Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-09

.r- =-,-..7,. Che loss. Sheep also nave
A1-- .-,.. owners are dsspOndent.
--.-..r.r,. tsl-ette hears Of considerable
i-' ---,.,.,- ,s1r on the farms In Liberty
GU. r..-. Farmers find it difficult to
''--'' ~ he year with hands to do regular
The c9l5red people are ambitious
i-- s,-ris u their own, or else they think
I -. -.r4 or mill men pay better prices.
=. srys.-.i in timber. and it is useless
81. =, them about farm work"
-..-4r S.as thinks that, in the absence
...--,l n9per currency. it would be a
90. f,-tb. government to issue. for
- .s'oB through the mails, money postal
,- -.t.smsbI. al all money order post
--...-r-i- face value, less one cent. The
- .,-.-,tsI TO the Sun because it
.,sa-ft ten cents TO a man to help him
.-- .r--.t. caii. thinks an eleven cent
--..r,.-5 would Just dll tho bill
- ~,--s,vIe Fegistsr chronicles a sad ac-
...- r5i,5 happened % the two little chill
..-.,v v- J5ha Hd.er. Of Franklin county,
y. -. while playing around q pot OF
--r-, r.--- & was by some means turned
--- s-I .bstr1 children we're badly scslded.
y, zion. that paper learns, has died from
.r--sre.eiged, AMI the other is seriously.
-+,.rsry burned. and hope for its recovery
se.i.5 Je doubtful
h Arlington 4irIEce announces the death
.a.r1slF. L. Pepper. Of that place. He was
-=- tbs frs. settlers Of Arlington, was a
-.-,r hi .Hlv esteemed and useful citizen. and
,.fsr-i With ere-- satisfaction many ofic5s s
tsust AMI honor. His funeral took
s.-5- sluLsy. when he was buried with
E-s.l.t Lqa3-s-
% 1-s4u-tay morning last the train on the
l-t Rome aud Dalton Railroad, coming
-I from selma jumped the track at Ger
zzra Alabama. Three cars were thrown
.atze uack. ani tie road-bed was consid-
gaglv t51 up SO one was seriously hurt.
T.s Rome Courier SAYS. "N hen the new man
v.r5r, o. this road puts down its steel rails
vsllge these ruu-OTs Of freight trains viii not
b G such frequent occurrence
s-cs atlanta has been u8je a port OF entry,
Gaz- wants 20 bs one too. but the Pike County
ysatllEs that Blruesvii,e's claims for that
-l- are superior to those OF either Of the
l.ls- cities
With tavo-a1ie weather tie GriaHett Herald
lq-s that LGwreaceviIe will greet her first
nLolt train in nabout three weeks. The Herald
-lis ttat the arrival Of that train will mark
i1aFsE0ch in The history Of the town.
Ils PIKE C5uHtg Nelrs rubs salt on raw
1vlai 5T saying that Or. W. II. FELTON, and
5-s7l L. s Gran. viii both be on the retired
E l-sr Ezrch ith
"a AueHcus Recorder states that in Macon
c--.g Mrs.. Senter, an old lady over one hun
t,=i Years Of age, caught fire q few days ago,
riEas burned to death. She was so old and
sl that her daughter with whom she
si, had TO lie her 10 keep her from the
-z=s lis supposed she fell, and her dress
4---t fire. Tie above facts are detailed by
y ---5s, tie family physician.
lle w Lou, negro barber in Macon. shot
-'Slsl The heart and killed instantly Mr..
.i-=s Iiaisy on Monday night. The murderer
l--s h-s eseape His friends claim that Tin
q laW o knife on him, but Mr. Tinley s
7-A state that he was a quiet, steady,
'A1-l..s man, and did not possess or carry 4
ne "Lsol comes from q bad stock and bis
ALLY iceord,ls to the Telegraph aud Mes
~ las made Itself conspicuous in that
---li.y dining the past three years. One
'-e brothers vas killed by Alex. Stone with
---''si-a last year; Lno.Eer, Eugene, was
20 .-tL-s burning q the Brown House, and
ai-7' vas suing for divorce Hays vs.. Hays)
= Tue main witness dropped dead in the
-'' house last wees Aud now comes the
7. '7li ming brother in the connac. ion lust
-a15ei. '1''
--z,7--s FaEt.e. Mr.. J.. B. Norman. an
- Young farmer iu tEis locality. who
-sI-. - -t5l.lF or the celebrated golden hull
u II ia GIt & u he had on hand to Gen
--t.---e, -, -liled States Commissioner Of
GrneTai L-Duc was SO we'll
N..A lle samples OF the rice which
.-,---I--.s y recent yisi- To- this county tn s
r-54sei IL. y. s entire cop. His
m - !. .ll.s' t' distribute il over the
Were rice is planted"
-. .aHett Herald mentions a narrow
~, -g- ~ terrible death, as follows:
"a NY ~ recent cold weather Mr.. James
~ w a'es near CentreviIlp. in this
= ~ --- -4l l-ea 0Ut hunting. ard. returned
'Iiillng q fire IN his residence.
z--g 49,. - o.l,. u fashioned powder horn CON
zs rss,- -- .i-i' ---i' d pound OF powder. By
.z5s-+ '-1 el' peer had come out. and
.s s.s.---,-Zl t' put the wood on the fire. the
b r-r55----'.-- ~, rl pouring out into the blaze.
ts---- -1-su. az once and rapidly run up
b s.s --t = l.ssdIng u, badly burning him
't-as.a II y. Vi vi MS children. It was very
i1sss A' 'Ae explosion did no more
ir.- W. l'i7s B. rsmarkabls deer tale is pub
s-a-T =. y :. .aslaer Nelrs. It says: ''Mr
-tsr4 -- n .-lS place, tells the following
-siT., ~ says i- IL uerfectIy tr1le. Last
c-s So. q. q ,r0- sing the Alapsba riverup
srs--r ~ '- g. he heard dogs trailing up
p F4E. --9ash they were running a
.,7 5ss.s .-e- across. and before going
rs ,.-f---.. -r-Fl The deer, as he supposed
isIu r =ter of a very deep slough
s 70 sa- 50 , lssteued down TO the
sleszss s--Ial or the deer. which he did
1--l-4 Le Ceer took no notice Of Mr.
t7. -r-- 1r- -.tt.y Obtained ground. when il
b s4-,-- - l -lf. = for combat. which came
assI-4 : '7-lola one 10 him However. he
szs1g, ss,tns it by the horns. being q
e 90 -, anu held it until the hunters
49, ga cl- JOS throat. -
e5- s.rs-.a- We learn from Mr.. Ousrles
s11t-5 ---'.t-sLay night q bold robbery was
E5Ur5- III caldwell workman at
= dsr 49, 1Le matter has been kept
sl1n5ra's .s4Fel any publicity might put
Pas v-si5-z3- guard It seems that Cald-
sssr ~ I]s along the road in Forrest
g 9, l-,,1 nome Railroad shanties. when
1-l. Wiz Y t~Fee men. two OF whom
.Fsl t--- tAt LnIrd rified his rockets,
9 NJ ever. IN the struggle managed
= -1-v III +. gllilng two Of his assailRnts,
-al HFfr.,,S ,S'es.sed him and disappeared.
-.- s,Gr-ss.i - eiie neigh6OrhOod SAYS that
s5cs tfaas.fs..--e- q ger house about that time
sssf' this f5 f-s AZ the hands. II true, as it
t--sr in y YLe OF the bOldest robberies
~ lsveIor---ss city, We will publish any
that may be brought to
SassS ss-51p5.lle 81. Herald tells Of IAN I'm
Vs - IN Washington county as
lsO since ~ very much entertained q
~ CO tffs ~ conversation with Mr.. J. z
i.s7-rs6,ss tocnty, 70 hear SO interesting
e .zB6rts-,I..e report OF the success attend
g ranch cs ~ l,llulstry Of sheep culture
,-s ll7Fer -. - y. B. Harrison and him
se 1JcE rn-- part OF this county. Their inn
y, tEsen : I5.-.,55sfed az shearing time in Nav
had 49, and 1870 head. The winter
slsr. ssf - very mild, the iock was in
- -e sun ~ 4, " % Clip brought them the
ler p0uBd 1fsl,,aOl They realized about "a
= en- es-,.!t tl44 ~ they been able TO herd and
elnd III they could nave pot 40 cents
s-su Is 80. uG not feed their fiocks, and
:. ossio6aI'i,-' 'tSatioH. only passing ameng
~ a1gs. sT5 - guard against ths depreda-
. IT, ps5e- ~ - pen and shear them in the
- lss 5ee7 -! ; the present cold and wet
- bainge.r.e7l hard upon them. The wet
So 90 ,vatls6s" ".e s glad to hear of SO exten-
'.~-S '-S it far ~. 81 enterprise ia our county.
'-'- tha1 80 Peasant as well as more
e N5n-- eioWlng cotton. y
>. .ss1a q dsit i!cerrtiser hits the Railroad
spressi5g- IN, "a rs last issue as Follows.
3 -..nission = ii-esI generally in favor Of
-. tlat IT,. =. says: I'VE exDreSsed the
% act s.eIe vas receesity Sssee ~. so,e ..l
Prevent ,oS-falnt on railroad corpora
~ Tie - ooppressiOn OF the people
L :. Esek -. opinion still But duTfng
~ y ssgt les6i7,.iA nave casually interviewed
- Ind tbs, * merchants and business
p 5lelsdt Mley think the Commission
lss slp9oEs, D. ]. Proc,dna. -. ne hssa; W. A.
- lfeighf 49, commission was estab-
- se On cotton from, For.