Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-25
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

Isn't he mad-the Pilot man!
By George, who will be the next sena
tor?
A Catholic church has been dedicated
in FriaTs Point
Sardis is going to have an election FOL
mayor and city-marshal.
Colonel M'Rsby, of Leake county, ha;
| presented the KOsciusko Star with 8
fOurteen-pound cabbage.
Aspirants for the position of postmas-
ter should publish a libelous Radical
paper, and they will soon be promoted.
Most of the papers, in giving q list of
the candidates, print the Republicans in
italics. Most of the Mississippi Radicals
are really in mysteries.
The Sardis Star rejOices in the possess
sion OF a nine and hslf-pound turnip
and ten and half pound bset, grown
by Captain Sam Williamson.
The Oxford Ricochet Republican, ad.
vises the Republicans Of that county to
bear their dsfeSt like men. It would bs
the first time they had ever acted 'Iike
menw
HandsbOro Democrat: The Southern
Journal Office, at Meadvills, Mississiupi.
consisting Of new type and press, is for
sale at two hundred and fifty dollars,
half cash. 1t is the only paper in the
county.
Grenada Republican: 'We learn thet
a first-clsss Republican paper is to be es.
tablished at Holly Springs at an early
day" Such an institution in N ississippi
just now would be journalistic curios-
ity.
AT Sardis, few days ago, Manning
Durham and Stephen Robertson had a
difficulty, which Tesu ted in the SHOOT
ing and instant killing Of the former.
J. ii. Harrison, relative of Durham,
being present and excited, shot and dan.
gerously wounded Robertson.
Kosciusko Star: The Columbus indie
pendent and Hazelhurst Democrat favor
General J. q. George for the United
States senate. We are glad to have the
cooperation OF such journals. General
George has earned the place, and il he
wants it the legislature would simply bs
doing its duty by honoring him with
the position.
The Jackson Pilot,in speaking Of SEN
ator Alcorn, SAYS: % 1t would be won
derfulif this political gambler should not
rejoice at tue downfall Of q party too
familiar with his tricks to open the door
for the practice OF his tTeachery. But
why should he exult? The Democrats
have no pap for him" He will never
suck the Democratic teat anymore.
Kosciusko Star: Captain L. q. Sci.
lars, for several years the efficient su-
perintendent Of the Mississippi division
of the New Orleans, st. Louis aud Chi.
cago railroad, has resigned his position |
to accept position on another line. He |
is succeeded by Mr.. A B. Kemp, BUSH |
ness man of rare proficiency, who has |
for several years represented the COM |
psny at Canton.
Our Mississippi friends will excuse us
'or signing when we read the following |
rom the New Albany Union: "The
Liberty Advocate is the only paper pub.
ished by young lady, at least ia Mis-
lssippi. 1t is as neat as q pin, busy,
lewsy. Miss PiDey w. Forsyth, We
Know from the way She gets up weekly
laper, she could get up a nice dinner,
TX up house all right generally. On!
Vhy does not some batch editor sy-for
heer
West Point Advertiser: We are in
lined to the opinion than Hon. J. Il
feOrge, chairman OF the Democratic !
tate executive committee, will be the
ext governor Of Mississippi. No M sn
IS done more for the success of