The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-07-22
4. NEWS GLEANINGS.
There GsIc o deaths in Pensacola

AiSsppl, mas coininehOsu VPeiaViV"a'
---The wheat crop of North Carolina is |
about twice as largeas was expected.
The Springfield coal pits, of Henrico
county Virginia, h We been sold for
S2S6OOo.
Three men recently killed In ten days
e 500 aIllsators in the Miaka lakes, Flor
ida. 3 F4H
sJudge McGehee has ten century
,.plants in bloom on bis place, thirteen
miles from Madison, Florida.
Tennessee is fast taking foremost rank
as the leading wool growing State Of the
South.
From 5000 to 1000 pounds of toma-
toes are being shipped daily from Chat
tanooga to Cincinnati.
One man in Tampa, Florida has five
varieties of the Japan persimmon, and
also Chinese pruue.
Sam Clay, of Bourbon county, KY,
has sold from his farm this season Is, 900
: bushels of bluegrass seed.
Over $l,OJO,0Ol in the Texas state
treasury to the general revenue, and the
total cash balance edges closely to
sl,sOOOoo.
In fernando county, Fla, the carna
ton pink, the calIa lily, the verbena,
honeysuckle and the woodbine bloom all
\ the year &
Since the season in. Charlotte, North
Carolina, 100000 worth Of steam en-
gines and other improved machinery has
been sold,
Andrew Fitzpatrick, of St. Angus
tine, Fla, recently found on the coast
in ST. Johns couirty in one evening
seventy dozen turtle eggs.
Every dollar of taxes paid, by the
lcolored people Of Texas, and every dol
larof fines assessed against criminals by
the circuit con rts of the State, goes into
the cclored school fund.
A marble mine has been discovered on
the iarm Of Eph. Erwin, few miles
from Columbia, Tenn.
The theory that negro can net be
sun-strack is overthrown. A plantation
darkey was victim at Madison, La.
Thirteen new babies have made their
appearance on one street, in Warrentoa,
Georgia this year. The republic still
goes on.
The negro church OF Cedar Grove
% Bibb county, Ala, was burned recently
Py white incendisries. The next nigh
the white church was burned by blacI
incsudiaries,
An aorolite or meteoric stone fel
with a fearful report near Mr.. Jacl
PearSon's, near Tuscaloosa, Alabama
tearing up. the ground with tremen
uous hole, Mr.. Pearson is going to diI
for it.
Over 10000 feet of lumber was Gu
Dy the St. Simon's mills, Brunswick
during the month of May. The min,
forests Of Georgia would give out in I'll
course OF time with many such mill
running.
Inere IS an Englishmau living in Pen
held, Greene county, Ga, who make
good support for him self and helr
,ess sister BY workins single acre Q
10 mqp " course, he has it very ricf
using only spade in cultivation. A
4, 'Oon as one crop comesotf he plants an
9plsF' This shows what energy can az
eohplish under adverse circumstance
MI. W3B, Williams caught out Of III
Sanaochee river two hundred and thirt
nshes nearly all Of hich were iacl
bis mode of catching them is very sin
but reliable. He takes a bates
and builds fires to il, conducts it ne,
the bank Of the river and strikes. Il
water with piece of wood, at whic
'ne fsh become frightened and Jun
out Of the water towards the fire wb,
the boat catches them.
In many parts of Oglethoroc conn
'sssaEel ysst beds Of kaolin, only used q
our good ladies' to yhiten their hear,
with. This i a very valuable miner
and whsn purified sells for $40 ~
. IN =
' = ia,gslS fused TO adulterate sug,
z, ssnpy' h9ur, etc, besides supplyi
os"er more legitimate needs. It
sWers The parposeof fire brick, and \
some day b worth fortune to la
o"ners luckyienough to have banks
q sner farms Large quantities
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