Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

! Warm again.
The ticket goes.
-sThat picture" has been returned.
The Republican W ings wont coalesce.
The Council will meet this afternoon.
Cap Webb's neighborhood IL quiet now
"A barbecue Thursday in the Thirteenth
| district.
MIR. c. L. Pullen wss expected home
| last night.
The mosquito ought TO con6ne himself
to the night.
The Porter Guards have been putting in
some good ticks lately.
1t is hard to get the churches to put
down their Pavements.
The ready shotgun is the only Offset to
the ready chicken-thief
-Benjestown was the rendezvous for Ell
the candidates yesterday.
-President Hadden calls the Criminal
Court the other shed of justice.
E The car-of-meat case was still on trial in
the United States Court yesterday.
The attention of the police is called to
the boys, who swim under the bluff.
The general prosperity of the crops has
increased the crop of thieves considerably.
The defense of ALT Ross, who is accused
of beating up old man Genochio, is an abb.
The voter is having good time in the
country He gets all his chops and fritters
free.
Nib Hill and Sarah Moon, +. M. Ross
and Mrs. Annie Smith we're given marriage
licenses yesterday.
There will be a moonlight entertain
ment, with lecture by Mrs. Meriwether on
temperance, at White Station Thursday.
Arrangements have been completed for
baseball game at Olympic Park, on Sum-
day next, between the Llncks, of Nashville,
and the Wetterr.-
Ben Bogart's wounds were SO serious
that his leg had to be smputated yes erday
afternoon at the hospital. Cap Webb was
the GAUGE of the amputation.
The APPEAL has received an address
delivered by CT. Vance to the Old Folks of
Shelby county aud citizens, OF Memphis in
its New Gsrb." 1t is published in pamphlet |
form.
VIM. Halberstadt, aged eleven years,
ION OF the late Gus Hslberstadt, formerly of |
Memphis, died yesterday morning, at Little !
Rock, of infiammatory rheumatism, superin-
iuced by bathing in pond OF stagnant
v alter. I
Ben VIM, one Of the guards ON Ensley's
plantation, was arrested yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Newell on the charge of fraudulent
preach Of trust, collecting SIS in United
States currency from o. s. Armstrong and
the same TO his own use.
The Democrats of the Twelfth and
civil districts will give barbecue
It MitchelPs Spring tomorrow. General
Turner, Colonel A. Fl. Douglass, Mr.. J. M.
Harris, Colonel Casey Young and Mr.. ]. M.
ireer will speak.
The Democracy OF the Third ward viii
ave grand rally opposite the stationhouse
o-night at o'clock. Colonel r. F. Looney,
Judge John l.. T. Sneed, General g. P. NJ.
'urner and other distinguished gentlemen
i'll address the assembly.
Supervising Architect Hill is now adj
ertising for bids for roofing the custom
ouse with iron. This indicates the early
ompletion of this splendid structure, the
uilding of which has been SO often inter-
red with and delayed. See the card in an
her column.
Mrs. Dora J. Sharp denies positively
lat she intended committing suicide. She
lys that she took an overdose of morphine
quell her nervous excitement, and felt so
I'd about il that she did not care to live.
er indifference to life wis simply the result
her condition, and nothing else.
1t turns out now that the picture suit in :
hich young lady and young gentleman, :
,th connected with the press, were concerned :
as really intended as joke. 1t wac an n
nauation from the brain OF some waggish Il
Only this and nothing more. g
aus endeth the chapter on pictures. o
morning, at $50 O'Clock, "
tie Walter Allen, aged six years, was "