The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-22
PERSONAL.

JOHN P. FINLuY, Of Greenville, Mis'.,
is in the city.
G. McLAURAE, e prominent attorney
Of Rolling FORK, Misc, was in the city
yesterday.
WALTER GREGORY assures the AP-
PEAL that he has no idea of moving
II Birmingham, as has been reported.
He merely went there ON a business
trip.
HARRY HOGAN aad bride, OF Blsn-
Ton, Misc, lsf. for home ye' terday,
after a sojourn OF several days in This
city. He is a prominent merchant
and planter OF Deer Creek.
DR.. ORANDoTF, a prominent Dhv-
eirian and planter OF Rol ipg Fork,
Miss., passed through the city yesteI-
day en- route for homo. after spending
the summer in New York and other
Eastern ciiifs
SITwELL HARRIS and wife, (, t Louis
vile, KY, are stopping at the GAyoso.
Mr.. Harris in prominently engaged in
the hotel register business, and holds
contracts for supplying over six hum
bred leading hotels with his Iegi6ter.
J.F. CAMPBRLL, owner of Jim Gray
and other noted horsee, arrived yes
terday and registered at the eabody.
He brings the following string OF
hor, es with him: Jim Gray, Punka,
Little Joe, LATTE, Ligan, Berlin,
Kiohba, Miss Goodrich, Lucy Lewis,
Waukesha, Bessie u. and Logan.
Tom L. NORMAN and Miss Ida Lee
Ellis we're married last night ut the
re-, idenCe OF the brides mother, No.
l45 Madi on street, the ceremony be-
ing performed by the Rev. Eugene
Danie'. Quite la'gs crowd OF wall
known Mempians were present on
the occasion. The groom was formerly
connected with the Charleston rail
road, but more recently an attache OF
the express company. The Young
bride fortunately enjoys the friend
chip OF large circle, ali OF whom will
join in thu hope that the bright skies
which ushered in her wedding day
may be typical of her welded life.
A large number OF han dsome pres nts
attested the esteem in which the br de
il held by admitting friende. The
newly welded couple left on the mid
night train 10 visit relatives OF the
groom in North Alabama.
THE LouiSvii'e Times thus speaks Of
Mai. Ii. M, Doak: "lhe Times sincerely
nouns the accession OF PatsoD' Doak
ON the ranks of the bard workers OF
the press to accept sint cure as Clerk
Of the United Stats Curt. AS a
writer Ct Ems pure and undefiled,
he has few equals in the profession
which he 30 long adorned, and his
loss will further weaken it at point
where it most needs rar gthening.
Having been brave soldier, lair
lawyer and az excellent journals, 1t
g es without The necessity OF say ing
that he will make a model Clerk of
Court-so long a. he sticks to the
typewriter. The man who can rea
the 'ParsoL'o' manuscript has not yet
been born, and this sweeping iimlta-
ton must be understood to include
the tParson' himself. OF course he is
TO have a fst salary and lean amanu-
ensie, aud, as this is oonsummation
devoutly to be wished, we weep with
the Avalanche aud rejoice with the
lat9 editor" To which the Nseh-
vile Uaioa adds no follows: "We enter
our solemn prntett aRainft the az
poin'meut CT II. Nj. Doas to be Clerk
Of the United States Circuit Cpu I ut
Ma hvllle upon the ground that no.
body eau fill thu vacancy which bis
resignation will create. The p ess
can't spare him, while the woods are
full OF fellows who can make clerk, I"