Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-10

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...-.-4-- voice of the written troth-
s--- ma uo- much more care for your
r-..+ Hope Snday NoU o. 1881. U. D.
Georgia Affairs.
...-.-- TromssvIlle. Albany, Rome and
-.---.r .-rsr towns and cities have been luxu-
-.,..-- I'D delicious refreshing showers after
-a....- -f-1rsft
ru Walton county farmers, with their
s..r-- Who moved to Louisiana two years
- t.v- returned TO their old home, and are
-sI Co get back
.-..-l-rv Hlpsins. convicted Of an assault
-.r intent -1 murder. was sentenced to ten
.-s-- hard labor in the penitentiary by Judge
-r... r- Augusta, on the Sth inst.
-H--luderry farm Of Messrs. Blackshear
sv..a-. la Thomas county, is turning out
s.r .-.r aF berries They have planted out
-rrlls. winter and have made such growth
-.. ,.-.. -- Co astonish all who visit the farm.
r- farm has q LeCOnte pear orchard,
u many young trees now nearly ready 10
a-l-fl.-
I. Northern cotton mill men at the Ex-
position were invited BY resolution OF Council
90 visit Columbus. but they had engaged to
Ia-a Atlanta in day or tWO, and had to
express lheir regrets at not being able to
a-ea1t The cordial invitation.
- 49, b. Hunt. Of Hancock, took the ten
dollar premium for the best cotton at the
STATE Eair-
-.s-.s Carter E solomon. carpet dealers Of
Atlanta. failed Thursday for S25, 500; assets,
$500
Tls cotton part of the Exposition went
through the difficult feat Of picking, weaving
and finishing up a third suit OF clothes. the
1-H-r day, which was donated to Mr. Edward
Atkinson
,r-usra Velrs. ION Saturday Henry Cor
tIu. c1lo-ed. who lives on the lard OF Judge
II r LAWSON. a few miles from WaynesOOrO,
Drought c. that own bale ot cotton 70 pay
a.s rent The cotton was sold 10 Wilkins &
Co.. bat Sir. r @ Neely, noticing that IL was
q small bale and seemed loosely PACKED,
thought 80 weighed too much and commenced
investigating. As a result a pile or SAND that
u0uld probably weigh two hundred POUNDS
-vEs found concealed in he centre OF the cot
ton. Henry owned up 10 the charge' ana
could only urge iu eXtenuatiOn that the man
who ElnDed the cotton had suggested the trick
20 him The lat er individual another cot
cred man. Indignantly denies any kno"ledse
Of the transaction
Milledgevilie- Recorder: 1t may be legltl-
mate business TO buy cotton seed ana snip lheIIl
M tO distant points. but il Is certainly very
uBproftable one to ths peop.6 OF a county
where rhey are shipped from Every pound OF
cotton seed sold here and shipped takes thaI
much away from the fertiliziDg resources OF
Baldwin county. II II were possible 70 10 l.,
rHrbusiuess should De prohibited"
Macon telegraph. Yesterday fight oc-
cured iu the jai between VIII Walker and
Nose HOImgsnead- The latter Is IN Tor cattle
stealing aud the former for shooting his Wlre.
q ClagneTafe character. mas
lad to he chained down twice before for bad
conduct Yesterday he got into dispute with
Walker aud the result was WaIker SMASHED ne =
as-aae spirtoou over his head. HOllIngshead
closed in upon him, and being much more
powerful man than his antagonist punisne1
l.u severely. until help came IN the person OF
the 5ljier, llr. Foster and Others, and Hoilings-
-a.. was a.ain chained to the fiOcr."
-acar TeisgrauE: Twenty boxes OF silver.
rr.rlilIuz ia all 2.0Ol. fresh from the New
Orleans miEC is what s reporter 50 IN the
southern Express Office last night IL was con
s-lef t0 the Merchants National BANK OF
savannah
Atlanta Constitution: NO 14G McDonOugH
s-r-.r was entered yesterday morning Whle
r-a family was out ana robbed or a lev aftiSle,s-
Among o-her things the thief got away Win
q rIscz frocl K coat, a single breasted blue vest
AMI a white srf hat.-Yesterday in the Su-
r-r1r Court. Steve Wilmuth, convicted OF
mule stealing. was sentenced TO four years
Dol rl- p-rite-tiary. Phil She'll colored boy
c- dozen years OF sge, was sentenced 10 hNe
year, forthe CfTense Of burglary"
Albany yerrs. Judge L. z. ID. Warren viii
rss' Eis lrbut as Judge or this judicial Or
r." aC bliuhrifge next Monday. 1esteFuay
p s- -,.r .aeu AR time for Baker Superior Court
-It.Lvrle. but the Judge decided not 70 hold
uLst.e VAS incompetent 10 try majority OF
The eases ca the uOCSet, having been employed
L. .-r.-n-r In most of them. a special term
E De ordered FOR Baker county as soon as
practicable for the purpose OF trying crlnilhAl
cases aud clearing the county jan
albany Neus. From @ citizen OF Camlla; q;
Elg SECS iu the city yesterday, the AetoS Gnu
tLre.t.1er learns that Mr.. Elias ta&re.Oth vas
s.el av negro named Alex. McEiFeen at
a--r-lsule. iu Mitchell county. on SATURDAY
Izl- lr Faircio5h, an older orother o. EiiAs
.-clrl- was also badly cut by the @ enIese1 t
negro. De- seems that The difficulty grew GU.
% d set-.-r. between the falrclotns anu
Che negro FOung FairclOth was killed with
ga er--l-Iv-. and the doctor was cut witE a
s--- lu the hands Of the negro Inc IA Ter
t- AMI had not been captured up to last ac-
t1.s- tlr was beirg hOtly pursued
rassl vlle Dispatch: Jack 0il6srt and
A- --u-f PppiE, both white ct drunss 8 40
N--.a uu the road near ThOmasvllle. last sat
-.-al- rl ert pulled Pippin out or ms buggy
an --t his throat Pippin llved only nse
minutes II ve are not mistaken. man by
--- name uf Jack Gilber- was, few years ago,
sentenced uT Judge Pate e the chalh gang
-.-'. -.-a.y county for having taken the ne OF
@.al named king Gilbert made bus escape
GU "ll.l last heard from was IN the lower POI,
--at ,le state This is probably his second
~-.--e 1i q murderCUs nature"
-.i.e-- --rvil.e Recorder: AN unfortunate
gl- ul 3 occurred across the river. on Thurs
e--- between two well known citizens OF the
--,{. Ar- J. A. Kemp end Mr.. John owens
=. hrmp received two severe blows on the
-- rom stc'S, which cut the scalp causing
ti-u>e bleeding He was placed at tne
---Ili.E house n Mr.. Stembridge IN The cllys
---- --s Vl..nJs were promptly ATTENDED 20 "
~. slln A. Galloway. They were painful ouS
lasserous. He was doing well on Satur-
-t- --f- Owens was bound over an tne SUN q
- ~ answer the charge or assault WIN IN
NeImhus Times: "A negro suatched hFe
liars from another yesterday, ana ran
"l me 'r-eJ and across the lower orioge.
----Nel 1J policeman. He made gooo ms
i--' carry ~ ti1e money"
columbus EHgsfrers ''On Saturday couple
9- ..lntrymen were doing the city. and fOund
---s and polite guides TO sacw them t1e
'-.l-r rent points OF interest After going arOuna
----. a laie hour the party separated, AID on
sunday morning one Of the country men round
~ pants pocket cut and SD taken thereffom
Two persons were arrested on suspicion and
s'.lfhL tef0re Judge Rsdd, but owing 70 lnsuI-
---rLt evidence there was 10 trial.
tp.umbUs Enquirer: Last Saturday night
negro bog came to the residence OF IT.
1- Johnson, vino lives flVe miles north OF the
~ ana begged him for food and shelter. Mr.
'---sou took him 10. g4Fe him something TO
--, a d tue boy is still at his house. Tne boy
-s MS name is Sherman shepherd. and that
(. e-=reu years Of age, though he is rather
E E.-1-i I1f hal age He can read and seems 70
EA % oIlsht, Industrious boy. He states that
81 ta-ner lives about six miles above West
..l-- and that he was so brutaily treated by
2 -aluer that he could not live with him. be
fiss an account OF the outrageous manner OF
-F -eat-4ent and has no desire or intention
VI returning"
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