The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-24
SOUNDS FROM THE SOUTH.
Hchoes From the Land Of the Oct
ton and the Cane-Breeso0
From Magnolia and
Orange Groves.

jacksonville. Fla, has elk assspa.
pers.
-Alabsns 10 agitstins To pssAisisisa
questios.
The peasut crop Of Vissisis y report
ed to be In excellent one.
w Williamsburg is The si1ssa city in
Virginia, and the quistsst.
There 10 Q general scarcity q cettss
pickers all over the south.
Swamp and malsrisl fsssR skeusA
along the Lower Mississippi.
Mr.. j. NJ. Inmsn declines - - csa-
didate for mayor OF Atlanta
Wilson, N. G., is building . chatting
rink, 20 BY 100 feet in extent.
The knights of Honor have just o.
ganized lodge in Wickli6s. X.
The Atlanta Post-Appesl iassa1s psb.
fishing Suaday edition hersaftes.
Laying the mains for the Rockville
water works is nearly completed.
The Birmingham, Ala, coal mines
are the most extensive In the south.
The largest single bricx ward i'm the
Macon, Ira, vii. have the electric
light as soon rs the work can be executed.
: 'shern crops are reported TO be
si".:e tine average in almost every instance
Over one thousand bales OF cotton
were received at Raleigh, n. g., one day
last week.
An effort is being made to light the
principal streets OF Nicksburg with cleo
trio light.
A "Jesse James combination" was
firing the southern heart i'm Chattanooga
last week.
Henry Todd, colOred man OF Darien,
Ga, So years OF age, has made 100000
since the war.
The Examiner saws there is great
deal of sickness prevailing in and around
Fayetteville.
The cotton crop of Upton county.
Tennessee, is reported as not quite up to
the average.
Confederate bonds to the amount oil
100000 were recently sold to an Atlanta
broker for $3.50.
The Standard Oil company is said to
have purchased the Richmond 4 Danville
railroad
The Farmville, Va, Journal SAYS to
beat Mahone is to prevent his republican
izing the state.
The Memphis Appeal continues its
war upon the fraudulent matrimonial in
sursnce companies.
The new tobacco trade of Danville,
Va. promises to open earlier than usual
and at good figures.
The Vicksburg Herald says the cotton
seed business is booming, especially along
the Meridian railroad.
The Department of Agriculture report
Southern crops in almost every instance to
be above the average.
The Georgetown, s e.. Enquirer re-
ports heavy loss from recent freshets on
Wsccaman and Pee Dee.
Twelve additional looms and 500
spindles have been started i'm the Pratt
vile, Ala, cotton factory.
An organ factory, with capital of
10000, has commenced business az Day
ton, Rockingham county, Va.
Raleigh has a philharmonic society num-
chorus OF sixtytwo voices.
The colored people Of Greensboro, NY,
are about to bring suit in the United States
Court To secure school privileges.
The receipts Of cotton at Charlotte, N.
c., last week were 3,611 bales in excess OF
the corresponding week i'm last year.
Cattle To the value OF S325 900 have been
Ia, a.
HillsbOro and Manatee counties, Fla.
Ben Hill, Jr. is receiving promises of
support from members in all sections of
the State for the Senatorial short term.
A correspondent of the Nashville
American thinks there are over 200 matri-
monial insurance companies i'm Tennessee.
A confederate flag pole still stands a, the
county seat OF Early county, Georgia,
where it was planted twenty-one years ago.
The SeabOard 4 Raleigh railroad have
Just added five new passenger coaches and
a number of Hat cars to their rolling stock.
1T is estimated that Southern mills will
use 100000 bales Of cotton this year,
against 2S6,954 last year, and 225,3ll in
1880.
1T is given out that Governor Stephens,
Of Georgia, will not remove any officer in
the state department who has done and is
now doing his duty.
The Naichez Democrat says that there
is not IN industrial enterprise now in oper-
alton i'm that city which has a cent of
northern capital in it.
The Greensboro Patriot thinks that
the revenue machine has swallowed the re-
publican party in North Carolina, and
usurped its party management.
Specifications for the work on the
Mosquito Greek IS. c. improvements are
and contraction bids will now
I've received at the Engineers office.
The Wsaesboro { n. c. Times says an
old coIorcd man Of that county, past IS,
raised this year 300 Bushels of corn and
three bales of cotton, cultivated entirely