Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-26
PERSONALS.

w. Il. MITCHELL school, at 298 Second
street.
A. J. FOSTER, pres. agent for Ed Basye' s
circus, is In the citY.
J. RICH. RAY and family, we are pleased
to learn, are well.
HENRY EsHIANN, an old policeman, has
returned to the city.
DIR. WILLIAM A. CARswELL has located
at "a South Court street.
another plumber. He weighs ten pounds
ABE RUBEL, ESQ, of Corinth, Mississippi,
was visitor at the cotton exchange yesterday.
MISS MAMIE P TAYLOR, of Brownsville,
is visiting the family B. B. Barnes, In this city.
GEO. Russ BROWN, city editor of the Little
Rock Democrat, is paying visit to friends in the
city.
THE charming and accomplished Miss
Katie Allen has returned from SbOcco Springs, Ala
bama, where she has teen spending the summer
months.
Mr.. EMILE LEVY wishes to notify his nu-
sons on Monday, the second of December Patrons
will please leave their orders at Witzmann's, 223
Second street.
REV. S. LANDRUM, of Memphis, was
unanimously elected to the presidency of the State
Baptist association, at Shelbyville, on Friday A
deserved compliment to polished gentleman and
an earnest christian, of whom Memphis is proud.
OUR friend, John Chamberlin, will repre-
sent for the present at this place the New York
Clipper. We are satisfied that no more competent
person could have been selected for the position.
The profession will certainly receive fair and intel
1gent representation.
JUDGE r. J. MORGAN has formed a law
fms ONCE is at No. ~ Madison Street The natural
ability of Judge Morgan, and his long experience on
and his partner. Mr.. MessiCk, enjoys good reputa-
ton. Success to the new firm.
r. J. BLACK, the newly-appointed clerk
and master of the chapcery court qualified and took
cid very sensible thing when he appointed Bob to
this Office, for his long experience and thorough
acquaintance with the duties of the Office coupled
with his sterling Integrity, will, we think make him
one of the best clerks the court ever had
THE Capitol saloon will be re-opened to-
day by W. 81. Volkman. Billy is well known, having
been in the above saloon five years with the Ia
mented Chris Steinkuhl. He has just received a
fresh stock bf bourbon and Lincoln county Wh1sk1es
fine French brandieS wines and liquors his cigars
are of the best known and most noted brands. Billy
will have to-day fine clam chowder lunch. and eX-
tends hearty invitation, aud 1nSres cordial wei
come, to all his friends and acquaintance
Mr.. CHARLES JOHNSON, a New York mer-
chant who travels extensively In the SOUTH and who
has become famous for his sketches OF Indians ana
communications in the New YORK papers over tne
SIGNATURE OF Boggy are 6pg9s ana ten
Indians In 1885, and was acquainted with an the
celebrities of that famous tribe MI Johnson Is an
excellent talker, well as interesting writer, and
leaves good impression wherever he goes.
Tom r. TooLE, one of the cleverest men
and best advertising agents alive is now with Fore
p2ugh's great circus, museum and meHagerle which
will appear in this city on December 9th and 10th
Acam Forepaugh is considered one OF the most
Competent shoWmen on the road. He generals has
a strong circus company, and his museum and me
nagerie made up of most interesting colectlonS,
purchased regardless of cost Memphians can rely
on seeing iTst-claSs show when they visit the one
owned by Forepaugh and advertised by Toole, for
the latter never travels with small affair as his
services as an advertiser too valuable TO be dis
posed of in that way
The Union City Chr0Ticte pays the follow
ing Just and wellmeTited compliment to the newly
elected Superintendent of our city schools, and TO
that popular teacher and estlmable lady MISS cara
CoGzay: prof. W. Il. Foute has been elected
superintendent Of the city schools In Memphis;
The board of education exhibited good Judgment In
it, action on this OCCASION for the professor Is Ger
tanIy worthy gentleman. fally qualified Tor the
position and capable of discharging the duties or
this Important Office. He was In attendance at the
West Tennessee teachers institute that convened IN
this city last August, and made good Impression
as an educator Clara Conway, principal OF the
yOung ladies' school, also Of that city, thoroughly
understands the different branches constituting
solid education. She and Prof. Foute have num-
Der of friends here who will be glad TO learn Of their
merits being so justly rewarded