Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-21
ALL OVER THE SOUTH.

The Kentucky turkey crop is reported
shori.
The Aberdeen Miss Fair was financial
Success.
Contemplating in Austin county, Tex is
about over.
The collar-makers of Paducsh, Ky, are
on strike.
There are All Inmates confined in the Ala
bama fanatic asylum.
The Louisiana Press Association meets at
New Orleans tomorrow.
A pure-white squirrel was killed near
Greenwood, Miss, last week.
Murray county, Ga he's no prisoner in
Jail. Whitefeld county has but three.
An Owen couqty, Ky, pot hunter reports
killing twenty three birds at one shot.
The Hon. Ethel Barksdale is reported to
be seriously i'll at his residence in Jackson,
Miss.
A Monroe county, Miss, farmer run his
farm This year on the proceeds OF the butter
he cold.
Forest fires are causing anxiety about
Tullahoma. Fences and cornfields have
been burned.
The Raymond (Miss) Co=ette says that
counterfeit silver dollars are in free circula-
ton in that State.
The venerable Bishop Green, Of Missis-
sippi, is now visiting and preaching in the
churches of his diocese.
Between $4,000 and 100000 in Confed-
crate bonds held by the city of Lynchburg,
Va, have been ordered TO be sold.
Two hundred dollars in gold were recently
found in old rusty iron box beneath the
roots OF tree in Gwinneit county, Ga.
JIM. Turner, of DsSoto county, Miss,
raised two bales of cotton to the acre on up
land by using gusno and stable manure.
A negro woman in Jail at Kaufman, Tex,
charged with numbering a negro boy, killed
her own child by knocking its head against
the Jail bars.
The only Greenbacker elected TO Office in
South Carolina at the recent election WAS a
German named Foultz, who was elected cor
oner OF Barkely county.
A Northern company is established at
Sarasta, in Charlo.te's Harbor, Fla, for the
purpose OF catching fish for the purpose of
extracting oil and manufacturing guano
The canning factory at Pascagoula, Miss,
was partially destroyed by FIRE ca Wedues-
day night of last week. Loss, $4,000.
Thought to be the work oil an incendisry.
The boys living in different parts of Mo-
bile, Ala, have formed themselves into clans
and when one clan gels on TO the territory of
another row ensues, sometimes with serious
results.
Capt Robert Kidd, aged los years, voted
at San Felipe, Austin county, Tex, at the
late election. He is still enjoying good
health, and will probably live to cast sew.
| eral more votes.
Atlsnts's receipts of cotton (6l 900 bales)
are 10000 bales behind the same time last
year. She has no grand exposition this
| year. This is an instance of what fair,
jubilee, centenary or an exposition does
| Tor a ciiy's trade.
A Pennsylvania gentleman has leased
ground on Mission ridge, near Chattanooga,
and will plant out 10000 peach trees. There
are already $4,000 on the ridge. Mr.. Emory,
of Canada, has bought fifty acres for fruit
purposes. Chattanooga is rivaling Gadsen
for Strawberries and fruits generally.
The Atlanta Pod-Appsai says: "No, a
thousand miles from the line OF Ogletnorpe
county lives 4 Young lady who has nice
little farm on which she has large hock OF
sheep, cattle, swine and fine horse. Those
thriving animals sre fed and attended 10 nv
her own hands and are told that she will
make good crop OF b5th corr and cotton"
The smallpox Is again causing mach
tronble in Chattanooga. 10 one ward tbere
were six new cases in two days. The Board of