Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-28

r.ssf1rron Gazette asks the readers OF
.-p1.lsa to keep a watch for one Sam
r1-9rIous negro murderer who re-
.'-tr.a5 Robt Bennett in Jackson county,
go badly wanted by the Sheriff there.
3 ---.-ror has offered 500 reward, and the
U ...-,4arstands there are other rewards
s--tfrl Il is believed he Is down in that
-.-.-so,i He is five feet six inches high.
-. sb7ut $50 pounds, gingercake color,
r1t or scar about two or two and a
..s5-,bas I1nz on left Jaw.
v-r-as county negro caught seventeen
,5ue night last week
---r,s THom son, charged with burning
.-,rsr-s station last year. has been found
-- s- Athens. Tenn, and sentenced to
-.--s-r wears in the penitentiRry.
...--ifr- 90 the Dalton Citizen there was
.-r.tr- Messenger on the State Road train
.-s--r.v morning. His name was William
-..l~sr lie was only three years Of age
-4,.f-rei one hundred and thirty pounds
2 -~-ssured thirty-six inches around the
- and his limbs were as large as full
----uar-s. His parents, who accompanied
r. are Of ordinary size.
The Central Railroad has expended over
sr tfir improvements about Hampton dur
---fs pest twelve months.
r--5s- Gazette. Timber still continues to
I'M .aau pre-l. freely and Is selling az fair
~. The r.v-r Of late has been in fair rafting
r"
-.-s-r Journal: I'VE are sorry to learn
---rT. Martin Melton was severely kicked by
--.rila fer Gays ago. In the fan Mr.. Melton
--- DE mis- 1rtune TO have his left shoulder
siI7ea-et The injury is a very painful one,
tur. ve h1Ve, not serious"
albany Nsr-e: 'sTha store and goods Of
4 v-s-rs Srr. fl-r & Hilsman. two young men
so commenced business at Palmyra. five
-r-s northwest OF this city, some time las
r1--r were totally destroyed BY fire on Tues
f5rri-lr The stock OF goods was estimated
$500 Insured for $780,"
srs-s Times and Planter: "a bad cutting
1 srf shoot NJ ssraps occurred on last Monday
a-.l-rE b-twren George Woods and Harry
/ F-ar ~ il whirh the latter received a danger
r-. nI--dl shot in the right breast, which prob
Ct rri.I Rave a fatal termination We under
s.li -h- f1rm-r made good his escape"
Dl1sru Journal: We learn from B. H
E-5t 0f 1u- city. that he has ordered a ma
cine Tor the purpose OF huiling cotton seed
El bs propelled hy steam, and in a few
sU- UIt be in successful operation at the
7.-.ll zIu site. There will be a mill also ar
-ea-1 r1 toe machinery for the purpose OF
,- suE the contents Of the hulls into meal" 3"
Tr,1-n E terprgse: The through freight
-ll ran of the track Wednesday morn
-z 15 10 was coming up rom brun~Wfck, about
r-Ilw 40. a. on the Macon and Bruins
rl. E road Fourteen freizht cars were
--,-a off the trscE. and eleven OF them were
re, d-raalv smashed. No one was hurt
Il--- vas some delay in the South bound pas
SINGER train"
D vson Journal: We don't remember ever
o. have seen oats come up better and grow OF
bore rsu.uiv than those sO#n this fall Oats
ru iu this ctiOu about the Ist OF this
-0lJh have The appearance of being at least
so or three months old, 50 rapil has been
--ir ErONIu We urge all who have not sOwn
do 20 as speedily as possible. Let not the
pqFtunity q BY"
% catur Ne7rs: On last Monday Mr.. A. d.
H.zl-n aud IL. living on = J. T. Alexander's s
rse- about two miles from Decatur. prepared
GO 90 the Exposition. when Mrs. Rigden Re
-srs-d that she was not feeling very well and
r-rCsed 70 postpone the trip In a moment
--tu1 she began 70 VOmit blood. and soon had
r7.l ent hemorrhage. from which she died in
Go rinutes- Mrs. tigden was a large, stout
Eousu. ard had hitherto been in perfect
tssI Mr. ard Mrs. Rigden are nat yes of
Eztud and had been on DR.. Alexander's
rac- only year or two
n11fn Post: Lewis Ramsay, diminutive
t.a--f worshiper at the shrine OF Mars. dii
su-rrg a few days ago to provoke the
T-..r es some older darkies, aud they resolved
u4I- l.m But catching before hanging they
1r-5 n-c-ssarv. as they st srted in hot pur-
l Atdrsr they gained rapidly on their fly
-s game; but Lewis. remembering that one
e7 ru1 fas.rr with 2 small weight in each
ts-1 took from hiepCcEefs brace Of pistols.
r1-H Dee f5u q no difficulty Ia placing a safe
-.-la-- between himself and his PursueTs."
vsrtattl Journal: "On last Monday morning
i s51lt one o'clock DIR. ). II MoOre's house. on
r7--eH street was discovered TO be on nre.
h-aaFm was given and the fire company re-
glI1-i the engine used water from Gen
Nu Phillips fish pond near by. The fire had
Es-.1pei the h1use TO such an extent that it
vas impossible to save the building. yet so
a1dalrlY did the engine do its work that the
i-- rss SON eXtinguished, leaving tue charTed
isue srsuflnE- Inc house was vacant. but
4 D. Moore exNectad TO move from his place in
la country % it this week. Insurance ssOO.
LaGr.uge Reporter "A farmer friend writes
q. Tle continued wet is destroying all prom
s- 0f The late crop The bOlls are rusting SO,
-lt f-w. If any, Of them will ever open We
Sal. MT have the fractional part or late
.c,-1g Urge your readers TO SOW Freely OF
o. ans barley L will 90 q great way To-
-1-s experimenting short crop OF corn
u tcles should be made very rich, ands il
a-s slEn. should be arranged so they cad
,----z-i on every Unorning before the mules
a- lg- fo th- plOW. Il furnishes q rich and
-,-.s breakfast, and saves one reed OF corn
-g IhreefOurths Of an acre to each ami
-l pl-lTy- Plant the patch in cotton the
-A-ot Nay"
ClrtzrsvIle Free Press: "As the evening
-il tle Cherokee started out saturday
--1s-n C1iOred man got aboard. He was
r much intoxicated and decidedly obstreD-
1--s, cad iDtulgsd in some very LOUD taking.
--- iia.l rad only gotten few miles out OF
~ efeu the darky became 50 unbearaole
--i D. us deeide1 10 put him OF, which Con-
---o- te cock did at StilesbOro The darkY
--sle1 tte passenger coming towards Carriers
~. -ll boarded il with the intent on OF re
---s i0an aud have some more fun as ne
~ de lAf down on the rear platform OF the
.-.--lseE ear, a1d. IS the train turned sharp
-'- half mile from Stilesb )rO, he was
s---s ol. inluring him considerably. At last
--.s --e v as in 8 critical condition
sara Ishmaelite: There never vas a time
-.-1 pur knowledge when a greater necossi-
Y --i pee h,ing economy existed than at the
~ uue. The crops OF the year are poor
---a- e. d money are scarce j he OUTLOOK
- itzl year IS gloomy The necessarIes
t-N-- 1e dear. Credit viii be harcer 20
-.i Tor several reasons that need not now
--- 0ne1- PeGple ought to husband their
-! i-s1urces They ought 70 economic IN
tossio-e way. IL stands every one IA
- e. Gu. down expenses. kxtravagance IN
- -lA is worse an foolish, and want Nlu
| t-.a ll tEe trech Of wastefulness- There are
r.r-ac ct ways IA =bfch people can retrenen
~ e4a.u1itures There never v Ill be 0et-
Il ,-'r llin the PRESENT for eealconing the
-'tEasesr
s-e1lpe Echo: "Mr. DeversH. a practical
~, DIR z Ir town last week. we int-rElS ed
r5,-.- u. me Prospect for successful worS-
5---- '-7 GOA toi in The nat woods OF tnis
--- iA ih3 hrst place we learn tnat a
H. any has the Guarantee IN hand. ana
-. -eiins the old machinery and pre-
~ .r 20 To work in earnest. Mr. DeVereH
.-s.t 3 90 DOUBT in bis mind but that the
ar.---- --- l- mace to pay handsomely. he
"a f--- - an doubt the gold heiag there IN
t1s1-ts. Quantities % do so If the machinery
1--s-- r-u oe obtained. and he thinks Toe
49, tlllp pany have found Il We could not /
~ ~ Nsctly how II is done. bat I'm some
&C., l44Iy The quartz pyrItes and gold,
e. P.ttlLnE from IL as much as possible OF
a. Il, As-als- ana with some compound
Et-- soid = rise as a scum TO the top.
Er.5 course % ia rEsily skimm on and
ues-s.s,e arr glad there Is prospect or
ga TIM, ~. A..g OF me mines, as lJ Sill ps a
l-f E. .-- lVF UslethOrpe. as nearly Gh tfp
csr.- l-l section has gold in IL. ana their
--1 altlng further oeyelOpments-
,,s sH.ck advertiser and Appeal: "What
asre -'e9 MAJ be accomplished by all 9th
E-l-. aoiilty and similarly circumstsnced-
-'l5"ed tnis week, Jr. Robert Clubb,
llE r--p p-9n farmer On a small > ayl, 70 know
Er-- efols he has raise this ye7r on any
Ef7- ttz and the value OF these CROP he
l-zs,,- =, tnat be rais-d on one piece OF about
C stt--L.e.s OF an acre, nfnetT-six bushels
"a ~ i-l.atoes. thirty-nve bushels Of corn.
A. s-siE bushels OF sweet potatoes. besides
la..---ssf q bushels Of mali Irish aud sweet
i - Hnieh lie has laid by for seed
e hsse given represent only what
= q --1-red II his harm OF sold in our mar
e. g. So let US nsure little; Iish p1tatoss
/ lrb-.i S'rn az s. and sweet potatoes &C zoe
4 ssf IN nj ~ ann We have the snug L tie sum Of
~ ei The yield OF Three-oaarters az al acre
zl- ~ touny Gnd. Strangs to say. this
as.rsIie being cir ared was one immense
slu5l 5l---eto ne patch land that most men
e11ss-5- ssilsi1er worth cl-aring. There are
- ~ ~ - can he bought for q mere trihe,
ies q ..sar farmers talk about not being