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


MRS. NAPOLEON HILL has returne,
home, after an absence OF several months
| Mr.. AND Mrs. LIONEL KREMRR will b.
at home, No. 1858 Linden street, after to
day.
/ MRs. F. d. CARUrHrRs left last nigh
Tor Paris, where she will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. A. J. W.LcH. OF Chattanooga, /,
visiting Judge Dougiass's family, on shelb,
street
Miss Lucy TAYLOR, OF this city, left TO
day Tor Bailey Springs, where she expect,
to spend the summer.
Miss EMMA BoYD, OF Brandon, Miss, |,
visiting her cousin, Mrs. I. s. Stanton
No 1859 fernando street.
TIE Rev. s. NJ. Neel and wife. accom-.
panied by Mrs. S. w. Williams, left las,
evening for Kansas City.
On. J. l.. MINOR leaves for New York
July u, and sails for Europe on the 10Th,
for visit of two months.
MISSES ALICE AND RUrH JAMES. of Dean
avenue, will leave for Chattanooga and
Dayton, Tenn. next Monday at 10 o clock
am.
JSo. r. RisoS, Paris, Tenn; G. ].
Rogers, Grand Junction; ID. l.. Talbert.
Knoxville; ]. N. Buford, Weldon, Ark. Il,
are at the Clarendon.
" Mrs. Mary A. Leverett, or any Of the
heirs OF Calvin A. Litteiield, will call at
the Office OF Young * Martin, No. POS Sec
ond street, they will hear OF something TO
their advantage.
MRs. MARY McASALLY returned from
Marion. Ala, on Friday. after making n
visit to her nephew. Willie McAnally,
who Is a cadet Of the Means Military
School, Of Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. NJ HEuER left last Tuesday TO
attend the Musical Convention, M Phila.
delphia. From there she will 10 10 the
New England Conservatory OF Music, OF
Boston. to study during the summer.
MRs +. 7. ToBKY left yesterday for
Philadelphia, TO attend the annual meet
ing OF the Music Teachers National Asso-
citation. She will spend the balance OF
the summer at Chautauqua School OF
Music.
W. RICE SINS, Nashville; c. II. Bell.
New Orleans; J. G. Mcclure, Mrs. Annie
Mcclure, Lyons Miss; Miss Strickland.
Holly Springs; Miss shipp. Kerryille: nj
q. Myres, Lulu, Miss; w. II. Hudson.
Paris, Tenn, are at Gaston's.
AT the Peabody c. b. Johnston, 81.
Louis; l.. o. Mayer, Cincinnati; Sam'l
Thomas, Philadelphia; i. A. Montgomery,
Jr.. Mississippi I. Montgomery, Tunica,
Miss; X w. Coleman. Aberdeen; Adolph
We'll, Paducah, ID. y. Monasco, White
haven, Miss.
AT tho Fransioli Hotel: NJ. II. Levy.
Cincinnati; J. H. Blythos, Blythes, Miss;
J. II. Henderson, Robinsonvillc, Miss; w
T. Whitney, Chattanooga; Geo. D. VIII
lisms, Chicago; J. Hill, Nashville; j. NJ.
Violet. w. ]. Powell, Elmoi, Miss; Nat
LCarlin. St. ouis.
MEssKs LELAND HUMEs and w. q.
Rhode have been appointed agents, for
West Tennessee, for. the Remington type
writer. MIR. Hume IL well known as The
courteous and efficient local manager OF
the Cumberland Telephone Company aud
Tennessee Phonograph Company.
Ar Dufy'E J. I. Bongie. Dyersburg.
Mrs. Byers. Coyington; J. NJ. Harper.
jackson, Miss; II. Troutman, West Plains:
Miss l.. Armstead, West Plains w. g.
Baily, Little Rock; A. T.. Ford, Dyonburg;
u. W. Hopewell, rhaycr, Mo-; J. Nc.
Henry, ST. Louis; j. W. Dunn and wiio.
Birmingham.
AT the GayosG NJ. A. Phlllip. New
York; +. 4. Cook, Cincinnati; 4. Ri Fox
ST. Louis; II. II. sturdiyant sharkcy. ri
Pink, Little Rock; james Thompson, Lou.
isyille; y. r. Colburn, Boston; l. w.
Wolf Louisville; A. w. Strong. vicks.
burg; Geo. Higginson, Jr., Boston; ]. II.
hlexner, Louisville; 5. Moser. q. jacobs,
Brookhavcn. Miss.
Tue question Of the legality Of The State
Medical Examining Board has been set
tied. Dr. II. II. Williams. OF Cowan, has |
declined 10 serve. and Gov. Taylor has APP |
pointed IN the vacancy thus caused DIR. |
Icbcr Jones Of Memphis. This leaves |
the board with six members, two from |
each grand division OF the State, M pro-
yided for In the bill.
A PERSONAL friend Of Mr.. A. J.. Lowcn.
stein, Of IL Lowenstoin & Bros, has lust |
received letter from him. dated nj Guss-
bach, Switzerland, stating that both Mr.. |
Bernard LowenSicin and himself have boon |
soiourningat that beautiful watering. place,
and that tho latter will remain all The sea. |
son, while he himself will 20 10 Paris for a
short stay. lie will reach New York In
July.
MANY Of our citizens who know him as
a genial and generous man, n goca citizen |
and prudent merchant, will rezrei 10 learn
OF the death OF Dr. William G. Potter, who
suocumbcd 10 n second attack Of paralysis
on the 2lst inst. NJ his home In New York
City. His devoted aud faithful wife was
with him nj the last and her brother, DR..
Newton, did all that was possible 10 the
utmost Of scientific skill 20 saye his life.
But, weakened by a previous attack, no
yielded, and thus ended horoica and noble
struggle for life. prolonged through ten
years OF torture and pain and apprehon-
sion. DIR. Potter at the iimo OF his death
filled an important ar,,ointmcnt In the
New York Custom-house, where he WA
held In high esteem for fidelity and eff.
cheney, having met all the requirements Of
the civil service examination ~ a chemist.
lie was never day absent aince
he was appointed under Anhur's
Administration and was continued by
DR.. Potter began life a.
druggist In -. Louis, Just before the civil
war removed 10 Memphis, where be en-
gagged IN the manufactured patent modl.
rinca But being an ardent Democrat.
he ospousod the cause Of the South. and
entered Bowens Regiment, the First Mis-
,ouri Infantry. with which he served until
nyalided: In Memphis, after tho war, he
Embarked In the drug business aud was
quito successful, but emulous Of q larger
held, removed 10 New York, where In
1872 he was suddenly seized with par
,lysis In his Office on BECKER street From
his, after n long struggle, he only par
Tally recovered. But he managed 20
work and study and mako himself useful
through his yean and until the moment
u the second and fatal attack. DR.. Potter