Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-06
PERSONALS.

VIM. GOODYEAR has moved his hat and
bonnet bleachery to the commodious premises
$50 Second street.
DR.. H.W. PURNELL will return this mora
ing from Nashville, where be has been at
tending the convention of the State medical
association.
DIR. THORNTON, president Of he board of
h9etetls ToturIsed.- EAat9rdaX inePr Nh lite,
whittier he ha5'been attending the meeting OF
the State medical association.
Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. WILLIAMSON and Miss
Katie Boylan were married on yesterday
afternoon by Rev. DR.. Georgc Harris, dean
OF st. Mary's (Episcopa) cathedral.
G. w. NALL, administrator, will close out
ar auction the entire stock of furniture now
on hand at 256 Second street tomorrow. Be
sure to come early and secure good bargains.
JOHN LAwLEss is a ain with Bohlen,
Huse Co., and will soon commerce deliver
ing ice. Don't fail to get John to serve you
with ice during the summer. He will be on
the North Memphis and Chelsea route.
This week being the last of lent,
all kinds CT lake, sea and river fish can be
found at the market of Ii. Seessel. ST., &
So1, 239 Second street, corner of Jeffel soa
street. All orders left for Tuesday, the feast
/. OF Pesah, will be filed and delivere1 on To-
morrow (Monday) morning.
VISITORS registered at the cotton exchange
y6SterQays Ell DranIOrQ, C0eSC1uG biOH;
b. f. Thomas, Grenada, Miss; Colonel l. F.
Blackmore, Augusta, Ark; s. d. Smith and
; William Grant, friendship, Tenn; FL. g.
/ Hunnewell, Cincinnati; j. w. Burbridge,
New Orleans; j. E. Irwin, New York.
i JOHN CASTOR, who is one OF the most
! charitable and wholesouled men in the world,
| keeps hotel the like OF which is nowhere to
/ be found in the country. His friends multi
| ply daily, and 1t Is matter OF regret among
his hundreds of daily patrons that there ere
not more rooms"
AMONG the recent arrivals IN the Taxing
| District is noticed Mr.. v w. IIough won't, OF
| Fall River, Massachusetts. Mr.. Houghwout
has a legion of friends in this section, who
never fail to give him a cheerful farewell"
when he departs. 1t is devoutly hoped our
| friend has not concluded to remain until the
''receivership" is disposed of. The gentle
man is somewhat verdant, but enjoys good
base voice.
| The following are the oficerssof;the State
medical society for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent-Dr. E. NJ. Wight. of Hamilton. Vice
| Presidents-For East Tennessee, DIR. 3. B.
| Lenoir, OF Knox; for Middle Tennessee, Dr.
| N. F. Tucker, of Davidson; for West Tenn
essee, DR.. G. B. Thornton, of Shelby. Re-
cordIng secretary-Dr. Ambro sc Morrison.
of Davidson. Permanent secretary-Dr. J.
Berrien Lindsey, of Davidson. Treasurer
DR.. j. D. Plunket of Davidson.
JOHNSTON & FANcE's stock of elegant
clothing has been inspected aud admired,
during the past week, by most of the good
dressers of the city, and their sales have been
very large. The assortment of cloths for
| spring suitings is attractive, and the goods
that hSve been made to order have given en-
tire satisfaction. The prices of all classes of
clothing are extremely low, the proprietors
beng determined to push business at the
! lowest living rates. The stock is fresh, and
selected with great care for this market.
The Little Rock Gazette, OF the third in
| slant, contains the following: Two women
arrived IN town yesterday that were life-size
pictures of misery. Their names are Martha
| Williams and Emma Moore When asked
by reporter why they wandered around,
one of tHem replied: We have been wander
ing ever since the yellow-fever came 10 Mem.
phls. Our husbands died early IL the cpl
demic, and nothing but wandering is left for
US. Where are you goingY 4 bave a
brother living II Texas, and am going to
| live with him. | had an aunt In st. Louie,
but she died shortly after l went there.
| They are in circumstance deplorable beyond
descrI ptIon, and need help