The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-24
PERSONAL.

RATTLE Tor crazy quit, on eKnlDlJlO
at Gem Saloon. No. 295 Second street.
DR.. A. V. s. LISDsLEY, OF Nashville,
was in the city yesterday en- route to
his home.
Mrs. RUTLAND. OF Athens, Ala, Ia
visiting her ulster, MrP. Dr.Sawyers, at
Ne. APO Mississippi avenue.
W. A. CASEY, formerly with Often
heimer & Schwartz, is now with X. IL.
W. Goodwin, No. 1913 Main street.
Mrs. II. w. BARTHOLOMEW, one OF
Decatur, ILL.,, is wishing her relatives,
the family Of Mr.. J. M. Goodbar, No.
3l2 Vance street.
b. r. BATES, Of 81. Louis, suporin-
tendent of the Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph Company, is In the city,
and will remain for day or 30.
PAUL T. VoLKNEs, general stove
repairer. Stoves sat up, polished and
repaired. Prompt attention paid to
postal cards. Address, corner Ala
bama and Second streets.
CAPT. SrUBBs, with his popular
show, in which there are 1870 men and
a large number of animals, will ap.
pear at Jackson, Tenn November Let,
and will visit Memphis soon afterward.
J. d. sHANKs, who has been con-
nected with the china and queensware
trade for the last thirty years, has
taken charge OF the retail department
OF Floyd & Go. He will be glad to zee
his old friends.
AT THE funeral OF the late Mrs.
Vickers, which takes place today, the
pail bearers will be B. +. Halter, Capt.
AID Storm, J. ]. Duffy, Robert Gallo
way, j. o. McClintock, Henry ]. Lynn,
L. A. Keeling and A. +. Davis.
ATTENTION Is called TO the adver-
tisement, in another column, OF the
grand auction sale 10 be made Wednes-
day, November 18th, OF Holstein cat
tie, imported direct from Holland by
Adamson & Ronaldson, importers.
The Dancing Academy Of Mrs. Flor
ence Finley Moore was reopened yes
terday afternoon at the j. M. Het hall
with great eclat, most Of the pupils OF
last season being there to renew their
connection with the school, end many
new recruits bsing added TO the rolls.
As this academy Is pAtroniZsd only by
the elite OF Memphis society, parents
DESTROYS OF furnishing their children
with instructions in dancing are not
only assured Of shillful teaching but
Of refined companionship.
The Memoirs OF Gen. r. T.. Lee,
now being Canvassed for In this city,
Twill doub less prove to be the most
| authentic history that has reached the
reading public in the last quarter OF Z
century. This work WIS commenced
by Gen. Lse during his lifetime and
at his death left unfinished. At this
point 1t was taken by Gen. Long, bis
military secretary, and with the assist
ance OF Gen. Lees family will be %
near an autobiography as any 1t would
be possible 10 obtain from another
hand than that OF Gen. Lee himself
The official reports contained in THU
work are supplemented by the publ
cation for the fret time OF the conf
dental letters and dispa ches to Preai
dent Davis and the Secretary OF War
taken from the private letter book o
Gen. Lee and from ofiic'al papers here
toiore inaccessible and unpublished
furnished through the courtesy OF the
authorities in charge Of the govern
ment records at Washing on. A por
ton Of the proceeds OF this work viii
be donated to the Confederate Sol
diers' Home at Richmond, Va, auC
this fact alone ought to be sufficien
TO secure large subscription list. r
b. Spillman, agent, 10 West Cour
street.