Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-20

g.7el .iI ba returned to the advertiser.
&C., .nould be addressed,
~ ls-'- J. h ESTILL,
Savannah, Ga.
---z,s-ed 81 the Post OfBee IN Sa-
e-toua Glass Matter.
tEat
Georgia Affairs.
r.g,.b Banner spells programme
reports that on last Sunday,
rsa plantation three or four miles
- Dave Lindsay and JEFF Wise, both
u-- lad a fatal alteration about
rr--r..tls Lindsay drew a pocket
.ab-i JEFF three or four times in
.5.-I st7a-Ier. causing his death about
...-ra following morning. The muir
..,4-l.I iu making his escape. taking
...-ssr- family with him.
Eastman correspondent writes that Mr..
r,-r a merchant of that place. who
571-.r5a failing health for some time past,
-.rf dad iu his bed on Monday morning
g. sfs7 writes that Joe Latham, arrested
--..ss sI.r- ~ - Sawyer, a week ago,
~. commitment trial last Saturday and was
s--f over fur his appearance at the May
.--sf -.z superior Court.
-.-.s-4v5e Free Peess boasts that It's
H-, cotton mill car factory, and the
r.r business houses contemplated,
.-5- ra- 5a + new aspect, and it trusts the
uIl push the enterprises right through.
...r r. s.. i- says. I'VE viii have the
.-..r ae..' 5s the mountains yet"
p. rra County Nesrs reports that the
..--v ri FIJI. iu thai county on Thursday
fr.-t week washed away about thirty
.....s.ts at.. am on the May place. and in
s-f damage which viii be very severely
t
~ .lr5- 81 the sylvania Telephone states
~ s. ST. os eight peaches taken indis-
.-.r from Ills orchard a few days ago
~ -s4-t AMI uuiujurei The other two
r-.f.-z inside. AMI evidently damaged.
he Dlh.a1--5 signal reports that man by
a.r5re5s James Chambers was committed
.sf. .s-a.- rrsc7 ON Tuesday for stabbing,
"a aren't 90 murder, Dir. VIM. Ash. some six
--.. ysa-; ago lie awaits trial at this
s7.5a II tae COURT.
r says that while an E,bertOn gentle
was ssaud.us on the streets last Tuesday
aza. Is q f-i.nIa man stepped up, and
--..- p---ex- Of l5osiug at his watch chain,
-..7s.#p III the watch of and was about to
s-r.s5f szl- before the robbery was discov-
.--i AsHe was making of with the booty,
5F-e--. anil before ne got out of range. a IS
esa..h g1i Wesson pistol was brought
naar-I v.-a lis mead, and this prevailed on
1u-,8p.
ra Caayers EruA,iner does not know
v--.as- Georgia AZ large is richer or poorer,
s--r5o4s su1w that Conyers is booming
I.U.U5Hlugl correspondent of the Henry
Catg lrses's writes that paper that there is
ae5i deal of sickness at present in that Iocali-
o. Measles Is the prevailing trouble.
Wzlare slreaiy mentioned that certain AT
a1a capitalists were in Conyers a few days
E,al8s.ay a- the R0ckdale paper mill with a
v-r5s converting it into a cotton factory. The
l1r.- EssEt4 saws negotiations are still
ps-l1s but i- is quite certain that the trade
VII il. c5asummated, and a factory of ten
a1I spiaIies will soon be in operation. II
la 4gs. -Nl better site for a cotton factory
can 5e found. and we have several Others
E-gl are nearly as good. which can be bought
-F. and vie want them utilized"
Slr, the Gufh0ert 4ppedI: The quantity oi
Western lar sold In this market this year has
5-5a unusually large. Il looks like a round
llWrvay G. get a dollar to see farmer drive
az empty wagon To town and load it with corn
-Ft ia "a with
vile they keep the grass out Of cotton, where
srs-et1 lhree acres is about as much as they
zfi=r
thas been feared that the cold weather OF
-l- E--s EIliri the fruit crop OF Putnam
r-1T. The EatOutO1 Messenger, however,
-NTs- From various inquiries we do not think
Es a- silei Ir is injured TO a great extent
EsHl- localities one ualf or mOreis destroyed
- said that the trees contained this
leA au unusually large amount of young
t-.- au tlat, even with one-half killed, Put
l4n county VIII by no means be entirely de
l',-i o. peaches, etc. The remaining one
--- llWeyer. viii be rendered inferior. One
aIF1 farmers told US that their entire crop
Tls za-i
.srersvi .e Free Press: "Mr. Stephens was
HslI 10 his statement that the people of GeOr-
q r1 yearly growing poorer. This is seen
-i-{ 70 tie statements of the press to the effect
~ ---zr are thousands of farmers IN the state
4 ahl without the means 70 procure them.
s--ls tle case in Barlow county. as we are
- lI--L There are more provisions being
purchased FIR farmers than usual. Why will
-z people have the good, hard sense to
I've a. home.
4le1eus Recorder: The farmers report
--sS u tdr matter of cotton planting. Mr..
~ ~ 4eNei-. east of Americas about eight
-@ reports Saturday as having finished
-l-zs cotton, and that his first planting is
- ~ Cotton IS plant subject TO many
s'.-s-rs before much can be said for it. Ten
s--s-s.fr -o cold and TO predatory attacks
.- i1s-sl~. some times ft is so unprOmislDg
~ infancy as % tempt the inexperienced
Ee-eEt e H.aE l- up and plant corn in its place.
lSe should happen we say lay on
ne cumming Clarion moralizes as follows:
e. e.sls t4u- dollars per ton to wagon guano
- - Alf line. Three dollars per ton of
~ - -54i ~ De- -avedif Forsyth county had rail
@ --is would make saving of 3, 100 a year
s--3 lTelslIS alone. One dollar per bale
oates OF cotton would make 5000 and
: d low estimate for annual wagon
r7s 20 merchandise brought into the coun-
mere s4-l, are over ten thousand dollars
gA .hr-- articles OF frei yht absolutely
s People ~ Forsyth county. is it not
EoacsE, ''O ii'' O''iiu d i''iii OAu
,a.s lae Augusta Ne1rs: IA clear view of the
-'--.A g. Present. Cleary illu strates that the
AAEal and augusta Railway is not bot
s- q{ the Grand Combination. With a
ssdl} iF IFS owners they will, in due
Ss5 g lille- bee masters Of the situation.
So t}-l as Port Royal with its many supe-
49,. - @--e -eS cannot be ignored with a con
go tst AuEusta and Knoxville Railway
ss- ST.. tlr e. C.. and A. r. r from the
-- tA- LeW line via panvile. Spartan
t greenwood from the East also it will
81 1f-sscf
q tr -9e Llls important outlet. If the city
y-s-a 4"nedlt and would put four or five
Y--s 90, say two a week between New
Lsri5tr---. Lsi- /. of1 h0yal, she could then proclaim
---ep pen1auce."
essassFei, saws the Grifin Nelcs. ito learn
1s1r 49, -f WAlch occurred yesterday after
i-4-t Hs.-u Mr. Joe Barnes was seriously
o-f5r--.11lF- 1lF- Barnes was at his place, three
E5rE - from town. and engaged in some
l-gr5 : na.efmelon patch near his house. A
sls- 80 - vas with him, and some dispute
soes ar5 ~ IS. .Ae4l- The negro picked up a
4.5ar.t .e .,-t '1r Barnes in the head with it.
trt5- 7r.,-1l - yloW was violent one, it did not
ilte IL s-l l--S,t-l aiiect Mr.. Barnes. who had ran
Jlt Tor his gun As he was coming
tie bIsv- 80 Is-ol, ms head was so affected by
a. Fs4 ne was completely Drostrated,
E1rSge Pc carried back into the house. A
az vas at once Summoned from tbe
Es ~ 90 late hour had not returned.
p5--sf r-.a jury Is not so serious as was re-
'.e Street yesterday afternoon"
FHH- aiI ITi-ay ssys the HartweH sun. Hen
tls G t give his life for Thomas V. SKel-
pl6r T5-SS E poor sacrifice. 1t will not bring
Clos va T5.- 1acS- But it is just-it is right,
sf4rs - grounds should the murderer not
t9Eu mere mere will be tremendous crowd in
tgvil be,s..oeW snow the good people of Hart coun-
l-ls5nz- L--5i " They will not insult the
lhim II Nutlluely lests. They will not gibe
ts- DORIS icy VII not allow their hatred of
eslCy sr5 e-ii-lt 70 overcome their sense of de-
1goaiz- leri but they will all assist in keen
& o5uB5 - ~ every Individual consider himself
= latF sHsiI , lnat the good name of Hart
- exeeHfi1r slIier oY unseemly conduct at
AR. y the Just measures OF the
saaj asta1il5g liaI.g County Nelcs: I'VE are some