Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-16
PERSONALS.

Miss KATIE THOMPSON has returned from
Oxford, Mics.
Mr. SAM OPPENHEIMER leaves to-day for
his home, in Trenton.
Mr.. w. T. BowDRE and family are at
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
Miss EMMA LEMAsTER has returned from
visit to friends in Mississippi.
COLONEL BLOOD and wife leave this morn
ing for Washington and New York.
Mr.. JAMES PHELAN will spend few
weeks in the mountains Of Virginia.
MISS IRENE RAWLINGS left yesterday to
spend few weeks in Middle Tennessee.
il. WEBSTER has returned from Forest
| Hill, and will leave in few days for st.
Louis.
Mr.. II. BEACH and family will leave for
ST. Louis Wednesday to spendithe summer
months.
Miss LEE REYNOLDS, of Athens, Ala, is
visiting the family OF Mr.. John S. Tooi, ON
| Adams street.
Mr. OLLIE n. TUFTS returned TO the city |
yesterday after sojourn Of several months |
at st. Louis, Mo.
| Mr.. J. w. PRoUDFrT and his sister, Miss
Laura Proud6t, left last night for Washing
| ton, New York and Ocean View.
MRS. N. L. LINDSAY, of Greenwood Semi
| nary, Lebanon, Tenu., is visiting Mrs G B.
Peters corner Lauderdale and Linden
streets.
Mrs. NJ. d. MoNsARRAT has returned to
the city, after teaching Two years at Waverly
Institute, and will resume muslc-teaching in
Memphis.
Mrs MARTIN KELLY and family will
leave tomorrow for Pass Christian, Miss, to
join her husband, who is interested in rail
road building in that city.
Mrs. ALLAN ASHER, accompaniedby Miss
Blanche Leftwich and Mics Lucille Meri-
wether, left on the morning train for a visit {
to Bon Aqua Springs during the heated
term.
Mr.. BEN STAINBAcK, the we'll known and
popular young Gttoche of B. Lowensteiu &
Bros dry goods establishment, has left the
city, to be absent dhriDg the dog days. He :
will visit Columbus, Miss. I
CAPTAIN J. E. RANDLE returned yesterday !,
from trip "way down in Maine" where he n
fshed and foundered in the water, catching n
Goldfish weighing ee-sgd 3 half pounds, =,
aud 9 firing Esh, the wings OF which he now =,
Carries in his pocket cr
A PARTY composed of the following per- 81
sons left last night ria the Memphis and 81
Mrs. Proudft and children; Mrs. John Over bl
on and children; Mrs. John Hardin and la
laughter, and Miss Humphreys. DO
Mrs. J. NJ. WOODWARD says the Coving- II
on (Tenn.) Record, 18th, formerly of this yo
ity, now OF Memphis, organized ladies, Y
mission society at the West Jackson church a,
asst Tuesday night. The society is composed e.
Il some of the best ladies in West Jackson. tn
OFFICER j. W. SMITH, Familiarity called US
Dandy Smith," who accidentally shot him. is
elf last Thursday night, had the ball ex- ne
-acted from his leg the following day. His lsi
MUSICIAN propounces the wound a very SUI
ainful one. "Dandy" has been on the po- sol
ce force some ten or twelve years, and has go
ways been faithful, efficient officer. His eve
lends wish him a speedy recovery. co'
THE BARON AND DARoNEss DE CHARErTE,
hose residence is in Rome, passed through
ashville on Thursday. They were met Sn'
ere by Colonel George Polk, of Maury,
ost genial and polished gentleman. The D
IRON made an alliance with distinguished c cas
merican family in his marriage to Miss afte
ntoinetie Polk. The baron and his aide, pies
i'd the baroness, will spend several weeks
Ashwood, near Columbia, Maury county. was
The Cincinnati papers contain lengthy sale
ID laudatory accounts OF the recent COM hay
sncement exercises at Mount Notre Dane, nou
e of the leading and justly celebrated as
lools of that vicinity, at which Miss Flor and
ce Toof, of this city, carried off first hon. on
), and with them two beautiful gold med at a
J. The South is congratulated by our CO. hav
nporaries in having, in this instance, cap not
ed an unusual share OF prizes for pro- pigl
ency in music and for general excellence. Ath
By reference to the advertisements it will will
seen that Prof w 8 Jones,s school will will
at sos Main street. Only long experience opir
teaching could have secured such success that
Prof. Jones had last year, eighty-fve stu men
lis having matriculated in his school,. As app
school is now on permanent basis If feati
hit to- and doubtless will. be we'll natron- ical
l. Prof. Jones will be assisted by Prof. can
!. Stewart who. like himself ia a gradn- craft
of State university. ute !,
IE who watcheth the lilies hath plucked W, w.
III 'n ba,yn e., VII, sn a. ese sr all p
me- N.' ~ naPPy nome' ,Iile .ue ne" close
u :. sun u 1880 Was eAnsus me oem appl
,ted to heaven sweet little Fanny Gal
ay Russell, infant daughter of James V. oeins
Lucille w. RUSSELL, of Forrest City, Ark. GENT
er was there such perfection of beauty NO"
M The eves that snarkled benesth tbe;r Whe
v lids The brow of beantv tbe fa;rv Whit
is The swast Inns that on;yersd With made
ant smiles tbs coo;rg noto, fror, H. closel
flowing heart of love, will live in stricken aoou'
Is forever. For eight months the life of
lear child fickered and fared, inspiring was
nately bright hope and sad despair. Il ca
hearts and hands of a fond father to sps
young mother were stretched toward my h
en- praying that their first born love
1t be spared in its lovelinefs and beauty. will !
from the clouds there came no help, pains
the little flower was carried away eddy platte
IN the remorseless stream that rushes to IN bet
grave. But when the grieved parents Gratis
t that they will meet their little angel spring
e land TO which it has winged its flight, nessee
m will come that will bring smile in sensat
midst of burning tears. Grief has He VI
ge power in opening the hearts of those he b
sorrow in common, and the friends and on on
ions of the childless parents will weep and ii
which sympathy has wrung from their lookir
1t may be truly said OF Fanny Gal cslly,
' RUSSELL red he
u She died in beantv like the iews indivi
From flowers exhaled away, He 81
She died in beauty, like star sevent
No'' oi INC Wv" - 0' the tic
4 She lives in glory, like the gems who
Sat nr1nd the radiant moon