Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-26
ALL ROUND THE SOUTH.

COLUMBIA, TENN has cooking CLUB.
YAzoo CITY, MISS, is preparing a public
| park,
THERE is but one saloon in Quitman
county, Mits.
THEIR beautiful Riverside Cemetery Is
| the boast and pride of Jackson, Tenn.
SOME of the Lewis county, Tenn, farmers
are about to start a fruit evaporation.
CoRINTH (Miss.) S,lbsoiLer: "The laugh Of
the candidate is heard In the land"
THE proprietors Of the Port Gibson, Miss,
oil-mill have been indicted for working on
Sunday.
TIPPAH county, Miss, has shipped 1000
cattle 10 the last ak months, and still has
more to sell.
The County Court of Davidson county,
Tenn, will celebrate the centennial Of its
organization this fall.
On the 4Lh Of July Vicksburg will have a
grand celebrate ion of the union Of Port Glib
son and Vicksburg by rail.
THERE are many editions Of the Bible.
The last heard of is in the shape Of D. K.
Bible, deputy sheriff in Greeneville, Tenn.
THE Jackson (Tenn.) Tribune says it ex-
poets large gathering at the West Tennes-
see Farmers Convention, which meets there
on the glorious Fourth.
Miss ELLA KNIGHT, beautiful young
lady living near Chattanooga, committed
suicide last week. A love aft air and false
lover caused the rash deed.
The Macon (Miss.) Sun is of the opinion
that if the people don't do something for
their town pretty quick it will soon be a
roosting place for bats and OWL.
The Brandon Miss,) Republican says that
landa have 0nna nm S00 nor IN NJ
Jones and Perry counties since the railroads
have been built through them.
The Vicksburg Herald states that when
the railroad is completed between New Or
leans and Meridian, it will only take five
hours TO ran from one place to the other.
The Batesville (Miss) Rdnolian says tha at
Holmes county has a coal.black woman
preacher who cannot read but can hold an
audience OF her color from four 10 six hours.
JIM WooDs, a negro burglar, while at
tempting to rob Herman Herald's dry goods
and plantation store, in Shreveport, La, early
the other morning, was shot dead by Joe
Blum, the clerk.
AN Indiana land corporation has bought
over 1000 res-of land at WIIsonyille
in Ooion county, Tenn, and will invest .ev-
eral hundred thousand dollars in that and
other localities in the State.
TATE COUNTY (Mias.) Record: "The educa-
tiensl boom Is extending all over the State,
aud the indicl atoms are hat after the meeting
OF our next Legislature we will have better
teachers and more thorough schools"
AT Water Valley last week the seventeen.
year-old stepdaughter of Wat Austin. col.
ored, gave birth 10 baby, choked il to death
with string, and threw it in an old we'll.
The father, mother and daughter were ar
rested.
CoFFEEvILLE Miss Times: "Yalosusha
county is deeply IN debt, and we see no
prospect with county matter. arranged as
they now are OF any brighter future before
her. Her warrants are cold at heavy dis
counts on the Streets"
The Jackson (Tenn.) Tribune reports that
Mr.. A. NJ Reid, of Texas, bong ht up
drove of 600 head of cattle in til at and ad
joining counties recently and shipped them
to Texas. Catlls-breediDg appears likely 10
be carried on pro6tsbly among our farmers.
Let them be wise and raise good breeds.
CoRINTH (Miss.) SubsOiIer: "If Corinth
cannot have s railroad to Hamburg. Tenn
or Birmingham, Ala, or a factory, or CITY |
park, or waterworks, or an artesian well. or |
public library, or fountain, museum, a |
geological garden, street-car railway. or a |
boom of some kind, suppose we strike ont and |
ask Uncle Sam 10 build postoffice here"
PAsoLA (Miss.) Star, 23i: "The Missis-
sippi and Tennessee rsilrosd has adopted a
new fruit and vegetable tariff, considerably
reducing The rates on such articles when
shipped. In and around town several
horses have lately tried the mettle OF barbed