Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
q PARAGRAPHS.
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The ~dog-killer is a success.
Criminal Court adjourned 10 Friday.
Judge Greer left for Nashville last night.
The land Speculation is getting in his
work.
Gas will give way to electricity on the
levee.
-Dswberries retail at ten cents a quart
on the streets.
The dealer in canned vegetables is put
ting down prices.
The Cnsucery Court has adjourned 10
Wednesday next.
The Eekfords will meet at their head
quarters tonight.
Only St and twenty days-yesterdsy's
Police Court pickings.
Bonds amounting to $4,000 were filed
for funding yesterday.
Judge Eldridge tried two Bartlett habeas
c9rpuS cases yesterday.
-srcund street will be paved from "eend
to eend" in sixty days.
The strawberry season is about over, and
ra3pberries are coming in.
The amsteur athletes promise another
entertainment at an early date.
-Msrrisge License was issued yesterday 10
Jacob Miller and Miss Ida Bruner.
The pile of marble at the loot of Madi-
son st eet at last looks like 3 customhoUse.
"A meeting of the Lind League will be
hello TO night at the Knights of Red Branch
hall.
The idea of laying a plank foundation
for stone streets has long since been aban-
doned.
A delightful picnic was given by the So
ciets d Unioue e Frstsllapzi, at Estiyal
yesterday.
Forty Ire dollars selling tax was paid
the S ate and county on a piece OF property
sold yesterday.
The name of J James Misfortune appeared
on last nights Police docket, opposite a
charge Of drunk.
Several important cases before the Po-
lice Court we're continued yesterday moruing
for various reasons.
All the schools will soon be closed and
three mouths Of ronPios stare suffering
mammas in the face.
The interior of the statiouheuse is be-
ing reprinted after the style Of the old mas.
ters-a long way after.
The two churches on Poplar street, near
Third, seem to be- running a race toward
lneiT respective Spires.
The sewer on Lauderdale street will be
extended next week to lake in about twenty
five houses beyond the bayou.
The Mammoth Cotton Compress, on
AdHms street, was sold Yesterday to the Mer.
charts Company tor $4,000 each.
Suit was fled in Tue Circuit Court yes
teEddy by the Mississippi Valley Insurance
Company sgsinst John Gum for $1,000.
The Mississippi Valley railroad prom
ises 10 be ready to nsul cotton in from q dis
tsnce OF eighty miles by the LIST of October.
Cosucellor Mcdowell presided in the
United States Courl .oom yesterday, his tri-
bunai being III tine hands OF the white.
washer.
The mattresses along the edge of the
river bed are not intended for river men 10
sleep On. They are intended for new banSs
to lie on.
The farmers smile as suunily as Old Sol
himself. HIS good hunOred warmth aid his
length and breadth OF smile is good for Them
and their crops.
1t is SO quiet 90 my beat" said Patrol.
man uni last nighr, that you might
hang your watch en- a Iamp-post in the even
ing and find il safe in the morning."
"A big f4t female, panied Rachel Shaw.
accused OF coT-siealing, hung the jury yes.
ierdsy. They couidn', see how she managed
TO gst around lively enough fer a cow-thiet.
"A bill OF exceptions Was filed yesterday
inthe case Of NJ. F. ClAveIie, Appealed. Luf'.
nstes TO Auditor Loop have not get been pro.
duced IN court. Tney referred Mr.. Loop to
a sell known halter for information as TO
Claverie's character.
-FrIsky Mi-s Ella Barlow was sentenced
to three months in jail yes erday o rrobbing a
rustic OF 80. She decoyed hum To a room on
Jefferson street, searched his shoes and
stockings for his money, found it and de-