Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-19

"A fine rain storm last night.
The candidates are all busy.
Democrats, remember the Sd of August.
-Magisterial business is very dull now.
Politics has cool weather to work upon.
Andrew Harris is gaining strength every
day.
The drouth continues in the Radical
camp.
Memphis will have some good sport in
the fall.
The fall races will be big thing for
Memphis.
Esquire Galloway has walk over for
reelection.
-McCallum is on the trail of success in
the country.
Tue Low-tax ticket is called the Shea
Shaw ticket.
Joe Uhl says "Uhl see how it will be in
the election"
The rehearsals for Patience have been
very satisfactory.
President MADDEN is immersed in sani-
tary politics now.
Sheriff Athy's walk-over becomes more
assured every day.
President Hadden's position on sugar:
Sweets to the sweet.
-Shea's battle-cry: ga flute, flute; my
kingdom for huie.n
HERS Gesundheit! German salutation TO
the Democratic ticket.
The high-low- jack-and-t the game party
is getting demoralized.
Nearly hundred animals have been
put in pound up to date.
The two wings of Republicanism were
in consultation yesterday.
-McMahon will have to marshal great
many forces to beat Athy.
The stake" of seats for the juvenile
Patience yesterday was large.
Wasn't the opposition to the hutist rather
freak of the fancy anyhow?
The Democratic candidates for magis-
trates are almost certain TO win.
The meeting Of the High aud Low-tax
Republicans draws the color line.
General Vaughan and the grangers re-
port the political crop as doing well.
The opposition to Pat Winters is said 10
be growing beautifully less every day.
As usual, the Republicans wilted. They
are doomed TO wilt some more in August.
The public has patience enough left 10
give the children fine send off at Leubrie's.
There is some talk of running Esquire
Coleman for chairman of the County Court.
The combination opposed to the Demo-
cratic county ticket exists for personal and
not public ends.
The country people think slice of Pat
Winters is very refreshing after all, during
the warm season.
The Democrats are booked to win. They
are unanimous. The "Pubs'' are divided
and cannot stand.
"A strong, long, and pull altogether by
the Democrats OF Shelby county and the
ticket will be elected.
Revue de la Mode, Milliner and DressnlaEer.
Dem,orest, Bon Ton, Leslies and Harper's Bazar,
for August, at Mansford's.
Yesterdays sunset on the Mississippi if
put truly on Canvass would have been the .
artistic marvel of the ages.
President Hsdden says he can take his
without sugar. He's from Kentucky, where
the straight article is popular.
For a week or so after convention one
hears some dissatisfaction, but il soon sub
sides and the people rally round the right
flag.
There is some talk of bringing Mr.. Hugh
CulleR, chief-deputy under Mr.. Owen DIVER,
out for County Court clerk as against Mr..
Shea.
No better ticket was ever presented for
the suffrages Of the people OF Shelby county
than that nominated by the Democratic
party.
B. ]. Kimbrough, the candidate for
Encouragement Of the Bartlett Court, will
receive the full vote of the Democratic
party.
S. A. Langston and s. E. Patton, Alfred
Lewis and Isabella Smith, A. B. Duncan and