Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-12
GEORGIA.

Athens has three-legged chicken.
Georgia has a spOrtsmen's association
Taiboton is excited about a houdooec
: negro.
Belle Boyd has been Iecturing in At
lants.
Augusta is infested with Good Tenn.
Iplars.
Augusta wants the next State fair
Let her want.
Liberty county has been recently
earthquaked.
Savannah saloons are well-patr0nized
by lunch-nippeTs.
a Clarke county man raises g bale o.
} cotton TO the acre.
. Dalton shipped twelve hundred bale.
of cotton last month.
Zoar, Henry county, has organized an
/ agricultural society.
The Greene county fair, at Union
point, was 2 success.
A fire engine will soon be one of the
| attractions Of Dalton.
4 Presbyterian fair was held in Fort
Valley last Tuesday night.
Augusta has received sixty thousand
| bales Of cotton this season.
The Brunswick appeal viii soon re-
sumo lis religious column.
The Port Royal railroad charges pas
sengers only three cents per mile.
There is thirty thousand dollars worth
of butter sold annually in Columbus.
Two buck deer recently killed them
lselves lighting at Hockelburnie swamp.
William 81. Berrie has been appointed
Southern express agent at Brunswick.
William Collins was drowned by the
caFsizmg of boat off Iybee last week.
There were twenty-three deaths in
Say annah for the week ending NOvem-
Der ID.
The governor has appointed the nine
tenth OF November a day Of thanks
giving.
A band Of thieves robbed a ginhouse
near Americas, last week, but were cap
tuTed.
Mr.. D. w. M'Neil, one Of the first set
tiers OF Quitman, died after 8 short i'll
ness last week.
A six weeks old infant was found
dead ia bed with its mother, on Mon
day, in Columbus.
d. q. OWens's Clubhouse, with fifteen
bales Of cotton, in Talbot county. was
burned last week.
D. S. Owen, Telegraph operator at
brunswick, had his arm crushed . few
days ago by locomotive.
The residence Of A. (. Ross. the clerk
Of the superior court Of Floyd county,
was burned few nights ago.
Savannah has received two hundred
and two thousand seven hundred ami
ten bales of cotton this season.
Colonel G. a. Miller, formerly of the
Columbus Sun, has assumed editorial
management Of the Macon Star.
Hope Sturgis, who murdered James
BrannOn ia Dutfe county some time ago.
Was recently arrested in South Carolina,
The Americas Republican gives sev-
eral Instances Of colored Democrats he
ing waylaid and beaten by Radical ne
groes.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, wife OF the late
Colonel Isaac johnson, of Chattahof,-
chez county, died suddenly al Cuthbert,
aged seventy years.
The daughter Of Colonel WILDLY. oil
The Constitution, aged six years. won
the premium for the best baked rolls at
the Greensboro fair.
Savannah Ne,os: ALREADY the good
effects Of the tidal wave are observable
in the advance in southern securities per
our commercial column
One day last week an explosion occur.
ed al the Pioneer paper mills, four miles
from Athens, which blew out one end
Of steam dryer with great force.
A young man named Henry Randall
aged about seventeen years, was killed |
on Saturday morning near Aliens sta |
ton, by brick wagon running on him. |
Atlanta Netes: al. NJ. Tuner. in = |
speech in Valdosta, last week, said that
if the Radical ticket was defeated ina |
Georgia this year, fifty Thousand negroes
would go to Florida. Goodbye, sweet !
heRrtn
Brunswick AppoCl. f'Phe employees
OF this Office aud their families have /
been busily engaged about the dinner
hour, during the week, in endeavoringl
to stow away q basket Of turnips mea-
surfing seven and half inches across.