Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-21

-r. and vulgar practice of prOfane
.-fr, 4 permanent organization was
...--f on the 1ith inst by the election of
-[-r -55Is as President. Warren r. Wood,
-. AMI James A. Fulcher. Secretary.
--ss8lri lent from ScarborO, informing US
VA. ,-7.seiiags az the society thus writes:
.-,.-. = less excuse for this than any evil
t---f ia All good people and the
-. % chaste conversation We trust will
-t.7. their efforts with ours and organize
-f,- societies to disc3untenance cursing and
r-,,a.y IN toto. Is this not laudable un-
,---sing and are there not good persons in
..-- immunity who will unite with u.s. We
-----s-lv hope there are. In our organic alton
cT Murphy made a telling speech, and
-,t.s q number Of citizens enrolled their
.r-.- names Remember-the Lord will not
M lnl zailtIess VINO taketh his uame in
,la
Ass5rliu- 70 the CovingtOn Star considera-
u. cotton stiu remains in the fields unpicked
n ysE,oa county.
snex,hangs facstiOusly remarks that il the
es,tr-r ca-tinues as bad rs It has been for
r,a mast two months, Atlanta viii have the
b.rEss- mudIy-gras celebration she has ever
had
The Athens Watcbmrn was forced 70 sus-
r.rt Inst week on account Of the intense cold
and its inability TO secure fuel enough to keep
warm.
The summervIIe Ga=stte says that two
weeks az Frank Strickland, fourteen
year ia souof Lie Strickland. of Chat,ooga
sslr-v. went hunting on the mountain with
B1iy Harper and JEFF Cleckiey. AS he did not
rt1rn When expected, his father and brother
vent in search Of him His broth II found him
.1eelirE u the snow, his gun on his should T,
sai hs bsnis eIlsped over it. When he was
suuzht home his feet and legs were so stifT
that his boots and socks had to be split to the
t1ss o. ge- them OF. His hands were clutched,
h.s face vas perfectly black, aud his tongue
vas sticking ont of his mouth. His feet and
NJ, arc now mass OF sores, and It is feared
b,r Ell iha Hssh will fail from the bones.
JsT IL kiey bad one OF his feet frozen 50 that
gu= the nails dr0ppeI of, and he cannot
vsara shoe.
Alai woman near Norwood put lighted
ro. ia her pocket the other day. and set fire
.5 tbra. treutY dollar bills contained therein
Ths notes we're So mutilated that they had to
D.. sent ou % Washington fo- redsmp ion.
A broom factory is 10 be established a.
Rome
Xr Samus. EaII, 4 highly esteemed citizen
Of Warren county, diei on the 18th inst, ia
tie ssve1t.-;h year Of his age, after weeks
illness from the effects OF bal cold which
be hll contacted. The wa-reat IN CIipDer
rspo-tsa d remarkable incident which oc- cured
iustp-evi5us 70 his funeral, which the stal Ea-ts
o tie North csn consider 20 their .ilcau1n.
t seems that while his body was aw ing
burial, Noses. g coI0red man and former sla e
q tie deceased, approached tha house 70 see
bis oli master once more before they laid him
sway. Just before reaching the gate he
vas deserved by several gentlemen to fsli.
a-i then make an effort to rise. They
fastened % his assistance, but upon be ng
Faisei he heaved deep sigu aud breathed his
As- His heart was observed to beat rapidly
tlrafeS minutes and life vas over. His col
1rsl friends stated that he had suffered from
heart disease a long while, and had several
tines fallen, but recovered. An inquest was
1si, sli .- was decided that the excitem-n.
-4lsel oy hearing Of his masters death and
ne grief y seeing him a corPse was to5 crest;
lie sank under t.
-AslbsG-I1er'' writes the jefferson Forest
1srs from Harmony Grove 10 y that during
he recent snow storm in Jackson county hun
l'sis Of rabbits were killed, many more than
could Be consumed. and they we're put in
P-S-s t1r preservation He wants to know
'a-; is The price Of picked rabbit flesh in JET
'4rsll. To which the editor replied that there
3 az present, no demand for picked rabbits
2, rs1u1e-at ve figures.
Lae Macon Herald states that the house girl
N1eooS Of a Macon family became Involved
10 dispute with one another a few nights
'l'7' which may finally result very seriously.
is mode Of revenge the cook poisoned some
'--er Of vhca the girl drank. She soon becom-
e sea, an ilvss;i igation was made, and the
7--'ls o- the cook to take the life OF her
T-5lly Wzs discovered. The house girl is now
t--'e u and Ne understand that the wouldbe
l-f--Fsr has taken her departure ID parts un-
l5En.
'l= several p0ads in Rose Hill Cemetery at
--A'9n are % be drained Of native fish the
t'--rs u which w.H be supplied with German
ll- "s'rarton clipper advises the farmers
mar section, If they wish TO become truly
5P-n-eat 10 SOW oats
lie AeDl1is Journal Iear.s that farmers in
'--' section are experiencing much difficulty
'e-lfhs labor for the current year Many
7s'oes are seeming y indifferent a5o1t max
--s contracts and all Of them are demanding
.ic'sas= q wages.
,. --A Eaiily Hook, wife Of Judge James S.
-'-'' 'i Augusta, died at her residence. in
'-auerTile. near that city. last Wednesday
-.-l-s sIter lingering illness.
M Y 4 BCzeman shot and kiI'ei James
,s1 al Marietta Tuesday night. On his
----l-Fy examination he admitted the kill
=. D-' sad he had fired his pistol at SOweIl
80. iln, and had no idea OF doing him
- b3leman is a 8 IN OF one OF MariettA's
Spectacle citizens. but his course Of life
-sbest - '''' '''-'''e- - 49,
-. - Is still in suspense over Sarah Bern
- - ne great question now agitating the
- - lAai there is ''Tll she come or VIII she
.triiii .-e Macon Telegraph: THE extension
ilst1-i.--- lumber I, belonging TO the Bib Manu-
lFsfi-s ~ Ipany, in East Macon, is now
sry. VE.,,-- ,-1 4clustmens of the new machiE-
's1ss-f-- 4, tegan to arrive yesterday. The
Ft5lt! vi lhe old mill was 2.750 spindles
lie 49,. 49,. Atelsl0n complete in every respect.
e 49,! VII be decreased to 6. 40 spindles.
lev r-.-ts VI more than One-han. With the
4s1t, r. --'--l5tfy al running and the electric
We 80 W, the mill will be well equipped
L1.iiT- ll9u Dir. Hanson that he intends
he-- s. SUI another extension. for which
Ta1ys ,i-I.-y ,ir-S-ly ot space available on the COM
arsrTs,itlst9n Star remarks that ''Gwinnett
q over fs 1-1 11-lie county She has population
sers f,r.r 49,, and IN the late election there
Ile vots -eisnt candidates for public Office
gl1ti4s. of .of Sheriff was 265 Several of the
tFsgu - led. but the c osest race was be-
Giving ~ w =. lot County Surveyor-one re-
S. and the other ESQ votes.''
N.gtfI,l-,s- ,-liss issDl1fs Journal The farmers
20 " ore ~ January, 1881, is an excellent num-
lie J'BfcS- VI Tue best agricultural Journals in
lfoveInert Very succeeding issue is an inn
l-.01lrre-55a u ne last, and bears still stronger
sss0f evs-- v-.iloas Tor the support and patrOn-
s-t1 ]. n = F..!93 .G!93usehould in the South. Send
e1ly one rt.-eatii, Savannah, Ga, and get a
you ever made"
Ives In Ran Upper: "A negro. whose mother
,lae higb = = county has been cutting up
.3e h0-vss1 s1laes In th s section OF late. lie
t-sient N rom Mr. Hall, reported 10 be a
saafse q Il. JgIerson county He sold the
II0n tbs ~. ~. "lihoit, living about one mile
9Fto d., p.;ee Dir. Wihoit required the fel-
,e right Ia ~ dollars until he could prove
w. ,ss sale So tne animal A few days before
=, I0uisyiIii.aa stole mule from physician
~ eolore5s "a, and had sold him to scme of
'f Wilhoit t,,slllzers. In order to get even with
s y sad stole ~ q Wholesale horse thief turned
6hs stolen horse ana ls ns si1 baTs sq bsee sse
'u7iF Jefferson claimant; 8Ir. VIZ