Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-02
serf.rered at ihe Post Office In Sa-
no. second Glass Matter.
Georgia Affairs.

---.---- aims. objects, etc.
.-i7 display at the Exposition is now |
.4--H H. very credi-2b,e-
s-..-r-uuty has only twenty dollars out
s-.--r- debit
-.- r--r valley Mirror is still returning
-.- large and luscious watermelons. |
v- ra--. Eg8n. Of Fort Valley, is still SUIT
s...-,---.- pain from a wound in the ankle
..r-f .r the Confederate war.
s-s.-- county adopted mo fence" last |
Wednesday tv handsome majority. Fayette,
-.--. auI Butts are now expected TO fall
.1-r line
~ lanes Piukst0ue, says the Toccoa Nelrs, |
-..---au from a wagon at the depot in that
..,- last week. and severely injured. The
..-. -..s fri-ht at a steam engine and ran
away
-.-r-HIau-ga Signal was shown a bar Of
--.-s. other DAY weighing thirty-six penny
--t.- produced from a ton Of orc from the
r,r-1r NINE
tr.-- % oxen run away near DahlOnega
rs.. well, down a steep hill, missed the bridge
.-- deep gully snd turned over the cart
f---tr. same. badly injuring Mr.. Scott their
owner.
Tie editor OF the Dahlonega Signal last
r--s.lv o. silver half dollar which Mr.. S. H
rs5rs-i said he took out of trout caught by
him af-v days before.
Asa-v.v is eoiur on to connect Athens with
r-G...-.l and Northeastern Railroads.
An engine on the Northeastern Railroad
ar.a tr.- track at Harmony Grove the other
t5r.aI a.s wrecked. but no lives were lost
If. Athens WdtcbmdH reports Mr.. Allen
J1ar-o- as another victim to the cotton gin
one sfl.- arms drsadful'y y mangled-
a-l-1. as prohibited velOcipedes upon her
streets
v- Slu Smith was caught in the belt OF a
eHa-y -l9Is0n the other day. but fortunately
escaped injury at the loss OF a shirt.
prominent merchant OF Athens says that
be- is daily be-ieged by young men from the
country soliciting positions as statesmen, and
they ara willing to work at the mere price Of
toa-5 But they are not willing to work in the
G-iar any price. It would brown and rOughen
their u.-- hands
Horse stealing is getting to be serious in
Jackson county.
There is a disposition among cotton holders
iu thu northern part OF the State to store and
wait flr better prices.
ur Fl Fl. Mcdonald had the misfortune TO
have his vaIise, containing valuable set Of
dental tools. stolen fro "A his buggy while in
J1uesb-r0 a short time ago.
The Tribune says a capitalist left Rome the
other day because he found property too high
Tlat Is "a common complaint in the towns on
boom. and everybody bound to get rich. In
trying 20 grab too much they grab nothing
Gathers prediction for the weather the first
half of NOvemberis: S0uth-14, cold and heavy
frost; 5-s cold, preceded by rain; s-11, clear,
warmer; i21E, hezy or foggy, cool nights.
warm days and pleasant Storm interval, 1-l3
Crrr0H County Times. "Mr John Hutson
borrowed W G. Aycock's horse last week. and
while riding very fast towards MoOre's bridge,
the horse fell down and broke his neck
Nelson Hagau, the negro who was commit
Tad 20 Jail some time agu for putting Obstruc-
tons on the Central Railroad track below
NI-1. made his escape from the guard on
Friday morning last
The Sparta IshHlGeIite observes that there
isn't perfect man on earth The highest
t,pe Of man Is he who, when he has fallen into
t-ausErsssiOn. has the manliness TO confess il.
Jackson HerdId- John white has lost the
most of his fattening hogs in the last two
weeks They Just take sick and lie down and
die He says they appear TO have some kind
lt swelling in the head
Henri County Weekly: Some thieving vaga-
t.-I ur1k k- into Mr. ". H. Staufeld's house.
near Mount Carmel Church last Sunday, and
Stole qusntity OF clothing. provisions. etc.
Tl- family had gone over 70 a neighbOr's TO
spend tIe day
l-irreft Her1 Il. Eve understand that Mr.
E-H--.E- who has been running gin at Nash 5
stand. had his hand ard arm severely in
lIr-I f 3 being caught in the gin last week He
was some distance from home and the flow of
u...t was So rapid that he came near bleeding
On death hs fore Or. Winn arrived, who h5p-
p.n-i To- be ia the neighbOrhOOd-"
...r-a.-a E-rrr4rrrr+ Taraae I. nToTsoTTa fsFt
This place on Monday of last week with about
seventy hands for the Brunswick extension.
pl- some lf the negroes reached home about
ass % a- Jim did and the remainder or the
~llal arrived on Saturday. Pretty quick
time for railroad hands.
Fort Valley Mirror: "a merchant OF our
t1Fu went out 20 one OF our river plantations
one ilF this week 70 see some negroes that
we're owing him. When he drove up he found
e-rr -ll-reur parties from other towns. viz:
-i-1r, knoxville, Reynolds. and Fort Val ey-"
Ari HigH- Col Dent. OF Troup county,
Ia, been farming fOrtY-eight years and has
never bought a bnshel Of corn or peck Of meal
ll al. That time. eXceptwhen moving and then
s- more than h. bought. He has nearly eco
bushels ~ oil corn on hand now. He has
sr1Ea rich whilst all his cotton neighb0rs
grow poorer every year
La9-ause Reporter: ''1Ir. Joe Williams, who
ives ll the ueighbOrhOOd Of Whites HILL over
-- H'-r nappenet to ba1 accident on Wed
r-slay asst He was ginning hen. by some
a-t.--il. his left hand was caughtin the saws
a-l lr-3l.u Is iacerated. He was brought to
.l"l and the wounded hand skillfully ampu-
'i'-- 17 DIS Oh rli- and Frank Ridley"
slumeryille Gazette: THE gin house Of
gerry henderson. on Mill creek. aNout sixteen
mics t-1m Summervi.le. on the Alabama
loal. Ea- burned a few NIGHTS ago. A negro
l,---t-1-l lantern in the lint room. and the
,-1-- l.~lrt over everything in a moment.
twenty bales Of cotton we're burned,
H -r- .--iug TO neighbOrs
A,l- +gtctmGn: Hog cholera is daily
--.---- short The pork supply in this section.
.H-sr the disease BY giving each hog,
~ Hr n.-i eat. piece Of bluestOue the size
=. a t,sl. In his feed If too far gone TO
GO --earh ot the same amount viii effect
"-rl your hog refuses 10 eat, 90 TO
-.'.al' er- biuestOne put IN slop Occa-
U---.1 and given 70 hogs is q good preventive.
p. l1- know OF a single case the blue
'-.--- L-s ever failed TO cure"
rls- County Nelrs: Sheriff Bussey sue
L-l-r- lu recovering two watches that were
,-. from Dir j. VI. Madden last Christmas.
Maiden very wisely kept silent after
--- la- case % Mr.. BusseY who, in MS usual
t--- l-L ferret like manner. soon had the
i.tlrl- He Eepr his eye on them until
V--=si-y- when every thing being ready, he
e-. aud brought them In They were
t-'rl them"
.Nr!ssh-syiIle recorder. I'VE are informed
80. --rS- Jane GOruto. a widow woman living
F-1 niles from this place. sent her son
-l. ! +. Norris store Tor quinine. Ar:
t--l'-- which h- took home. made three
-I gave his mother one every three
one died from the effects Thursday
living about fOrty-fve hours The
pills are said to have contained about
FrFe sra us-'
o. F-lisville Recorder: I'VE learn that Mr.
.-i.ls Orr, son Of 1lr Freeman orr having
. b. a.- on lr. j T. ThOmpsOn's dwelling till
] - .urlay evening. claimed TO be feeling
Z 10y an1 left for home. Monday morning he
,l----i Mr. John T. Dents. distance Of about
--.-re, having been il the woods sick TWEEN
= -l l"euty-fOur hours. Mr.. Dent put him
-llse and undertook 10 tGke him home,
qua not get farther than DR.. Hicks,
f-7--l --l ultl win a cOngestlVe chill on the
----lHilg morning"
i.il alley ifirT0r: The gin house Of Mr.
-- 5-t loru. 8 short distance from Everett
-i- @-s burned on Tuesday night last. IL
l--lhel Ten bales % cotton, four OF which
e.illsed 20 Mr. Colbert Flowers and six 10 the
r9s7tl boys There were also four bales on
T--.slQo OF the gin house which took fire,
.-el were rolled into the mill pond and ex-
zt-s-led- The fire was the work OF an in
---1ig j and considering the short crops and
--rfal hard umes rhe losses fall heavily on
muse Affected by the iren
neHrg County Weekly: "On Sunday morning
ABOUT three miles below Locust GrOve an
-5fcau0n occurred between Messrs L, M
- and John jenkins, in which the latter
- severely beaten by the former A war
- -. y as sued out for the arrest Of the assault
- party, and on Monday last the case came