes,ls here, repre-
sentjno Forepaueh's great circus and me-
nagerie, which commences exhibiting on the
bluffs to morrow.
. SoI, CoLEMAN's excellent stock of fresh
imported cigars, Just received through the
New Orleans customhouse. cannot be ex-
celled. His celebrated No. 10 cigars, which
he sells for five cents, are the best 10 the
United States for the money. Go to 3l6
Main street and try few.
Mr.. w. C. DOUGLAS, who came from Tus-
kegee. Alabama, when the epidemic was at
lis worst, and stood manfully to his post IN
TIE Memphis postofice, has been, we are
elad to note, rewarded for his services by an
anpointment to the position of registry clerk
IN that establishment. He was sworn In yes
t6rday.
MISS MATTE II. JOHNSTON. charming
and beautiful young lady of st. LOUIS, is now
connected with the State female college.
Miss Johnston is lady bright In intellect
scholar, and as teacher she has no superior.
With Miss Johnston IN the college we predict
for it prosperous future.
AT the annual communication OF Leila
SOFT lodge, No. 289, held Wednesday even
irg December 4th. the following officers
WIRE elected and appointed for the ensuing
war, viz: A. s. Myers, w. NJ; 6. V. Ram
b,Dt. S. W; d. Gensburger, J. W.; s. h.
Books, treasurer; X. A. Iytle, secretary; w.
B. Jockey, S D.; II. 6. SalziRer, J. D.
The following arrivals at the Peabody no.
ts were registered last night; . L. E,ems'
81 Louis: JEFF Lamar, st. Louis; w. 5.
Smith, Whitesboro, Texas; Geo. w. Dixon,
Chicago; w. w. Totten, Nashville; c.. B.
B,ker. ST. Louis; c. J. Mitchell, Dallas,
Texas; A. D. Gribble, Jefferson, Texas; T.
N M'Lenore, MaurY county. Tenn; K. J.
Bnwn, Louisville, KY; l.. I. Stanley, st.
La1is; Chas. L. Mousch, st. Louis.
GRUBBs, AUSTIN e. BERRY's clerks have
ben busy, during the past few days, In
stick of mems, youths and boys clothing.
Bang late in the season for the arrival of 80
latze a quantity of goods, they have been
mlrked at the lowest figures that can be
mide in Memphis. ANY one wishing any
thbg IN the clothing line, from a small boys |
sur to the largest and finest overcoat. can be |
aooua mndated at Grubbs. Austin & Berry's. |
Mr.. l.. ]. LEVINE, of Chicago, who came |
to Memphis about the outbreak of the cpl |
denjc. and, as an attdcke of the Towards, |
proved himself most efficient as nurse and
as a member of the clerical force. is in the
city in search of health, the cold blasts from
Lake Michigan being too trying to his feeble
health. Mr.. LeVine's industry, efficiency
and business tact make him fit for almost any
position in business, and we feel sure, if he
desired to become resident of Memphis, he
wopld be valuable acquisition to almost any
hae of business.