Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-05

members of one or the other of our churches,
and have vet to learn that they have been
damaged thereby. We have no Bob lnger-
soils. They can't vegetate and grow In this
latitude Our saloon-keepers, be 1t said to
their credit, yield gracefully to our Sabbath
laws. Hence there is no drinking OF beer
aud liquor. Their establishments are closed
front and rear" Knoxville has good people.
In the hour of our trouble at Memphis, no.
where was deeper sympathy shown or more
practical kindness manifested.
Nashville Bonner: "The Baptists have
handsomely offered the free use OF their
church ediice TO the Methodists during their
conference IA cooperative association
has formed and will open a store w.
Pool, of Edgefeld, caught yellow catfish
at the mouth of Mill creek, Friday after
noon, measuring four feet in length and
weighing sixty-one pounds. He caught the
tish with an ordinary cotton line and a sim
gle hook baited with a small Eunfsh.
Two hundred carloads Of heavy machinery
will arrive here within the next two months
for Nashville manufactures. German
carp in great numbers are taken in Browns
creek, just below the Murfreesboro pike.
They are caught by negroes, who think them
TO be perch, while parties dipping for min
nows destroy them by the wholesale.
Bridge No. 8. over Harpeth river, eighteen
miles from Nashville, was burned Saturday
night The fire originated by passing en-
CINE. -. A free bridge, gas, good sidewalks
good water, and good police force make
Nashville comfortable 49,. In his charge to
the grand jury on Monday Judge Q6arles
charged that it was a misdemeanor to place
ticket in the hands of a voter and misrep-
resent or make false statements concerning
the nature of the ticket or the names there
on. He also charged them that il was a
misdeme amor for road commissioners to fail
to appoint road overseers."
Chattanooga Times: "The Tredegar works
have an output of $4,000 a day ......... THAI
| portion of the city known as Tadetown il
declared to be infected with smallpox, and
| Tne CfIfidrv-. living there prohibited f-e,-
| attending school until further orders .........
Six thousand pounds of Strawberries were
shipped to Cincinnati from this city yester
| day ......-..Some excitement was created IL
| Tadetown when the smallpox patient wa.
| placed in Uncle Ben WHY'S house on Satur
| day, and dire threats were made, and for
while 1t was thought the patient would have
| to be removed but the excitement soon dice
| down and he was permitted to remain
| Work on a new foundry has been begun
.........A larger number of persons VISITED
the mountain on Sunday than any time thi
year: The nail feeders, about fifty il
number, employed at the South Tredega
Iron Works, struck because the manager
| notified them that they would hereafter draw
their pay monthly instead of semi-montnl.
......... Saturday colored man named Sale
was found in the commons with violen
case of smallpox. He came here severa
days age from Georgia, and on Thursda,
was seen asleep on the street and was ar
rested and fined for drunkenness; but
-transpired later that he was not drunk bu
sick, and it now appears that he then haC
| the smallpox"