The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
SOUTHERN NEWS.
KENTUCKY.


.I,;.bmsn City" is located in Lstche,
, $4,000 bridge is being built over Bailey I
pan nrsr Tyrone, in Anderson county.
little son of William MeCallum's wss
s,asned while bathing near Marion, Sunday
silver spoon was found near Millersbure
.tsy DAYS ago after being lost seventeen
yesrs,
The Msysyile fair association will distrib.
ute $1,000 in premiums at their fair meeting
Two locks and dams will be built on Ken
,ucky river in Clark county, one at the
mouth Of Jounetts creek aid the second al
Indian creek.
Abou, lily per cent of the area of Ken
tucky is primitive forests, says the Clalk
county Democrat.
The press reports Gen. Weaver, late
c,eepbsck candidate for the presidency, will
:pesk at Marion, Crit!enden county, some
time next month.
The Maysville Bulletin announces the
death, near tho Lower Blue Lick, in that
county, of woman known as "Du,ch
MARY" She had no family and il said to
have left an estate worth $4,000.
MISSISSIPPI
The glass factory at Pascagoua is going
ahead.
The peach crop of OAtibbeha is a total
failure.
A greenback paper for Holly Springs is
spoken Of.
The Vicksburg & Memphis road is pro-
crossing finely.
Newton is one of the most Aourishing
counties in the state.
Tenement houses are being erected BY the
Yarn mills company in Match 2.
Iron AMI alum waters have been discoy
cred four miles northwest of Meridian.
Pascagoula for the past two weeks has
shipped to foreign ports 1924 226 feet of
lumber.
The people of Jackson are given the priv
iege of or joying nine excursions during the
next two W eks.
Vicksburg Herald: There is less whisky
being drank in Vieksburg now than for
many years past, which is a fact so encour.
aging tina! we cannot refrain from making il
known.
LOUISIANA.
Cotton blooms have already appeared in
Rapides parish.
Crops are very backward in DaSo!o and
cotton worms have been discovered.
Crops throughout st. Tammany and
Washington parishes are in fue condition.
The Lake Charles Emo recommends
farmers IT, plant black walnut trees, which
are SO valuable for manufacturing purposes.
The rice crop is very foe and growing
rapidly. With favorable season the yield
will be larger this year than at any time
SINGS the war.
Twenty-one convicts were placed In the
penitentisry on the 18Th. There we're 10
males aud three females; six white and Is
black.
The Shreveport Times has bsen purchased
by Inn Lac, sheriff of the parish. IL is
stated that Captain W. P. Ford and Hon. N.
G. Blanchard are associated with him.
Migrants are very scarce in Hot Springs
Pine Bluff has a colored normal school.
Locusts have disappeared from White
county.
Monticello is very much crowed with
strangers now.
Huckleberries have supplanted strawber-
ries at hot Springs.
Little Rock wholesale houses are building
up large business in the state.
The hsauisst rain known in Little Rock
occurred on the night of the ninth.
According to the commencement exercise
reporter of a Cynthiana paper, "the pupils
were introduced to the reaching eye of
the public.
Arkansas Gazette: The Sulphur Springs
used to be great resort for pleasure aad
health seekers. There was fine Motel there
and it was burned and the springs and
grounds have been neglected.