The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-02
LOCAL BREvIrIss


Tie ladies OF Grace Church are re.
quested TO meet In the rectory Monday,
June 8, at 3 O'Clock pm.
City taxes not paid by Monday next win
have 10 be collected by levy. Tax Col
lectors Mason and Lee will proceed under
the law TO levy on the property OF all de-
lnqucnts ON Monday.
The Rev. II. A. Nenablc, OF the First
Baptist Church, will preach a sermon this
evening 10 the old people. The aged gen.
: orally are invited. Some old songs will be
sung also. All are invited.
The fire yesterday afternoon was at No.
$50 Main street, and caused by the care
less handling OF gasoline stove by the oc-
cupants The house belonged 10 Mr.. John
CASTOR and occupied by Mr.. A. L. Law
renee. Loss triiling.
Tho Board Of Managers Of Children's
Home return thanks 10 the Merchants
and Cotton Exchanges for the generous
donation OF S77.75, proceeds from baseball
entertainment Mira. d. +. llaller, chair
man.
When chicken picks is way out OF the
shell, on your way home, just alter being
insured by your grocer that those eggs
are fresh, Is the time when faith In hui
ulhh N'iaNis h"o W "''"N " fN"N
crunch.
The monthly meeting OF the Kinder
parten Association will be held nj IS Mon
roe street, Tuesday, June I, nj 10 o'clock
am. A iull attendance earnestly re-
queslcd because Of the great importance Of
the business 10 be transacted. by order
OF President.
There will be an important business
a
Association on Monday night, at s o'clock.
Every member who Is Interested In the
future success OF tho association Is urged
90 lay aside all other engagements and DO
on hand for this occasion.
The Rev. II. G. Cronin. ID. D., distin-
ruishedand eloquent divine Of Springfield,
Mo, will preach at the Strangers Church
today and tonight Sermon In the morn
ing specially 20 the Sunday school scholars
and workers. Those who hear this emf
ncnt minister will DO well repaid.
Tho Young LADIES' Missionary Society
OF the Fist Baptist Church give their iirst
missionary concert this evening nc 3
O'Clock. There will be short addresses by
]. 81. Stccn, l. n. Siarkc, H. q. Craig
and tho pastor. There will be good and
appropriate music. Tho public generally
are invited.
The West Memphis Ferry Company
have shown commcndablo enterprise in
the erection OF an elegant pavilion on their
grounds nj West Memphis. which vii
be opened to the public today free o.
charge. Visitors can take the steamer
Bryan, near the foot Of Union street, ans
half hour during the day aud be landed
at the pavilion steps.
porsons bent on having their kind oil
fun have found amusement and occupa
ton 10y pcriorating the barrel bouy at the
foot Of the sand bar, opposite tho elevator
with bullets. II serves as fair target iol
amateur marksmcn, but few bullet holes
will cause Il TO sink, hence those wh'
placed Il there are anything but kindly
disposed toward the shooting sports.
The board OF managers Of the IounI
Woman's Boarding Home will please NEE
promptly on Tuesday, June 4, at l0o'clocl
am, at No. o. Union street. IL h YER
important that each member be present
and that the committees have thcirrcp0rt
60 present without delay Mombers Of ihi
Association will be welcome. Don't iai
30 be in attendance NJ this meeting. Mrs
Samuel Watson, Chairman.
The annual picnic Of socieia Ill Union
Fraiclanza Italiana will BIO held OF
"Wednesday next, the 9th instant, at Esti
val Park. Tho committee OF arrangement
has made all necessary preparations 4
entertain the visitors 10 the grounds In tn
afternoon or nj night Tho procession
will start from the corner OF Adams an
Second streets nj o'clock In tho after
noon. Admission SOC, ladies and ehildrc
free.