Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-25
ALL ROUND THE SOUTH.

MAJ SYKES ia delivering temperance ad-
dresses in Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA has a cotton compress, and
a company is applying for charter to build an
other.
ENTERPRISE, Miss, Jail lost a great part
of It's inmates last week, only one was persuaded
to return-the hash is bad.
So many cattle are coming in to Chatta-
nooga that beef is expected to decline; the farm,
ers also bring in large supplies OF rabbits ana
opossums
The Chattanooga Times says there is a
scarcity of labor there The same paper says the
farmers complain that the cold weather has killed
thsir oats.
MACON claims TO have the best player at
draughts; West Point says 1t has the best POKER
player. and Columbus boasts of having the best
whist player-all IN Mississippi.
A COUNTRY exchange wants TO know how
1t is that when you steal mans coat you are put
in jail but If you want wife and steal his daugh-
ter you arc regarded as having done smart thing
ASHLAND miss Register: "Our com mu-
nifty could afford to spare few members OF the
canine family without ser Gus injury; more sheep
and fewer dogs should be inscribed on our ban
ners."
AN agent has offered to light the streets Of
Chattanooga for little more than half the price o.
| gas BE uses gasoline, and in peculiar tan
generates gas enough each day TO last for twelve
hours at night.
THEY are killing mad dogs in several o.
the Mississippi counties; how it Is known the DOG:
are mad we do not know but any man who w9 SS
not get mad enough az sheep-killing dogs ana XII
| them, ought 10 be bitten.
minnie LowREY was thrown from he
horse and painfully injured at Chattanooga OF
/ Wednesday, Her sister Lulu, who was riding II
/ another part of the town, was also thrown anS
much hurt. curious coincidence.
| CHATTANOOGA is rejoicing at the ressat iol
| It took a doctor, with policeman attending hin
| round TO every door in the infected district, L
| compuls0rily yacciEate all who could not SHOW
| scar to conquer the epidemic.
A TENNESSEE paper, announcing the ap
| preaching arrival of q new minister, says he VIII
| deliver "a special sermon on the LIST of March
| Talmage has preached q sermon on the eye an
another on the ear, but we should think sermo
| either of them.
| COLUMBIA (Tenn.) Democrat: "Last Thurs
day morning our little city was somewhat excite
over the news that the Masonic Hall was about
tumble down. The building was occupied by tn
postotiice telegraph office and store, all OF whoi
had to move away. The warm spell the nrst
the week caused the wheat to show ITSELF Fa
mers were dishesrtened about the wheat crop br
they seem better satisfied now"
ASHLEY LAsALLE formerly foreman i
| the composing room of the Chattanooga Time
eloped last week with Miss Lizzie Owsley, cousi
| of Judge Owsley. On reaching Frankfort, KY
they found bond must be given before the ma
| rage could be celebrated, aud they did not kno
| ing, but when the circumstances became know
ten citizens signed their name to the bond.
In street in Chattanooga Wednesday
great brute was Safeguarding feeble boy VIII
asked him for money owing. AS the wretch al
stigmas the English language supplies, Mr.. Je
Rogers stranger TO the boy, fired with indigni
| ton, settled" the f0ul-mouthed creature wit
| He saw that more OF the same sort was ready IL
him and got up and slinked of.