Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-21

----t r- Secoud Glass Matter.
Eargia Affairs.
~ -rf the early completion Of the
R-af % Clarssvil'e. that village
-1s looking up. with her streets
CONS almost daily.
e. re-biuE net from Ia to go
90 GAINESVILLE last week at ten
r. appeal thinks it safe to say
have been sown in small grain
.-F1rh county than any period
s-s past. aud file stand is re-
--.S unusually we'll
.r --r1inE last. between 8 and
-eui fred the out5uildings Of
as--lS Just bevoud the limits Of
me Eufauls road, and entirely
Dis corn. fodder, hay, cotton seed.
t-e I- Was with difficulty his
r-sI from ths burning stables
4 dissent attending the annual
-e. aud ew nothing Of his
--ei 40 Cuthbert.
wre-ch burned all the corn
rrfce Morrow. an industrious
walton county. last Sunday
$50, punishment too severe for
-uc the Savannah river viii
Earn tLat the latest news from
shows that an effort is again
1avs restored the mail service
..l E1vn the Savannah river. It
. sl.ls to many little towns and to
--- their mail no other way
some months ago the service
--srerde1. Prominent citizens
l ne river lands recently Pc
lspartment thr- ugh Senator
-e restoration Of the route, but
.--erlp-ory refusal Senator's Hill
- and II mpton. representing
r-rlss affected by the arbitrary ac-
% -rtment. are doing their best to
-.le- s-ain, end may yet succeed.
.E1E is tie let weight OF four
.- eleven months old. slaughtered by
Elr p-y. OF Hart Een. recently:
all ->i pounds. This is hard 70
d Gazette. There are two pa
-la that we clu'd not pJss bly, do
atlantis Constitution and the
-.... HEFs Tley are nrsl-class in every
I luli- -peusahie 70 a country edi-
uaF they live and prosper"
..-.l N.-s- "A serious accident hap
.u. 90 town about II O'Clock yes
which Mr. Buckley had h arm
shauer-a. He was driving toward
Na.tan WAY. and his horse started
$50 e-ure reaching the toll gare or
cary In making a sudden turn in
and across a dangerous bridge. the
cas- overturned. aud Ar Bucsley was
l.rlelth. receiving severe injuries. u
--=E sans Captain John 5 Herndon,
.l- nrs. BE- nos the best. farmers in
rv brought some Of his friends in
tl.s wees a lot q whitehead cab
.lt u g a head in the lot smaller than a
lsure BE makes the biggest and best
.-.lus. mrlsEmelouz. aises the fattest
sr1 makes everything necessary for
aid n-lsr. besides a good surplus Of cot
uF frr Injuries his land is no bitter
.. l.F other land in Harr county. but he is
FARM ar. uses Industry and economy
.Ees u0 man ANYTHING except good sill
erFuotr was lse him. We v uld not
% Hart tor any uuznoNn land OF bliss"
.arfe1r Nerre. -sWr Charlie Mclean. a we'll
.r1u-u hla-Es smith. for msny ears resident
rh IS cifE- bur move recently has resided OF
u.aurar.Uu ot l. DEC sullivan. at rim
r.- accl1eutsliy drns ned ia Flint river on LAS
aT mlruirg DR. Mclean was an lfish
hr birth. and. Q o r fellow, he was a slave
-.-Hrr crilk When death overlook him
partially fiiei with whisky was found in
cEet We learn that Charlie went across
-rer iroil his home % q uelghbOr, and thai
..--.u- dlsrr -ar1inE the command OF Holy
SRI. gave strong drink 70 his brother. and ig
- tl- Laws OF his coultry by selling liquOi
sunday
-vers Eruminsr; The negro that jump
. ...n tl- cars Just below this pla e a few
..-- --a wa csp-ured ~ our Marshal. Mr.. W.
-rn. ard Constable Townsend. When the
- Jumped from the train he broke his
.- OBJ com-u -ug up with a negro man living
1elf. uhu Uas returning home with q
-u this place gof IN and 70 e 10 his
here he remained until the negro
away 90 he Officers. snd he was
De reward OF SIS has been paid
-.-.. Tas~-s McCaiia Brothers, Of Atlanta
..-1al smith The amount will be equal
CD among the officers and the negro"
.rs Recorder saturday morning.
Gloss. as the night accommodation
r- from Macon. preceded by a freight
-la- on the same schedule. the front
-lrh an accident az Green's Mi I.
.--=i it 90 be abandoned and delayed
rrlrdlf,on SO that it did not reach
until after the passenger train 2 he
Hls caused bv the engine OF the front
.- lrr loose from the train running
Cd. 90. whrn The brakes. not being
-a.r ran into the engine. breaking the
some Americas PASSENGERS who were
i t1 s1eud the night IN a cold and
aiI coach. felt ike blessing rail-
-.--ral and the Southwestern IN par
H-. af-.rffssl- "On last Satu day at The
-.. La~1n county. James F. White shot
r -l .t Enurded Mr James T. hose, we'll
extensive planter and estimable
Frlu oar Informant We learn that
.- been some previous misundersi and
rem rhe tF0 regarding q small tract Of
. SarsrdaV last Mr. Hose rode up 10 a
~ where Mr. White was standing. The
--..r 90 hose and shot him iu the hesd.
On his horse. Only a few words
.... .-r.au them before the faf6l shot was
= I.- hs.i entered the head above the eye
O. ra.essa-iIy fatal White made his es-
CO last accounts ~ Ht large. but a
-.r.her of men were in pursuit and il
ra wCu q De captured Our iufOr-
I'D lllr the killing was reg rded as a
.rt mur1eT. Rose was one Of the
ar.dfuE citizens Of the communi'y
- a-s colsllered dangerous character.
.--s-p pouieut of the Gainesville Eagle.
Gown through southern Georgia by
... errFavauce writes As follows. AT
arrived az Townsville. with pretty
Pes lair and hide n of Bob and Nell
u neautifui little city. whose
and vim D. more ike Northeast
rrrr ruv town south OF Griffin A
eH-rur like myseif-Wh1 has lived
enough to catch the c0ntagiOn, got
one cli'iv winds after coming through
stretch Of sandy. sleepy mOnotOny-is
a11 b peasautly surprised 10 come
sr-e So Al adin-liks in its grandness
Use ig Its thriving activity. About
--1 met On this beehive of energy
bee. Col Tom Bisckshear, whose
..ulteuanCs and cordiai manner
t.e cHmpauy o. the Richmond
.-l sl who came "a contact with last
ss-udinE ir in the sister city y
ID home Pro ineut among the
u-aEes Of Thom ssFilie are her beau
lined with live and wat-r OAK 5,
ra mad facilisies. elevated loca-
-- safer auf le2ithfui climate. and
nos least. are her beautiful
Prominent among her disaoyan-
ra.1 5achelors.h
m -
@ e--r- and boiler Of W B. Jones
--E ull exploited with a rumbling
-- eartbquRke- summoned to the
- .1ra1 messenger on flying Steed,
-.-r s-eue u horror as We never
r-. and pray God we may never
a-atu. Ile machinery vas Localized
perton, near the residence OF
t t- and where once stood the valu
We saw only desolatiOn- Cliff
s1n 90 Mr. Jones. had his cad
r from his body aud carried forty
-l tl-r son. four years old was
4 nom tle mud. bruised aud bleeding;
of Mr. J. E Campbell
n.acseled viii SCOT and
- te could rot be reCOg-
s-F-F Morrison, the cOlored fireman.
--s AID one ann brot en- and was
49,. ~ ile waist uD. Ap Jones, another
-AL ESQ ri0s broken and his spine
r--- -r Jackson. a white man. was so
a-- ee hardly CONSCIOUS. Only two
r-s.-- ,-.-e1- I'VE Cut z the seven persons
a- l- r-.cIlll usiy prcSeFVed-CllnOro
E -- body VAS dismem oere ], and
rs o. Who died about dark A
-. lr-r was wounded and died.
-- ~-s-r, vas badly torn up. the ma
-.- as 1.1Nn % atoms the boiler being
r-.. hundred an5 ten yards and thrown
tl5 ----- lfet The cause OF the accident
"a Laf use uf machinery that had
r--s- Norn an7 surlsciing il TO g heavy
O. s-ean- II This be the true cory,
E--l-..- T. llr.rman. Harvey, paid for his i'm
tF- 'sls- Thursday afternoon about
r r o. CT cZ Two rear sec-f ions OF the
l--t s--- ---.lc enlch ususually M e. az this