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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
MUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Steady Growth of the National Organi.
sation-Members from Tonnes
sec Solicited.

From the Chicago Indicator.
Secretary Perkins announces that the
annual report will be ready for distribu-
ton on January |, 1889.
The number OF new members who have
joined the association during the past
year is conclusive evidence Of substantial
growth and Of an increasing interest in
the association. The renewals suggest
stability and permanency, conditions to
be desired on account OF the educational
value Of music in the world OF science
and art, and as a proof of increasing in
telligence among the ranks Of the musical
profession, whose members more than
ever realize that organized effort is the
most effective means for the promotion of
music culture, the advancement OF musical
art, the elevation Of the teaching profess
sion and the fostering OF spirit OF true
fraternity among teachers, musicians and
artists.
The new constitution fixes the first pay
ment OF every active member joining the
association after lSSS at S. the annual fee
payable thereafter remaining at 50.
The fee payable by any person joining
before November ! OF this year, /. c., in
time for his or her name 10 appear in the
records Of 1883, is -. All members paw
ing their annual dues arr entitled 10 copies
OF the published report. These reports Of
pages contain full account Of
the proceedings Of the annual meetings,
giving verbatim the essays and discussions
OF all artists on the program, consequently
contain much valuable information. ANY
one not a member may obtain a copy Of
the 1886 or 1857 report for 10 cents, or
1883 for - cents. Send stamps. When
writing the officers for information. II you
will inclose n stamp for reply il will be
financial transaction in favor OF the NJ. I.
n. A.
For reports or further particulars nd
dress Mrs. Il. 7. Tobcy, vice-prcsidcnt for
Tennessee, No. ll5 Hill street, Memphis,
Tenn, or II. $. Perkins, secretary, No.
lO2 State street, Chicago, III.
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Al NcWpOrf, Ark.

Miss Sadie Joblin, OF Batesyille. visited
Miss Matte Stayton this week......W. j.
Lucas returned from the cast Sunday .....
The Hon. J. X. Jones was with his
friends here Tuesday......W. g. Vision is
enjoying the thermal waters OF Hot
Springs,....P. w. Arnett, Of Batesville, is
in Fort Smith for medical treatment .....
Mrs. Susan Anthony visited her children,
who are attending school at Searcy......
Mesdames W. b. II. Empire and llorder
are in st. Louis. ..... Miss Kate Minor
Watson and Miss Alberta h. Smith have
returned 10 the Columbia college, Column
bia, Tenn......The home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
n. b. Vision was happy this week, a son
having been born 10 them. Congratula-
tons are being showcred upon the happy
parents from far and near...... Mrs. l.. q.
Ewing was in town Friday. j. i.
Duck, Of Elmo, was here on business this
week .....J. &. Mcclure, ex-mayor
OF Batcsville, passed through town
this week.. Thomas Graham, OF
Graham Bros, Tuckorman, was in town
Friday, making arrangements for the ex-
tension OF the telephone line to that place.
Nv. r. Jones and family returned
from Maryyille, Mo. last week. They will
spend the winter herc.....Appcaranc TO
the contrary, Newport is one of the
hoalthicst plnccs in the South. In popu-
lation OF 5000 We have had only four
deaths during the summer. ...... DIR. Craw-
ford West COntemplatcs building new
store ut Tuckerman......N Newark, eighteen
miles from here, has new distillery;
capacity, forty gallons a day. INDIE
pendencc county fair will commence next
Tuesday at Batosvile..". w. l.. bod, of
Texas, is visiting DR.. H. u. Watson, near
town. ......Iack Drummond and family, of
Eureka Springs, are visiting here. ..,... Will
Mosby and his beautiful young bride re-
turned from 81. Louis this week.
Capt. J. II. Hart OF st. Louis, is
spending lew days with Newport friends
..o.. There were several Memphis evan
gelists Of the grip IN Newport this week
..... Circuit court, Judge James w. Buttla
presiding, will convene next Monday.
The present outlook warrants the state
ment that Newport will ship 10000 bales
this season ...... The Morrison. Decker Stavo
factory, employing 100 hands, will resume
business the LIST OF November. Northern
people continue 10 arrive daily in search
Of homes away from the rigid northern
wintcrs..... Will Mosby goes 10 Fort Smith
this morning IA representative OF Newport
lodge, |. q. o. f., 10 the state Grand lodge.
lie was preceded by Capt q. W. Harley,
past grand master, who left Satur-
day morning...Col. j. &. Ellsworth
OF Ohio, was here this week seeking a cen
trail location for n spoke factory. The
question OF establishing a chair and iurni-
turc factory here is being discussed again,
with every indication Of better rcsuts......
A telephone line connecting this place
with Memphis would pay aud be Of inn
mcnsc advantage to Memphis.
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AtIIarrt.on, Miss.

The High school ut this place, with Prof.
;. A. Morrison principal, and the accom-
plishcd Miss Jessie Hayward, recently Of
Coldwater, as assistant, is progressing most
acknowledgements. Brimlitt and Broad
street and Mr.. Goodson went hunting one
day this week, and reported they manned,
slew and captured two turkeys. three
coons, five opossums and l3l squirrcls......
The dashing Alex Murphy. OF Charleston,
has been coming here often lately, and il
is said he means business. lie always
stops nj the same clearinghouse, pre-
sided over by handsome wldow.....D DIR.
4. II. Clayton, of Columbia, 5. c., has
been visiting his sou, W. T.. Clayton, and
left Friday for home, carrying with
him Miss Clyde Clayton. Mrs. Bet
tic sherman, OF Grenada, who has been
spending several months in Memphis, New
York and other places health seeking, is
solourning among relatives and friends at
this place, her former home. She seems
10 have entirely recovercd......R. Il. Mar
tin has been tho only regular cotton seed
buyer here Tor some time, but now that
Walter Mitchell las gone into the busi-
ness, lively times may be expected -.
Mai. T.. NJ. Harrington has retired from
the mercantile establishment OF W, A..
Turner, and was succeeded by Jimmie
Draper, the popular express agent...... The
railroad company have had large and
substantial platform erected at this place;
our obliging agent, Capt.
Wilson Buckley, is more a1able than ever.
...."Jacob kuykcndall went to the speak
ing At Charleston, Friday, by Presidential
Electors Strickland aud buchanan. ..... The
lively Miss Rosa Green, Of llatton, is Wis.
ting the family OF ". A. Turner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Paris" during bushes trip to the city,.
Miss Kate Walker passed through town
yesterday on her way TO Byhalia, where
she will remain during the meeting OF the
Baptist association ..... Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Roberts and Miss Nellie Gray were in
Memphis Monday Nick Roberts has
obtained situation in Memphis, and left
for that place last Monday......J. q.
Thompson, of Memphis, is in lown......
Col. j. G. Tucker spent Sunday in Sena-
tobia.. .... DR.. ]. W. Gray, jr., Of
Myrtle, is here at his fathers
quite sick. mir. Newman Casey
of Tupelo, came here a few days since to
place his daughter at Maury institute .....
Mrs j.. A. Towns, OF Grenada, Miss Vir-
GINA Towns OF Benton county, and Arm
stead Towns, OF Pickcns, came up Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Andrew Jack
son ...... Andrew Jackson died very sud-
denly at his home in Benton county on
Friday last, and the remains were inferred
here Sunday morning.. Edward A. Rob
erts, who left here few months ago to
make his home in Jasper Ala, died at
that place after Il short illness. The re-
mains reached here Saturday afternoon,
and was buried from the home Of his par
ents at IL O'Clock Sunday morning.....
VIM. Hull, Of Benton county, was here
Sunday ..... Miss Bonnie Upton has re-
turned from visit to Alabama......A cen
tennial service will be held Sunday morn
ing ut the Presbyterian church. The Rev.
q. w. Boggs will deliver centennial adj
dress at 10 o'clock am. and preach at
o'clock p.m...... Mrs Henry =. Martin died
at her home in tins city on Friday, after a
protracted sickness, and was buried Satur-
day aiternoon......M Miss Minnie Dean has
returned from visit to Memphis. Mrs.
A. 4. Brewer was the guest OF MIR. Sam
Prior last week .... The Rev. VIM. III.
Phillips, who has been spending some time
with his sister, Mrs. Il. S. Stith, left for
his home in Maryland Wednesday morn
ing".."Sam Alexander, OF Chulahoma,
was in town a few days ago.. Dabney
and Henry Gray went to see the "Fall Of
Paris last Friday night.....The Rev. Geo.
5. lnge and family have returned from
Corinth......Mrs. Salic Martin and her
granddaughter Miss Mary Martin, who
have been spending the summer
with friends and relatives in this
vicinity, returned to their home in
Florida last Wednesday morning......
DIR. Hyer has returned after an absence Of
two weeks......C Capt j. II. Tucker, Messrs.
Prestron and Charlie Standback, Tom
Ingram and Tom Tyson, of Byhalia, at
tended the meeting Of the Farmers Ali
ancc...... Mrs. Alice Smith is visiting
friends in Arkansas ...... Miss Emma Jones
has returned from visit TO the country.
...... Miss Amanda Chism, Of Fulton, is
visiting Mrs. James Fort......A dramatic
troupe played at the hall Monday and
Tuesday nights. The company failed and
disbanded here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Young Mems Christian association Of the
State OF New York: eve need safeguards
in our town. Every place that belongs to
Satan-and he owns much property in our
towns wide open, the lights are burn
ing, the fire CLOVIS on the hearth. He
makes young men welcome, and their
hearts are sore to get welcome
from some one. Do you wonder 30 many
turn into these places when in every
Christian home and in every hall Of inno-
cence either the blinds are down or man
stands ut the door to look at your ticket
before you can enter? / do not wonder
that without the helping hand young men
go down; the wonder is that they struggle
so before sinking. For they do struggle.
The young man cries with David when
Saul hunted him as men hunt a partridge
beating the bushes: Il looked on my
right hand and beheld, but there was no
man that would know me; refuge failed
me; no man cared for my SOUL MY
refuge has tost its way what cry this Is
to 90 out from soul Brethren, we
ought not to watch this battle from behind
half-closed blinds. No man knows till he has
tried it the courage which it demands in a
young man amid the countless temptations
which his own nature, the world and the
devil throw about him, to fight each day
afresh the battle of purity and truthiulness
and honesty, to deny himself where Others
yield, where none but himself and his God
would be the wiser, and to prefer the re-
proach OF Christ as greater riches than all
the treasures in this self-indulgent,
pleasure loving Egypt in which We live.
1t is piteous to see passion and sin tight
ening about man with noble impulses in
his heart and a soul that might shine with
Christian holiness and no man going to
the relief. Whose business is it to look
after this class OF men? / hear some one
say: 1t is nobody's business in particular
Then we need Young Mems Christian
association. II must be somebody's bust
ness 1t was somebody's business in the
name of Satan TO ruin him; why isn't it
nobody's business in the name Of Christ to
help him?"
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Y. NJ. O. A. NOTES.

Prepared by SECRETARY w. u. taumasicrl
TuE following meetings will be- held In
the rooms Of the Young Mons Christian
association, 20 Main street, today sis
am, conscculion meeting; $50 pm,
meeting Tor BOYS. 800 y M; gospel meet
ing lor mon only. These meetings arc
short, plcasan, aud profitable.
WuAr docs the association do for Young
men? Meets thcm over hall way, iac, 10
face. Cheers them when dcspondcnt.
Raises safeguards around them when UNI
protected. Keeps the body from being
filled With seeds u disease. j. no icspcCicr
OF persons but looks to the worth In each
individual. Trains the mind aud stores Il
with nuhlcr purpososnnd punur ambitions.
Creates nsDcinlaimosphcrc in which young
manhood can without CONTAMINATION.
Gets down 10 the obstacle and nccl OF
each individual case, and points out the
remedy, Seeks not her own, but tries 10
bring OIL within The fold oi the church.
DOES not fupplant the church In truin 9
men ior Christian work, but, owing g. lie
great need and neglect OF young men, i
desires 10 set every young man interested
IN the salvation of his fellows In hrici, 1
creates home ior comfort, school Tor
training, q rvircat for safety, counselor
iuf wisdom, preventive from malndics,
rsl,orcr lrvm injuries. IL is what lac nccds
Unl must have.
Iur following j. an extract from q paper
read before the State association oil ne
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
Al InrI.snn. Tenn.

Joel Rushing Is in Camden, Benton
county, this week, visiting rclativcs......
Mis- Ncttic Mechanism left Monday for
New York 10 complete her course in vocal
music.....C Capt John W. Morton, Of the
iduEsS Farmer at Nashville, was In the
city this week looking after the interests Of
his paper. Misses Matte Fenner aud
Emma liotis left Tuesday Tor New York 10
tc-cnicr the schools of art anl music.
...... Misses Nav and Jessie Voolfolk are nj
home again from trip 10 the Hermitage
ani other points In Middle Tennessee ......
Capt. &. T. lands Is visiting his famivat
Chattanooga this Wcyk.....Capt. 4. 4.
Lindsey b. OF on a trip 10 Princeton, Nv
...... Tom lliuclcrsou let this week Tor New
Orleans o. study medicine IN Tulane uni
Ncrity ui that city,. Mrs. S. H. Peoples.
Of SumcrNllp. Tenn, is here visiting the
family ui Mrs. u. VI. iarris....D VI. Nc
tulchpn Of Yves. Jackson, celebrated his
hiiy.tr.t anniversary last sunday, the
lih, ut Ibis muthcr.iu-lnW'H Mrs. VI. l.
Carpenter. 4 few special friends and
relatives were present A bOuutiiul
table wa-,prId. There were present at the
table representatives ~ four generations.
IN Matte Lee Scales, ui Humboldt,
is in ihc city visiting hur sister, Mrs. u. J..
lclrv, North Royal ,ircct..... MTs. !. 4.
l,anC aud her lovely daughter Mis-, Sea, Of
Spring Cwck, visited friends la town this
Wpok...... Miss Emma Wall, q charming
young lady oi ClHrksulIc, Tenn, Is the
gu Oi H. J. rrcWUtJ....M Miss Nav Col.
Inns has gone 10 Wh.tcWllc, llarlcman
county, To teach CaIrUhcnics IN Prof
Prices school......Col John NJ. TAYLOR. cx.
congressman from ibis district. was here
this week circulating among his friends.
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returned from Middle Tennessee, where
they have spent several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Hunter entertained
Mr.. Clarence Taylor and bride, OF New
York, at an informal tea last evening.
Mrs Miriam J. Andrews is back again
in the Bluff City after most delightful
visit OF several months in the east.
Miss May Hill returned on Thursday
last from st. Louis, where she has spent
the last three weeks in a most enjoyable
way.
Mr.. and Mrs S. ]. Shepherd (nee Miss
Carrie Davis who were married on Tuesday
last, are in the city and at home to their
friends.
Samuel r. Cruise is again in the city,
but with ideas OF permanent location.
Sam laughs to scorn the rumor OF his early
mating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam H. Phillips and child
are now domicilcd ut the Hotel Gayoso for
the winter. Their many friends are pay
ing their respects
Mrs. j. S. Duval returned from Virginia
last week, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Mamie Duval, who will spend the
winter in this city.
This evening, at $3.50 O'Clock pm. q
fashionable wedding occurs nj the jewish
temple on Poplar street. The parties are
Miss Lily Sccsel and Mr.. Ben II. Ashner
w. Alves Sneed, accompanied by II. L.
Guion and VIM. NJ. Snced, left for Chicago
last night to attend the wedding OF w. A.
Sneod and Miss Jennie fenton, beautiful
Illinois belle.
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing nuptials OF Mr.. Avis Snced and Miss
Jessie fenton, OF Chicago. The lady is
remembered us one OF the charming visit
ors OF last winter.
Miss Anna Bruce, whose beautiful
young face is well known at social gather
ings, will return 10 Baltimore for another
year OF study. 10 is needless TO speak OF
the void in many an aching heart.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on Wednesday evening, November II,
at o'clock, OF Mr.. John Mel Jones to
Miss Angie Marie Rogers. The wedding
will take place at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. Thomas j. Rogers, OF
Searcy, Ark.
On "Wednesday next, at II o'clock q. M,
Miss Jennie Montgomery and DIR. Ken
ncdy Jones viii be quietly married at the
brides residence on the boulevard. Only
the immediate relatives will be present.
The newly married pair leave Immediately
for the east, To be gone some weeks. The
friends Of both parties have expressed their
cordial congratulations already. No cards
have been issued for the ceremony.
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No,cmrnls NJ l.romlrrn, r,,,,,

Mis- Hattie IrH.y is,..rur u..#y..
In Nashville Tom.
Ripley funsunHh # ni h..I..E amin
after Trip 90 kentucky
Mn. john J. IW.u. H Zoo II..I, srr.ry.
Mlss., on visit tu u.UNUs.
Nrs. y. II. scwag returned on Friday
fruW q yitlt ,o north Alabama
Mrs W. II. Seward lui daughter Mis-
Susie, arc al home, aiora lengthy au.ue.
north.
Mis- Floy Latham, who has been visit
ing Miss Mary lllIl In IT, Louis reached
home ON Thursday Iat.
The monthly entertainments Of the
ChiChasaw Guards will not begin before
The middle Of November
Mn. :. 4. johnson aud her daughter.
Miss Lizzie, have returned home after "a
pleasant visit 10 So Louis.
Misses Lille and Anna johnson. daugh.
tor 81 J. &. johnson, are visiting Mrs. d.
J.. liallcr, on Jefferson street
Thomas c. lioggs, Of fuE Arrr,i staff
bas Just returned nom % trip 10 NuW York
and io his home Ia Piisbufg
Misses Mary and Nellie Armstrong have
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Mis- Grace lovo'yu has rcoponod her
class iUr private pupils iu ol0yuuou. She
hls been studying in Boston during the
summer With tho famous Dr. Wesley
lmcuon, Who has placed ihc science on
o sound mental basis 4 teacher 0i tho
brIsirU method lpr seventeen years. be-
hls founded q system based upon the
lUnyh masters standards, bat cachclby
morn rational means aud hy which tho
iulclloc, Is cultivated aud strengthened,
facility attained, nature doing the rest.
Call at No. ~ Adams street. after .
o'clock.
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stnrhNLIir- nI..

Dr. Arthur Rice, Of Okloc, was In the
city ior a short wh.r Saturday,. Tho
Rev. Thos Raymond. Of Texas, will preach
iu the Presbyterian church hero sunday
morning aud uight.....rroi }. I. S,lcns,
one 81 the most promucu, young cduca.
tons loo east Mississippi. and resident u
this place, left last week for Clinton, Miss,
where be- goes 10 assume charge oi his du-
ties us professor OF natural sciences In
Mississippi College, 90 which position he
WIS recently rlrclcd... Mu. u. 4. Mont
rpmcry, OF Osborn, lls been In the city
visiting friends aud relatives Tor several
DAYS VHHt...... The Row W. a.. J. Sullivan
anil vito arr spending several DAYS in Ma
con this Wvyk.....T 10 rotus. oi Artrsia.
was iu our city rucslIy aud "wednesday
looking after tho purchase Of some real
estate in our town..,... Several ~ our cti.
gpns have visited the Aberdeen anl Ma
con hirs this week .."luhB War. after an
absence II several months boo n. Louis
his return home.... Alo'ph fucker left
SUNDAY for Grenada, who're be- rncs To
look alter certain Nprl that be- ha. con.
trariyd 10 do la pim r.iy.... Business Is
lyclN Cotton edmiuF loo rapidly. No
vacant business coz r#.irucr houses Ia
town to puL New buildings going NY in
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Tho Baptist association met nj Hyhalia
this Ncuka.a Several of our cilIgcus arc
in attendance, among them Mn. James
Sims, Mr. Nurhr ough and the Rev. Mr..
Miller" MrH. David Mcdowell and Mrs.
Lille Watson are In Memphis. N;r.
H. j. sil,h and daughters. Misses Mary
AMI Minnie, spent Thursday m the "Blul
Cily' ..."toL Logan Walker was IN
Memphis this wc,k...Mr T.. s.. Watson.
OF the South, and Deputy sheriff Capt.
sam Prior are taking Ia the "TalI of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Torrance, was visitor TO Coffeeville this
week......The leaves are beginning TO
wither and draw up, and by and by
they will loosen their clinging grasp upon
a stem which has supported them during
their short life and come fluttering to the
ground. 1t is at this time OF the year that
the average man goes around with his
hands in his pockets, looks solemn, thinks
of the dying 'greenness" OF the summer
past, and vainly wishes TO do something
great and grand. No one can blame them,
for all feel the same way and have felt the
same way as each succeeding Indian sum-
mer rolls around.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

ffum TIC lliilr IH's hH..'fr
The services OF Stephen W. Dorsey have
been SECURED 10y ihc Republican managers
oil NlcN l0IA To- assist iu thc preservation
OF the purity OF the approaching election.
This settles it The additional announce
ment that ihc Hon. li.i Chandler will also
assist makes tho slncily Of tie ballot there
doubly suite.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

every quarter, and everything is as good
rs could be expected. Starkville is not
through growing yet by good deal .....;J.
D: woodward, OF Columbus, was in the
city Sunday......C Carpenters and brick
masons all busy. A good sign Of our rapid
improYement
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Prom the Nashville Democrat
No state was ever before represented In
Congress by such strong team Of first.
formers as the Tcnnrssoans who came TO
the front during the session Just ended
Bate, Richardson, rholan, En.oc, WASH
ingiOn aud Neal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

tsE unutiuluH htiu IifHHIuhIE
Dr. o. &. Stout Syracuse. y S., SAYS II
gave 70 90 ono patient Who was unable tp
transact The most culinary buaura. IHbuso
his brain vas 'tirJl IN cUnIu.odT uuuu the
least mental CNrriIuu Immediate benefit
aud ultimate recovery followed"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
SOCIAL TOPICS.
Events in Memphis and Roundabout.
Movements OF People in ious
Places of the Neighborhood.
Interesting Memoranda About Well
Known Society Lights.
Everybody at Home and Ready for
the Social Campaign.
The Social World whirllng on It's Orbit
Very Much as Usual-An Insight
Into the Events Shortly to
Engage Attention.

This sudden
discussion OF the
noted and fam
Gus beauties Of
the south, now
going through
the press, is SUI.
hcient to stir up
the memories OF
both presentand
older genera
tions. Our faith
crs can tell us
OF the famous
henniN who WIS
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