Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-22

| -Persons leaving the city can have the
DAILY APPEAL sent 40 them at 81 per
month.
Arab Pshea is still retreating.
-Phe small mortality OF Memphis is very
| encouraging.
President MADDEN will make a good
county dad.
Yes, darling, we have busted-ReptGblican
| Serendder.
The Macaronans will have their excur-
sion next Sunday.
-Ratience was given before good house
yesterday afternoon.
The German and Memphis clubs will
have their notwithstanding Sunday.
The moral party of bloocsuckers is di-
vided against itself for good this time.
Republican tickets are as thick as mos
quitOes. Put up your bars, Democratsl
! Abraham Cash and Matilda Bedford
were granted permission to wed yesterday.
The workingmen will have a nom
political meeting on the bluff next Friday
night.
The Democrats of the Sixteenth district
will have a barbecue north of Whites Station
to-day.
.-Billingsgate is the only gate through
which both wings OF the Republican party
can pass.
1t is said that Mr.. Owen Deveny hired a
wagon early yesterday morning and set out
to find Shaw.
Between the mosquitoes, the gnats and
Republican candidates life has been rather
burdensome of late.
I'm his speech the other night, Shaw said
that the Greenbacker was a Low-taxer, and q
very low one at that.
Malicious persons continue to circulate
stories about Memphis having yellow-fever.
Lying Is still a popular amusement.
Quite a number of magistrates favor
President Hadden in bis claim that he is
entitled to seat in the County Court.
The game between The Condons and the
Memphis Eckfords, at Knoxville day before
yesterday, was interfered with by rain.
The Democrats OF the Tenth ward and
the Fourteenth civil district had large
meeting at Charles Barrels garden last night.
The Liszt-Millard Musical Club of
Memphis, will give a concert and grand hop
at Uncle Tom and Aunt Mary's, at Raleigh,
on the 9th instant
The annual examination OF applicants
Tor teachers certificates will held at the
Market street public schoolhouse Monday,
July oath, commencing at o'clock am.
Mr.. Hugh Cullen, at present chief deputy
In the County Court clerks office, has con-
sented TO run on the High-tax Republican
ticket. This insures ,the election of Pat
Winters to the Office of clerk of the County
Court.
-Chancery Clerk Blacks sale of real es-
tate, at II O'Clock to-day, will be very i'm
portant one. In addition to the property on
the northwest corner of Second and Madison
there will be some DeSoto street property
disposed OF.
-Lafe Jennings says that il he was rum
ming against Owen DEWEY, or Barber, he
would have chrome Of each prepared and
he would just hang them up and let them
speak for themselves. Wonder what DEWEY
and Barber think of Late?
The Wetter Nine is to be strongly i'm
proved. Charles Reissing, the pitcher, will
| return from Louisville. in two weeks and
join the Wetter Nine. Jane Carr will be
change pitcher, and J James Collins catcher.
This will give the Wetter boys a strong team.
st. Louis GEobe-D Democrat: ain next Sum-
days game between the Reds and the Stand
ards, Byrd, at one time with the Memphis
clubs, will fill the position of short.stop for
the Standards. He is splendid fielder, \
hne tnrower and an effective left-h snded
batsman."
-Esqulre Quigley is another one of the
Democratic magistrates who are assured of a
reelection. The Esquire has clean, cred.