Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-28


t-s'iz ~ the growth Of South Rome the
-. nav residences in almost all di-
B.-'''' psfaz built and old ones repaired,
''-.--7 .Isri enlarged. and general air OF
ral -.,s,a-i-v l,rrvades the town
'---.. -. n ne C5grisrsays; The machinery TOT
s.--a-v viii be in operation IN Rome In
sf.s7 -, -.~rr 9svs. The capacity Of the fac
~ -. eva hundred pounds per day.
i9! -,,r,bsr Of new buildings will go up
A--'. .,5a as the weather will permit
y A'--, --.-7 f-i-E cen be obtained.
- .-s-s of llr. Pearson, corner or Bryan
80 streets. Columbus, was entered by
l-- wednesday night They placed a
tia 'front.' door, stood on 1t, and
s'.---.r.sns removed the bar upon the in
rs-,Is several articles, among them
..-r--sof -r=I eye aud then passed
...rts back door. No clue to the perpe-
raos. g. hau ,-.;sh.
ed -5rrfs which IS temporarily placed
-s,,-sf Fr-enau's drag store.
T.y.-,r,d idueftiser says Albany is the
.r.s,-sb,s town in the country. 1t has
---.' .-,,va slv since any one was killed in
.-.-T-r ar5 q fshtis thing Of very rare oc-
arsl-e. ,,,-.
Tie railroad incoming freights at Albany
,-.t4srr. Mostly guano-
-ta- a. no vacant store houses nor resi-
5--,- kkbauy. The town has about as
much IS lfcaE hold
-.ssss5rs report very little sickness in Al
bs-y AMI vicinity.
v-WB Bri-1tEell owns near Union Point
...-f -t.e richest gold mines in Georgia.
NJ J.hu vi.Eary. 0f SeHoia, has invented
s.-5-.efoppiug machine. which, it is said, VIII
5,-rs v5rs Of six or eight hands
T-. EE5 SAYS there is no mistakipg the
t,, that farmers in OsIethorpe county are
g-..t lslI better or than they we're five years
Eya
several p.sessof Confederate battle flags are
tsHtvs5liers in OglethOrpe county.
Mr. Luke Goolsby, Of Oglethorpe county,
5s- his pocketb5os, containing two hundred
dollars. near EIberton. the other day.
Anew Methodist church has been erected in
HogansyilIe.
Mount Lumpkin. in Oelelhorpe county, has
been for ever century the roOstins place for
dl18rLs
From September 1st. 1880, to February s5th,
49, Lss. bales Of cotton have been received
hRlne. During the same period Of time last
SEASON .5ss bales were received, showing an
increase So far in tile receipts for this season
% p $50 bales.
The annual commencement exercises Of the
Augusta Medical College will take place to-
MORROW in tie Opera House, Hon Joseph B.
Cumming viii deliver the annual Grafton, and
Dr. W.N Coleman the vale6ictory.
LaGange is perhaps one Of the most quiet
ani peaceful communities in the State, and
in that respect, the Reporter thinks, is far
ahead Of what it IVES few years since. No
blrgaries have ben committed for several
Tears past and only one has been attempted.
Ogeth0rpa Echo. Monday night several
lsniiemeu from the lower part Of this county,
iller the leadership OF Maj r. Matthews,
apturrd q gang Of negro cotton thieves that
lai been GeDredating on the community Of
Aie. only last week they stole a bale Of cot
t11 aud sold it in Crawford The extent Of the
AB should ue meted out to these scoundrels "
MN " Tonne. who lived in the Dennis
He.gl5orhoOd about ten or twelve miles south
o. L4iFanse, was assisting in building a
l5lAe last week when one OF the beams fell
upon ms head and crushed it, causing his
crl-h Ar Iomms was an old and respected
e-Hel OK lroup county, and his death is
deeply regretted By all VINO knew him.
l2iaHEe Reporter: last week we pub
l'leaa snort notice OF the unfortunate acci-
a-lt -t Ho1uSville. in which Mr.. W A
Malone, 81 euipi0ye 0f the A and w P Rail-
leal, was lnIl-ed We have since sscertained
"a -r was FYnz 10 uncOuple the train,
ALlcl was moving, and fell in a cOw-gap. One
a vas lnrOgn across the track, and "a the
e-ees crushed iC he iuvuluntarilV caught il
va DIS other hasd, and it was so badly in
-lrl LlaL amp-tatlOn was necessary, and he
nov without either hand. He is a young
-, All uysS & Ealrhurn- The directors Of
u5 ioal VII make the necessary arrange
l5lis TOT his support during life"
61.ltA BaHHsr Our school increases
-55A-! in me mmbe- Of pup Is There are
-" twenty i've aoarderS in attendance"
taFm hands are scarce in Bulloch county,
- - range 1igh. The negro prefers TO
aliG By the day
1-,ecA bdHner: a number OF our horses
--.e uern suffering with Indian fever The
, 50 Tar has been very successfully
- 1f coplous olseding. and then drench-
at Soal'' ss anu
l-J-e Iu5Age Several months ago a
sc named Freeman. who lived in one of
~, ler counties killed another negro with
a vs. lessJ p-uy0catiOn. The murderer
ES,-.Ll - arrest and escaped. About q week ago
0,s--1l ~ UP 10 Cave Spring and hired himself
srIs-l-ll..55 - near taat burg named Lapsley,
fs-I,-! .-.llis was going on very well, until
Il.
r7i-..f "A1It tHe nendlsh crime was COM
r'. r'-s5.t"7lt "7lt . Gaze Spring, saw and recog-
f1,--.,- -. escaped murderer and reported the
49, '-e pioper authorities, who had him
is7re.-',La-l-ll a-l he Is now lying In the comfy
nus. mere he committed the cold bloOded
~ II,fsdsy night officer Pickett arrested
t0riaststI' tI'.yl4 stret. Columbus, who was in
Ha HI1 all ereatedcOnsiderable disturbance.
sa7e Iis e--l..7l lI.7l @ the guard house, where he
E vs-+-i 9-.lle 9se as Doc Wilson, the negro who
Isre - 80 20 -lseo1 for the murder OF Mr. Tin
stsrg-.t eeEs s.Ece. He did not, however,
q 81 '-lz description and after paying a fine
" 80 vas released.
81 ~. Is Eng lirer-.SuH: ''To date February
% IN 5aSS -eiHuer 1st the total receipts foot
49, bales, 19.I63 more than last wear
sItooie and Girard RAILROAD has brought
ssss5n.' - 80 " lo-rmbuS, 3.535 more than last
uor-- ~ o]s.lFe esteFu Railroad Is. .7S9. 3993
nm, tle weston Railroad S.O67. I. .52l more.
ry--5s 51-s Y, -ll Rome Railroad {. .sgs 5234 more:
crsssa : p V'?-o more; wagons 81, ,9s4, 63S de-
sgrsf $3.50 5.s.-Ne Ne'es; The contract has been
t-s - eNeel the 1iaSoni., Hall trustees and
t-,sTl.l shown architect. Mr. " y Snisr for
Nss--5-Is ll2ns and specifications for me new
s1leri--s,-, ~ llas, AMI also for his personal
A. 'rEAleuee 0f the work.
lff-5-t eieJrcDh Glld Messes1,r. "a nisht
elt -S q negro named RQuben Jsones was
e,sFei go negro, ard had his head nearly
bot on = Ia. ~ i-ls body. A woman was at the
Qlce a. - - -4tlscuII y, which had previously
egitsris .-e assumed violent form. The
Wlis,., = ! man named Jim vino worked AZ
Sandy Ro+-,-1 Ihe cutting occurred near
U "a '1-.0L2 gficer McAfferty & working
telirg--b 3 --9.f l9f jim, and DR.. Gewinner is at
~ -'5 luen, who will doubtless recover
Golp5t .tss.eegraph and Messenger: "Mavor
Egsrls5eSs seg,slVel letter from the Florida
q D. ~ asking for a comDIefe deScrintion
hsT wilson, as that individ1oI Ss tbonelbt ~
tays si,1l' seen III that neighborhood a few
siIl tsEe 4 S Echo: 1T is estimated that IL
SO ls,rs,,.. worth Of litigation 20 settle q
sui In Lexington " S0'''0
has sigri5...4I Aise: Captain John @ Priptup
ali y6UtE.l q willingness to teach the boya
slsd their rs-Sll.E Vt city mi itary tactics, pro-
y NE FsnIs ~ - - y M ~ UNIFORM them and fill
For 60 60 y the hill City Cadets"
sgfera99 .'aes Tribune. s.sfr r n R-ov~n ha.
e trttil, ne sse loss in the death of his favor
"a rsIic of tIe Ials Lady Thorne. She was an
eo1sidsrsJ e -Le family. and was At one riune
eolt Eas El T.9=n s9sen Of the turf Her fastest re-
ssort Gaines "a q Ieil on the celebrated track
sai s Is minutes and II iRe se6oBs 5aS m51s SHE deas fed
5sars Mr. - Praa-a assistance at the age of IS
Is good soJn wors Will suffer sad loss, as she
-, 25O's OlA horse even In her old age.
- reward di5.oer I. -..,, Gazette 'sThe Governors
'rs Of the i Ps5la SUI a. the disposal Of the cap
Rome Con-. ,'oSn n. murderers."
syere fsIT'.er: fsII , Col D. S. Printup had unite
= sst On bis bessserday. as he was attem1tine
Iiding. snd s. :, lie started to 90 out horse
bo,.lirrup pransl.Lt llst as be placed his foot in
a. q tie ne saddle girth broke, thTowine g inc
quite TssSae; ns;as;, he fen on his side. In.
4''lai' but not serious wound. u