Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-22
ALL ROUND THE SOUTH.

Mourv Ia haino, raiaad in OvarIor ooupfu
Tenn. for fair grounds and buildings,
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TIE Iavoilse sum%et Plsce' MohtVale, Is
no" connected WIN knoxville py telephone
A FARMER near Livingston, Tenn, was
bitten by a copPerhead snske last week, and
ms ING Is oesPaireo oi'
HE three WOODEN factories in Greene coun-
ty, TerD., are doing a splendid bu.iness.
Some Of these, If not all, are being run day
and night.
FLIES. MOSQUITOES and buIIfrops have
made the nights horrible in Chattanooga,
and now the Chattanooga Democrat declares:
'The Increase OF mad dogs becomes alarm
ingly gresL.n
SHELnYyIILE (Tennl Com.rey,ioI. usau
P. Ivin, Of Ihe Athens fbst, says that if any
BODY ATTEMPTS to Inc the State delhi o,es,;or
into the next Stats -etecfi0n, he'n Rave him
shot on the spoil.
RoeERsvILLE {Tenn.) Ts,escops: ga little
son of William Mooney, living few miles
seeth of this place, was bitten by a copper
head snake last Sunday, and came very near
losing his life from the Effects"
RHEA COUNTY, Tenn, is the elective point
of settlement OF BAvarisn colony, who de-
sire to settle 10 East Tennessee, and require
5000 acres of lsud. The colony numbers
forty families, with total OF 220 souls.
THE White County (Tenn.) Agricultural
and Mechanical Association are making ar
engagements to build exhibition grounds, a
hall mile =. track aud an amphlthealer near
sparta Inc iair opens on the "a OF October.
IT Is the Intention of Superintendent ] Tack
son, OF the Telephone Exchange, Vicksburg,
to place young ladies at the switch boards
in the Exchange instead of the boys that
now NIL the chairs. 1t Is thought that the
ladies Will be more attentive 10 The call than
poye'
KNOXVILLE Tribune: "Ellen Perry says
her husband has moi seen a sober day for
moDths, and has pawned everything in the
house for whisky and she and her children
are snuering' ohe nothes all whisky dealers
nei 70 seli or give MIN whisky under penalty
VI 'ne law.
KNOXVILLE 4ftbunes Sunday the 18th,
az .e'elooi, P:m., AT the residence OF the
brides uncle, Henry Davenport, one mile
from the CITY, Miss Jerushs Davenport was
mn 10 WIN. browp. Both are muteF."
Inc marriage was through an interpreter by
nieans Oh tne mute signs.
AT Rossville, Tenn, Messrs. John and
Willie Oursler have tried the Irish potato
crop this SESSION to the acreage of fifteen.
They think the first crop will bring them $50
D'iAeio, aIu ilnky lnleHQ RTOWlOg the second
crop. Il ls very likely that II will pay them
oetter 'nau growing cotton.
SPEAKING of the extension of the Eureka
Springs railroad, the Berryville IntsLIiqencer
says: ut might be safely put down that there
will be no work done on the extension from
Eureka Springs this year, as the season is
now we'll advanced and no preparations for
"oIh' 70 LAR having peen made.
KNOXVILLE Tribune: "The conduct of part
Oh the audience last night was outrageously
liI-ofed. The thIng has occurred more than
once on similar occasions, and prompts us
now 10 speak plainly and 10 cali things by
their proper Names" The occasion was a
university address at the Operahouse.
NASHVILLE World: "Bishon Rademscbsr
The newIv .nno;n,aJ CstLnI;o S1 Ir''
nessee, is expected to arrive here Friday
evening Inc conservation ceremonies will
tase place sunday morning. Tickets of ad-
mission VIII De issued, peW-holders having
me privilege oil reservins their own pews."
KNOXVILLE Tribune: ~ ohnson CITY is en-
joying large sized boom lust now. which
promises to be permanent It's the Iiyelisst
little town between Bristol and Chattanooga,
growing every day at a wonderful rate
Every one of its 2500 inhabitants seem to
be prosperous, and there is something for all
of them to do.n
ADAMS of Charleston Tam o.,L-
less character bnt VS. rsaarJsd 90 -
siye. On Tuesday last he wife n,m nJ
snec,ed LADY was fonnd in ~ -" -
skull broken with cI,h and ha. ,S.oot' nei
agelv emf Adams was csnabt -, r.;IrI
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