The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1881-11-11
NlWs GLEkNINGs.

short time
Tie Texas Pacific railroad il within
$50 miles Of El Paso.
Albany Georgia has a new six-hundred
dollar ire alarm bell.
The corn crop in Georgia will be an
average ore.
An Atlanta hotel includes ten cleo
tric ligats amongit' attractions.
Gen. Gordon will soon start a cotton
facary at carrolton, Miss.
In Florida 81 900 worth Of arrowroot
is sraised on an acre Of land,
New Orleans has butterine facto-
ry that turns out 10000 pounds per day.
The colorcd baptist Of Lynchburg,
have completed a s22 900 church.
". H Holt, Of Mt Sterling, has ar
rived, and is domiciled at the Louisville.
2. John Phister, Grand Master, is at
the Gait house.
The Appeal says the grand jury will
indiet tbs Bucket Shop
The Nashville grand jury has indicted
about twenty-five or thirty pool buyers
Alex Bell, Of Pike county, Ga, i II
yearsold and weighs S55 pounds.
ltis estimated that gold, silver aud
copper mines Of the south will yield
s20o9oooo this year.
Mr. E Young, Of Pennsylvania, has
paid $4,000 fora p ospectiye gold mine
in Goochland county, VI.
An artesian well in Durham, N. @.
has reached depth Of 600 feet with
outany indications Of water.
John Stewart, the oldest man in Ala.
bama, Is dead in shelby county, aged
l02 years.
col. v. 9. Richardson, Of Mississippi,
has raised 1880 bales of cotton this
ycai
Translucent porcelain was first manu-
Featured in the United States at New
Orleans last spring.
ltisa crime in Georgia to point gun
ora pistol another in fun on malice
whether the weapon Is loaded or not,
The seyenty-iiye members Of the new
Hermitage Club, at Nashville, are worth
in the aggregate, $4,OOO,oOO
4 AChncery case eleven years old has
been decided at Troy, Alabama. The
plaintiff got judgement for $50.
The American rifle team is arranging
ior a shooting tournament sometime
during the exposition at Atlanta.
Nine hundred acres Of land were re-
Gently sold by the sheriff Of Macon
county, Ia, for eleven cents an acre.
AlcPhe son Barracks, at Atlanta, will
V broken up. The troops will go tc
New York barbor to take the place Of
the third regiment.
eureka springs, Ark, has l5,OOO IN
habitants, and is beginning to ape city
manners. The latest affection is plas
tered rooms and brick chimneys.
Forty thousand dollars for building
and twenty thousand dollars for a site
will be expended for an opera house a
Dallas, Tex.
The old city park of Charleston, S. c
has been re.christened Washington
Square. A statue Of the father Of hi
county will soon be erected there.
The sloss furnace now building a
Birmingham, Ala, will cost when con
pleted SlS0,000; will nmploy 200 mel
and have a capacity Of so tons per day
A new town is springing up at tn
Terminus Of the Pensacola and Selm
road, thirty-two miles from Pensacol
junction, in Conecuh county, Ala.
It is expected that that the cam
around Muscle Shoals will be complete
IN Two years, when the Tennessee wi
be navigable from Paducah to Kno.
Vile distance of 500.
There is great excitement in the loca
ity Of the zinc mines, in Tazewell count
Tenn over new finds" supposed to
silver. 1t must be valuable, as tn,
will not suffer SO much as an ounce
the ore to be lost.
Charlotte, N. G. Observer: Messei
Stewart and Mcdowell have shipped
the Atlanta Exposition a solid piece
gold sulphuret ore weighing 900 poun,
and essaying to about $50 per ton.
ihls piece was taken from the eighte
loot vein Of the 2OO-north level Of /
Rudisill mine.