Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-23

few days ago by his horse stepping into hole
in the ground. and had his collar bone broken,
beside other injuries.
Columbus Enquirer The passenger train
from Macon yesterday afternoon brought the
Pullman palace car City OF Worcester con-
tanning the Anthony, Ellis & Hathaway Com
pany. IL was visited by numbers and greatly
admired. The car is the same which was en-
exhibition at the Centennial, and was used by
Sarah BernhaTdt on her trip through the South
last spring. The car has been fitted up with an
eye single to comfort, utility and economy of
space All the furniture Of the saloon can
easily be folded up; and, in addition to the
numerous articles and apartments we have
mentioned above, fifteen comfortable beds are
uufOlded and spread out at night. The car is
only 81 feet 10 inches in length, about the usual
length OF Pullman coach, and the troupe live
comfortably in it while on the road. It is
mocei OF neatness ana presents the appearance
OF nicely appointed home "
Americas Republican: 1--WE learn that many
Of the farmers Of Southwest Georgia are
planting great number Of peach and pear
trees on old worn out lands belonging to them.
BY this means they expect to redeem all the
lands that have been neglected for years.
from which they will soon derive large profits
as the fruit named above always demands a
good price"
Augusta Chronicle: money is very tight in
Augusta, and cannot be obtained on the very
best paper, with collateral security. 1t Is used
20 move the cotton crop"
Walton County Netrs: Last Tuesday night
the dwelling Of Mr. Beverly F. Blasingame, OF
Blasingame's S district was destroyed by fire
caused from box of hot ashes which were
placed ia The corner Of the house. But little
furniture was saved"
Walton County Netcs: Last Tuesday night
Dr. Steve jackson, who lives just o er the riv
er, in Oconee county, was sent for to see a pa
uent at Mr. John RfdgeWay's. The doctor rode
his horse into Mr. Ridgeway's lot, where anOth-
er horse Was loose. Soon the two horses began
20 anofhta Fkar eT,-
the doctor on the forehead, breaking his skuu
badly. He now fingers in a senseless condition,
with little hope OF recovery. DR.. jackson will
be ssdlT missed in his community He was a
good citizen and good physician"
Walton County NeiUs: Last Friday as Mr..
John Nunnally sat on the fence around his cot
ton field, which was white with the fieecY
staple and wishing for hands to pick it out be-
fore the equinOctial storm should come and
ruin it. he spied tramp passing along the road
hunt ng work, as is always the case with this
class Of travelling rogues. Mr.. Nunnally soon
traded with him TO pick cotton, and all went
well until Sunday morning. when the scoundrel
failed TO answer the call OF the breakfast belt
A search was made and the following art cles
found missing from the Nunnally household:
One first-class tramp, one pair pants, one Sun
day coat and vest, one Sunday hat, and Mat
Nunnally's new SIS Overcoat."
Waycross Reporter: THAT excellent De-
riodical, the Southern Farmers Monthly for
September, has been received At this office
and is gem It should be taken by every
farmer in the land"
Atlanta Constitution: John W. Scarbor-
ough, Of Clayton county, was admitted to bail
by Judge Hillyer in the sum OF 5000. It will
be remembered that about last June Scarbor-
ough, while in fight with man named Bed
sell shot and killed negro named Dick Ooten.
The charge against him is murder"
Athens Georgia Banner: THE Savannah
WEEKLY News will begin tomorrow the publi-
cation OF a new serial, to run through several
weeks. The story will be called Elijah
Bathurst's Expiation; or, The End of Dream
Life" bV Miss Fannie May Witt Of Atlanta
The WEEKLY News is doing good work in de-
yelOping the literary talent Of Georgia ladies'
having already published a number of
stories. written expressly for It by Georgians
But this is only one Of the good features Of
the NEWS. IL is a model weekly-frOm the
hrst line to the last-and does honor to its
publisher and editors and 10 the State Of
Georgia We cordially commend the NEWS"
Walton County Tidette Jesse Ballard,
cO!Ored, on last Wednesday night burglarized
the mill of Mr.. Thomas Clegg and carried of
about 200 pounds OF flour and a bushel of meal
And on Friday night dug under Mr.. Thomas
COlquitt's smoke house aud carried of several
hundred pounds Of bacon. Saturday Judge
Ivey our worthy Deputy Sherin, was put on the
trail, and he soon Overhauled the stolen RTti-
ces. with sufficient evidence to send Jesse up
to the Dade coal mines when they succeed in
getting their hands on him. He having got
wind Of the approach of the miniOns OF the
law, skipped, and is as yet at large. Other
parties are implicated"
Augusta Euening Netrs: "At special meet
ing OF the Police Commission this morning the
board, on examination and consultation, de-
cided TO change the winter uniform of the
force. The style Of the force will be improved
Thereby, and the regulation soldier will appear
on the daily rourGs. The color OF the new
winter uniforms soon to be out will be blue,
and the regular New York police hat has also
been adopted. Our force will create quite
swell and proper appearance when in their
new uniforms"