Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-09
PERSONALS.

MALE d LAMB, florists, 355 Main, max,
wire and rustic work to order.
T. P. TURNER, dentist, 313 Main street,
| administers nitrous oxide gas in painless ex.
| traction of teeth.
MRS. ). w. NELSON, artIst, southeast cor
ner Main and Union streets, paints life size
portraits In oil from card photographs
VISITORS registered at the cotton exchange
yesterday were: Al. w. Quilting, Pendleton,
| Arkansas; }. Z. Crusham, Dermott, Arkan.
sas.
In another column appears the card of
Menken Brothers, contradicting the rumor
current that they intended to close up their
business and leave Memphis
CAPTAIN Tom CASEY and bride have re-
turned from their bridal tour to New Orleans.
1t is rumored that Mrs. Casey will give re-
ception to her friends ere long.
MIR. JOHN BATEMAN SMITH, of Fsyette.
vile, Tennessee, has received a Well-deseryed
compliment from the congressional commit
tee on claims, In the house, of which commit
tee he was clerk.
DIR. ROBERTSON, at 265 Main street.
charges for all dental work in accordance
with the times, and no mistake. All work
warranted to give satisfaction, or no charge.
Gas used IN removing teeth.
Mr.. THOMAS S. BINGHAM, the we'll known
artist, is dangerously i'll at Shady Grove,
Tennessee. We hope soon to hear of i'm
provement In his condition, though his
friends have doubts of his recovery.
DIR. G. w. OVERALL, late of Murfrees-
boro, Tennessee, has been elected to the chair
OF physiology by the faculty of the Memphis
medical college. DR.. Overall did good SER
vice here during the epidemic OF 1873.
Mr.. DAILY, of Chicago, president of the
police board and a member of the general
that Ia IN nd will
main for few days. Mr.. DAILY is interested
In the business of Memphis and is a good
friend of our city.
LOUIS DUsH, 1874 Main street, has large
stock of builders hardware, bought at an as
signee's sale, which will be sold cheaper than
1t can be bought elsewhere. Carpenters and
builders will find it to their interest to call
early and secure bargains.
MEssRs. ADLER & Bro, No. 66 Beale
street, have just received another large as
sortment OF ladies' and gents' spring styles
of shoes. They have every shade IL ladies
cloth top button goods, and large variety
of gents French calf and morocco Oxfor1s.
ENCOURAGED by the success of the past
week, the ladies have decided to continue
their dinners for the benefit of the poor and
for the general objects of the Ladies chris
tan association, through the coming week,
commencing Tuesday, March 18th, at 302
MdIn SGTeeI SluC6Te THANKS
past favors, all are cordially invited to assist
by their presence and contributions.
REV. Mr.. J. M. TRIBLE has been called
to the pastorage of the Linden street Christian
church, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF Rev. DIR. Walk, who is now
located at Kansas City. Rev. Mr.. Tribe is
from Norfolk, Virginia, but for the last two
years has been in charge of church at
Franklin, Tennessee. He will preach at the
Linden street Christian church this forenoon
at half past ten o'clock. There will be no
services tonight.
COLONEL WARNER AND BILLY BARNES
continue to receive their friends at the Crys-
tai Palace saloon in the alley on Main street,
opposite Odd-Fellows hall. These gen.
tlemen can intermlx drinks as no other men
in Memphis can. Their liquors are furnished
by the house of B. j. Semmes & Co. The
saloon will not be opened to-day, Colonel
Warner believing in obeying the city laws,
but on tomorrow morning all visitors can
obtain lobster salad fixed up in style.