The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14

visit to Col. Lee McCAughau, her
father-in-law.
The Rev. DIR. Martin arrived home
yesterday evening.
Mr.. JACOB GorTIKB, a pioneer OF
Cincinnati, is in the city.
MRS. I. j. LAKE has gone TO Jack
son, Tenn, to visit relatives.
Miss JENNIE MONTGOMERY at Cal
vary Church, morning services.
CARR. JOE T. McGKHEE. Sheriff Of
Madison county, Ala, is in the city.
Col. r. L. sPRIoa, OF Cincinnati, and
Capt. A. g. Dugsn, Of Louisville, are
at the Peabody.
FRANK P. GRAY, OF Little Rock, and
Frank Lerch, OF San Angelo, Tex, are
at the Peabody.
STANLEY HUNTINGDON, a new Mem
phis novel, by Sydney ]. Wilson, ia
now on sale at all book stores.
MISS RoGERs, OF Kentucky, and Mis-
Pope, OF Arkansas, are visiting Miss
Eldridge, OF McLsmore avenue.
CHARLES A. BIREIE, OF Springfield,
Mass, and J. Il. Hammond, OF Ro-
chester, N. Y, are at the Peabody.
Miss ANNIE LEE Polk, who has been
visiting Miss Pet Galloway in this
city, has returned 10 her home at
Helena, Ark.
MRS. J. II. THOMPSON Ia home sgain
after q pleasant sojourn OF Q few
weeks, with friends, at the little city
OF Humboldt.
JOHN ]. MASON, the accommodating
and courteous deputy sheriff, is again
at his desk, after O severe and pro.
tracted spell OF illness.
TRAoY's design for the fret page OF
the menu used ct the Doak banquet on
Friday evening was highly oompli-
Snnonted by every guest present.
TEE young ladies' Of the Cen trial
Baptist Church intend giving con-
cert In q short time, which will be q
rare treat to the music loving public.
Miss JENNIE RcGKRs, OF Kentucky,
10 in the city the guest OF Mrs Grace
EldIidge. Miss Camille Pope, OF
Afkansas, is also visiting Miss Ell
bridge.
Mrs MATTE OoURrs, OF the A. N.
kellogg Newspaper Company, left last
night for Nashville, TO place her sis
tiers, Misses Gertrude and Sammis
Dickins, at st. Cecilia Academy.
THERE will be reduced fares on all the
railroads entering Memphis for those
who attend the eale of imported Hol-
stein cattle, TO take place here on No
vember 18th. See advertisement.
TIE Cleaners will give a musical
entertainment, at the Brick Church Ia
Chelses, Friday evening, November
10th. Some Of the leading amateurs
OF the city will participate. AdmiS
sion, 25 cents.
THERE will be a meeting OF the
Board OF Managers OF the Women's
Exchange Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the rooms of the Exchange.
A full attendance is earnestly re-
qussted. Business OF importance.
LowRNsTISE & Co. are occupying
the new brick building on the corner
Of Main and Vance as drug store.
The senior member ia a graduate in
pharmacy, and fully competent to dis.
charge the duties OF a frst-class drug.
pist. His stock Is freeh and Of the
best quality. OitiE ms OF South Mem
phis will find this q convenient and
reliable drug store.
Mr.. LOUIS KLoTz, who was an EN-.
ploye of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company In this city during
yellow fever days, will be married to-
day at 4 O'Clock 10 O charming young
lady OF Washington city, at her resi-
dence, 800 Sixth street. Mr.. Klotz 10
still in the employment Of the tele-
graph company, and 10 stationed at
the capital.
DR. H. M. LEWIS, oculist aud OPP
tician, late Of st. Louis, No., has Just
fitted up an elegant Office over Lyle
4 Shields's grocery store, corner
Adams and Main, where he is ready
to fit all sights aud make glasses
to order. The public are informed
that the doctor has DO glasses for sale
other than those made by himself, and
10 conformity with the measurement
Of the eye. The doctor has made that
his special stndy and has all the latest
scientific tests aud instruments to in
sure perfect and easy sight. Ply
ticians prescriptions for glasses care
fully filed. Office hours from 8 TO IL
o'clock, and from 2 to 8 O'Clock pm.
DR.. II. M. Lewis, oculist and optician,
2lS Main street, southeast corner
Adams and Main.
Sol. COLEMAN has returned from
81. Louis, where he has been success
full in placing large orders for his
famous Ko-Ko Tulu. The merchants
OF st. Louis pronounce Coleman's
Ko-Ko Tulu rs incontt stably superior
10 aup other article OF gum manufac-
tnred, and were quite liberal in tn ir
orders, The result Is that the Ko-Ko
Tulu factory is now unable to meet
the demand upon II, and although
double the usual number OF hands are
employed the factory 10 still behind
its ordes This gratifying degree OF
success is the result OF judicinus and
LIBERAL advertising, coupled with the
production Of an article in every way
ann al IN ita advaVtis ad tnartla