Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-28
ALL OVER THE SOUTH.

Ducks are becoming numerous IN the
Arkansas lakes.
The Pine Bluff Eagle calls the citizens the
"Pinebluffians."
A movement is on foot to build All opera
house in Pine Puff
The Little Rock girls are accused of loviog
pawpaws and Quapaws.
Frequent accidents in Nashville from The
bad conditions of the streets.
A new Episcopal church is bulldog at
Chattanooga; the Read House is to be
enlarged.
Arkansas is filling up. One hundred aud
fifty immigrants arrived in Little Rock on
one train on Wednesday.
The cotton factory at Prsttville, Ala, has
been enlarged TO make $50 ya.ds OF
cloth day more than formerly.
The broom drill having become anti
1uated, Little Rock is organizing stair bri-
gsdes." The principal officer is brig-a-
dear.
The United States will, in the spring. have
scientists at work completing the geographi-
cal and geological survey OF the State oil
Arkausas.
Macon, Ga, is putting up pole of seventy
ave feet in hight with which to try the effect
of the electric light before adopting 1t into
general use.
The Okolon4 (Miss.) Messenger accuses
Meridian of experimenting with hole IN
the griund, which it expects will turn 10 an
artesian we'll.
The Tishomiugo (Miss.) Reporter says ham
is twenty cents and bulk pork eighteen cents
a pound, all of which it considers an awful
warning to farmers.
The Pine Bluff Commercial says their
streets are haunted by geese, il knows them
by the cAekle, but does not ssy whether they
wear bonnets or not.
The Little Book Gazette, of Thursday,
said: HSol Cans il doing the Memphis
races" They were we'll done, but we did
not know that il was owing 10 Arkansas
genius.
A committee OF twenty have put to ront
thu Gamblers a. Pine Buff PIco has de-
ZANE Of q, .ds il INDUCED in it is with drawn
blinds and Io,. ked doors.
The Nashville 1. anner says the astounding
catastropbes related In the AHeTiedH come
from local editor who 10 somnamDuiist
and writes them in his Sleep Inc lsdle4
pronounce his productions exquisite
Promenaders in Chattanooga complain ci
stumbling over stone, defective plank walks,
and profound mudholes; no wonder they
stumble, Chattanooga has had a company OF
Mormon missionaries at the Florentine.
A gentleman IN Chattanooga ran nome
from his store in great alarm on "Wednesday
10 consequences of being told that the smsli-
pox red dag was hoisied at his house door.
On arriving he found that the red flag was
some strings OF red peppers hung out to dry.
The Des Arc (Ark.) appeal says that the
Methodist church there has 10l members,
and only fifteen of them had paId a cent to-
ward EXPENSES. The man who converted The
lot must have been a very poor hand at his
business. No cobbler could turn oct more
bungling job.
At Knoxville on Wednesday a happy
couple from Granger county were entering
the clerks Office for a marriage license when
the bride visa 80 overcome with bashfulness
she ran off up Main street. With the aid OF
two clerks and the bridegroom she was
headed of, caught and put through.
A cOmpsny OF negroes are ibgeniously
robbing stores in Chaita nOoga; a couple OF
them 20 10 the counters and engage the at
teption of the clerks while the others
snake a haulD O1 Saturday night two
stores alone lost four pairs of boots and
seven pairs OF pantsloons IN that way.
AT Montgomery, Ala, attention was ak
cited by woman DIGGING Nashville
Gunner who was on business there. On
ma skiog what she wanted she said he was
ner hi.saand and had deserted her three