The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
LOCAL BRRv1rrEs.

The July term Of the County Court be
gins tomorrow.
Mrs. Geo. b. Coleman had relaps,
fever.
A convict named Patterson. sent nm n q,
long ago from the County Court. made
his escape from the Workhouse Yesterday v,
No. go Raybun avenue, a one-story
frame cottage occupied by negroes, was
ing.
"Erminie" will be presented for the last
time at Jackson Mound Park tonight
Patience will BIO put on tomorrow
night
The Sunday schools OF the CITY will hold
mass meeting at o'clock this afternoon
In the First Baptist Church, corner Second
and Adams streets.
MIR. W. III. Dale, formerly of Tipton but
now a resident OF Shelby County. near
kerrville. has a large field OF clover. the
grass being four feet and over in hight and
robust.
The club picnic for the benefit OF the
Johnstown sufferers wilttakc place today
at flizgibbon's Grove, on the louisville
Road. Trains leave the depot at 0 O'Clock
am. and 2 O'Clock pm.
Mrs Leonard was again put under n
peace bond yesterday. She had been
making herself too numerous around the
premises Of Mrs. NJ. +. Blaylock, and her
conduct became unbearable.
A. Weber * Co., OF Hickory VITA.
Tenn. have sent 10 The APPEAL n cotton
bloom. which they claim 10 be the first in
Fayetie County. II was grown by viii
Stafford near Hickory Withe.
The finance committee for the relief Il
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has acknowledged
receipt OF $40 from the Hope Night School
pupils, the proceeds Of an entertainment
given by them for that purpose.
Assessor Smith, his deputies and clerical
force have finished the assessment for lsSQ.
and the chief is getting his report ready
for the County Court. The total yalua-
ton found in city and county is near sIO.-
0o0.0O
The full dress drill and dance 10 be
given by the Montgomery Guards will
take place,on Monday night, July I, nj the
Young Mems Hebrew Association Hall. nj
5 o'clock. IL will be great social event
and largely attended.
The monthly meeting Of the + rec Kin
derearten Association will be held in the
Peabody liotelparlor Tuesday, June ., at
10 o'clock q. IN. In view OF the importance
Of the business to be discussed full at
tendance is earnestly requested.
Vincent Campiglia's Italian Quartet
parlor Orchestra, composed OF two VIC.
Inns, flute and harp, favored Tue Ar.
IEAL with another entertaining serenade |
ast night A number OF high grade com.
positions were admirably performed.
Mrs J.. II. Martin fell down the steps
II her residence. No. 40 Madison street,
Friday night, sustaining broken leg and |
,ther painful injuries. Superior surgical |
kill and loving attention from family |
md friends will bring her to speedy recoy- |
Try.
The Southern Express Company Nine
vas defeated yesterday In game OF ball |
oy tho Louisville, New Orleans q Texas |
iine. One oil the regrettable features OF |
he game was the breaking OF one of
Catcher Benefits fingers, a circumstance
o which the Express boys attribute their
iefeat
james Davis. prosperous young farmer |
'esiding five miles north OF Memphis. an.
'eared at the Police Station yesterday and |
asserted claim TO the s.. 0OOin gold iound |
ecently by fisherman on tho bank OF the |
Mississippi River at Friars Point, Miss.
lie states that he can prove the money 10 |
lave been lost by james Davis. Sr., his |
incle, during the war, from the deck OF a |
teamboat Tho claimant oilers q reward |
4 $1,000 for the finder.