Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
The council meets Tuesday.

| The council meets TUESDAY.
st. Peters choir will render the "Stabai
Mater" tonight instead of the usual vespeI
| services.
! -Mansford offers the largest line of mag.
azines and general reading to be found In
| the South.
Mr.. Hadden says the hoodoo business
| has had fine effect on the colOred folks In
| the Police Court.
Prof. Levy was the pianist at the Art
! Loan Exhibition yesterday, and Miss Lizzie
| McClelland sang.
| The Art Loan Exhibition creates more
interest each day, the proceeds being within
a fraction OF 800 Friday.
The only difference between young
swell and Memphis mule, is that one looks
natty and the other feels gnatty.
If somebody would pour gnat-oil upon
| the troubled waters of the Mississippi 1T
! might save the cattle considerably.
| The storehouses and grounds at Nos. Dos
| anu 500 Main street, we're reported as having
changed owners recently at $4,000.
The hoodoo image presented to Presi-
dent Hadden has had charm OF some kind
for somebody. Yesterday it was stolen.
A fire damaged the roof OF Al. Whites
house on Adams street. near Orleans, yester-
day afternoon, but the loss was not very
great.
Ella Jones Yesterday brought suit for
divorce against her husband, Norris, in the
Chancery Court, on the ground OF inhuman
conduct, abandonment and adultery.
Nose Mitchell was arrested last night as
fugitive from Justice. He broke recently
from the Covington Jail, where he was in
generated for arson, larceny and other
crimes.
Marriage licenses were granted to Porter
+. Frason and Fillase Clifford, George
Aller and Cora Gwyune, Joe Harris and
Annie Stokes, Israel Bowman and Elizabeth
Johns, yesterday.
President Hadden remarked yesterday
that enough carts would be furnished to take
away all the garbage in the city, if it took
one cart for each family, without regard to
cost and Notwithstanding that $4,000 OF
back taxes were uncollected.
The telegraph poet, in moment Of
idleness, has again got 'em. tie says
My girl wears the festive sunfowsh,
And never eats anything sowah
Her Papa's q bank,
Who won't let stay more than an EoWah-
The Memphis Driving Club are pre-
pairing their grounds and track for early
sport A firm OF carpenters are repairing
the fences, houses, stands and stables. Inc
curves in the track are being improved and
nut in frst-cass order. The comfort OF both
visitors and participants is being closely
looked to, and every assurance Justlnes much
expectations"
Southern Industries is the title OF a maya
zine to be published at Nashville, devoted to
agriculture, horticulture, hsh culture, i've
stock, mining and manufactures. 1t Will DC
Quarto in size, and each number will contain
not less than forty pages of reading matter.
Rolfe O. Saunders, well known throughout
the South is to be the editor. Terms, =
year.
"A negro man named Ike Brown, living
near Capleville, was yesterday evening Sc
verely wounded by a train on the Charleston
railroad. near its intersection with the Pigeon
Roost road, opposite DR.. WatkIns's house.
The man. accompanied by colered woman,
was in a wagon and attempted TO cross the
road. The engine struck the rear oil the
wagon knocking it to a considerable hight,
throwing the two occupants high In the air.
The man received severe cut and fracture
in the head, and is considered dangerously
injured. The woman was considerably
bruised on the face and arm.
An assignment was made yesterday
by NJ. Lauterbach, doing business
under the firm name Of Lauterbacn q bro''
225 Main street. d. Lewenstein is made as
signee. The following is list OF the
creditors Helen Rosenbaum, 500; Ceiier'
Dunn & Co, Sll91; A. Laufer & Co., SlSI;
German National Bank, $500; Kuhn q
0chloss, s4y7; IL. Morris & Bro, S35 IS; L.
ana ana a IN N.iehoHssi S4$7 50; D. A. Sohlein &
Sebws IZS S C5 sss D. Flat Gsain 4 Co, 1926 SS
night about 9 o'clock DEM. sta-if Me-
levied st,ashmen, on the sto 9pe in favor 5C Of
~ b. 0la,l,h f money New York for S326 So