Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-24
PERSONALS.


E. c. DERINe, of Columbus, Ohio, is in
the city.
COLONEL. w. L. DUFF has returned from
his summer tour.
PATRICK DUFFY returned yesterday from
the ,een Isle OF the sea.
CAPTAIN JOHN b. DAVIS, q vel known
steamboatmaD, is in the city.
JoHN r. WATKINS, of Brownsville, is
stopping at the Commercial.
l.. BARROW, JR., aud M. L. Virden, IT,,
OF Louisville, are IN the city.
Mr.. d. G.. MARR. of Boston, is in the city,
and will be found at Gaston's.
MISS MAMIE TAYLOR, Of Brownsville, is
visiting her relatives in the city.
w. /. CARROLL and J. J. Caffrey, with J.
j. Powers, are in the city On a visit.
CORNELIUS DEWITT, from Fortress Mon
roe, Virginia, ID on a visit to the city.
q. L. PITCHER, of New Orleans, was a
visitor at cur cotton exchange yesterday.
JOHN I. ScoTT, of Washington, District of
Columbia, is taking his meals at the Com
mercial.
MEssRs JAMES ROUSE, NJ. w. Oliver and
John Bagley, from st. Louis, are registered
at Gastons.
TRAVELLERS say that John CASTOR keeps a
hotel the like Of which IS seldom seen, though
often wished fer.
Registered at Gaston's hotel are O..
Goldsmith, III. NJ. Burnley and j. Il. Kim
ball, of New York.
Mr. T. j. MERRITT, the artist, is open and
ready to receive orders fer portraits, corner
Main and Monroe.
i. II. HARTMUs, Esq, one of our most
spinted cotton buye :s, returned yesterday
from a trip to Texas.
Mr.. CHARLES b. DREAMER will plea sc
meet a gentleman friend at the Peabody ho-
tel at twelve o'clock sharp.
II. b. PACKER may be found at His old
place, 1872 Main street, ready to sell and de-
liver coal and coke 10 all corners.
JUsT received ly H. J. Scoggan, at w. A:
Faires's stables, So Union street, lot of
number one Kentucky dray mules.
Mrs. +. NJ. TOWNSEND returned from Eu-
rope a few days siocr, and will probably re-
main in Memphis the coming winter.
JOHN GAINEY, of Shreveport, and Messrs.
]. B. Gallagher and A. Kennedy are in the
city, and stopping at the Commercial.
Mrs. J. p. STRANGE and Mrs. c. Cleaves,
having rerenIed and repaired 90 Madison,
will be ready to receive boarders December lst
Mr.. COOPER, of the house of Brooks,
Nelly j. Co., returned few days since, and
was warmly welcomed by his host of friends
Mrs. TnoaAs SHERWOOD and children
returned from the country yesterday, where
they have been spending few months for
their health.
CAPTAIN RUSSELL. of the J. D. Parker.
paid US visit last night and cleverer gen.
tlemau never walked the deck OF Mlssls-
sippi brizanG,ne.
CAPTAIN JAMES S. WISE and Captain J:
ID. Parker, of the Memphis and CinciphatI
packet company, will arrive this afternoon
from Cincinnati.
BERNARD LowESsTEIN, Of the famous
dry goods house of B. Lowe nstein & Bros..
returned to the city last night. He had been
absent since last June.
As THE nights become cold, weddings
seem to be the natural consequence. At
least Tracy thinks so, from the orders for
matrimonial cards lately received by him.
The attendance at the Presbyterian school
reached fifty-four last week, tie first OF the
present session. Miss Fannie johnson. OF VIr-
.giDia, has accepted the position of frat IS
sistant.
r. j. BLACK, lately appointed clerk and
master, has not severed his connection with
H. l.. Guion in the Iental b1siEess at No. -
Madison street. See their long list Of houses,
etc, in the rent column.
Mr.. Jos. h, STACK, of Vlcksburg, who is
engaged in business in that city, and lead
ing Howard during the epidemic, is IN the
city visiting his many frieRds Jimmy
M'Meen has him in charge, and vii! do what
is right by the nero.
NrRs. MARY II. GAYLE returned last night
from Worthlngton, Ohio, where she has just
comple1Sl a Kindergarten course under the
training O. Mrs. john Ogden. Mrs. Gayle
will have charsc OF Miss Conways kinder
garten, which opens Cn Tuesday.
WITH pleasure we annoeaze to our CICbo-
lie parents Ihe reopening of st Mary's paro-
chial school, corner Third and Market ST. eets,
Monday, November 23th, at eight O'Clock.
1t will. rs heretofore, be tspGht by the Do
minican sisters. German Taught Eratultously.
EpIroRs APPEAI-We wish, through the
columns of your valuable paper, to thank
Mrs. Mary Fransioli for her kindness In re-
mittiHE two months rent during tbs cpl
demic. MAHoN y LAUGHLIN,
I16 Beale street.
COUNCILMAN JAMES BOHAN is looking as
hearty as ever, notwithstanding the rumor
that he died Of heart disease n New York.
Il is related that a telegram was sent 20 hill,
after he was reported dead, saying: jimmy,
at is reported you are dead. 1t so, answer at
once.
JOSEPH MoNTEDOSICo generously remit.
I'D oue-haif of the rent for the months OF
August, September and October Of the store
house occupied 10y Mr. Sol Halle. Pol Nam
street. Tins generous action on the ps<t OF
Mr.. Montedonieo is well worthy OF emulation
By other landlords.
TIE Kit-Kat club met last nght for the
first time since the epidemic, and tbs follow
ing officers were eieated for the present team:
T. NJ. Scuggs, president; Herbert Rhett,
vice. president; William Hunter. secretary;
William r. Robinson, treasurer, ana Joseph
Townsend, librarian.
WIGGINs & Co, the leading hatters, have
removed to their Old stand, under the Pea !
body hotei, and are receiving from the dead |
ing manufactures all the new styles, and
selling goods at very low prices. Lad es'
furs in great variety. Gents and ladies fur
caps. etc, etc.
MR. EayL S. Brooks. of the ARFEAL, Is
a Messenger &C the Nint ShInKle. From prl- !
vate letters recessed, this gentleman speaks |
highly of the weicoE5G extended him by
friends abroad He will reNaEle his post OF
duty Monday, and also be pleased 70 see his
many friends.
CASTOR house arrivals. D. ID. Leach, Au-
Oustl. Arkansas; N. l.. joneu, Helena; >.
SeelQ. St. Louis; James Rouse, NJ. ". Oliver
and John Bacley. Evansville; G.. w. Coriis, |
cairo: o. Goldsmith, Il. NJ. Burnley and }.
K. Ktmbal. New York; 81. c. Mari, Boston;
]. :. Slayden. st. Louis; +. Barrow, u,
Louisville; J. A. Morrow, Cincinnati; N: j.
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