Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
weather again.

-DEu "caibcA 5oin'
-Pro~ling is fashionable.
Raymond tomorrow night.
Brig thinks a beor is a male hog.
The police are renewing their bonds.
The Knights of Pythias give a ball
February l9th.
The School Board will give select en-.
tertainmeut tomorrow night.
The Ledger insinuates that Timothee
Adsmowski's real name is Tim Adams.
COL Furstenheim says Brignoli may
have had a very good voice 400 years ago.
The attraction on Main street yesterday
was valentine valued at S25 displayed at
one OF our book storea.
The purchase of the jackson block by
Menken Brothers, and their removal to that
immense structure, points TO rapid advance
10 the prosperity of Memphis.
Libraries of fiction, history and science,
magazines, reviews and as fine an assortment
of reading material as in any city can be
found this morning at Mansford's. FL
Up 10 the close of business yesterday
the membership Of the Merch ants Exchangs
footed up 143-nearly fifty per cent. greater
than was anticipated at the organization Of
the Exchange.
The return of the Hess Opera Company
will be welcome event. Both Miss Car.
rngton and Miss ST. Quentin made favora-
BILE impression upon the amusement lovers
in Memphi'.
The fremen and policemen feel grateful
to DR.. Porter for having introduced the bill
10 compensate them for several months labor
done Just before the present system of gov
ernment was organized.
old Brig has the assurance to say.that
without 3 proper support he cannot do
"Manrico' in II Ifouotore. All this in spite
of the fact that Brig's acting in this part is
enough to give anyone the bellyache.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Women's Christian Association will take
place Monday morning at 10 o'clock, at
80 Jefferson street. A general rally of the
working and contributing members Is of
the first Importance. Business will begin
promptly.
Mr.. A. NJ. McCreight, OF this city, gives
the following as relief for asthma: "For
twenty years of my life have had frequent
and severe attacks OF asthma. In December,
1877, after suffering for week, tried, as a
last resort, inhalipg the fumes OF boiling
vinegar. i have never had an attack since. :"
Mr.. Oscar Taylor, formerly of this city,
but now of Webb City, Ark, has in his pos.
session a rare curiosity, it being Confed-
crate silver half dollsr. But four OF these
coins were issued, one of which was sold to
August Belmont. the New York banker, a
short time since for 1915. Mr.. Taylor values
his coin at $1,000.
"A local critic says Miss Kellogg takes
C sharp with the ease OF 8 well-tuned in
strumeut. He also says that her q Hat was
exquisilely carried away, and he went into
rsptures over her "E Puribus Unun', /" though
the stdcelto passages were pervaded by too
much dddgio pianissimo busoombtssino. This
paragraph is written for the APPEALS Euro
pean readers.
-Harugari, a German benevolent society
lately organized in Memphis, and number.
ing its thousands throughout the United
States, will have public installation oil
officers Monday Tomorrow evening, al
Cochran Hall, and it is whispered around
that grand hop will close the ceremonies,
which will be conducted by the grand b ard
of the United States personally. The AP-
PEAL acknowledges an invitation from the
committee in charge of arrangements.
The smacsroni editor of a city paper,
after parading his astronomical feat oil
eating three quails (which is of thrilling in
terest to the public proceeds TO interview
that champion kicker, the venerable Brig
nolj, on Miss. Kellogg and the indiscreei
young man who writes musical notices for
this paper, when he can be spared from
police items. The msearonisn and the
Dsgo singer don't approve Of The young man
but the latter scars superior WHEN he remem.
bers that he did not devote his entire crili-
cism Of Miss Kelloggs singing e descrip-
ton of her arms.