Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-30

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1CsffcE THOMAS FLEMING and daughter
have gone to Cincinnati.
Miss EVA GABAY and sister have re-
turned from Cincinnati.
CART. HARRY ALIEN and wife left last
evening for New Orleans.
E. w. HUNTER has gone TO Michigan
City, Miss, on business.
H. C. TINGEs, Kansas City, visited the
Merchants Exchange yesterday.
Mrs. ]. S. WHITING, J. B. Kirby and L.
II. Roots, all of Little Rock, were in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. JUDGE J.. r. EAKIN, of Little Rock,
is in the city, guest OF Mrs. Miles Stand
ish, on Vance street.
WILLIAM LUNN, ST., left for st. Louis
last night Cia the Chesapeake, Ohio and
Southwestern railroad.
THE Hon.. Jacob Frolich, of Little Rock,
is in the city, on his return home from
the Louisville Exposition.
J. H. ScRUGGs & Co., produce commits
sion merchants, have opened a hoase at
252 Front street. See their card.
r. L. McELRoY left last evening for st.
Louis. His friends say he will not return
alone. Ben NJ. Stainback ''plays second
fiddle"
Mr.. JAS. G. WATKINS has connected
himself with NJ. & f. G.. Kremer & Co.,
where he will be glad TO meet his friends
and customers.
Miss LoRENA SPEcHT and Mrs. s. s. Walter
and daughter returned last evening, after
spending three months among the hills of
old Kentucky.
Mr.. JOSEPH SPEcHT, sR., and family have
returned from a tour of Eastern cities and
watering places. He is looking much i'm
proved by the trip.
THE cards are out announcing the nup-
tials of Miss Mamie, daughter of Mr.. s.
5. Fucker, to Mr.. Morris Lewyn, a promi-
nent merchant OF Texarkana, Tex.
MISSES LoTTIE AND ALMA MILLER came
in on the Louisville road from Cincinnati.
Miss Alma has come to visit her former
home, friends and relatives, after an alb
sence OF several years.
CAPT. JESSE K. BELL, New Orleans; D.
H. Townsend, Shelby county; Z. Rich
ardson, New Orleans; George B. Hous,
Louisville, and r.. c. Redus, Her
uando, Miss, registered at the Cotton Ex-
change yesterday.
Mr.. JAMES HALLows, formerly engineer
on the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad,
has accepted aposition as master mechanic
on the Mobile and Northwestern railroad,
which has purchased two new engines.
Capt. Lyons made a wise selection in Sc
curing Mr.. Hallows.
THE following parties left for st. Louis
this morning, ria the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern railroad: Mrs. J. NJ.
Hix, NJ. Mas and wife, Ellis Leubrie,
Miss Gussie Leubrie, f. w. Clapp, J. p.
Ryan and wife, James Monaghan, Mrs. H.
NJ. Hill, Miss Emily Hill, J. ID. M~ontedon-
leo, NJ. Cooper, Mrs. S. Baumann, Mrs. L..
C.. Jordan, l.. Good, S. L. Johnson and
daughter, Miss A. Birdsong, Mrs. NJ. d.
Ruser, G. NJ. Edwards and wife, Mrs. d
A. Merrill, James Hoffman, John Brown,
Mr.. Foster, NJ. Fuld, p. J. Kortrecht, J.
A. Randle, Mr.. Randle, Capt. Cubberly,
Miss Annie Jones, Mrs. l.. Brown, NJ. l..
Meriwether, William Lunn, Miss E. Over
all, Jacob Freidlander, Mrs. NJ. ].
Schmidt, Louis Buchhalter, Thomas f.
Fox, r. NJ. McLeroy, Ben NJ. Stainback,
R. A. Howell and 5. Boutwell,.
One of the most enjoyable dances OF the
season was given at the residence of the
Hon. Wm.M. Randolph, Friday evening, the
2Sth instant. Among the many that partici-
pated therein were noticed the following:
I Misses Laura Randolph, Lucie Petit, Bet
tie Jones, Jessie Kenneday, Maggie Poston,
Lou Haynes, Bette Gregory, Fannie Fus-
sell, Sophia Houston, Eva kenneday, Mel
lie Hicks, Lizzie Hunt, Branch Kenneday,
Laura Lengsfeld, sAnnie Conrad, Allie
Treadwell, 10. Poston, Annie Taylor, Eva
Saunders, Mary Brown, and Messrs. w.
H. Pullen, Henry Barrow, V. G. Moseley,
w. L. Haynes, Charles Churchill, Z. c.
Jones, jr., T.. +. Campbell, B. NJ. Brown,
Will Phillips. w. s. RogerSOn, f.. +. Talley.
C. +. Carver, Cooper Nelson, John Edring-
ton, Harry May, Frank Hawkins, A. NJ.
Marye, j. L. Taylor, John Morgan, Frank
Poston, Arthur Robinson, j.. Thompson,
Jim Brewer, George Storm, 7. A. DeLoach,
G. C. Webb, w. V. Hill, 2. Kortrecht, c,
Y. Harvey, Archie Sneed, S. Montgomery
Jimtom Dalton, Frank Francisco, Ben K
Pullen, jr., r. Houston, II. Houston ant
Ben Williamson.