Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-16
BEAUTIFUL trimmings at Lavigne's
PERSONALS.

T. P. TURNER, dentist, 3l3 Nam street,
administers nitrous oxide gas.
Mr.. FLINT CAN'T has returned from
Nashville, where he has been in attendance
on the supreme court.
MAJOR JOHN FREEMAN, clerk of the SUI
preme curt for West Tennessee, is in the
city, stopping at Castor 8.
JUDGE T. II. LoGwooD left for Mississippi
last night, to look after a criminal case IN the
court in Benton county. He will return on
Wednesday next.
Mr.. SAM |. MCDOWELL has been Ill for
several days, and has been unable 10 appear
at his Office at the courthouse. He Will be
out in few days.
Mr.. JERRY COCKRELL who had his arm
amputated yesterday, Is getting along very
well. He will recover from the effect Of his
severe and dangerous wound.
w. L. RADFoRD will be found in future
with J. w. Alley, coal and wood dealer, No.
1876 Nam street, where he will be pleased to
meet his friends and fill their orders for coal
and wood at bottom prices.
Mr. PHIL J. MALLON, who has been con-
fined to his bed for weeks suffering from a
dangerous illness, was out on the streets yes
terday receiving the cCngratu atoms of his
friends
MAJOR MINOR MERIwETaER. the receiver
for Memphis, appointed by the State, nas not
yet received the official notice of his appoint
ment, and will do nothing until he receives
such and peruses the ACT appointing receiv-
er for Memphis, IN which act his powers and
duties are defined and specified
Mr.. WILLIAM B. AsToR, of New York
city, was IN Memphis on Friday last, and
was stopping at Gaston's hotel. He was
with friend, en- route from Jacksonville,
Florida, to Hot Springs, Arkansas, and left
yesterday for his destination in search OF
health.
ARRIVALS registered at the cotton ex-
change yesterday were J. II. Dixon and c.. L.
Miller, Bells Depot, Tennessee; c. Hnrd.
Wittsburg, Arkansas; E. J. Sanford end S.
r. Ogden, Knoxville, Tennessee; D. Il.
Townsend. Woodlawn, Tennessee; Frank
Murray, CHICAGO: Miss Lutte B. Norton and
Miss Frances V. Gates, Memphis.
WE lear that DR.. J. g. Malcolm. who suc-
ceeded to the practice of DR.. W. A. Ed
monds, in this city, and who left at the out
break of the yellow-fever, has decided not to
return here and has located in Akron, Ohio.
The doctor, while here, won the esteem and
confidence of large number of our citizens,
who will regret to learn of his decision not to
return.
Mr. JOHN w. BYRNE, of the firm of Arm
strong d BYrne, died yesterday at his resi-
dence on Hill street. He had been In bad
health for long time, and at last succUmbed
to disease. He was born and reared in Mem
phis and had host of friends. His fuueral
will take place this afternoon at haif-past two
clock, and will be conducted by DaSoto |
Lodge No. 299, F. and A. NJ, Of which he |
was a member.
THE Madame Vincent Crystal Palace sa-
DON. on Main street, In the alley opposite |
she Odd-Fellows' hall, continues to flourish, |
Inder the able management Of Colonel |
Warner, assisted by Billy Barnes. Their
liquors are the best. from the house of B. J. |
Semmes & Co. No two men IN the world |
AN excel Colonel Warner and Billy Barnes
n the art of intermizing palatable drinks
The Crystal Palace will be closed to day in ac-
ordance with law, but tomorrow morning
t will open with lobster salad and lunch.