davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
PERSONALS.

Mrs. LUCILLE w. RUSSELL, of Forrest City
Ark, is at the Peabody.
MIS-. T. S. BAsBARo, of Arkansas City, Is
the guest OF Mrs. Boggiano.
THE Misses Cora and Annie Harrison will
remain in the city few days at az Madison
street.
Miss sALLrE YOUNG, of Florence, Ala,
reached the city last night, and ID stopping
at the Peabody.
Mrs. ANNA BLOCK and daughter Calile,
of Wittsburg, Ark, will winter In Memphis
at - Madison street.
MRs. CAMPBELL WALLACE, JR:, OF At
lanta. Ga. is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ, A.
McComb, of this city.
MRs. FLORA WILKES, wife of the distln-
euished LAWYER, John S. Wilkes, of Pulaski,
Tenn. ia stopping at the Peabody, the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. G. Galloway.
Mr.. HARVEY TOWNSEND, a prominent
citizen of North Alabama, is In the city. de
| ia always greeted by his friends, for his lace
| is ever like sunburst through dark clouds
Mr.. WILLIE TOWNSEND, of Hilisboro
| Lawrence county, Ala, is in the city, and
] the smiles beaming from his handsome lace
1 sn,nEs louder than words the happiness hs
| expects In the near future.
| Dr. HAYWOOD s. AsHE aud bride, nee Mis-
Emma Lilly, of Fairfield, KY, arrived in th'
CITY last Monday on the steamer Parisot
aud are spending few days at the resi-
dence of his father, S. NJ. Ashe, 22S Adam
street.
| LITTLE Rock Democrat, of Tuesday
SMessrs. ]. III. Bullock, of the Virginia an6
Tennessee Air Line, and Norman F.iFenno
| of the Louisville and Nashville railroad
LEFT Yesterday for Memphis in the interest o
| AZ r0adsO
THE following visitors registered at IN
Cotton Exchange yesterday: w. E. Stile
Senatobia; ]. C. Wooten, Leighton; W:
Chapman, Randolph; 4. M. Ward, Hill
boro; G. W. Jackson, Mount Hope; 9.
Laudman, Hnntsville; F. B. Hall and W:
Hall, Osceols; Col. NJ. S. Clark, Louisville
Msi. A. G. Harris, Newbern-
NE. F. C. MoREHEAD, president OF III
National Cotton Planters Association, al
companied by Mr.. 7. P. Grasty, his assistar
on the Planters Journal, is in the city IN Id
interest of his paper. A large edition !,
| The Journal is TO be issued containing u
I proceedings of the National Cotton Planter
Association at the recent meeting In LII
| Poot-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
RACE RACKET.

We are go"
To-day is Peoples Day.
The Irish we're solid for Idle Pat.
To-day six good races will be run.
The railroad should have extra cars to-day.
Betting will be lively on the races to-day.
The Germans all lost on Spiegelberg yes
terday.
Lord Raglan is one of the best two-year-
olds in the Southwest.
The Tennessee Brokerage ASSOCIATION
purse will be an exciting one to-day.
Arnold furnishes excellent music and fills
the intervals with food of melody.
All the bright, smart, enterprisipg men of
Memphis were on the track yesterday.
Mr.. Morehead, president of the Planters
Association, was at the races yesterday.
Many people are anxious to see hurdle
race. They will have an opportunity to-day.
Sam Tate,president of the new railroad to
Birmingham, Ala, was on the trsck yester-
day.
Col. Montgomery has the starting business
down fine now. He is assisted by Mr.
| Arthur Gibson.
Two more good days will make the meet
inc a GRAND success and assure the perna
nency of racing in Memphis.
North Anna is splendid FLY, but they
gave her too great a task when they started
| her to beat Wildmoor in 3 heat race
| Katzepberger is generally declared to bt
| entity of the races They are his especia
| work. As they do the city credit we forgive
] him.
Mai. Mason's meeting with old Gen. Bu'
ford was like that OF two brothers. Inc,
| are old soldiers, and for While served 70
gether in the same army.
MANY of our sedate old business men seen
to become young when they strike the rae
track. Go in, old fellows. A day In ID
country will be good for you
The large attend ance of ladies at the race
Yesterday and Tuesday indicates that the
are becoming more interested In outooe
amusements. They are right.
Col d. McDaniels is probably one OF ID
| oldest. and certainly one Of the most quiz
turfmen who are regularly In attendanc
He hss several of the best horses there.
Mr.. Jenkins, of the firm of Kenly & Jenl
ina Chicago, IL in the city. He was in q
tendance on the races yesterday and e1
pressed himself delighted with the occssio
and the people.
) aYah, / pud my money on dot hon
SpieeeIberg, und he comes out NIT de last.
, don,f was able to see what he runs Tor at a.
amt it?'' remarked Teutonic visitor OF To
races yesterday on the home-bound train.
, sThere wsz come shenanagin about the
E races. shure. Idle Pat and Sullivan boi
came in last, and they are the best horses G
3 the track, and the former is descindent
3 Pat M.lloy. bet on him for his name
; sake.n remarked Hibsrnian better yesfe
: day.
The following is the ladies reception cor
: | mittee for to-day: h L. Guion, j: ). hui
chairmen; Levy Joy, jr.; ID. w. Dsyl
Henry Branch, II. G. Hoskins, Emil Col
|. baum. John D. Waldron, Thee Freem.
!. Selden Busby, Ben Busby, Robert Jones, j
: Sam Phillips
= Under the direction and management
e DIR. Porter. Napoleon Hill, john OvsI1e
r. r. n. Miiburn, & "a. Vance, n,
Katzsnberger, 81. A. Montgomery, y .. "
4 kins. IT,, and 2. E. Semmes the races y.
1 this week been : great sucrse. Al the r.
6 men and the public gsa>rnlly ~ pleas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

Prof. Gebhardt, of the Cottsge Gallery,
No. 40 and 81 Beale street, has made ample
arranoemeuts to take the picture OF every
visitor during the week. The popularity OF
The Cottage Gallery photographs extends 70
ali parts of the surrounding country, and
can be found in the albums OF nearly all
our neighbors. The exeellency Of the like
mess. the artistic flush of his work, together
with the promptness with which each order
is finished, should commend the Cottage
Gallery to every one desiring photographs
The Cottage Gallery is always in the lead
with new scenery, and produces caro- photos
for the nominal sum OF g dozen. flsi'oii
would do we'll to note the place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION
To be Appointed by Judge e 8. HAM
mOnd, of the United States Dis
trict Court.

The following note from Judge Baxter
sufficiently explains itself:
To the Hon. E. s. Hammond, United States Dis
trct Judge for the Western District OF Iennessee'
STANDARDIZATION having been made to me Pur-
suant to law in writing for the appointment OF su
peryisors to guard and scrurnize the election 70
be held for a member of Congress for the Tenth
Congressional District of Tennessee, on the TN OF
November, 1882, and l. by reason OF other engage
premises imposed on me by law, do hereby author
lie and empower you to act in my stead, and 20 DO
and perform the judicial duty connected there
with in as fun and ample manner as could DO
If were present and acting in the premises. This
'--0 ''- ' JOHN BAXTER,
United States Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

The old reliable shoe house ON the corner
of Main and Monroe streets would announces
to the public, and especially TO our visitors;
tbst their line of all kinds Of boots and
shoes, from the finest to the eoarsesi, .s we1l
az for everyone-oId, young. male or iemais
was never 80 large OF complete, ana In
cludes everything to be found in any nrst
clsss shoe house. Visitors VIII ma our e
tablishment most comfortably located, I'M
mediaiely opposite the Peabody Holel, zpe
nd donbtIes-. come expense otherwise, b
. .;, ns 4 cali. y. y. HILL 4 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
THETRIALC CONTINUES
The Unchanged the Testimony Complete the Verdict
Mammoth Clothing House,
e38 Main St,
SELLS FINE CLOTHING ONLY! IL
THE WORLD CONTINUALLY PROGRESSING
For this @ wss
.nExeellent Medicine.

ST certify that my wife and myself were IN
had health for some fifteen years. CHANGED
to be looking over one OF Simmonss Liver
REGULATOR Aim anacs and saw A. II. Stephens's
and Bishop Pierce's names 10 testimonials. !
then obtained some OF the kegu Iator, ana
oar heartily recommend Simmons's Liver
REGULATOR to my friends as an excellent
medicine. ,,,. ri.
Beware of bogus and counterfeit Simmons
gotten up TO sell on the popularity oil tne
Genuine, prepared only by J. 81. Zeilin & 20
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

AmOSEmEN Il De
n EUBRIE's TREATER- u.x,oxp
Ia JOSEPH BRooKs..-...'''LE LESSEE AM ="
FIVE NIGHTS,
Commencing M Monday, octoDe6 $50 49,,
c,ec;a1 r dies, Matinee wednesday, at 2o,clocK'
. ire tsvorite Emotional Commedienne Mlss
LEW L..
In David Belasco's Society Drama,
BEhh6 EAos,
A nrodueed at wALLACK's THEATEk, n: -, i, !
niobtiv for over three months, and now running
with great success in England ooo Main
Next Week.THoMAs W. KEENE.
GRAND JUBILEE BALI
The Germans of the city and visiting friends are
cordially invited toa
Grand Jubilee Ball,
Given under the auspices of the
TEUTONIA SOCIETY,
r,,ursday, october &c, at Cochran Hail.
Tickets. s1....... .................Ladies free:
pAsE BALL! BASE BALL
EcLIPsEs, OF LOUISVILLE,
MEMPHIS REDS,
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, Get. 2sth-2Sth
AT OLYMPIC PAX:
LOST.
GOLD BRACELET-Marked Emma I. !" at the
4 race track Wednesday, OctoDer Zotn thnueA
win be su,tsSSigT FsSsEseG g - Main
"ATCH-on evening of october 25tn, So aS
w Watch, with name engraved on case T. n.
DERRICK number at Wiknss leweiTy ssTr9 he osid
| Main and Madison. Liberal reward Will 10 pam
as it was q husbands relic
| GXALI GOLD CHAIN-with cross attached, be
t11eep Adams street and the Gasworks, From
cIeet and Main. Finder will be lioeraIy re
"AiueN a, BUTTENBERG's, 231 Second street:
CIOW-strawberrY color; bushy white tan; wni ~
I j face Return TO 20 Linden ST.: noeIal IeMa-9
WALKING-GANSlEMi-dBnfacE, wisn on sUt top. < F
~ -, p w q Return to No. Madison street
4 and be rewarded
FOR RENT, LEASE Or SALE.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Bogue Phalis' soo1 z
four and-s-haf miles east OF carson 5 ta ~
1 ING Bolivar county, Miss. Contains ABDUL ~ AZ y
hundred and fifty acres OF cleared t1i1 S IL /,
| GOOD repair The projected NJ ana V; h-ta, 10
5eeted 10 pass within half mile OF the mouse. az
siy to j. s. or C. II. Willisms 1azoo SItyi ais0''
1 ~ Bolivar county. MISS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

We take pleasure in calling the attention
of the public, our patrons, and particularly
our visitors, to the large and superb line OF
all kinds of furniture, carpets, etc., which we
have secured for them. To partially enum.
crate the many styles in both furniture and
carpets would be impossible in an ordinary
notice: we are therefore compelled to ask
thai they call and examine, and we assure
them it will give us pleasure to show our
goods TO all who favor Us with call. Bryson
& Co., No. 331 Main street, between Jefferson
and Adams
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

not at all unexpected. She belongs
TO Mr.. J. n. Carlile. The following is the
SUMMARY.
j. n. Carlile's b. T. Pearl Jennings, BY Lelaps,
dam Mary Howard, III lbs -.---.-..-.-.Dumas -
John McFaddin's c. I. Fiona, by Waverly, dam
Nora Creina, 107 Gioos-
z Beardsleeis b. T. Fife H, by Pat AAloy, dam
Penelope liz Hartman
sam Eeker's C. E. Emma z, by Harry OFailon,
dam Banshee, 1O2 lO6--...--..----.----.duf o-.
Haydon :& .Barry's b. T. Glengarine, BY Glen
gary dam Romping Girl, 102 lbs. -Iaylor'
Time-2:05.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

1850 PTixes .el1<,Vyo
whS1e T,eke "a 81 Tieteis 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter. or send ~
Express DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
OR POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders of So ana up
ward by Express, can be sent At our expense
Address all orders to &. NJ BOARDMAN, Courier
Journal Building Louisville, Kentucky, or K M
BOARDMAN, 800 Broanway, New YORK, or NO. .
| West Court street. Memphis. Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
SIX RACES TO-DAY,
The Last Hurdle, the Entries for Which
Are Among the Best Horses on
the Race Track.
All the World and the Rest Of Mankind
Invited to View the Sport Free
Good Weather Promised.
Yesterdays Races a Great Suceess-The
Attendance Of Ladies Especially
Large and all Enthusiastic.

Yesterday the Jockey Club had another
good lot of sport. The weather was nearly
all that could be desired. A strong wind
interfered slightly with the racing, but was
very pleasant 10 the spectator The crowd
was almost as large as on the ladies' day.
The attendance of the ladies continues as
large as usual, and they constitute the most
delightful attraction OF days visit 10 the
race course. The attendance at the course
30 far will compare very favorably with that
at Louisville and other cities. The turfmen
generally recognize the fact that the club Is
established on 8 firm footing. The success
OF the meeting has fairly outrun the most
sanguine anticipations. Yesterdays sport
was exactly the converse of the day proceed
ing. On Tuesday the favorites all had the
wind knocked out of them, and the regular
| betters lost heavily. The races were all
| close and exciting. Yesterday, however, the
| favorites pulled through In every race with
| ost extra effort. The pools in consequences did
| not paw high, but the gamblers took in
most of the circulating lucre. In the last
| race il seemed for while as If the chances
of the fayorite were imperllled by unsklll1ul
| riding but the event proved that WIldmoor
| could win easily with half a show The
| winners Yesterday were Lord Raglan, Bal
lard. Pearl Jennings aud Wildmoor, all o
them fine-looking racers. Considering thu
fact tn ut the Jubilee will be held to-day, ane
| an unusually large crowd Will De present, l
is somewhat remarkable that SO many wer
present yesterday. The most enjoyable rae
was the heat race. For some reason o
| other this attractive style of race ha
fallen into desuetude, though it will al
ways be popular with the lovers OF goo
snort. Pearl Jennings ran surprisingl
good race and the performance of Lor
Raglan was rather unusual. 1t was necei
sary TO restrain him almost through
| ont the race. His easy ruRnin
called to mind his fire, the gallal
Tep-Broeck, who made the taste
mile. two miles and four miles on record.
begins to look as if Ten-Broeek's get wei
destin-d to become as famous as those OF ST
stallion upon the turf. The feats of Cardin
= McCloskey, another Ten-Broeck effsprin
have already excited considerable attentit
from the tuTfmeu, and the APPEAL predi6
that Raglan will become one OF the most not
racers Of the day, unless an accident hapPe
To him: and that he will do work worthy
his sire. 1t is a gratifying fact 10 see III
s, the South is again coming to the front as
p racing section of the country. As Col. Clar
remarked yesterday, racing was supers
3. ton with the South, and a fashion with
:. North: and that while fashions read
i. changed, superstition was something II
ran in the blood, and could not be cas-
eradicated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
Important.

When you visit or leave New York city.
have agysse expresssge and carria ge hire, and
TOD at Grand U MON Hotel. opposite Grand Cen
trail depot + our hun dred and fifty elegant 70 oms
and upwards per day. & levaior. Restaurant sup
piled with the best Horse-cars, stages ana sie,
bette for less money at the Grand Union than al
any other 6rst-class MOTEL in the city
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
The Big Grand

Fresh oysters. j. A. Signsigo, 2ss Sec
oud street and 81 BeaIe. is the sole
agent, and is prepared &c nh all orders
cans and New York Counts Also Gel
cry. game and fish OF all sorts, ana Inc
ouIv house exclusively I'm that business
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
p.r.Itnre-C. Armstrong & Co.,

suceessors to Armstrong & Nail, brs1cn
hoase Of the Armstrong Furniture 20
Eyansyille, Ind, invite an inspection OF tneii
comuIe,e line OF all kinds OF house furniture
Bnvers should remember that this nrm man y,
ufacturs their goods, and csc save sns s-
natrous the manufscturers' margin. VISITOR
sho,Ild call and examine their stock DeioT'
nIseiug orderb elsewhere. Everything to D
fonpd IN iirst-class house can be had
40 and 354 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
Raggio,s oyster Parlors,

Al Nos. IA and 16 Jefferson street, are opel
st all hours, and, as usual, are the heaa.
quarters for epicures OF the plyaiyes. ~,
RAggio has fitted up suits OF ladies' eiegan'
-srIors nn-stajrs. where families can be &C
p. ..> ,dated ,vith as much privacy as al
boms Visitors shopld make note OF tins
I; i'A thew desire oysters furnished as only
Raggio can.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

N. Armstrong; CHI. C. Lord Raglan, by Ten
Brock dam Catina, los lbs..;;..B Bryant.
Louis Martins b. C. Exeter, by Lever, dam Haytl,
]. n. CarliIe's b, c. RushawaY, by McCresry, dam
Nancy Bunch, los lbs SIoVall...
]. ]. Connelly's c. g. Idle Pat, by Pat Maloy,
dam Fanchon, 1o2 lbs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
Announcement.

K.J.B. L. WYNN takes pleasure in
announcing to his many friends who Will
visit the city this week that he is now asso'
ciated with the house of w. B. Winn q Co.,
dealers and manufacturers OF saddles bar
ness, saddlery, hardware, etc, at S44 Mar
street, three doors south Of Union, where hs
will be pleased to meet them, whether wis9 :
inc Goods or not. Our stock is complete II
eyery respect. fresh from the factory, OF un
eoualed quality and design, and at lowe
rates than was ever furnished before. Cal
and examine. We guarantee satisfaction
Remember, w. B. VIM & Co., S44 Mai
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

The best and cheapest hair dressing. 1t
Kills dandruf, allays irritation and promotes
a vigorous growth of the hair
RIpNE-rr's FIAyoRING EXTRACTS are in
varisbly acknowledged the purest and best.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
shoot the straw Hat.

It has lived quite long enough. The sum sum
mer,s passed, and our Jubilee week demanes
new fall hat. But do not get syonisen -
too great haste, or forget that the mos, tylish
and becoming hats are to be had al sqspIIs,-
ingIy low prices from Mr.. Nainan 1ecn
NJ Rscb il most peculiarly qualified Tor he
hal business. and can fit and snit your style
compIexion, etc, TO the utmost sat'si sction'
Give him cali.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
Ear smaII Remiltances

VIII find meals served at all hours and IN
the best of style, at the most moderate prices
at George Schilly's, Nos. z, 9 and IL Cour|
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
E,ovd,s Ladies restaurant.

Ladies need feel no deliedey about going 70
or place after. he theater- Oysters, fsh' game
;es-eTeam and many Eegs deliedeies TO sa't Tie
-, 6uaidiou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
Noficefo Sfrangers.

The season is passed Tor straw hats lou
are no longer presentable with one. Lay IT
aside for next season, if it is too good to
throw away, and go to Martin Cohen,s, No
2ll Main street, under the WORKMAN House.
He has all the latest styles, is a perfect ar
list in selecting becoming hat for the Pecu'
hsrities OF each patron, and Will cell you
Just little cheaper than you can buy else
where. Don't lake any ones word TO Inc
contrary, but satisfy yourself. A trip 10 Ms
establishment will amply repay you, ever
though you may now have iAil nat 20
hens prices and styles are irresistible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

Trains on Charleston road will stop, gong
n and returning from Fair Grounds, at the
head Of Vance street. Parties attending the
races can take Vance street cars both way 9,
Round trip tickets over the Charleston road
can be had at the head of Vance street.
Trains will leave the depot at z o'clock am;
10 am, II am, I'm, / pm. and ppm; VII
leave race track at 4 20 o'clock pms o;zt
1 pm, $50 pm. Races begin at ] o'clock pm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS,
The Masked Ball.

The gentlemen having the prellmlDaries
in b and for the grand masked pal! al me
Exposition building tonight have given tue
closest attention 10 every detail, inspired
with the determination to make 1t success
especiaIly az TO lis moral character. ne
reputation of the gentlemen composing the
various committees should be guarantee,
especialIy since it is announced that they
vilI attend in person in full evening dress,
and will give their individual attention 10
The ouests. With these assurances there can
he no Doubt the ball will be OF q character
ii. Al these who attend will not regret II, and
can speak of it afterwArd without blush.
Miss Jenreys Lewis
This gifted lady appeared before two
GOOD audiences yesterday, afternoon ana
night, in her great character OF "GeraldIne"
in La Belle Russo, and won addlhonai hlgn
| encouiums as an actress of high artistic at
| taiumenfs. She seems to grow in favor with
Memphis theater-goers on each successive
| anpearsnce. and The opinion is unanimous
| that her conception and interpretation oil
| the terrible character pictured In La Belle
Russsn ia the strongest and most realistic
| that could be produced. Gifted with voice
| rich in tone, of which she has the most per-
4 feet control, her lines are delivered with an
| entire absence of declamatory emphasIs-on
he contrary, as If she were ia Belle Russe''
| herself. employing all her devilish arts IN
the effort to establish herself in the place
| to which she has no title. And in her defiance
OF Capt. Dudley Brand" who has recog-
nizsd her and seeks 10 defend his friend and
comrade against her wiles, she rises ts q
grandeur that makes the character almost an
Object Of worship rather than the despicabie
thing depicted 10 the story OF the man whose
life she had made misersble. Her love-
pIays with s1Sir Robert Calthorpe" are also
masterpieces Of art and go hfelike as TO com
mand respect of even the galleries, where
usually such scenes are greeted with ridi-
cule. In word, feature, pose and action
| even in the scenes of the most intense pas
| sion aud emotion-Miss Lewis brings every
detail into proper place. never striving fo'
effect, but apparently moved by real eme
tious of the character she assumes. As men
toned before, Miss Lewis has an e1cellen
company supporting her. After each act Mis-
Lewis was called before the curtain, an'
during the scenes received evidences OF ap
probation. La Belle Russo will be presentet
his evening, the performance beginning
after the fireworks display, giving all tn
onportunity Of witnessing the exhibition an
40 this interesting drama. To-morro,
evening will be its last presentation
l M.x,phia this season.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
E;,. Roofs aud nh0es.

The incest dinners, oysters IN every s.yle.
the best lunches, the fnest beer, the choicest
wines, liquors and cigars are 20 be hea AZ
Csorge SehiIIy's. Nos. z, Q and II Courtstreei.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
|OiVer,FilniG&C0
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

wHOLEsALE GROCERs:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
Iockey Club
FIOyd's Candies.

Tickets for the races can be bad at NO.
Madison steeet every morning from o'oo 10
IL O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
Every Farmer and Ii orseman

One hundred varieties, our OlCn make Also
lust received nice line of fancy baskets, suit
able for candies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

OF money to all points reached oT the
Southern Express Company and the lea
Express Company, reduced rate hss oeeu
Issued in card form by the Southern Express
Cornnznx "a follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26

Keep Your SEOcA IN
To do this, you will find no means 30 re-
liable as the use of Hammers Stock Powders
and Liniment.