Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01
PERSONALS.

SEE sale column for Iuka property.
MRS. M. A. TIGHE left last evening to
spend the summer In Virginia.
THE grand picnic of the Mcclellan Guards
has been postponed till the twenty fourth in
slant.
MEssRs. CHARLES HERzoG, II. NJ. Lowen-
steine and Sol Coleman have moved to the
Raynor place, near Gill's station, for the
summer.
VICTOR ID. FUCHS, Nos. 80 and fl Jeffer-
son street, has just received one hundred
dozen choice pineapples, that must be sold
at once, and will be sold cheap.
THE beautiful programme of the chill
dren's Whit-Sunday festival at St. Mary's
(Episcopal) cathedral, to-day, is The work of
the well-known printers and photographers,
S. G.. Toof & Co.
CAPTAIN j. HARVEY MATHEs, of the
Ledger, left for Little Rock last evening for
the purpose of attending the annual meeting
of the Arkansas press convention in that city,
which will commence to-m morrow.
P. E. HOPKINS & Co. are offering their
hats, bonnets, flowers, ribbons, feathers and
other goods at very low prices. These arti-
Giles were selected with great care, and will
give satisfaction TO all who inspect them.
COLONEL L. S. DAyANT, assistant general
freight and passenger agent of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, performed an act of
charity tow ard a poor widow and two help
less children, yesterday, that rebounds to his
credit and will long be remembered by the
relatives and friends of the unfortunate lady.
l HEREBY return my best thanks to the
Travellers insurance company, of Hartford,
for the prompt settlement OF indemnity I'M
der my accident policy. | recommend the
Travellers and its agents, Messrs. Marx q
Bensdorf, to the insuring public.
EDWARD C. JONES.
NEW hotel, styled Hotel Clarendon. has
been opened by B. A. Holleuberg at 61-63
Madison street, near Second. sThe hotel has
been furnished in a comfortable and attract
i've manner. 1t Is fitted up in good STYLE
and contains all the necessary convenienees
to make it perfect. The efforts of the pro-
prietor have been already appreciated by the
public, the hotel having been well filed by
guests since it opened.
So MANY of our citizens are going, or have
gone, to Bailey Springs TO spend the sum-
mer, that a few words descriptive of their
location and surroundings will not be unin-
teresting to cur readers. The springs are
nine miles from Florence, the county seat of
Lauderdale county, Alabama. They are
eight miles south of the Tennessee line,
and SIX miles from the Tennessee river.
There are FIVE different springs under one
shelter, each having taste and effect peculiar
to itself. Around these five springs the hills
curve IN perfect resemblance OF horseshoe,
and upon the top of this elevated semicircle
are disposed the hotel and dormitories. The
surrounding country is hilly and Wildwood
ed, and the many clear and sparkling
streams, cascading over rocky beds,
challenge the world for picturesque beauty
Half a mile from the hotel Shoal
creek, stream that would be called river
anywhere else, rolls and tumbles over bed
of limestone, and affords excellent bathing
and fishing. All the fashionable amusements
of the day are placed at the command Of
guests. The diseases cured there are various
in their character. Probably those most COM
mon are dropsy, scrofula, dyspepsia, diseases
of the klneys and skin, general debility etc.
The fare for the round trip from Memphis to
Bailey and return is only twelve dollars and
a half.