Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-22


--t, rs second Glass Matter.
Georgia Affairs.
..-,-4 meeting viii be held in Wrights-
III. 1.-.lar .7. for the purpose Of opening
49, -, receive subscriptions to build a road
s-- r--rEIs to Wrightsville, Ga.
s-.-v of the shooting OF Rev. J. D.
.-.-.-r In Montgomery county, narrated by
.+.n.bTl Gazette the other day, proves to be
--i-.-l. lndati0n-
--. HavsiEsyille Neics has found Twiggs
unity farmer Who viii BE- able to sell from
ff. D-5.v county farm 1000 bushels Of corn
--4-.. bushels from his Laurens county farm.
v-s Martha Lewis. OF Pulaski county, the
..rs-5iv put 20 Il .ght, with smoothing irons
--4e-a.t axe. an examining board who visit
.tl-- for the purpose Of inquiring into her
Il1aeT.
r-. fr the woods destroyed two hundred
....rs-f fence for lIr. McC. Pate, in Pulaski
.5-a.v the other day.
Same localities in Dolly county viii make as
---r corn as the farmers can gather. SO rep
-...--sa friend 20 the HawkinsviIle NelUs.
v- Charles ID Haiues is prospecting in Co
r----rrs vi.h the view OF introducing the cleo
rtlslr
There viii be a competitive examination OF
candidate, for West Point at Newman on the
---r OF November to fiji the vacancy in the
r----H Congressional district.
Many of the Georgia Tapers are speaking
6r the farmers bringing new hay into
rt-trvrs for sale. It would be all right il the
farmers could spare it, but we fear many Of
-t-m are thus early disposing Of their winter
..r-.r. ami viii De without next spring. when
raiIueeI is most.
Several bur-lares were attempted but de-
s-s-e5 iu Marietta during the week.
Griffin N.i-s: last week a Scriven county
mule trr.W Miss Charlotte Manor and broke
t--caI1r bone, also disIocated her shoulder"
pr-ra-rflI- Gazette: 'lIr. a. o Benefits
NM b. Became frightened and suddenly turned
5--rtIl- buggy recently, throwing hrs- Ben
l-t our and dragging her body considerable
distance. She was very badly hurt, but IS
t11r very we'll
f.-trert Enterprise: Hon. J. J. Mcdonald
tss some nuggets # lead that are very rich in
thar valuable mineral They were brought TO
The surface by the plOws as they were IT work
Cra hllI side near creek on Mr.. McDOnald's
Hsrr.5 place. Nr Mcdonald will soon take
sers 10 ascertain the extent of the find -
ssrFersvile Herald: There perhaps has
never been SO much sickness IN Sandersvllle as
ssr--a. new cases have occurred during the
present week. showing there is but little hope
% Abatement so IOTE as the present warm
weather continues. But few families have
been exempt from sickness"
Warr-utou CJpper: IF you cut the vi-,es
from vuur sweet potatoes before frost and let
t- potatoes 'ay lH the ground for i've or SIX
aaaE- rl-y viii not rot 50 easily when dug as
t- frost bi-e don come back TO them through
-- vines and & IN the potato viii continue
-I-r0v as llst as they dad With the vines be-
tlrs eutuns'
GzusSv1 S rfbr0n: "Tommie aged about
tTe years rs youngest son OF Mt n van
t@es- met -gt tL s. serious accident last Friday
E-- moon a. the -Ir house gr Dir j. T. Her
--P. Ie F-e fellow WGs watching tha
laTation of fh. cotton Gamer, and, not know
-- tn, dang p -efntted to put some cotton
ltue machine glsu his left arm was caught
sri broken In o o places
Charles McEgt "a c0iCre3 BOY. was pardon
slalt OF the Marietta anu North Georgia Rail
rai -haiu gang East Saturday by Governor
r-rr-r His seuta-sCe was ten years in the
re-i--rtftrv fsr burglary aud s1rgery. he had
s-rysd tb-ve years. and oeirg only twelve years
rf ut-u first sent. his extreme youth was
re8i be- sxtenuatiOn Of his crime.
Dsr.u Gazette: I've learn that there will be
81 increase made in the srea cultivated IN the
surueu1ug wine in this county during the
present. year. The success Of one Vineyards
here lu making good. sound VINE IN large
Quantities from this grape. has simulated
,lers also 70 try its production"
Perry Home Journal: "On Wednesday
r-1-6 asr week the gin house OF Mr. J. W.
W1rt1s ST.. who lives about five miles from
Perry. was consumed bV fire. The house con-
ur-1 rlirtv-live or forty bales Of cotton,
With we're also burned. Several bales or the
e-0l 5ri-nEed to crOppers- u is thought to
-rtle RUrS Of an iucendiary. No insurance "
A,ls--a P0st-4ppesl: Billy Barnes became
s--l--i 1 dificuirF n meeting 70 nOmi-
-l-- d hl-..ff ar West End last niEht. In the
curse 10 ll- affrly Barnes shot mis- adversary
Fr- q. SOD. the ball taking effect IN the re-
Errr. -.- heart. Soon after the occurrence
Hl-ls, attempted 10 make his escape, but was
-r-es--t this morning and lodged in Fulton
--E l., where he awaits trial for the
War-tt5u Clipper: Mr.. R C. Gum, one OF
.-r -|r.-aH.- commissioners. residing near
ll--s. lad his gin house burned last Friday
---. There were eight or nine bales OF cot
-l .r his own iu the house. a good gin, and
Ef-afS Ua sed. DT- :. D. Mayes had a cot
% press a- the place. which was also burned.
---,--- Ettr 1uted 10 an tucendlary. The
-.ss very were on Mr.. Gum, as it probably
l---lts near sI.te0."
----1-.- Enterprise: We regret to learn
~ .-T mill belonging TO Mr. j. H Din
bear Spring Na.e, in this county, was
--.--- -ss- Saturday about nOOn- The mill
-A,l9i running at The time. and the cause OF
e IRE Is Or SHOWN though IL is thought 10
OIL mated from pile or burning saw
~ l Tar from the min. Between seven and
Atlanta Constitution. Judge O. A Loch-
~ --> -a---l-i -o the city for a few days
-7 -rl .~r az organizing new neWspa-
ra-- prise that viii ultimately advocate
payment 10 the repudiated bonds The
sii .aa- there Is a good field in GeOr-
---- -l sp-u1ent. OF en- journal on this
--- Judge is a coon. " Does that mean
-e------- organ for Arthur's administration
HlTres.ile Gazette. a very distressing
-.- .,.l AIRED near -rearneSvilIe in this cOun-
"a. .fiag. Le facts as we get them
- la"F-. Mr. - Reeves had recently
F.- .. cotton from an clubhouse 10 the
-- .N. r-~Iieuce. While the family
-. b -.t.- Boz about four years old, was
t- .- -l- t-- 1f cotton lie had dug a
49, ID .1aut large enough TO get
.- --- -a playing he got his head and
s--- .iF-.i Gown the hole aud he could
i-a- either could he give an alarm,
-r sun c-,eI % DEATH
ie ~Jirtan Garrett, who had
t--. .-- .as- term Of Taylor Superior
,s- -Ir-.i and placed under bond for
al licenses 0f felony and larceny.
r-T-- -a1 been continued until the
r- et -l- court was ordered by the
ES lp Ilil OF give bond in the sum
t---.-.. --' appearance at said court I'm
c--a-l as -- was il not being able to pre-
r-i- necessary bond lie decided in hIs own
t--ls E.--- tle law On Friday morning,
6v-r- -i-l- iu charge Of the bain, DR..
i---7 A-ii- surrounded by his many
--- i-.-'-s, he at once leaped from
e------ -- -a--e good his escape The ex-
r-.- lt -..- the streets for awhile was
-- .. E1 purpose"
z..----- ~. AIastl. Two immense expo
lr-- ST. ST. 20 -ii bl-st at the present moment
1c.s .l Er1rgii-the Cotton Exposition
t7s---. a..i l-- State Fair in Macon. These
as- MAKE a dazzling exhibit Of the
-l-r Georgia, sud show what can be
81 -F-- -el nature is edded 10 indus
---grT scar Of comparatively short
---.a .-i farmers, buE the commercial
aE--, collections good, and trade is
s=s-4r- 81 LF cities and towns. The peO-
e 1.- ->iFe and money 70 bestow upon
-s--s --A 9-i-lou and the State Fair. and
never better patronizei. while
4-e n .-i ieir O. reap s harvest OF green
t- --ie slr2Ws show tn way the
-Aerr vas never 30 much money
~.--ss..,-L DO cotton factories and other
G. enterprises as at the present
---ss n F. --..-. ..-l toI IN is something too i'm
-2---- Pace with The cities are grow
u s-. -re making rapid leaps, and the
a. - are s-TitiLg along at a rapid
Florida Affairs.
-ie,s thing in welaka il an express
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