The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-26

was counsel for the other side. IL is not
necessary to say that tho question was
ably discussed on both sides rs the. ability
OF these gentlemen is. well known. We
will merely state the result. License WIS
granted TO Mr. W. 4. Compton and Mr..
sigman to retail spirituous liquorsin Holly
Springs.
Tho local passenger on the Kansas City,
Memphis 4 Birmingham road, which has
been running from Tupclo TO Memphis,
was taken off between here aud Tupelo on
Sunday and only runs between. Memphis
and Holly Springs. Tho schedule has also
been changed and II gets into Memphis
about 0 o'clock am, leaving here at Z
o'clock am.
The Rev. H. NJ. Carson will deliver an
address next Sunday at $50 O'Clock at the
Presbyterian church. All the children
and yonng people in the city are especially
invited to DO present as his remarks will
be principally addressed 10 them.
Mr.. Walter Stith, OF Coilieryillc, accom-
panied by his little daughters, Alione and
Ethel, visited his father, Judge r. s.
Stith, this week. lie returned home this
morning. but left tho little ones TO spend
awhile with their grandparents a'
Miss Maggie Roberts Is at home again.
MD. J. M. Crump, Of Memphis, il
visiting Mrs. NolIie Cruinp.
Mr.. Geo. Garner has been quite sick, but
Is out again.
Mrs. Gertie Leslie. Of Water Valley. is
visiting her parents.
Miss Mary Dancy has returned from
Memphis. gg
Mr.. ii. G. Dailcy, Of Baldwin & Co. .
music house, of Memphis, spent several
days in our city.
Mrs. w. ii. Anderson Is In Memphis,
visiting-ber sister. Mrs. l.. ii. Willis.
Mr.. Jack Crump, OF Benton county, was
In town n few days since.
Representative Greer was here recently
Mr.. John Buxbaum, Of Memphis, was In
town this week.
Mn. A. j. Ernest and Mrs. Martha
Beatty. Of Glade Springs, Va; Mrs. NJ. Il.
Mcfale, OF Chattanooga, and Miss Josie
Wright, Of Fayetteville, Tenn, arc guests
OF Judge w. :. Fcathcrston.
Mr.. Nat Daniel, formerly Of Hudson
vile, and Williamson, OF New Albany,
were united last Sunday morning In the
holy bonds OF matrimony. We extend our
hearty congratulations 20 the bride and
groom, and wish them long life Of happi-
ness and prosperity.
Mr.. .. y. Alexander, formerly Of Chul-
ahona, this county, was killed at Pocahon-
tas, Ark, last Sunday morning.
1. ID. Blumenthal has gone cast for
spring goods.
Mcssrs. ID. and J. A. Bough, Of Wall
Hill, have been In the city.
Mrs. Kemp, OF London, Eng, Is visiting
her daughter, Ms. w. Y. Gholson.
Mr.. Lucius McCombs, Of Red Banks,
was in town Friday.
Mrs. y. A. Tyler visited Memphis re-
Gently.
Capt. J. II. Morgan, Of the Bethlehem
ncighborhood, wins in towna few DAYS ago.
Mr.. X. q. McNamec In on the sick list.
Miss Lucy Babb, OF Byhalia, Is the guest
OF her sister, Mn Frank Dancy.
Mrs. Il. II. Fireman, Of Portland, Ore,
h visiting tho family Of Mr.. w. J. Bran
non.
Mr.. Wiley Athey, who has been attend
ing college In one Of the northern States,
returned home Monday. lie hns recently
obtained the appointment at West Point
through Congressman Morgan, and left
college 10 prepare for the examination next
June.
Master Dabncy Gray has returned from
DcSolo county.
Mr.. Porter, representing n Nashville
music house, WIS IN town this week.
The Rev. J. A. Harris, Of Oxford, has
received call from the vestry OF Christ
Church 10 take charge Of the church at
this place.
some unknown party borrowed (2) q
mule from Mr.. llebdcn lust Thursday
night TO ride 10 the country. The animal
WIS recovered. as .us eer. 81
Miss Henrietta Blumenthal Is In ST.
Louis.
Mr.. Jack Wilson, son and daughter Of
Memphis, attended the funeral Of Mr.. w.
II. Young last week.