Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-16

..---a y1rs wants 20 know what
-.v---ad gentleman has upon
administration. Has The NeICs for
y .-...,I fr lie cGss II Simmons, Of
-....sr traitor fame
ssa. au od and highly es
Monroe county, died at his
-r-... q. On -h- 10Th inst. He was
-rs-..f ", AMI was a veteran OF
,'r- ITS father, soldier Of the
I'LL present al the surrender Of
srf r-s wounded az the BATHS Of
- -.-. I.y a sword thrust from the
s,r....-a officer lie was the father
f-a- seven sons and two daughters,
ss.r. survive h.m Ills wife is still
..-f.- --a--th41 uilety years Of age
-..-..-ii blockade ia the West furnishes
ra.a. lht text FOR q very sensible
..... r sh 1rs The farmers the dan
.....-.a, Is tile West for supplies, as
.-lsr.ai., ia future mi sht cut of their
-=.... ...... them 10 preCaIi)us cOndi-
r.. s...,a N.r thinks that if ex de Jaeto
...r Wheel r. shoult visit Augusta,
It-t... ..,-reet thing for. the Mayor TO
-t.s.- ..- fr.rIsm 20 the canal for fish
-f1
.s llI-lII stock mas advanced rapidly
,.---.r- t..,- tl-e- or four days. The cause
.,-.. .s Is ulmlr that the Central was about
s.. Fl -.4l. guaranteeing it s pr cent.
- A--t--r ruuor is also sti At to the
.-.-a.-tr r14I gJu.I soon ISSUE a stock
- aoas of Wayc-oss want Masonic
/. t--rlgm 10 tUeiro
H. sp.t slrs thar tHe c3.ored cemetery in
.g.lss So dg-d up that the sexton
-.r4t 5al room f9r another grave.
Ssh EI54rI,. Tie turbulent dsrkey who
--.r ueat tlr1ush the cars on
I'd II tl- Macon and Brunswick Rail-
-.l creating disturbance, and who
q. t ty another negro named Fra
AIT taken 10 Lumber City for
Isl treatment. has been placed under ar
IS. 6 a chang. nf assault with intent TO muir
Ills commitment trial will be held as
aatberc9y-rs efficiently from his wound
g
IeN.l.l7 Iis- correspondent Of the Pike
B ters writes that paper as follows:
f-a 0Hst ve can learn a larger acreage Of
.-1a ss.. le planted iu Pike this year than
heretofore Jll-.Hs from the preparation
ls.as saase Aud chem as an ominous sequel
uus aa5y- be says The farmers Of this sec
t1r uI Be- compelled 20 buv largely Of corn
l1i a5e.a rl run their crops with this year.
I-., IS t-f. gialy not cheering"
Auargw Jones an industrious coIored shoe
uilar j H.u1uville Pike county. fell from
bis bench few days ago and died almost i'm
zelss-.v A p7st Horsem revealed the fact
tAt from some cause or other, his stomach
Fls prlrei
Ile Iacc5s Wees reports that the farmers in
rlsse-uou are all quite busy preparing for
-s oung crop. s number OF them are be-
garag % put gIaaos in their cotton lands at
lt., early date
Acc riding TO the Sylvania Telephone farm
leg operations have been progressing well
.l-cs tae pleasant weather OF the past week
lSsryea county. 1t hopes that the prsdic-
tlse5 old farmers may prove true, and that
1smfy be an exceptionally good crop year"
b-a Brian, one Of the Oldest citizens of Hall
olr,y. vas stricken with partial paralysis one
Day iusiug last week. and at last accounts his
1- Vas lssI aired Of
Is Fswaaiiul Fla.l Mirror says that on
Wednesday IDS amln by the name of Peter
81, vao wanted at Darien. being suspected
q having committed a robbery OF some eight
l--lrsi dell E-s, was arrested in that place.
NsIsorn Coquitt of this State, became
-'.ivesi ia difficulty With two men in Wash
1sioa las, Friday night. and in the course of
ne 4e.-e cut them both with a knife. The
laiier has been amicably sett'ei, as the diff
cl-iy grew out os a misunderstanding.
Aaar7- -idr=rtiser; FIX Senator Thomas N. |
Nei"a93 iS reported TO have struck quite a
.---s = rcs in his Arizona silver mines. and
" seIaats S make biz fortune II this is
we 4a owes ,hr people IF Georgia a debt Of
e-l4 e -3r n'f letting him lee Governor. We
Il. -~.-i laFr silver mine any time than
's ei-l-l magistrate Of a State
sl-.rtee caption still ia tie Dark the
- iIl9tns SAYS; And still the search for
3! lsace ot Ri hard Griffith IS unsuccessful
- - =. -i-el Ia1uer. who IS in the city. has
every effort to Eat some clue as to what
- Ft5ut lt his son. but with no success.
~ as.t tle question, Where is Richard
= u15u~wered- The Doiic- have nut
ttihS!l- c20S. and have been working
- e-t Li-Et s.Hce iLe Young mans oisap-
-a.f ia- even thsv seem TO be at their
~ al~ prrs MS no first commenced the
s T.. -uue of success. have given up in
5t tf9HAN y before Our next iSsl1a Sogua
apnel,s VIII ba made.
N!s ih- Lumpkin Mdercu9eat. ~ biIe
~ -5 an e.l we'll on Alrs Brazier's planta-
~. som came very near being buried
n II 81 XII "r. cayed in and Tip was covered
Cs.sA sA cAil with dirt He was aftercou-
49,. lt0'r eXtr!Cated from his perilous
- 9. q. o.su considerably bruised His
--,- - almost miraculous as only a few
v.r A.f- Weud q have put an end to his
W-s--s- ttr was brought 10 town on
a,,55s7, ana sui feelS the effect of the
- ne hileSville Gazette: There is a great
--. 80 I. corn being shipped 70 this mart IF the
cts lhe home supply in this anf some
t-.s- 'illas counties is exhausted livery
n every a at has Wesf ern corn for uart
r4.ssH - -t le-St In the timber region es- |
frs- -.7.e Is continual drain upon the
.,-.- RE country for corn 10 feel the
@ .,A ana han $ ANA I4nl-cs 1,,1-, ottsr,;or,
nj r. .-7 .Arn work now. the same thing
Su-s t.ed next year We take il as a
p-.,..g--r l-.tL no agricultural people can
kcr4 --'sss The f.od supply is raised at
sses s-... 1.a.ss and FlGater: ''One day last
E-s iir--- $ negro man was passing through
.,s.r--- y. Stephens woods. he discovered an
ss--s - 6 ll1 partly exposed The C0roner
e a.ssa-.' -o.lii=-o, Jury summoned and
ras - -gT-L- II was aScertained that there
u1t-H pay lu the case. The infant,
vss r--ss. 3-lred, having been still-born. il |
t1- go. -s-Ilel not necessary to place it
Fs-s ~ 1--fS- There are cemeteries for
dds c2l2red in Sparta. and the dead
llu..vst-- ,-.Alh2n beings dying in the CON-
+. s-'-'l be placed therein
s.,s------.- s.tg-GIb and Ifessea0sr. SUNDAY
CT Els.5 --Att Dlllge row, the peace of the
q sa-f4s-,.,. IoeI BY an event which may end
1sly rke- - - q InuT1eT being added to the
fsclfi 81 lrs----s STAN the fair name and
and .ha- -e~'-- II IS a very singular affair.
Esn,-S p A1 eyewitness to ali the cireunn-
l- sr5 -r -TSfo boys. one about Is years
tss.r-- - N-leE about ~. were ouarraIiney
S.-S AMI e-. t-a4 Older Of the two raise a
slE a.la- n younger one a terrible blow
si9l1I E-s e-e temple, telling him to the
~, Rs. san OK The struck
ucs-i a-- Appling by name, was
al Esss-s ll an iuSeusible condition.
1tea bf-g. L-s- taought deld, but, on being
N'Elg. N, 80 - seen To be alive, aud is at this
e-'- sises ~ IS . e 10 say has not spoken a
= e11rrs.- --.s = = as struck. having receiv-
SOY. rE-7s-l1 OF the brain. DR. VIM z Diln
t-lEesr r. s1oWn and able homeopathic
Y gs.j4T-' lliag all in his power TO relieve
- reecva-- ign the chances seem against
saese usTs Inc boy giving the blow, and
Eats II se We could not learn. Immediately
5s, 6zn esS,. sgSe-pe after the deed, and has not
Ss-. captured
asss azv.fss-. .ta1a ri Telephone: Few persons
el1lnt n fS S Ike a correct idea Of the
s21s On il ..i,5rtnai Improvement constantly
I,scti5l yoa g-li llis county 60 in whatever o.
W ia L. - AID the evidences are before
ST-s grisr % si5 pe Of turpentine farms saw
.sc.itAts NV MS, steam gins, neat and com
y,leof te- selli3lg rapidly and bids fair to he
~ sf,e34il6iest in tbs staTe onfside Of
St sourei large cities. Bnt one f 5,'Ir "a
- q the - - revenue Is our nine forests
disabrsip resent rate Of iestrrction ic 49,,
sssg th6 ~ "a few years, gearcelv enaneh
soo Arestis5 isI 70 fence the land n e,StS5sl
-saA As y has given out in soras sec.
matter Iof course our IIe people soI