Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The dogs still hold the fort.
Memphis must have fall boom.
! The delightful weather continues.
Coles circus will be here October I'd.
! Perhaps Memphis will be hot in the fall
The Legislative Council meets this after
noon.
The red cars are again running on Bealt
street.
The National Board of-Health is no
dead yet.
The Porter Guards are drilling every
night on the bluff.
"A good list of amusements are promised
the coming season.
Several of our manufactures are run
ming day and night.
The new engine for No. 2 arrived yes
terday on the steamer Gsff.
About hundred suits have been filed
against back-tax delinquents.
The old marie boy is having high
time of it, now that his wife is away.
Marriage license was granted yesterday
to William Rice and Mrs. Lizzie Nelson.
An APPEAL reporter [counted six dogs
on one block of Shelby street. yesterday after
noon.
MIR. Joe Williams will be Andrew Har-
ris's chief deputy. Who will succeed Joe in
his present position?
Why are not the dogs killed on the
street? This aesthetic way of handling them
has gone far enough.
The funeral of Henry Deadrick yester-
day was largely attended by the bricklayers,
both white and colored.
Bill Ripley went to Jail vest rday for
stealing a COW from w. 81. Rhodes, who lives
on the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
Mr.. Claude Freeman, the engineer, has
offered to survey the Jockey Club grounds,
and make plan for the track free.
-Leslie's>P Popular Monthly, Demorest's, North
AmericaR Reuiew and Popular Science Monthly,
just received at Mansford's, 298 Main street.
1T is said that about 300 people will ac-
company the Porter Guards from the city.
1t will be one of the largest excursions that
ever went from this city.
M. Haley, who keeps a junk shop on
Poplar street, was bound over yesterday to
answer for buying lot of sacks stolen from
Captain Wynne Cannon's mill.
The Mozart Society is now a strong, we'll
organized, self-sustaining association, in a
condition TO do great deal of good for those
seeking systematic musical education.
Chief Cleary has large gong attached
to the inside of the dash TO his gig, which
he uses as an alarm-bell TO warn pedestrians
when Fastening along The streets to a fire.
H. Army & Co., of New York, yesterday
filed petition in the United States Circuit
Court sgainst the Taxiug-District and the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company,
on ten $1,000 bonds with coupons.
The son of Mr.. c. C. Bill, of this city,
who met with an accident at Horn Lake,
Miss, while squirrel-hunting, had his right
thumb amputated yesterday by DIR. Nall at
his fathers residence, on Manassas street.
William NJ. Randolph and Rebecca E.
Randolph yesterday brought suit in the
Chancery Court against the Taxing District
on thirty-three bonds OF the old municipal
corporation, valued at $1,000 each, with the
coupons attached.
An Arkansas man who had been robbed
told President Hsdden he had lost some
greenbacks and lot of hog faces" The
curious president asked what were "hog
faces," and was told that they were Arkansaw
Tor silver dollars.
Captain w. T. Beatty requests the vet
Grams OF the Mexican war in the city and
vicinity to meet at his Office, No. % South
Court street, next Tuesday night, 10 make
arrangements to attend the general reunion
to take place at Nashville September 18th,
l4lh and 18th.
"A fight occurred on Madison street last
night between couple of prominent Front