Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-01
ALL ROUND THE SOUTH.

TAe smallpox ia troublesome in several
parts of Mississippi.
jackson and Grenada, Miss., have been
connected by telephone.
Lest vesr = Crystal Springs, Miss nan
cleared $3.50 on trUck-fsrming.
Aberdeen, Miss, had clipped up 10 the let
OF March $3.50 bales OF cotton.
Il Jsfer-on county, Miss, planting opera
atoms are two weeks ahead of last year.
The only licensed oleom argsriue dealer in
the State of Mississippi IS at Greenville.
Jim Woods and Ben Fletcher, murderers,
are to be hung at Natchez, May Sd, next.
La Nstehsz last Monday a man was fined
SIS and costs for keeping gambling-house.
Meridian does more 10 the monsy-order
line than any other postoffice in Mississippi.
SMALLPOX has broken out in Rankin
county, Miss. It was introduced by tramp.
There are 40 public schools in Alfalfa
county, Miss, about forty OF which are colored.
The Sanatobia (Mias,) Record saws the
gaats already 100 troublesome in that district.
The government has agents out looking
alter trespassers on public land in portions OF Mis-
sissippi.
The Mobile .Adrsniiser says the sir along
the coast is perfumed with the fragrance of orange
blossoms.
The papers throughout North Mississippi
NAAS H-NS-A NhpP bNAg -AseAASN " VIZ 4ee
cold snap
! 1he Sentinel has a long account of pig
9SSat that excited the village Of Grenada one day
lHs,week.
Corssli, Miss., has "gone back" on saloons
NO TO be sold in that town for the next
Mics Moths Hoskins, daughter OF the edi-
tor Of the 5uetsc. is the telegraph operator at
Gronads Miss Sentinel: with con.
siderable Cas- Of our people hell and saloons are
| closely associated. d"
Tb> Grssnville (Mi-s.) Reuie,s asks: "Whst
/ is Rfettier than nice white fe1cer' The Pamela
|stdT replies: "A nice white girl
Th'ee Of the children OF L>roy Massey,
OF Wisston county, have six toes on each foot.
And they are not potatoes either.
West Point, Miss, has, by vote Of her
citizens donated $50 for The right of way TO the
Chattanooss, Aberdeen and Northern railroad.
JOIN Benue6e'd, the notorious moon.
sinner, has given 5000 bond for his appearance at
the next term of the Uaited States Court at
Huntsville.
Mr.. T. J. Thornton, OF Coldwater, raised
one and o1a1Af bales Of cotton to the acre on up-
la d last Tear. The land wss feItnized at a cost
Of a. per acre.
Senstobia ladies are profound admirers of
pet alligator Kept by one OF the citizens there.
Ihsy ,ay ne has such smiling way about him,
and snnHes so openly.
Wafer Valley Mis- Progress: ave quote
country produce as follows: Eggs 10 to f2I$c;
butter, y T. 21c; ehlczeus scarce and in demand,
-5e; potatoes, 50 10 60c"
The Water Valley Progress intimates that
visitors in that neishborh0od this winter blew
away good deal Of gunuowder, but did not de-
p!Iye residents OF much game.
Canton, Miss, merchant r fuses 10 fur
nish supplies 10 farmers, no mater how much
sscuilty they ma otier for the advance, unless
they nave enough corn TO make q years crop.
vrgfFzptsr rai4girT,a u,aafluy aapfi1ui-r,
eighteen days, closed in Corinth las. week, result
ing IN thirty conversions. Not Two cay, and
hrlng and lights cost more than s. day, unless
the converts pay the expenses.
= Biloxi respondent OF the Cost Ben
con says: There are out three industries in South
MISSISSIPPI worth namlng-ish, oysters and the
few STEAMERS visiting IN summer The Sunday
lsW stops their visits, and what is efL?''
10 Mi~issippi il is unlawiu. TO kill wild
turkeys Orpartridges between the dr, ID yof Nav
aud Inc hrt dGy OF October and il Is IN awful To
kll ceeF Laitle doves Gul field lsrks between the
lrst DAY oil March ana the fifteenth day Of Sep
TENDER.
The Taie County (Miss) R.c2rd saw.
''Coldwatei shipped iO,SS7 b.lfs of cation mn IN
wednesday OF last week, and asks what town in
North Mississippi can beatit" Como can md does
coo bales ~
ENGLISH spsrrows. iuirodueed into W,st
Poiat, Mss, few years since. are vote; a vre,t
nuisance, They eat no bugs or worms s. IoEv a.
II.ls S@u . ~ a. a., sho have driven away many
more psstui olFcs. 50 says the Pamela Miss Si6rr
but more accurate observation viii lei yery iif
fsrent STORY. = 'S-' -
The Wster Valley (Nis.A p,ooys.s asia.
Why not some OF our farmers try littIe guano
this year! If IL pays Georgia fsrnar ~ 80 q,
certG nly it viii pay here LEI ps ~ 20 US ~
sive and see II We can't get out Of Sons ri tss IA
OF oats Now if they will plsnt so oi Hsos ia.
corn and small ones Of cotton thaI & , nei1s ot
home next year" N-- IVAN -