Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The spring meeting "goes."
-Humpty Dumpty tonight at Leubrie's.
Thanksgiving two weeks from to-day.
Another heavy frost yesterday morning.
John Thompson tonight at the Green
law.
Ada Gray had good matinee yester-
day.
WIN. Sholes, the equestrian, will remain
here this winter.
My Partner is TO be here the latter three
nights of next week.
-VoH stenoligsr fuehrer des onato,niscIen
museums heute IA Main.
-Hesrne's Hearts Of Oak will be here
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
"A gentleman in this city has stamp
collection worth over thousand dollars.
DR.. Hadden poked his sanitary nose
over the peoples fences yesterday morning.
The case of w. l.. Trask U.s. the Men,
phis Avalanche is on trial in the Chancery
Court
The spring meeting will, il the weather
permits, be even a better one than the fall
meeting.
-"This will be year OF wonders" re-
marked sld-eyed man yesterday. "Coal is
already fifty cents barrel"
Amanda Walker, for trying to chew off
Mrs. Morissey's thumb, was fined $40 by
Philanthropist Hadden yesterday.
M. Fell, the welI-kuown pitcher of the
Memphis Reds, got out a marriage license
yesterday. The lady is Mics Katie Schwab.
The Congressional River Iuvestigatin.
Committee were TO spend some time in ex-
aiming the important improvements going
on about Plum Point.
"a. 40 t.,tb
prominent capitalist and a well-known up.
town saloouist are going TO start an oppo-i-
ton Tace-track at Olympic Park.
Prof. John S. Collins, Of GAINESVILLE, as
signed his one-fourth interest in the stock of
the State Female College and personal prop
erty yesterday 10 J. J. West. The liabilities
sre between $4,000 and $4,000.
Dan. OLsarv, the pedestrian, was Gned
IS yesterday by Judge Pierce for sending up
dangerous fireworks in the city. The case
was appealedsfrom the Police Court, where
President Hadden fined the leg artist $40.
John Thompson will send mp balloons
from the Arkansas shore, owing TO the fact
that he has been prohibited from 80 doing in
the Taxing The children will have
good opportunity to look on from the bluff.
The Hon. Casey Young thinks that
there is no question that the Hon. John G.
Carlisle, who is one of the Congressional
River Investigating Committee, will be the
next Speaker of the House OF Representa-
tives.
Gus Stiehl was presented in the Grim
inal Court yesterday, charged with embez-
zling money belonging 10 his employer, J.
Baxter. The first case was heard, and 4 YER
dict OF not guilty returned. Stiehl is now
being tried on 4 second indictment.
President MADDEN, when requested 20
make an address of welcome TO the Congress
sional Committee, replied: "You will ex-
cuse me; can talk to doctors and SANTA
rians, but i don'i know how to crate for con-
gressmen."
-As the city government declines 10 allow
paper balloons 10 be sent up in the city,
Bryan Co.'s lug will take the balloon party
TO the Arkansas sh IRE, opposite the city,
from which point the balloons will be sent,
between 4: 80 and $50 O'Clock this evening.
The balloons are sent up for the amusement
OF The children.
Marriage licenses were granted to the
following persons: Robert Good and Bird
get Hennelly, Wm. Fitzgerald and Nora MUIR
ply, Henry ]. Parrish and Alice NJ. Mitch
ell, Redmond Sanford and Jennie Butler,
George Robertson and Isabella Brown, Sam
g. White and Cora L. Anderson, Milton
Alexander and Tennessee Jones, Michael
Fell and Katie Schwab, Horace Lancy and
Amy Tucker, Tom Taylor and Lottie Ward,
]. S. Ammons and Mary NJ. Taylor, Edward
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