Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-22


-gia Affairs
ard r H Feufroe. of San
rested in Atlsnta the other
-.-- bpen daylight robbery on the
.re 3 ed Guthrie. from Ken
..- stred his watch and forty-fve
s.-- n--4
-- -arkon and hop were given at the
rrsi Atlantis. the other night in
tia the accomplished daugh-
.-s---e II % the great soldier, stone
VANS Mirror saws the post office
.... .-.ar S7es 20 be much sought after in
r.r Hv Feral different parties, but as
--tiss never excepted Mr. Mad
--.-ir b. vacancT hes been created
rast "Oh. wouldn't IL be fire to
r- of looms. the ringing OF an
alhe fIruace. the buzz of the
... tc 90 the hammer in Albanyf"
No-s reports that two negro
Hsp-ctively Abram Nelson and
-.rr Who E rked ST Oakley Lawn
. . -ice. were in = aplsyful scuffie
rss. SON over a loaded gun, when
De- hands az Abram Nelson dis
.-I g whole load entered Tom Alex
r.e The boys had Tot been known
i-. and we're considered good
killing is only the result Of too
i- cf firearms.
Reporter asks. how will the
er do for green garden PEI as?
George HI harrison. late from
brought into our Office last
a. tw pods Of well developed peas,
-.F .~-ovr since he came ont say
weeks ego. He viii make truck
-l,1-.hlty
.r Cornell u Atlanta on Monday last
.-.s ne thousand dollars TO secure
ea-i . os all the citizens Of that city.
-a isructirg the Board Of Health
ar ince with the work Of vacciua-
e-s a4zed
NHs. "Nr. Robert L. Cranston died
-..urby az ID Peso. TexEs. from the
a-l.fr alton made necessary from ms
s lsastr us raj rOad accident. his
Er .ohu n Cranston. went out last
.-r-u. ham lu his illness. and performs
500 saVlce of burial. while sympathy
.e- tir hlm and al relatives IN this
.-.vI. Rec0uier- Judge ". ". Nixon
a t-v lays ag 20 % 4 ed his hogs. and
rl- -ralnu, a uTlld hog made night at
... rl- IudEr uot having time 10 pick
.... a~cerd-d q slick s8phng. after awhile
...-a'~ grip faile1 and he came down,
t.s Eor made for him agaIn, but We
-.s- n .-r a serious struggle, ne succeed
IE- liu-'
s..r. Neus. '-rhe readers OF the Nstcs aud
-...r aia remember the circumstances ot
... .-llur ot tue barn Of Judg- l. Odom,
-...s- rres- aEo. suspicion pointed finger
l- u l.cslr-lu. "a negro llFi ng On the place.
-l.c- then he hes been closely watched
u.o-r conclusive cIrCum-JauIial evidence
... been b ought 90 lgat. and on Thursday
a.la1 arrar~ red eutI UtaCru IN Ia FL
sam -ersville Mercury '-On Thursday morn
..r while ur Byan WatshIs, Jr, was
-..Hflr- up a losd or wood, his axe glanceu
...aaraz AMI sul.r lis CHEEK and ei etrOg 10
rdu.1 Dc eas q bad cut, but We are glad 10
state il is uot -ri.us one"
Mr -Ikes. OF Montgomery county, sends the
following r.i rne W Wtre1rHss Fdfchmun: Il see
me Eress passing aruuuu some guO farming
ODD nrle- counties. Sd 1 conclude 70 give you
e.l- fr.u our county one OF my sons
.Iln.r1s -.u-e1cl male, this year, SIX bales OF
-Il.ll uaEll sas, Two hundred an HIty ousl-
els .r U.~r worth eluU. three hundred pounds
.r aaIler aortL So. two huncred and twenty
-u.1ls of syrup uor.h Sllu, two thousand and
..- Iurflrl cane plants worth -, one nun
.-r1 .nl tive bushels potatoes Wortn 81, fud-
.ar r en- has. exc. sold for go, Two hundred
..-...s uf cotton seed worth SO, wafer
r..0u ctap sold fer Si-o, total Sl,u5o he
.at rlr m 80 uf hls cotton picked, and
.rel Co lLe amount Cf SO BESIDE he
ufleen alres ~ oats Whch
.ar. nro- and are uoJ taken into the calcula-
ae f-rullEeI with compost using t@en
.. r.ur aaczs or guauo lH. e. Harris eJtton
.lr lI-sured lolel with cotton seed and lot
r.rar- Tie summer "a, dry. that every one
sn- aud crops we're considerably shO ten
llarr IS 10 eNa Egeration or guess ~ork M
report N0W Jet ysur exchanges hand TINS
-n. aud If auY ul their readeis hes boy
l.a. aeac. tlis. With no more rain than We had,
-.l can get my EAt
...reruSs Eeu0rfer. The lakes in the Oke-
-
.rz tHe finest sport for guDners thai can
lH ru fle state suppose the spOrlsmen
rsuush. Macon and Atlanta come out and
ra.~ hands re understand lhat pilots
n.a-. can be had Tor a limited number.
lakes anord the greatest abundance OF
... .l can be- caught by the cart ioSd- The
-ls are nigh. ny grounus, aud deer and
..HE- are sll1 90 ue very numerous tns
from rle MaFcEusS short Line Kali
.. lIe sand. ca Ted the Gov House, Is
..le Que mite. aud is app yachaoie BY a
-- Way. supposed TO have been
-. up .y a. antiquatled race Of whom We
Jan. -. li-turg
T.lc-oss REPORTER Yesterday as the fast
.r fH- savannah. Florida and Western
..lF 7as appToa- hing trestie TINS side OF
. ~lu.a river. the engineer discovered a
..ar ..llr on -he track He instantly blew a
--... arI applied tLe air-brakes, but was so
... r.lr il Uas impossible 10 stop until the
-ar .aI partially passed over the body. The
-.rrara Individual vas an old COlOred man
name Or sim stewart Has right leg
r..-h rere crushed up 70 near the hip,
and his l-fl laE vas broken Just below his
.... rasiIas receiving luteruGl injuries. The
ass 20 eEreIs-Fe that amDutauon was
...t-I CD De unuecess ~ The case vii
--. assurrily prove fatal either with or with
.-. ar operation Since the above was writ
... -le OLD negro has died
.r.sara tonsfifutiou: Among the prop
e-E allc1 -z. ;akeu from arrested p artles AT
--- -l.u house yesterday ~ as q goiC head
.e.--.r.- 30 q cane. From the engraving on
.H HHnHrH .fnG ine a. ART al mad ar
ra- .e property OF X c. Robinson, or the
.-.e1 .luc office. snd that fr had been stolen
.ru tlat gentleman some days ago just as
t. H.-. Point % IS seager train entered the car
e.. r., ertly large crowd pushed up 10 the
r--s. auoug the number was Ar. Henry
..lslr. of Washington. ID. C., who was re-
te0.- of a nne gold watch and chain"
Seville. P--s1 der. An afflicted family
ID t-e Bay mes Of this city A few weeks
E A. = blyne died. just previous 10
-- .-1-l be lost child On Friday last, IS
rar ui-s Martha Bayne. Cisd. after
aess she was a va datist a. our late
arcemeur. ard young lady OF unusual
en- taiuments. Her aunt Miss Allie
- d very neil gent and lovely young
very nd ar the fesiGence Of her brother
." Re- jacob Carakrr; and her brother.
Esyue. the yell known aud popular
--r very Il az his home. Here Is a
. -t sfiic-iuus rarely seen IN one family
.E --ve cLe sincere - mpathies OF our entire
rlruT We hope In our next paper 70 be
en-. ta record the c0nFalescence Of Mr.. Bayne
a sister
t-HH-us Recorder "A bOut sunset Saturday
t-Ury ku ght shot and killed feter
short distance from Marshalivlile.
Here tofn living On William HasleTn
and le1 started home when the difncuity
k1iEht did not run away ana
-- me shooting was accidental
.u-us Times. ~On Saturday about u
...a tl- dwelling Of Dougherty Harris on
e. .llocchee plantation Of g. E 1hOm9S,
70 tlIs city. near Cottage Mills. was dis
severed OBJ be- fire and the alarm given, but
help could arrive the fire had made
- --alEsv that &c could not be checked
.-e negro children. grandchildren OF
-lerty. we're locked up lG the house and
.---rai BE- the flames. This thing has become
common that We now seldom hear Of the
l- 20 a negro house but that there are
r three children in It. VIII they never
--se varlingF-'
--clssirE the Augusta and Knoxville Rail
.-.- llr Augusta Chronicle aud Cons tuition
s-ys- The Chr0uicle has always predict
lat The Augusta and Knoxville Railroad
.- prove % De a paying inves tment, and
result has alreddv justified the prediction.
roa1 ls at present doing better local
e-s thsu any road terminating at Au-
- ana this business bids fair TO increase
lle Augusta aud Knoxville extends
-l q r-rY fertile secti N Of country, and
lrlEs large amount OF produce 10 Au-
KISS u IS very important that some action
le taken az once looking to the early
-l t-.1u oI the savannah Va ley and Allan
Al French Broad Railroads in the interest
-A,leta With These roads part and parcel
.-r Augusta ana Knoxville. the latter viii
Il. Er feetier o. the trade OF this city. max
.-- most productive section OF south Caro-
- lll11tary @ Augusta Fifty Thousand dol
---- 20 secure both rhesa roafs We uuder-
7 - = ~. 4.