Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25
GEORGIA.
Atlanta needs a markethouse.

Atlanta needs markethouse.
Augusta wants customhouse.
Wilkes county had ice last week.
John Robinson is circussing Georgia.
Crawford, Oglethorpe county, wants a
new hotel.
A negro church at Butler was burned
/ a few days ago.
FerOnia is the name Of new Coffee
/ county postottiee.
Brunswick complains OF railroad and
/ steamship DETERMINATIONS.
/ Atlanta has two infantry companies
/ and an artillery organization.
/ John Xix Bass has become associate
editor of the Rome Commercial.
| Griffin has paid out two hundred thou
/ sand dollars for cotton this season.
James o. Hanson shot and killed his
| father in Morgan county last week.
A Senoia youth, who is soon to mar
/ ny, practices kissing on door-post.
Alexander Stephens Is a monOmaniac
on the subject Of Grants perfection.
The baggage OF the Cotton Field min
strels was attached at Atlanta last week.
A recent Appling-county tiger-hunt
resulted in the capture Of ferocious fox.
E. T. Pound, of the GAINESVILLE Ga
get c, is editing a hashhouse at that place.
Fort Valley claims pre-eminence over
Savannah and Macon as a cotton market.
The citizens of Augusta want Hon. B.
H. Hill to address them on political issues.
Judge Pitt NJ. Brown, Of the Griffin
Nous, IS recovering from protracted Ill ness.
An amateur gamesteT OF Atlanta
crows in his sleep and initiates cocks tight.
DIR. NJ. +. Stephenson will soon pub
Iish a bookentitled The Soul and The Origin Of
Life.
The taxable property in Newton is
given at two million six hundred thousand
dollars.
The Radicals of Baker, Houston and
Thomas counties are going to contest the late
elections.
A former teacher in the female college
al Covington is billed 10 marry an Arkansas
preacher.
At the recent election In Georgia more
colored people voted with the Democrats than
ever before
A negro named Irwin set fire to the
house of Mr.. Stewart, in Oglethorpe, on Satur-
day night last.
The accidental firing of guu at
Green Pond, Mitchell county, on election day,
wounded six meB.
Henry NJ. M'Intosh succeeds Colonel
W. B. Bennett in the editorial control Of the
Quitman Reporter.
Dooly county, with seven hundred
and seventy-five negro voters did not cast q
ballot for Radical.
Colonel Joe Clisby, a veteran agricul-
turist, says II takes forty days and forty nights
for turnip TO grow.
w. w. Grover, of Brooks county, last
year made net profit Of S2,2l2 20 on two
mule farm. Curious.
An Augusta shoemaker named 5.
Sauter1las mysteriously disappeared, and his
wife is in great sorrow.
A negro horse-thief was killed in
Brooks county last week while attempting to
escape from the sheriff.
Sheriff Sibley, of Augusta, has levied
on the freight depot OF the Augusta and Sa-
vannah railroad for unpaid taxes.
Owing to their defeat in the late cleo
ton, the Clarke county negroes want to leave,
and the Savannah Aet0s recommends Arkan-
sas.
The Atlanta NelCs says: sit does
strike US as remarkable that Mr.. stephens
should hold to the opinion that Grant is not
TO blame"
The Savannah NelUS says that White
ley is telling the people in his section that II
the Democrats carry bis district IN Novemb Der
there viii be another war.
An official gentleman in Columbus is
the father Of eight children, four of whom
are lNluE. W men quite NOuuBf thCn OF the
eight, by falls. broke their left arm.
The fifth annual exhibition Of the
South Georgia agricultural and mechanical
association viii open at the fairgrounds in
on Wednesday, the tenth OF No
vember.
The Savannah .Ne1Os says: nColonel
Grady, of the Atlanta Herald. is a nice man
TO sling Jokes at the great American Sir
William Goat" Who is this Grady, and where
did he grow?
Mr.. Eden Taylor, secretary of the
Georgia State grange, was married at Hayes
Vile on the fourteenth, 10 Miss Sallie II.
Brown, and how many little grangers will he
record in the coming years.
The Savannah NelOs says: awe are
glad TO learn that Psalmbard Is going to hang
him every day. He proposes to infiict another |
paper on the long-su1ering public.
Bill Smoot, of Pike county, says: 81 |
hereby announce myself as a candidate for /
zurrener OF your county. do this because |
believe the sivu rites bill viii pass congress l
aud the offs viii be worth something Peo-
BE has lated at it hel etofore, but as IL is GO
everybody won't be pitchin' in agin me for it,"
The Crawford Echo says: "Some time /
lnce, an old hen, with tour chickens, went TO /
cost on the couplings OF freight-car at /
Athens. After night the car was cou pied 10
he train and carried 10 Union Point without
the brood. On the return trip they
TIL remained in stGtu quo until their arrival /
u Crawford, when one Of the chicks flew OFF;
mother stopped at Wtntervfue TO take It's
drink, but the bar being some dis
ance, was LEFT. The old hen and Two chick
ms reached Athens safely. The last We heard I
o as 10 collect fare. Taken altogether, 1t was
most fowl affair"