Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-12
ALL ROUND THE SOUTH.

A GOOSE farm with 500 birds has been
established in Talladega county Ala.
A BALTIMORE capitalist intends establish.
ing vegetable canning factory in Yicksburg.
A MISSISSIPPI man has discovered that
an excellent quality of sugar can be made from
sweet Potatoes.
A $4,000 stock of goods is The prize of a
shooting match at Meridian, Miss the chances
being held at 500 shot.
BUDDY CARMICHAEL, half white and nine
years old, died at Jackson, Tenn, last week from
excessive bleeding at the nose.
SALOON was the first house built In
Beauregsri Miss, after the cyclone. Look out for
another soon TO visit the same place.
SINCE the railroad has been completed 10
Admission, efforts are being made to develop the
gold and copper mines of Cleburne county, Ala
AN arrangement il on foot in Augusta
Ga, to have cooking taught in the public schools.
Much trouble is experienced with the domestic
servants
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, reports having hsd
"A 167 visitors this last winter the city is prosper
ing ia consequences and the clearinghouse keep
ers are joyful
JACKSON (Tenu.) Dispatch 'Tns few c1ol
nights the first OF the week were not Yery favor
which Is just coming up"
MISSISSIPPI is looking for az. imm grafton
boom The Jackson Clarion last week had nearly
column OF copies of inquiries about land and its
capacities for stock and yield.
AT Brookhaveu, Miss, has been organ
lied theSouth Mississippi Agricultural Mechen-
zeal and Live stock Association. Preparation is
making for grand fair in the fall.
AN English company have purchased go.
O 0 acres iron lsnds in East Tennessee. They sup
ply capital of 81 100000 and will erect furnaces
at once, giving employment to 500 men.
MANY OF the Northern tourists on their
way home from Florida carry with them pet alli-
tailed especially 10 feed and water the alligators
DEsoro Miss TINES: "Charbon and
blind staggers are among the stock in eral To-
calities OF this county. We learn that fish are
biting spendidly in the lakes, bayOus and creeks.
TRENTON, Tenn is to have oil mills built
this summer. An organized company has been
effected, and committees have been appointed 10
purchase a building site and machinery and to
prepare charter.
GIN LEVI LAwLoR, OF Mobile, and others
are forming company, with 100000 capital, 70
establish at early day a pigiro1 furnace OF
sixty tons daily cap icity at Alpine, on the Selma,
Rolre and Dalton railroad.
VAsNIE FERGUSON, OF S.rdis, Miss, il
blind, but he can and does do just IS nice work
in his line q man with two good eyes His line
OF business is making mattresses, brooms, bottom
ing chairs, cane, splits or shucks.
GARDENERS in South Georgia are reported
to have shipped their cabbsges at from i've 70
seven cents q p 3uud; they make from SO TO 800
per acre on them The seed were sown last sum
mer and plants set out in the ia !.
JACKSON (Miss.) CEpioa: "rne vestrV Of
St Andrews parish have addressed S call TO the
Rev. Mr.. Gsilor 10 succeed DR.. Tucker" We pre-
sumo this j. the son of Mr.. Gsilor, who was for
merry editor of the Memphis ArGiGnehe.
JACKSON (Miss.) Clarion: "As to The ale
CATION that the grange is seeking 70 constitute it
sell political organ Zstion is interfering is
likely t. interfere with partisan politics, there is
not the slightest foundation for IT. 1t is strictly
non olitcal institution"
THE jackson (Miss) Clarion says: Under
law ma king vaccination compulsory, there has