Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-03
ALL ROUND THE SOUTH.

Pine Bluff, Ark, is scarce of nickels, and
the people make out with dray tickets
Sardis. Miss, Is preparing to start a public
library-a very wise and sensible thing to do.
At Knoxville new nickeIs are at pre-
MUM. 1he minting is stopped, and they will be
curiosity.
Pine Bluff wants its limits extended. Three
hundred people live outside the border who pay no
corporation taxes.
week OF sunshine has wonderfully
Frightened up the country people who are be-
yond the overflow.
Johnsonville, Tenn, on Tuesday reported
four new smallpox cases. They quarantine there,
when they should vaccinate.
On Tuesday the academy at Strawberry
Plains, Tenn, was burned down. The session is to
finish out its term at church.
There is wrath in Knoxville newspaper
office; new printer, not used to Knoxville beer,
set up the editor as 1.-The idioter."
There are 1886 public school buildings in
Arkansas, valued at s254,2 PHO. OF this number
129 were erected during the year just past.
AT Chattanooga, on Monday, five large
buildings were burned on Eighth street. Stores.
stables, factories and candy mandatory were
sufferers.
The Arkansas City Mad says: "The Rap.
fists will hold church meeting in this place if
water does not prevent" That notice is a real
flood sign.
The Pine Bluff Commercial has a local to
music. Send photograph along, he must be
mighty taking"
The Sardis (Miss.) Nsws says it has more
than 100 colored subscribers. There win be an
end to jumping on the n1ggers' when they take
to reading the papers.
The new car works st Knoxville are won
derfully successful and orders come in rapidly.
They build four cars a day, and use car-wheels
that are manufactured in the same town.
The Pine Bluff (Ark.) Commercial says
~ laec Init in milk S0d thara at
Pine Bluff has so many pretty children.
The Eureka Springs Herald says the
prosecuting attorney Of that district indicted
term OF the Washington County Court.
The mortgage system is swallowing up
planters alive as the Red sea swallowed Pharaoh
and his host, and the Arkansas Legislature has
Some of the country papers are discussing
what becomes of all the mules that are brought
TO this section OF the country for sale. You
hardly ever hear OF their dying, and but few are
killed. Something must become OF them
The Knoxville police arrested a whole
column of boys on Tuesday who were engaged in
stoning each other. That amusement is q favorite
one there. Knoxville paper says the boys break
their mothers hearts and her neighbors' windows.
Towns in East Tennessee are striving
earnestly to obtain selection for the location of
new Methodist University. Chattanooga and
Knoxville have been inspected by the committee.
great inducements.
Winona (Miss.) Advance: GAIL along the
road we see farmers turning over their ground
and putting in their new crop. In several places
we saw cotton that had not been picked out,
which was being plOwed under to make room for
Gcrop of the same sort this year."
Pine Bluff Commercial: "The farmers Of
this section have had another practical lesson this
winter concerning the necessity of providing
for all kinds of stock, especially for horses and
cows" We see by this that inhumanity pays no
better than any other of the DEVILS service.
Chattanooga appears still to be in trouble.
/ The Democrat says: Mrs. Mary Doyl, of Wauhat-
chic, died this morning OF smallpox, and q few
hours thereafter her sister. Miss Retta Hinyard.
! died of the same disease. Their mother had but
I recently recovered from the same sickness.
The following wall is from the Pine Bluff
| CVs1HcTeioL we fear there will be more of the
sane sort 1.-The peach bud fend is earlier this
| year IN Missouri Than usual. He has been heard
from n di aerent localities and the burden of his
| song il as usual. All the buds are killed, and
| there viii be no peaches this year.
Pine Bluff Commercial: "A Little Rock
J daily has glowing account of that city as cot