Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-14
o anxious heart
Eenrgia Affairs.

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A student OF the State University, N B
prewry, died at his home in Griffin few days
as-
The Athens Banner says the wounds of Hon
" W Price are not at all serious.
All the parties engaged in the burglary Of C.
Morris store. Athens. have been caught. four in
all besides the mother OF one Of the boys, she
having I'd. eived the stolen goods.
The Athens Banner says a party went the
other day and surrounded a house to capture
two notorious characters, Abe Cluts and Bob
Reed. but the outlaws got wind Of their dan
ger. aud the former escaped, while the latter
was taken after a vigorous race.
Mr. John D. Brown, OF Sumter county, shot
a negro man in the jaw with a load Of small
shot the other day The negro, SeabOrn Clark,
entered Mr. Browns premises with gun. and
demanded a hog, held by Mr.. Brown for four
months f-ld damages.
A little negro was shot through the neck at
Oxford one day last week by another little
darkey. while careIessiy handling pistol 1t
was still alive at last accounts
lIr ". a. C1wjry. OF Columbus, attempted
90 board a moving train the O.her day, missed
his footing. fell and received a severe injury Of
the ankle
Some Georgia and Florida editors are apollo
giz'ng for their scant reading columns on the
plea Of "a rush of advertisements.
Floyd. Chattooga. Polk and Gordon counties
are moving on the fence" or mo fence
question.
In Floyd Superior Court the Gassaway VS..
Georgia Southern Railroad case ended in a
verdict for fifteen thousand dollars damages
for the plaintiff.
Mr.. Jan es W. C0rhin, OF Griffin, is reported
TO be the pOssessor Of several millions Of Con
tolerate money, which he epurchssed from time
GO time since the war. and that the recent call
for Confederate bonds in England served to
strengthen Mr.. Corbin's opinion that some day
they would be redeemed.
Warren county Circuit Court sends George
Walker eighteen months, John Grant fifteen,
and BurreH Harris ten years to the peniten-
tisry.
The Chronicle says one OF the largest crowds
ever seen in Augusta visited the river bank
Wednesday evening to witness the naval battle.
on Thursday night Mr Thomas H Cheeks
r-sieucs. in Marietta, was entered at a bay
viui1w by burglar, who proceeded to turn
down the hall light and then abstract from
Nr Cheeks pants a pocket knife ami eight
dollars in money. and peaceably departed.
The sandersville Herald says the sweet po-
tsr1 crop, usually so large in that section is IN
many localities almost a failure"
Augusta EUeuiug Netrs: applications have
been received by Mr. Hyams for the purchase
Cf the Dublin Mills and afactOTy site Just below
tie Enterprise Factory"
C1yiuston star: ''AIr. W. B. Lees store was
entered hv thieves on last Friday night and
L. r#. has ~ Elfn gfnipU The
traucr was effected by boring through the
panels Cf q back window and removing the
bolts
Marietta Journal. 'sThe giu house Of Mr.
Lh mas Grave. containing ten or twelve bales
ot cotton. was totally destroyed by fire few
DAYS aga spark from the engine supposed
% have been the cause No insurance"
Sparta EbmdeIite: "A great many farmers
are u0v affected by the periodical prejudice
against guano. This prejudice seems TO be
tal and winter complaint, never lasting until
after The next years crop is pitched"
Rome Courier: 'GuanO dealers say that col
.ee'iors thus far are about as good as last yesr.
lL-re ls 10 effort on the part OF planters TO
resist uavmeuU Of guauO notes, or to seek to
asS for concessions. Indulgences alone are
ASKED in cases Of absolute failure or crops.
MARIETTA Journal. Harrison WilmOtt has
been arrested at Roswell for striking his moth
r--llr. ~ W Shailcross. cf Philadelphia. has
been 10 Marietta, and Sold the other day, in
1l-rlk-- county. a $4,000 interest in the
franklin FdscO gold mine"
Atlanta Constitution: "a box containing
about one hundred and fifty books was
s-lq-t t1 the Young Mems Library last week
gun New y Jrk with all charges psid- Libra
5--- hi--uIs IS az a loss to know who made the
An Acwor-L correspondent OF the Marietta
s''liit SAYS Some unknown visitors called
-son Ar j. @. Tanner one night last week
rL- -r- q was asleep. and dispOssessed him
=. u-e gold watch and chain. his pocket knife
@-al change he had in his pants pocket.
--1s 90. or. however, without disturbing the
sumter, "- Sir T.. and were kind enough TO
ya-d
ne -la-ra Islmdelite SAYS OF the Southern
Per- H1uthlg- The October number OF
~ literary treasure is as usual. filed TO over
FL- with the most valuable Information
-r people or this section, whatever may /
-F calling. The farm. the garden, the
f-'i ll- vineyard. the fold, the stock
nal are brought under intelligent review, |
e-5tsl1u gffers, IN the columns OF this month |
i-- editor seems b be perfectly at home |
% any subject pertaining TO South !
Am.r-cus EepubIicnu. I'VE learn that last /
1--f- 49, --f- g. o.. lay sheared four hundred and /
- Lei4 ~ sheep and marked one hundred /
.-.- .lree lambs. AT shearing time this /
80, -~Y hundred and forty four sheep we're i
5.r1-' ana eighty-tWO lambs marked The i
49, " = UNUSUALLY large, and. OF course, Il
5rs- Alne was not put on dogs. A few Il
st-.rl L4- clipping. seventy-fOur head OF Il
ttr-ly clipped. minus their Ian - return
s-- Iold hese had been sheRred by Il
&c. --rr parties and their lambs stolen. We /
r--. .-t' an eito-t will soon be made in Lee to
-' s--rp ralsers aEaiust wool thieves
i---t Gus HePUbficdH: On Tuesday morn /
r-s,il- ~ / q Hu son was coming TO town Il
EsS.---pL pL brick IN his wagon, and while be Il
d----1 Z. Three miles from the city, he acci-
t--5 rlfrln the top OF box he was sit Il
t---, "l-cl a as on the top Of the load OF Il
u---ta p h- "a as lying st length on the ground, Il
t.r = " the wagon ran up his leg from
s--L Cd the back OF his hip. and run over Il
tsi7v e. elt lr -ke 10 bones. Mr.. Hudson was /
49, o..lised, but came on to the city. dis /
c1- Ms brick. and attended to his other i
trrA ne entire weight OF the wagon and /
er5t vas IWen'y-eight hundred pounds, /
'o crush an ordinary man"
Dey-t-IL Eastman correspondent writes: Prince /
l1gr-- an enterprising colOred man Of our Il
k-- las commenced the erection OF mar
on the streets OF Eastman. Mr.. |
sas7rA AsA5lrn Is having the immense pile Of Il
ul.ss-. which has for a long while been a i
cerr 80 70 9uf town, removed. A cOrrespOn-
% sr.- t-f savannah NEws once said jOcOSely \
Oh H. Ws OF Eastman, that il was situated i
s.xtv --t--lln and Brunswick Railroad about Il
saEfr-- south OF Macon, near a big pile OF Il
Asttr-- II Is that Identical mass that Mr.
he exr--.s removing. and We understand that
spot ~ % build cotton warehouse on the Il
On s enterprise in the right direction