Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-05
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

"A played-out Scimitdr man,
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. old man
A badly-rhetorical
Observation-Disclosures
Internationally Old man.
The river is falling.
The fruit trees are blossoming.
The council will meet Tuesday.
john Mccullough will be here on the
Goth.
Don't say "spirits' to Mr. Cook Wald.
ran.
NO attractions at the Theater the COM
ing week.
The John Overton makes the usual trip
to Marion this afternoon.
Mr.. Long will preach on the cure for
modern skepticism tonight.
Newman Erb was enrolled as an attor-
ney of the United States Court yesterday.
The stationhouse yard now looks neat
and clean, the walls having all been lined.
G. C. Thompson yesterday obtained his
discharge in bankruptcy in the United States
Court.
The Knights of the Red Branch are to
have a grand ball on Tuesday evening,
March 18th.
st. Elmo's spirits were too much for Mr..
Gensberger last night. For the first time he
gave up spirits.
Clerk and Master Black yesterday sold
the old GermaniA building, on Shelby and
Gayoso streets, to J. T. Frost for $4,000.
Union street, from Wellington to Or
leans, is as near impossible to vehicles as any
of the overlooked lands around this section.
"A wag on the street remarked yesterday
of the Madison street ~fracas, that Judge
Morgan was simply calling old Father Time
to halt.
The Democratic mass-convention to
agree upon measures regarding the State
debt will be held Tuesday night at the
courthouse.
The song and chorus, "My Little Girl
Across the River" words and music by John
I. Rutledge, and published by Hollenberg, is
a pleasant little musical moreeau.
-Esquire Fleming, who is assessor for the
Tenth ward, has his headquarters at All
Main street, and desires the people of his
ward to make immediate returns.
General Spartackus de Turner says he
is not an esthete. That may be, but it is a
~welI-known fact that whenever h. gets up to
speak everybody calls him a toot-tOot.
The right given the sisters of the Beale
street colored Baptist church recently to
vote, has raised a great rumpus. Yesterday
the police had to be on hand to prevent
a row.
-"If that fellow falls he wouldn't be worth
hauling to the dump" remarked Captain
Jackson, sanitary superintendent as he wit
messed the daring, reckless feats of st. Elmo's
rope-walker.
Taylor Gholson and Savannah Crump,
Wash Williams and Emma Williams, Ches-
terfeld Saunders and Mary Dennis, William
Long and Jennie King, were yesterday grant
ed permission TO wed.
The knights of the Red Branch cele-
brated the anniversary of the birth of Robert
Emmett last night. Captain Mike Boland,
of Louisville, addressed the meeting in a
very eloquent speech.
The first monthly meeting of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union will
be held in the First Methodist church on the
second Tuesday evening in March, instead of
the hrst Monday, as stated.
AAhs Encouragement has prepared about
| erin1 al n1Iutctnents against Mundinger, COW
| and AZ the charges of embezzlement, theft
most TIaIinlent breach of trust. They will
Monday'A siS be Presented to the court
the .e .,sIody murder stained the bs,utv Of
less and H. niing. The victim lies motion
] took hs liz miserable creature whose hand
s'oans behind the bars" Vic