Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-29

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r.- -.- child got hold of and swallowed
..r ...-l q short lime since IN Jesup sub
-.. -.-f Parents liliuistered vinegar, and
--a.L. though u0w sick nearly unto death,
s..fr.-t5 be sick from the effects of the
F-r.
thea .-zalaal is very low, and still falling.
y..l.a-. passing D1ctOrtown. There are
ta-s.-a---, on the river, but all are tied up
s.as-l- .l1ss at q il IeAt points, unable 10
Nose.
r-e-cs recently sent two genuine In
l-l.ts with arrows, to two Of his grand
r.l b. Hancock.
Z- o. T.. Jones, Of Troup county, raised
t4e.-y. l-lt bales Of cotton, each weighing five
L1.-sl pounds, ON twenty-one Scres.
Ol-.f the uIeasautest things connected with
1- Exposition Is the small amount Of Oratori-
el-t.-p.ay that has So far been put on exhibit
-L-ra,.Ieucs Of 1Ir. A. r. Weslow in Albany
was destroyed by fire on the 25th, with house
hold 11.js Insurance on goods aud dwelling
a s-5.u.
Atv--0 man, Jordan Favor 10y name. is con
f..I n Cowela jail for the attempted rape up
a- Tie person Of Miss Copeland. a beautiful
and interesting young lady, daughter Of Mr
joseph H. Copeland. Of Panther Creek dis
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Little Mary. daughter Of Mr. T. Z. Hanbury,
editor 1f the Rome Tribune. makes c0nsidera-
lie mraey by raising win te, blue and variegat-
eIc.llred ral. its. which she readily sells for
s. Su.rpu-. She now has about fifty on hand,
s.af Whi.h Cups circus wanted the other
day, but size preferred to sell them TO Geor-
gjans Ies- the stock might be lost"
Curleert EHfesr1rlsz; We regret to learn
chat 1- George Little, residing about twelve
miles below iniS CITY, .osl nus house and kltch-
-1 uy fire last saturday night. Mr. Little and
Er. Bell haa gone tO Fort Galues together. and
r % coming home fl.l late. Ars. Little carefully
ur- out the tfr- in rhe house. locked the doors
securely. ami went % Mr- Bells house TO wait
-l-ii her husband should return About eight
O'Clock one Cf the neighbors discovered the
i-e. and running over saw the house envelope
.a flames and the doors a.l open IL Is thought
that DO was robbed and then fired
Marietta Journal: ION Friday night a farm
-ho c-mped az a wagon yard had about
-e ru=G-ls Of chestnuts aud some provisions
.-u from his wagon. Mr- JACK Mn. OF her
.ae. has stolen from lis wagon quantity o
rs and provisions. ami the thieves were try
o. rl mas- n with a barrel OF sorghum when
Interrupted them
Marietta J JgEdl. "ClI James D. Waddel,
ibis place. Is UOw at CrlwfOrdviile, ct the
esd ~ the corps OF secretaries engaged on
L..
-i-s1- Colonel WGldeil has been prosJrate1
stuuaurai-il, Lu- it is hoped ere this he is re-
tevel lt this very painful afhicnon.
Marietta Journal. Perry Horton, cOlOred.
800 -s-. ped clIvIcl from tae Da1e coal mines,
v-~ -r-ureL above this place last week by Mr..
Ney- Benson and lodged ia AL mere Horton
Is -l- convict VINO escaped Dy pushing car
rl. 1- the mines Ile car started down grade
20 raHi. speed. and Horton jumped aboard
drt escaped. A reward OF $40 was offered for
him.
The Union Point editor Of the Greensboro
A.r'f SAYS. I'VE regret to hear OF a serious
a---. ut tI Elai1r James Walfa x, an emp.oye
y rr- Georgia Railroad, which occurred up
--- road Yes -rlay- Ia trying 70 get on the
----- bis foot slipped, aud the gine ran
over ls TOO. cutting 10 on or crashing It Just
z. r.- tls-ep- 4aIlr Nalfs.lk meEes this place
lis luula. and L-S e. host OF friends here, Who
are uliu-t 20 he.r OF the accidelt-We also
learn r.lt q ilr.e negro child was burned
.'.--.E ON dulEu Cartons pac3 leS-eraay-
The usul. story o. leaving it at home with
tl..-er --tie one He caught fire and burnt
lLe drummer 5sid he wss an Atlanta man.
N.- T1u ne MT, said the landlord. How 90
5.t huaH m LoCt' asked the drummer.
N-.H Why. when the mau over there SAID
london was the biggest city in this world, you
lii- rise up sui cali him a living gutter snIpe
man
Rome Bulletin. Wednesday afternoon,
"-.- --e WOrsm=n on the Rainbow building
a-'-l .l 'front.' Of the building, q piece OF
--.l-- f-.i. striking SIR Thomas COOk-one OF
.-- Narsmrn s-.udlnE on the pavement-on
.- ..-s4- lfi-.- ir z quite serious wound IT
..t- --I-ra nina squarsiy on the top OF the
---- E would have instantly killed him; but
nose
saulersyiIle Herald: ION Sunday afternoon
.-e Bands were passing from the farm OF
AllA.- q N A. Wilchrr. IN johnson, 70 his
l--,--A Place. when black boy was shot,
'-r-.rr Intentionally OF from careless
---.-Il- az a pistol iE the hands Of another, Is
--- '-."n. The shooting occurred on the
---. .-lsE Leuu.le. but Cle uuded boy was
A.--- is Tar as Mr. Ii. h news me $, near
N-- a--, where lac died on Monday night"
--suF SeltiaeI. The Superior Court had
s-s1- r.i- owing % the illness Of The estlma6ie
10 tl Ee Aershou, y no dJ1urned the
.t-.- 20 lIuusidY night at ten O'Clock. Ihls
Unfortunate nOb only TO the Judge and
tris iu attendance upon the court, out TOT
--7 county, for we are informed tnat lt would
l.r tlree weeks hard work 70 clear the
s-sp sentinel: "Our old friend POppeIl,
t.E t.ruty Years Watclman at the railroad
-l-i-e at u0ctortOWn. came up to Jesup on
---5Niay last. seeking medical attention hels
-i-- o- ma arisl poison and stands very poor
iAtce 20 get vel unless he could ee relieved
.-s month We are glad 10 learn that super
---e- lent halnes has given him an aSslstALt,
So nope tEat other fayOrs viii yet be eX
.--ird this faithful old gentleman, and that he
lly regain his health"
tsirburn Netts Letter: Mr. John Stiles. Of
guns county, h4u uIe Wisfortuue TO get seriously
si-A-l oy a mule at Caslleberry's wagon yard,
-L Atlanta. Tuesday morning he had given
-Lr mules some feed and started To give them
sliA- more. when one o. them kicked him in
--e FAC. breaking his nose 20 pieces DR.
.-slm0reisu1 s IL properly When Mr.
N.les passed through town his face was very
Lnucl blood shCtteu, but did not appear to be
-4aseruus 90
tair5urn NeIrs Letter: Joe Farrer color
gu d tenant on Dir ". t. PafSer'S plaea was
arrested last Tuesday night BY the United
S-al+s tnicerS charged with violating the rev
ruue laws By retailing whisky on which the
revenue had not been pad He vas taken 10
atlanta and lodged in Jail Mr. Parker went
~ rrlday and bale O him cut ia sum Of two
hundred dollars We understand that there is
not much probability Of his being convicted
lst Hsdelitish; - In the last installment o.
sunday school tunes We have Annie Laurie
me next thing in er, we suppose. will be 10
se17 upon ana appropriate Captain Jinks Of
--e morse Marine. 1t viii be q good day for
--L eecuun wien fai mers. merchants. editors
pul an other people come down 10 Str-ct cash
e-7ls IA ali their tran sactions Cfooe -narllred
L7-lssions accomplish ham: but when
10y 1ecoIne harsh and bitterly personal they
llco1npllsh nothing but harm.-Num-
.tfs OF papers in the State are of
" opinion thar Mai. A. o. Bacon would make
= GOVERNOR OF whom Georgia would he rroUd
~ 1shntGettte IS living in the same bel ef-
we learn that man, whose court hOuSe taw
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