Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-17

T.a EUW fUFs hHt lerS OF the IFAutEuisnJ
trtso. Georgia are making an effort to get
ti-s.a--tlat5pt their bonls. so that suit
nsrt-b-.ueh. ja. the name of New York. and
t--aa-si,u oi taelesality Of their issue tested
muet9urts
Aa--u atlanta Monday night almost en-
t--.y destroyed the rssiIen,eof Captain c. w.
Powell. with its contents. Loss about $500;
rlrg insured.
BH IIuT. a man who has been badly wanted
10 Gau1 fI- some time to answer several
criminal calrg-s against him, was arrested in
Atlanta 30 Mon lay and locked up
N- j. hu r Christian, s. no il well known as
Llv1, uceH fI-s ia. time coaaected with the
Ge5-,a press. IS l5an ioned journalism. aud
sula travelling salesman for a Baltimore
shoe house.
Weup Jls following from the Summerville
Cl-ete -Nr r. Wimpee OF Floyd county,
ayed e. 8 the father of thirty children. thir-
teen q, ahom ara living. IIo has been married
twice Chattl "a county can nearly equal that.
Peter e. CARROLL living near SummervilIe, is
ihs Athrrof twenty four children. all born
sHsy-
'A.1'7t H l.N'ltt- n ~ tAtlc AlANC cNlA Out AUt
Carnssy.Ia Register 70 Messrs o. ]. Ayers &
o.. vao wi.l continue the paper at a reduced
prise 'lr subscription They say they expect
umlks paper Of which their patrons may
be Justly proud
Ar. John II Payne, one o, the most promi-
l-at citizens os Franklin county, is dead He
vas born IN 1910, and was for a number of
years Clerk Of the Superior Court Of the
county.
The Redsviile Enterprise fears that if the
c1Es lu that ueighb9rhood continue to die for
tas next few weeks in the same ratio as for
some tiae past the people there viii have to
import tneirbeef next summer.
las A-nenma y setly says it was in por-
lols OF no0.y and Macon counties last week
where the farmers were still picking cotton. 1t
V'1iers II last years crop never will be
housed
Aeoi'Te1 man in Nontezuma having stolen
l'el'-ars and been detected. confessed the
l7le aud said he had rather have a whipping
laa1 ee Prosecuted The We kiy significantly
Fsnarss "He gotil"
Aria5e Gentleman Of lIiliedggvil!e AYERS
ia2i hs has gone fourteen DAYS ana nights
'il1u, s.-rpIug
-Is- Nancy Williams, who has been an in
--.e q the iunatic asylum in MilIedgeviIIe for
'--! seven Years. died on the 9th inst. aged
ninety She was one Of the first patients re-
,'''7l ln mat Institution. and during the last
17-s OF her life she was like child. delighting
playing vi.h dolls.
--e Amercls Recorder saws that on Friday
-slt that part Of the county was visited with
II arAgiest fan Of rain Of the season. Par
-'s WHO visited Americus the next morning
-' 'naJ 90 few hours the Kinchafoonee
- loot aud NAT The rain was general
vas productive Of much good in pushing
.-.'AIl lAe grain crop and helping out the
-le Americus Recorder is gravelv informed
Y Ae4,1rn that While clearing out a piece Of
'''s The other dsy he came upon a pig
----lS half upright, aud not only stone
--' l-- % he'd evidently bsen dead for several
'> Die thinks the animal died Of heart dis
something else while in the act OF
'.'-'-'lon' ami So sudden was its decease that
~ ~, have time to fan over.
.--s' sunday Bishop EeckwitE confirmed sew
el'y persons ia Macon.
~a'e received No. 1, volume l. of the
-}.sa County Netcs Letter. a Journalistic
Just established st Fairburn. Ga, BY
'--.-m a. Ereeaiuridge Il will be strict
cratic in politics. and win zeaIously
''' .Ae material interests Of its section.
wen So'-en-cp paper, and we trust that
-7 '-1eon Land League are going to ceIe-
az 81 Fatrick's Da, in fine s;vle.
hNac1a. = - 81 - Z" sl'Oi0 mouse
-a-s,g- 4, "a. Greene, President OF three Ohio
ber --a recently Teen in Atlanta and
Tim l-"ed In response to q ques
ur-- lAe Constitutions reporter as
s-1v--. % n2t LIE thought the south was
Ton ~ '-7 ne remarked Beyond Ques-
Elv T5-i. specially Is il SO with Georgia
al Wss- n. 4'd p fact all over the North
s'sss.y. So. Z IS lo9 ked upon as the pro-
tlL5II --r y tha SOutl. To us she seems
c1r. -A Inviting hand and when we
er-- welcome as cordial, as genuine.
pl,- = - l.ed To-day Georgia occupies
lllo1 sr- eN az prominent as any State in the
s1rE- - sue is entitled 70 il Has she nor
szf v v- enterprise worthy OF recognition
eza15rir., 5atthng Of merit BY, without
Upon ga.-S9-.-- q 20, the eye OF the Union is
eSSzrv E cle mas every capability nee
ars ls' sou. her Climate ani her people
VII 49, she IS wanting in nothing. and
'a-cea.-, as long as there is room for al
-1g sad una lFeeklg relates the follow
-lver ---- ->Oue DAYS ago Mr.. Joel
g 90 --.t-,-7it OF this county, was attempt
Iii h 80 -r-7 mule. when il turned and kicked
a. k5I-f east, over tie region OF the heart,
.sll ~ ~. z most instantly. Re staggered
sl- Als.. lei re lie could be carried into
= last ~ ~ ards distant, he had oreathed
We Ec- c--- y 4-aInation, no outward sign of
.5- tlc,,5lr- seen. Mr. Oliver was a man
= yupsff5-l "a 9y s Il his neighbOrS. who deep
4 tos sfs.-l.N v + his wife aud three children
--ys-e-511s e -itetia reports another case of
y sey uTrr ,s niuE as follows: Following
g yet 5-t l tle hees Of tie mysterious sn3
ii-.ls71 Ciriafiiir.- iir.-'Lnea disappearance OF Mr..
- q a c5I1r'-f S'Lnes the news Of the drown
s-4,l.ll /, 49, 49, ooalran last Sunday. This
-lOye.i a. .5 vas Ish3m Brown. and he was
"a emplove4I- I-e Etowah Bill He had lust
s5-oitlE ursy{ys7u 81 On the boat the other dav
ssFl tL- Gus Q the Etowah Bills deDartnrrs
~ On his - This therefore wss his first
laptair ~ ~ .1 After being EMPLOYED Nv
Natch ESio u The boat he ststa tba, ~ ~ ~ ~
40 sSki - = ne wished 70 leave yr-;r6 -; - ae ss
s.lpose NJ Mission to 20 and see her ~ for thss,
"a droures permission Was os-antlS AZ '1sls T1
1el On the boats return o'Gli tr;n re 1e