Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-02

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one OK. two oxen. four oxen. six oxen,
b, 5-sar.e distribution, sulkies buggies,
L,v. aI been utilized in the exporta-
-...,fs sud some In bringing cotton and
-.r-,t5y Of guano."
m. Est5n5 N Messenger states that the Bap-
~ that neizhbOrhood propose soon to
., 557ss OF worship for their exclusive
-.,-,ba-of the farmers Of Putnam, says
~ F,-onton Messenger are employing bells
,-r-,.e II horns and gongs.
a.. srsrts Times reports that Capt Bax-
-.--.s.i.rc- in the country caught fire one
t,-r,s- week and would have been destroyed
s-.f-rbs timely discovery OF the fire by his
I,tr-s,- The injury done amounted to about
trohua6rsi dollars
-ts-a has been large trade in mules 10 Han
.,e- county around Sparta this season.
Tt.eottan trade OF sparta is lively.
The W5u,i-eI HalrkeVe. new journal Of
1,,rar county. contains an interesting histOri-
M sksr.h of the county and the exploits of
tra famous Sergeant Jasper.
tn -lauo trade in Forsyth is the heaviest
Known
1.-s v..-, raised last Sunday at the Methodist
Tbl-,f ss al assessment fund. to be appro-
rria-ef Do q G building Of 9 monument TO Dr.L-
Pierce
7orers ysrrs. The large and excellent resi-
fpue- III Mrs Samuel Knox, eighteen miles
distant from this Liece, on the Etberton Rail-
r5s1 i1 F-auEiu county, with its contents,
va. consumed hy fire OG last W WedneSday.
psrras .tir.rtier: Judge Stewart con
cuieI On yesterday after long and deliberate
consultation with the bar, TO adjourn court
unrl fhe S1tH day OF July next Owing 70 Wit
ness b. iur sick and other sufficient reasons
was fo1ui very IucOnyeHisnt ID so on wi h
the buinrSs
Rome Tribune. Several weeks ago q negro
fisherman ar Weumpsa, Ala, caught a barrel
which was daariEs down the river, and, upon
iuvp-.isafiuE found lL was nearly full Of good
Bourbon whisky. sud was marked G. J. Bri-
ant Rome Ga How came it there is the ques
ton
Ttr W5n0re AfrsrtjSer states that o. Friday
morning isS- as Col Geo W. Adams, agent Of
lie Ceurrs Railroad. was standing ON the rail-
r1si wharf pushing some freight csrs, he
slipped ana fell breaking his right arm near
the ist. The broken bones we're set by DR..
T. r. Moore and Col a Is doing very well.
Americas Recorder: Yesterday stteTn on
as Mrs Judge simmons, of Macon. and Colonel
Ef-ar Simmons wife. Of this place, were
drivug down FORSYTH street. the horss took
fright ana ran. They we're thrown out. but
horse II-u-l Into the avenue and up u Lamar
street When he Was stopped. The buggy was
uuiniured.'
Saws rhe Hartwel Sun: There are two pros
porous steam saw mills on the railroad, few
mile from Hartwell, and a. n Ayers & Son
are running thr boss steam saw mill in town.
The ca brtug in lots OF long. smooth pine logs
90 them every day. and still they can't supply
he demand fer lumber. There are thirteen
private dwellings TO be built in the next two
months
The McConuelsviIle Herald saws the scarlet
fever eases reported last week are progressing
fsvOrabv. Speaking Of the recent floods il
says The GcConuelsyille and Zanesviiie tele-
graph line was destroyed in some places by the
high water and ice, but is now repaired and in
good working condition And also that the
wharf boat 1T this port was left high and dry
when Tie water fell SluSh ice ran under it
snd fastened 1t before the owners were aware
OF the situation.
Americus Recorder: ''=ome excitement was
occas.3ned Saturday afternoon by cutting
scrape which occurred in the hardware soc
Of j. W. Sheffield & Co. We have received
very few particulars GbOut the cutting, and
nothing as % the Origin Of the difficulty. We
only suow that Mr.. Jesse NestbroO6 was Sc
yerelr- but not fatally, cut by Mr. 7. j. Lane.
~. Nestorook, after his wounds were dressed,
leIt for home. Mr. LaUe was arrested and
placed in the guard house"
The CedartOwn advertiser states that Ned
u
iarn recently. from drOpsy Cf the heart. Ned
vas Known g. the t.liest negro IN the county,
being seven feet seven and half inches high.
Hrequiret cChin eight feet long for his re-
mans Before be- became afflicted so that be
could not work he was noted for his wonderful
sTeHsth and mas often performed feats that
seemed impossible
Says he Bsrns ssille Ne1rs: "On last Satur-
"a! niELJ at g uezrO aznce or ball rear the
Methodist gemgtrry on the Macon road Aleck
) la
s9oli who should call the set and in the melee
Alrt- sAli &c M the breast with a pistol. and
Ile a.lelclag physician, DR. Perdue. thinks
LAt Do q very critical condition. On Wednesday
sleek had a preliminary trial before Judge
tI9lt on charge OF assault with intent TO
eoLluili murder After full invest CATION OF
s-r case, Aleck was required to give bond OF
So Ior 14s appearance at the Superior Court.
Lhe sun thus speaks Of the boom in Hart
NsA. The long line Of warehouses are near
w completion, AMI every hing presents q
BUSINESS ar aDCut the new dep {. Wagons
~ u-l! coming IN and going out laden with
llt-on. suano, and supplies. The day when
;ol S1llu Jump a wclf within half mile OF
" h1FtWtIi court house is gone forever. A
~ SO oI Development and growth has set In.
~ hammers ct the workmen are ringing in
a. paris " cur lovely village and buildings
- springlng up almost as If by the touch IF
- -A-sleiau 5 wani. Everybody wzlSs more
49, 49, anu Wlth more peTtEess, talks more
sLo-y, ami actually have more energy and
--Ant Iulure awaits our sectio'."
Recently Cincinnati journal contained a
g1lp-tcl TFom Crbana, Ohio. 10 thu effect that
SoIl AllE. young COl0red man of that place,
L-al tten AUX uxed at EatOntOn, and that he
vas killed The alleged dead man thus address,
r. The Est5nt1n -heSssllQsr. I beg leave for
~ s-Ar ot truth, and for tie sake of the cOur-
.s .-IL SUD people Of the Soush, and espe-
p-a-l ~ lhe sake Of the people Of Georgia and
---aul county my native State and county,,
say ul=l the report as published is false
49, u-lsuant libel upon the people of Put
- g-B leave 70 SAY, further, that since my
- - y ~ South, and in Putnam county, Geor-
" ttrdL IneEt by the white people mas
49, 49, 81 81 tAst could ask Of them. and all my
- iis-ls nave ~ Il accorded to me"
me ne Jackson Herald, Of Jefferson. which
5.e7e,'s the Forest Net1S VIII ch was recently
f-.T7.o - olt, thus remarks on toe recent
bIe's. As usual, the county suffered loss
=. L-1 Washing away Of bridges and damage
~ p mat remained So far W. have heard
rro els IouF That are entirely gone, several
49, -al!!laged, and they are all on the South
A5e RIVER and the Mulberry Two Of them
b.-.t-Ag $ and McEihaunOn's were new,
49, fI.s oeen put up last summer but we learn
bIs- --'7l. 3 ,-shlng away cannot be laid to the
-0sF- ui the builder or anyone else The
s ,SA9s and abutments Of several more were
r-s-I,l guy aud camaged so that it was i'm
5soie % cross the bridges until they we're
a. Judge Bel IS cut now making his
e-llalseEnentS 10 have all II them put in first
- orqer, and new BRIDGES built where they
are needed -
..Teslsla Chronicle and COlastitUtiOnGItSt:
tbe - - N operation yesterday, near the city.
uI5vi-i,.o i--i,ous chicago screw pulYeriZer. USED for
I1 1,LtS. sowing. cutting, cultivating or rolling.
tbs s=Ifcr the machine was puiverizing
n .ouLl- which il does easily and thorough
ulor{. - one % eight inches deep. instead Of
&C. - ". and leaves the soil so fine that no
t. o--1.5 l-1.asIoNlng Is req1iFed. Our soil. under
cIO5 III Safy plgW, breaks into large cakes, and
u1rtS-l y isleTs have u be used: hence the I'm
G9rSIs-s e the machines. The pulverizer
ser----Ia tne screw, lever and wedge. The
gron-9 u p OF the knives puts them into the
~, -, ne G Team draws on lever the same as
uons,si nee, and the steel knives are sec
tbav the ~ ne mold-bOard Of a plow, hence, as
The rJ{.te, they cut. lift and turn the soil.
fe4t V-i5--lAe ~ ne pulveriZes eight ana one half
siirs -, -, ahqi al given depth say six inches.
AZ - cutle inches Of soil than six piows
rsns5 sane depth The WORK Is thorough
done - 80 i eheap, though different from that
proTssyy lie .Ae pioW. At the .me time that this
as bsl-es - going on, the seeder, which also acts
In 1teer OF the machine was sowing oats
N -llier most even aud satisfactory"
ssn-,5, Hrlghtsvill4 Rsco. der tells OF a curiois
out z,o,l5 H-ae @ ny two Iaarties who were gesdng
Rravs - N Cedar Greek, ,nssr the Wrigbesvilie
oak ~ -; - They cut and split IarSe white
from - y ne butt Of which, about fhree feet
side - = sfoand, they found, foar inches IN
bssn = LIE sle surface OF the tree ahola that had
~9tc4 about eiV innhaQ 1AssTa With ss,r.f,