Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-16

More warm weather yesterday.
The county jail, thirty-two-count ZEN
-thirty-two.
Everybody feels little "skittishn about
the congressional race.
-Beale street is open, and the new scarlet
cars will soon begin running on it.
1t is said that Green Evans is an aspir-
ant for Ed Shaw's seat as a school trustee
"A marriage license was granted yester-
day TO George w. Wilson and Evaline G.
Kelly.
The Railroad Marriage Union of the
United States has made an application for a
charter.
Mr.. 1. NJ. Hill is most prominently
| spoken of as the Republican candidate for
Congress.
The Mcclellan Guards are debarred from
a glass 9aaR1iSonship. They now see as through
The small boy thInks 49, 49,, -.
pavement has many points of coa'sSe.ssslere eI
| over the other kind.
-Hwper's Weekly for September, and
new lot of LouelPs Library, jlst received at
Mansford's, 29S Main street.
Last night COW on Shelby street got its
head into a barrel and couldn't get it out,
much TO the amusement and edifcation of
the people.
There was report on the streets yester-
day that 100000 had been turned over by
the National Board of Health to the Marine
Hospital service.
The dogs on Shelby street in the vicinity
of the old Gsyoso House are as thick ar
"leaves in Vallsmbross" Colonel Huhn's
attention is called TO them.
Gus Coleman, owner of the tug Tilda,
yesterday got out libel against 305 cypress
logs, certain raft in Wolf river, to satisfy
demand for $S0S for towsge.
-TO-morrow evening there will be a meet
ing OF Catholics at Englnehouse No. 1. cor
ner of Adams and Second streets, to take |
steps toward putting the old Catholic Gene |
terry in good shape.
-Rebecca Boon yesterday in the Circuit |
Court brought suit for divorce against |
VIM. Boon, charging him with cruelty. !
drunkenness aud adultery with woman /
named Kate White.
Andrew Harris will have the following
deputies: Frank Bragg, of Wythe Depot:
J. J. Williams, s. J. Mcdowell and Henry
r Walsh. Mr.. Harris assumes the duties of
trustee September LIST.
MIR. George H. Rule, head clerk in the
cloth department in E. LoWenstein & Bros.
was yesterday the recipient of gold watch
presented by his appreciative f.Ilow-sales-
men. He ia about to locate elsewhere. and
they took this method of expressing their
appreciation. He has been with B. Loweu-
stein d Bros. for thirteen years.
The Nashville World Gays: sThe trial of
]. Edgar Byrd, formerly drummer for the
candy house of G. II. VESSEL & Co., arrested
July 18th, on the charge of embezzlement.
will take place before Justice Everett at
o'clock this afternoon" Byrd was a member
OF the Howard Association during the yell
low-fever, and did good service here.
Mr.. G. L. Pullen has received a very in
structive table showing what each of the
cities in the United States has to paw for
gas Memphis pays more than any other
city except Richmond, Va. The contrast
between Nashville and Memphis is striking.
Nashville has 7I2 lights and pays SIS $50 so |
Tor them; Memphis has only 5S5 lights and :
pays SAC
Every branch of business carried on in {
Memphis ought to be represented IN the col {
1mns OF the APPEALS mammoth edition of /
september LIST. 1t is likely to be the largest
edition ever issued here, and is certainly the
sest advertising medium for those who want
10 bring their business to the notice of the {