Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-01
GEORGIA..
Atlanta has military balls.
Calhoun las a dramatic Climb

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Calhoun has dramatic club.
Chieken-thisves infest Augusta.
( Athens IL building three large brick
stores.
The Georgia lien law expires Novem,
( Der ], 1874.
Atlanta has organized a union sun
l day school.
A hairless horse was exhibited at the
! Atlanta fair.
The grand jury OF Hancock want 8
new county.
The Georgia State fair was a magnia-
/ cent sncccss.
Five negroes died In Jefferson county
/ one day last week.
A prisoner recently broke jail at Con-
( yer's with n tOothplck.
Augusta has issued one hundred and
eigl1ty-hve liquor licenses.
The South Georgia fair commences al
ThomasYllle November 10th.
The receipts Of the Atlanta fair were
thirty-siK thousand one huRdr-d dollars.
Great complaint IL made about the
.ocsI determinations OF the Georgia railroad
The storzan County Cavalry Is the
name o. a pSownwood military organila-
don.
J.F. Dresser has shiSDed six hun
dsef and eighty p0nrd bale 81 COTTON 70 N"iit-
g0mery.
Lucius Rainy, Of AewoTth. piek~d the ne
other day three hundred and nineteen Poul~iS
Of cotton.
A reunion OF Confederate survivors in
Fnlialerro county will bs held at Crawtert-
Vile November ID.
G. G. Farmers son, aged eieyen, was
crushed 10 death by the beltiDg or a gln n
Terrell cUun'y last week.
A Crawford collector who had waxed
MS mustache was recently mistaken for
kuklnx by negro children.
D. NJ. Andrews, brother OF the Wash
mgton Gctzettc's editor, tried 20 ride mule.
The doctor set his broken arm all right.
An Oglethorpe boy named Frank Pn-
Ter, aged eieyea years. recently picked sEo
hundred and six pounds OF cotton IN one e9y.
The Montgomery AdseTtiseT says
Governor Lewis mas not sDent month OF his
time at the capital since the middle OF June.
The MontezHms Weekly editor when
bored BY visitors, locks them IN and GOES on
after glass Of buttsrnilk or peIsimmon
beer.
The firm Of Miss Kittie Walters &
Brother Of Montezuma, is composed Of Mis-
kittie herself and brOtf er who lost his eye
sight in the Confederate war
Monthly B1tlly is the name of an Ac-
worth sheet, the heading and column rules OF
which are cut ont OF wood by the editor, Jesse
Lemon, aged twelve years.
Miss Howard, OF Barlow, one Of
Georgia's noblest daughters, exhibited at the
state fair a bale of lueerne, the planting, enl-
tivaton and gathering OF which were under
her personal supervision.
The Savannah Ns,Cs says: Captain
G. ". Howard Of Barlow, has potatoes raj sed
on land thai cost him twenty-five cents an
acre. The net profits Of the crop amounted 70
nlnety-Seveu dollars an acre
The negroes OF Thomas county cor
tributed eighty dollars to Fred Atkinson, co.
ored, for the purpose OF enabling him u cou-
test the recent election. Fred pOcKeted the
money and left for parts unknown.
An Atlanta man LEFT 3 shotgun at
the gnardhouse the other night as a sort OF -
eurity tor the appearance OF his mother, VINO
had been arrested. Desiring to 90 hunting
the next morning he cnrrfed the Old lady
down, turned her over to the authorities, and
proudly marched or with his gun.
The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
says: aaron Alpeora Bradley has begun s
suit Tor libel against prominent citizen Of
savannah on the ground that he the Aforesaid
ridiculous AaTonl was wroDgtully deprivef Of
two years term in congress. II this depriva-
ton was during the days OF the back-salary
steal, II Is indeed a serious mat er. Damages
are mOdostly iaid at ten Thousand dollars.
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