The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
PERSONAL.

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RI. COCHRAN has returned to the
city.
HENRY HURST went to st. Louis last
night. X.
CHEAP weather strips at Z. Wright's
paint store, No. Ala Main street.
GEORGE LESTER, of this city, was a
visitor at Bstesville, Miss, this week.
A. ]. McWHIRTER, Of Nashville,
Commissioner OF Emig grafton, Is in the
city.
Miss LAURA PAGE of Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting relatives on Union
street.
A. J. BARNETT and Mr.. G. Y. Nor
ton, of Ripley, Mics. have been here
on business trips this week.
A. T. GOODWIN and wife have re-
turned, after spending few weeks
pleasantly in New Orleans.
Miss Rosa Rooms, OF Jackson,
Tenn, is visiting Mics Permelia Vac
caro- at No. 1855 Vance street.
A. s. BARBoRo, a former resident OF
this city, but now a prominent mer-
chant of Arkansas City, is here on
visit.
THE book reception at the Clara
Conway Institute was the project OF
the pupils, and they alone sent out
cards. Miss Conway sent none.
Col. Ton NEAL, Of the Dyersburg
Gazette, accompanied by his wife, was
in the city yesterday, and with sew
eral other notables from Dyer county
took in the opera.
II Harry Bush, formerly Of New
York, will call at the Peabody Hotel
tomorrow at 3 o'clock pm. he will
hear something 10 his ADVANTAGE.
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THE Jim Glass who was fined $40
yesterday In the Police Court for dis
orderly conduct was not the james f.
Glass who works fort9 oodruff, Oliver
& Co., and resides at No. 1865 Beale-
street.
@. H. LEY, of Chicago, a bicycle
trick rider, is here on a visit. The
Memphis Cycle Club would like for
him to give an exhibition before his
departure, as the performances would
be interesting.
The readers of the APPEAL will
doubtless be pleased to learn that Mr..
W. L. Cameron, Secretary of the
Memphis Water Works, will be re-.
tanned by the new company. Mr..
Cameron is a capable, courteous and
popular officer, and has legion OF
friends.
DENNIS DoNNKLLY and Miss Mary
Lesry were married last Thursday
night at the residence Of Mr.. Dono.
hue, No. 72 Johnston avenue. There
was large attendance of friend,
presents were numerous, aud the &C.
casion was happy one to all who par
ticipated in the festivities.
]. B. RoHRER, OF Lancaster, Pa,
will be married to Miss Jennie N.
Winchest T, Thursday, December Cd.
The wedding will take place at the
residence Of the father OF the bride,
Mr.. George Winchester, on Third
street, the Rev. Davis sessums Of.
floating, Mr.. and Mrs. Robrer will
leave for Lancaster, Pa, their future J
home, direct y after the ceremony.
DIR. ALEXANDER WINCHELL arrived
in the city yesterday and is the guest
of Mrs. Darlington Macon. He will
address the people this evening on
Science the Ally Of Christianity"
tomorrow evening "The Lifetime OF
a World" and Tuesday evening, "Iss
Evolution Godless2" Tickets at the
book stores and at the door, corner OF
Union and Second streeta, Young
Mems Hebrew Association Hall.
AT t1e Athletic entertainment two
cloaks were missed by their owners,
and one cloak was left over unclaimed.
One is a steel plush cl ak, handker-
chief in pocket marked in full; the
other is a seal-brown plush Dolman
(short), trimmed in light beaver, 6n-
ished with fringe Of light and dark
fur balls alternately. The mistakes
can be recti6ed by Supplying TO Mr.
Clarke Knowlton, who has possession
Of the wrap that was left over. BE
can be found at 288 Main street.
LIST Of Shelby street ladies who re-
ceive on Tuesday. 1t were well II
other streets would observe the same
custom on other days: Mrs. Coe, Mrs.
Re Vance, Mss Annie Jones, Mrs.
Malcolm Semmee, Mrs, Elicit, Mrs.
Boggs, Mrs. Arlington, Mrs. E.
Meacham, Mrs. Goodman and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. s. P. Read, Mrs. Jefferson,
Mrs. Duval, Mrs. PfondHt, Mrs.
Mrs. Speed, Mrs. Graham,
Mrs. Treadwell, Mics Shauks, Mrs.
John Graham. Mrs. Saunders, Miss
:aundeTs, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Coffin,
Mrs. Farnsworth.
Mn. w. B. GALBRRATH, who has for
70 many years been leading cotton
actor and commission merchant OF
Memphis, has removed to Boston,
Mass, where he has opened an Office
1nder the firm name aud style Of w. B.
ialbreath & Co., cotton factors and
commission merchsnte, No. rs State
treet, corner Of Klby street, Boston,
Mass. Mr.. Galbreath was for years
me oil the most prominent factors and
lmong the very best judges Of cotton
n Memphis, and In his new location
will be in position to advance the
interests of his patrons, Those who
intend doing business through his
house can rest assured that such busi-
iefs will be attended to promptly aud
,are!ully, and the very best prices for
be HeecV BtaDla that the market |