Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-30
!, dedicated TO Miss Claudie Cooke, of Mem

il dedicated to Miss Claudie Cooke, OF Mem
uhis.
The McClelland Guards are TO have
he ,efit picnic at Exposition Hall TUESDAY,
Auyust lst, prior TO their departure Tor
Columbus, o., to participate In the comPeu-
tive drill.
DIR. George White, rector OF Calvary
church, being unwell, will not hold any
services this morning, but there will 6e
service tonight, when the new choir Will De
heard from.
Louis. have Just been expelled from the
National Guard Association for getting
drunk at Indianapolis, and being unable to
take part in the drill on that account.
A boys clothes we're found by Officer
Jenny at the foot of Union street last night,
between s o'clock and o'clock. No clew
was furnished as to who the boy was, but
there ia little doubt that he was drowned.
| AT the Eighth ward meeting tomorrow
| night, the speakers will be Colonel CAN'T,
| General G. p. NJ. Turner, the Hon. J. NJ.
| Harris, Major A. III. Douglass, Judge w. W.
Mcdowell, the Hon. Casey Young, Mr.. J. NJ.
| Greer and others.
Mike Garvin, the Democratic candidate
| for constable in the Fifth district. has vir-
| tuaIly a walk-over. He keeps the books for
| Esquire Qaigley and Recorder MADDEN IN
/ most system attic manner, and he ID thor
1 oughly conscientious officer.
"A few nights ago the house OF l. NJ.
Davis, at Raleigh, was entered and gold
| watch taken by negro named Tom
l Russ. Captain 0Haver getting word OF 1t
despatched Detective McCune on the trail Of
| the thief, and the latter was conducted safely
| to the station.
Raleigh will hold a barbecue Tuesday
for the Sixth and Seventh districts. Car
wall leave here at 7 so o'clock am. end 10 III
| o'clock am. from the Louisville depot. Al
the National Cemetery conveyances will
take passengers to the place of meeting
General Bate and others will address the
people.
| Last night the First ward Democrats
held probably the best meeting. of the cam
paIgf Il. ms IIon. j. aarrfs presiuea II
5percher we're made by General 6. P. NJ
Turner, Colonel Casey Young, Mr.. Lawrence
Lamb, Captain Harvey Mathes, Esquire P
| NJ. Winters, Mr., W. A. Goodman and Major
A. II. Douglass. The First ward may bt
counted upon going solidly for the ticket
| The speeches made by the aforementioned
| gentlemen were of the most stirring descrip
ton.
The heirs of w. B. Wigs have filed a
| bill in the Chancery Court to enioin Wilker
son & Co. from selling what is known al
| "Tsbler's Buckeye Pile Ointment" The
bill states that for years before bis death Mr.
| Wigs had made what was called Buckeye
Salge;" that on June %, 1868, this trade
mark was registered according to law; that
| duplicate trademark was filed in May
1870; that on this preparation becoming
| popular, the word buckeye" was attached
to other preparations, thus infringing on the
rights secured by Wiggs's trademark; that
in june, 1876, Wigs died, and the trade.
mark and recipe for making the salve be-
came the property OF the heirs, who now de-
sire TO be protected in their rights. The
bill, like most bills in chancery, is too ling
/ for publication, but the main point is that
the Tabler preparation and name are an in.
/ Engagement on that OF Wigs.