Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-15

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.sgp. would probably yield ten tons OF
-l. -..s--I puab Asylum OF Cave Spring
- .-- unfortunate victims OF the
p--s gf Rome to the tune Of about
,-..--1s Rrpg5 icH states that BIrs.
-- --,.. 5-sf on the sth OF April. at the
''-i ~,rr-v Poor House. in the one hun
So fourth year Of her age, from the
.--es are finding their way into the
market. but as they are selling for
..'--.-b.r ar about SO per bushsI, the St1r
s.-t want any.
-.~-.7a Journal has made diligent in
concerning the condition OF the fruit
--~.7usl- county. and finds that, while
s.. Hsau kiIlsi @ good deal yet remains.
-..-..-,rs ..ll --5d individual in Sparta re-
tsr4---i another to fight duel The
.-.-..- however. concluded that he did
-.-.-.5..5.s ami coffee. So he peremp-Orily
i-1--f 20 accept.
-.rsr---svlIs Express says the moment
,.-...fs- ts. come. AMI now is the accepted
--.--fg15 q cotton factory in that place. A
~ .---.sg list for this purpose is to be started
rasla.elg-
-s v5utezlua Weekly is a strong advocate
.t--rafr That +, it wants cattle and
-.-.--f-t.sI the freedom of the streets Of
a-0sn-
s.-. .5s Yaa.sz1ma Weekly; 1--WE know
ok. farmers =h5 are buying corn this year
.--rsvs- bought If before. Not near a half
canvas n1l..e Ia Tins section
r. rru, Ga1r1ir Times states that LAST
v--s .7iculty occurred between man by
..4rsr- Of llcSwa5u and his wife, who reside
-T1- district of Upson county. During
r- tHu-tv M,Swaius si,ter-in-law inter
s.si when WcSaaia. becoming furious. drew
ts Ert- and STABBED her and then beat his
vi.r-u=rclsuIy. He was arrested, and upon
7--iasrv Investigation was bound over to
.-.-sr the MAY term of the Superior Court
s4 sum II $3.50 He was brought to
aston aud lodged in jail, where he will
lave ample time to reflect upon the error Of
ls way
The Greensboro Home Journal intimates
tl. i an e7ii-mic Of mumps should break
ar Tile United States Senate just now it
v5aItsazooi thing for the country.
The 4Fase % the Georgia Railroad by the
oT---s 0f the south Carolina Road occasioned
nusl fun ia Macon The Telegraph says it
Us -uno-ed Oh the streets Of that city that
liz Brunswick Road had leased the Central,
aI.hs Macon street railway hsd leased the
Brunswick
1leNae1r telegraph and Messenger states
LlttT5 scao0uers. loaded with SIS tons Of
szeI-lls for the Macon and Brunswick Rail-
rai, are now at sea. and that 6%5 tons more
are being Iladed at New York
Tie eClmming Clarion is responsible for re-
porting that old Cceppo. an aged but spry Az
-sln wh1 lives In the suburbs of that to xn.
liLls house 20 catch on fire Wednesday, the
sllt Hs was at home alone, but as soon
he discovered it. he got a bucket, went to
tie branch. some thirty yards of, aud brought
water which he threw on the flames until he
z.ss=lsI ia extiuslIishing them. He did not
accomplish his purpose, however, until one end
Gtsh5use was pretty well consumed. The
ulg remarkable part Of the story is that he is
sid to be over tne hundred years old.
The Cumming Clarion remarks: Every
farmer l1 Forsyth county loses one dollar or
more on every bale Of cotton he sells, and all
The want of a railroad Let them figure
tl'1l', and then 90 about helping to stop
tls dram ou their purses.
Eatcu Telegraph and Messenger: Might
before ast about three miles from GTisWOld
U.e oH w. j. Siocumb's place, a quarrel
a1al- q woman occurred between two ne
cIeS. One 0t them seized a chair and struck
U- other who responded by drawing a pistol
and shooting his assailant dead in his tracks
t9Cnel Gr.er, of GriSwOldville, Justice
% ttle Peace for the district, was sent for and
-7-- aa inquest On the body of the deceased.
say The Middle Georgia Times: Last Tues
gay. While an U.d coluTed woman. living at the
A.a7r5-t place, two miles southwest of Thomas
u.- vas tut IN swamp burning brush, her
1tll-laush;er. aged about eight years, was
sIL Ger, and becoming cold the child ap-
l-1lebet too scar the burning brush pile, and
De-, clothing catching fire she was soon envel-
1l-- U flames The Old woman ran to her as
ssltt-. aud i1 her efforts 70 extinguish the
lares her 0wL clothing caught fire and she
tl' tlreei to 5ussp in the creek TO save her
-fl -s The iittla girl Ci- d in a few hours
l--t-- ed woman is badly burned, but may
recover
S-s rls Albany NsJrs and AdUertfSer: 'Our
aZs5-lcs have Just performed a difficult sur
ga es.-l0u upon sIr. Ben kendrick- About
< Llt Was STRUCK III TIC LELus anu
Y sEul fractured Some fragments of the
-1e had worked into his brain. we un5er-
El-l arI from the effects Of this he became
.Nayz=- Dr. keEdri X, his brother, deter
----- r7 MAKE au effort To relieve him by re-
-.FTE-l- tlu- from the brain. SO. assisted
,Ts=v5ral 1f Jh- Albany doctors. he accom-
4sl-i t-a erc-soriinarY operation. At last
lo15I--. ill.,. 1rrforfr1usts man was getting
rs .si5 Fe-- aut ms condition IS SUI prsea-
Ale-i-gs Sumter PrUubIicdu: We learn
-.- ,-s dogs ar.- siIlirg sheep very fast in the
Fifteenth district ..f SImter county. Messrs.
& d4V-lrs. AccCEs Bass, Pat Bass, Jas
-i's 5n1 Alex Bass So we are informed, have
~ 9l-.5 number killed Every negro man
e. ~ -is--ie-, cur Informant says. has from
d. zen dogs. and they have 70 be fed.
~ Sheep meat is fHp easiest to yet. as a sheep
". -rsrr .e'eal les life. The white men are
---i-- The dogs every chance they have. and
~ genera. inquiry amorg the c1l0red men il:
Y snow uhar nv dog ans Cur inform
-. lt4 l-~tS tu.rt me Grand jurv will take some
gers y alste the to, nuisance aud protect
7P
a-i says. "A Gentleman near Drayton
~. lls us that On last Friday morning, sue
--7-ls The heavy raf,, of the nivht before. he
F-s Ka1 1sir ir - "a -, a., fS',rd
sGsl v- 81. - psntatioil, "iieu ~ - -
i.ir Tia. -,. 1..s--l...7 - ,,o,1,d, III head
c1l,t..g-srs rf - T. ba5 .
I7-sh color er4 - - - iltes ~, each
Sc Els.l r--,'I E -. p p'-S,,-j,sted fins
Ela l- ra+.-1 = - n 15 fiaf on
e sr4ai tpir- 49,, ,.-,,I,5 l. ~ ofher
ls1 Ii wrq 49,. ~ s.r Sss tbav
scarcely t- ,..i5, oh !, 80 TstprsI
elPel-ac-s f irz n t,,-,tia,1s,, wants
sl- soisrrfs. ~ av,isi,, -. III. strarre
Creature caria f-o--,i y -'---li i-ei0 '1'9
ps -l9lii.
trdrT 80 jle laigotson t-sllroad' tue
o1-1ss- 3slaaaGrf Of that town says: since
n7e5 s-5-e -L7s-e nine car loads OF iron have ar
Tt4 80 - are being rapidly placed in position.
Fissr. NsS completed TO Smithsbo-o on last
tl5-.o...' s..' De within two anda quarter miles of
hs i.5s Win N : & nop-d that NO Iarlher oe.2y .ry