The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-07-20
NEWS GLEARINGS.

An epidemic in Pulaski county, r.,
is sweeping off the dogs,
The glass factory at Moss Point, Mis-
sissppi, has commenced operations.
The wheat crop Of North Carolina is
about twice as large as was expected.
The Springfield coal pits, of Hcnrico
county Virginia, have been sold for
$4,000,
Three men recently killed in ten DAYS
800 alligators in the Miaka lakes, Flor
ida.
Judge McGehce has ten century
plants in bloom on his 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 hcing shipped daily from Chat
tanoOga to Cincinnati.
Sam Clay, of Bourbon county, Kv.,
has sold from his farm this season 600
bushels of bluegrass seed.
Andrew Fitzpatrick, of st. Angus
tine Fla, recently found on the coast
in ST. Johns county in one evening
seventy dozen turtle eggs.
Every dollar of taxes paid by the
coIored people of Texas, and every dol
lar of fines assessed against criminals by
the circuit courts Of the State, goes into
the Iorcd school fund
A marble mine has been discovered on
the tarm of Eph, Erwin, few miles
from Columbia, Tenn.
The theory that a negro can net be
sun'struck is overlhrown A plantation
darkey was victim at Madison, La.
Thirteen new babies have made their
appearance on one street in Warrentoa,
'S'' WIS year. me republic SUN
goes on,
Mrs ]abitha Williams, aged 1lOl
years oIcd at Quincy, Florida, last
sunday she was u member of the
church 70 years. She leaves a son &c
years Old and daughter So yeas old.
The negro church of Cedar Grove.
Bibb county, Ala, was burned recently
by white ncendiaries. The next nicbt
the white church was burned lv black
incendiaries.
An aeroltc or metcoric stone fell
with fearful rerort rear Mr.. Jack
Parsons, near Tuscaloosa, Alabama
tearing up the ground with a tremen
deus hole. Mr.. Pearson is going to die
or it.
Over 10000 0 feet of lumber was cut
by the St. Simon's mills, Brunswick,
during the month of May. The nine
forests of Georgia would give out in the
course of time with many such mills
running.
A little girl of Eutaw, Alabama, tried
to climb over : nickel fence and whom
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using only aSpaot ~ cui'I'ation' AS
SUM as orc crop "m''"1 j." pIah'S'n-
o'n'r' Inns shows What energy can nc
'o'p'''h under adverse circumstances.
Mr.. W. B. Williams caught ont of the