Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-09-28
ALL OVER THE SOUTH.

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"A NIEoE1'lA Wa'erhleion VINE Is 1eet
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1T IS stateu that cleveland, Tenn, VIII
oe 'Ie iuture terminus OF the memphis
anu Oiiariestoh raiiroad'
Mrs McCcRRf aged over 100 years, was
DaPtlZeu ieW sundays ago 1T Buzzard
hooSt' III Withheld county, Ha,
MAYOR FANNIN, OF Apalachicola, has in
vented cotton-tie, for which he has been
oheTeu 9lVu'ooo ny balVlnore hrm'
DICK Copy, of Georgia, went to bed
few nights ago with his hearing unim-
paired, and walked i'll the morning totally
deaf
THERE were light frosts in Gibson and
other northern counties of Tennessee Sat
urday night last, but no serious damage to
vegetation occurred.
A DISEASE peculiarly fatal to milch cows
is prevailing in some portions of Lincoln
county, Tenn 1t is supposed to have been
introduced from Alabama.
4 C,r1,ror,, c,rro,,,o,,lo,,+ Of tho 10
lumbia CTenn1 HerGH writes that the cot
ton crop OF that section promises to be
larger than any since 1869
4 xpcpn NJ worl, or +ba c.aoro,;o poo;f,.
r,iiroaJ is oa,nr CO.. Co.. '4G 81 J All, III
irnLas b;oL ,.;alts 355 -, - " - :;
nnlI "e,sS ,a [J5 III po'ihuS' anu iS
:, 60. ,,,t,i ", ooioiou man lece'i'l
h;s SU" ma ;.,ele "PPGaleu a.
h; ~ lii' loHt anu
star,oothar i'i' ie''i iiio'''ei al" i'i'
IN burning caDin IN frankln county,
'%a'' TWO coioreI chudren peflsheu, ana
| dog winch had been le1t with them re-
lised 10 leaNe theh' ana was burned TO
"o,''i " 'i'Si' SiNoI
M hMEfNoLDS' "a, mas i musical prodgy
IN the person OF Joe carson son OF Cap'.
D. l. larson, Who' thOuSi ohiy lour years
/ ana SIN hioillhs oiu' Plays quite correctly
| several pieces upon the harp, piano and
! orSa".
An immense Swarm Of bees, coming
! from the southwest, settled on the little
/ town of LAFAYETTE. XIV. Sunday. the 10th
instant. and stung every animate thing
Services were going ON at the church, and
! the people there were stung most terribly.
| Two line horses and mule were stung TO
death.
| 4 LITTLE son OF Clabe Bowman, colored,
! living at Oakdae. Tenn, Was killed last
| Friday by being draoeed TO death. He
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around his neck. when the mule became
frightened and ran away. throwing the
hoy ont with the lines around his neck.
ond bn ,,,oe tbue drop,nd 70 deotb
~ ,,,.aa,aot;7F9, 80, C,a,,ol N
~ ENC p,o'l NJ NC" ,,.H, if ~
t1 uisIoHv,au ,Ihft az Ia Ia ngd'ti H. % si.oiotH,
~ ~ or,o, Tfa oiStI;rf and shna,, 80
still on the bones, and, from the fine quail
ity of the cloth and the presence of dia-
mond ring of some value, it is thought that
the bones were those of some lady of posi-
ton and means
A suoRr sugarcrop is predicted in Iouis-
lana owing 10 an insufiiciencv of rain. A
Irouth 40 excessive and proionoed IL sal
dom experienced in that State. Had the
| narjv nrom;se of the season heen realized
The sI,o,rr cron wonld have been much
LARGER than that of last wear at present the
prospect is that the.crop will be below last
wears figures, though ii is possible that an
open fall and favorable weather from this
out may lead TO . nlQfe satisfactory result.
SOME time ago DIR. Thos. o. Summers, OF
Nashville, Tenn, was absent from the city
While he was away a New York drummer
named Scoggins, who was casually intro
,luced to his wife ut her boarding-place
addressed an impudent note to her. The
lady rebuked him and informed her hus-
band gS soon 4s lle returned. Dr. Sum
mers, who has been looking for Scoggins
ever since, found him in a store on the
public square. Without any preliminarie:
the doctor took slight walking-cane which
he carried and slapped several sharp cut'
across Hcoeglns's iaoe, lie was arrested
for the assault, and discharged by the re
corder,
tn TocLSo, Nom ,L;,x;ss;nn;oo saw
..paaso Tr'anS af Wasb;ne,.on n n ha
henn .,worJad Tho contract tor erectino th,
s,na,,str,ct;on Of The IJn;tnd STATE