Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-01
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Georgia Affairs.

Georgia Affairs.
..-.,.-- horses 10 Perry are affected with
-+.s..,. called pink eye"
--.- Cobb rhsp is u be finished by tie
---svs-. ---. under a penalty Of sloO per
.-s-t-.s- after that time
-t .--. is --uorted in several sections of
y.r---l--..E-
e..-.-,rI- College is il a hourishing
t- Nearly a hundred pupils are in at
1900. srl the number is constantly in
--- s-s-es the mulatto demon who out
--.s I'LL. Pope. in Stewart county. ac-
-.-.-+ -l..L have appeared in these col
v-s --.af d. fore the Circuit Court Of that
. r..-f -urty. after which he confessed
--r-- crime and was sentenced to be
---. t- Do inst Like all such double
----rs-r-. D. % is going straight from the gal
--...-.c.uIts Of heaven.
--v.--r Superior Court last week Henry
.--rs. sel-sucei TO the penitentiary for
--.--r ras.s fl- horse stealing. John Belk
.... sentenced for the same period for
---gs-y.
n. residence OF Dr. L. s. Ledbetter, in Cal
.-- -....---1vad by fire last week. Less
ESQ. Insurance $3.50.
county has voted. by a large majority,
..-s-.-r-l l.iCu
r-w au Holden, of Wilcox county, died
a.-rsrtey az the age Of eishty-five years.
r.-z--v -a Dispatch: THE storehOuse Of
~ -Hr W Coffee. .uesr Copeland, was broken
r r-l..v uI-h- last. and fifty dollars in
.-- b lr,r arIi -les % IN .rchaudise stolen. ="
-. .r..rrr linus saws: 'Mr James Moore
-.s--. -f.5 broken while working in the Gene
--r--- week Tie was cutting a limb OF q
--.-...--ra- hanging over an enclosure around
.--H ftre graves. when the ladder that he was
-4-s-r- ll turned, throwing him on the sharp
@
a-v Ei4'e. There is a farmer that
-4s..-. .1 Ibis county for fly years. and has
-.a- frrl-s e.rv bur twice He lives at home
--r--. --lsr of -hr word. This section or our
Sac .- H-eu abIudsutlv blessed with good
--sr.s--l-1u for which every one ought to
ar.~ rl Him that sends the early and
-a s--r rams
atlanta Constitutions late Saturday even
mas Dr. HHurE was riding down Marietta
.----- and when near the cotton factory. a dog
-s- from "a yard and BEGAN barking at his
.--- This annoyed the horse, and. after
--ra- futile Efforts. he succeeded IN planting
-, ---- square ON the dogs head, killing him
--lr.y. The dogs brains were scattered
s---- rr1Iiscuously-'
E8Fslsv.Ie Dispatch: Good fat frying
-- chickens are worth from TWENTY-FIVE to
.---v GENTS in the Hawkinsville market. and
---= sr- U-ls-el for sale Eggs are almost too
sa-c- On keep no with prices. We heard
-a- say that Hawkinsvi le was the poorest
pose be- has ever fouCd TO get something good
--lr lr is no. our place 10 feed the public,
rob w- trur run p dairy. q vegetable garden
Tsch.cken farm
Coffee County Gazette: ION Sunday night
-tIr--. about ten O'Clock. 1Ir. Green's house
Fs- l.sruver-d on fire. but il had such head
Far chat BE- was impossible 10 eXtlngui5h the
l--- Tine occupants did not have time 10
dress themselves before the rear OF the house
-lr. The kitchen furniture was totally de-
r1Faj. also q good portion Of the household
.I-utI-a The hre is said 70 be the work Of
81 i-ceuliary-'
Couyers WeeEIu. 1--WE learn that some thief
altered the dwelling Of Mr.. ID. :. Butler on
isr Monday evening. and stole therefrOm a
-Ius containing several dress patterns. a pair
Q shoes and many other articles that Mrs
l-er had purchased the evening before The
lIaz was carried 10 the woods near the acade-
M forced open the dress patterns and shoes
.is-u aud the trunk and other articles left in
n- woods. where they were found on Tuesday
,s-r r.1n points 70 a negro woman, a cook of
l- Buffers"
r.umiug Clarion. 'On Monday night, about
-rclcz the gin house Of Robert F Douglass
EtTnlnas Walker, IN Big Creek district, was
e-1slrei by fire, with about twenty bales of
I--ur.i cotton Il caught accidentally by the
ri-- of lamp containing the oil falling out OF
-.t ---riuzs on the 10 r. Mr.. Douglass had
rr his hand at the time and was passing
-.Fu the ai~lrs between the stalls Of cotton on
----- side. The fire was communicated so
s-lr that i- was impossible 10 put it out or
rsav- anything IN the house. fhe loss is fully
g. To- machinery and $1,000 in cotton
ilsua Constitution: Saturday morning
.- Isuiel's sleeping apartment on West
Lr.--. street, near Broad, was ente ed bv a
burglar and robbed or a suit Of fine brOadclOth,
-- I-lr-c1lH rcd coat and vest. one new over
-s-. rtl-o ot pants and half dCZsn shirts. In
OPP 90 -h- vest pockets there was a small
i-rlrt af money, hich was also taken a
f-s iH -ua room was broken open and from
ris rzEeU package Of letters and fine
E.r- Lr Camden offers q reward Of $50
.--ls csp-U-e ~ the burglar and the recovery
% .-- goods. The letters were from lady,
a-- arr highly valued by Mr. Camden. He Is
I1-.uEIv arN-Ous TO recover them, and will
l5 al11souu sum for their return"
Columbus EUqBirer-SUH: "a short time ego
aarzrl ~rai- me cotton from man IN Lin
Nl.i Tire officers at Union Springs We're on
.-.- s"1- for Lm. and on the 10Th he put in
a-a4l-i-sll- He was at Union Springs buy
----- arI was arrested By a policeman,
Ea s--- On rFe guard house with him.
wen 'L-v had relched a dark place the negro
-i-t sui-- and stabbed Smith. the police
nan ll -l- throat ami made good his escape.
-1 smith was severely cut, but it was not
.-----t inst it would prove fatal A party Of
--- men were il pursuit Of the fugitive with
-l lurts. though at last accounts he had
--- ce5u captured "
ne Am-rcus RepUbliedH is responsible for
-- -Hl'T IuE- We learn that several yOuug
- 1. Nets-er COun-Y were bathing in the
A----il-re-. one dsy lsst week, when one OF
e1s suddenly seized By the foot ana
--l.-l urier the water. He turned and
.-l-- -l- 70 The thing ith his hands think
s-N-s one ~ his companions, when he was
tt->.a Il rul an alligator. Selling it around
..l{- De started 90 the bank with his prize,
-.- Lis Own language. the dern thing wig
~ a-l o. .strt and twirled lis tail so much,
'.i--tl-1 vith'irs claws. 50 had TO turn
.s- A few scratches was all the hurt the
=e- lu-
me AIr'g County Nclrs states that a few
1-' iEl-l-rul accident happened TO a
-I-laI sht-r OF Rev. ". b. WOmble
vIr-' i-=yir around under the gin-hOuse
..- sl was running. and in a frOlicsome
-4 up On the cog wheel. As the
came Oh contact with the roller one #
vas caught between them and badly
AS tile foot wss caught she fell
-. ~ E A-ee., OF size would probably have
A---- The foot was 80 nsshed as 10
r-5 .->>ilI tne amputGtlon OF the big toe
~. -- l.r- The little sufferer is getting
49, Wel we understand, but viii
--Fr Two toes less to count and two
On t-iu than b-fO-e. This accident
lrsl. 1a'-'l'n 70 both parents ana chii-
-.---l-lls EHIIirer-Sttn 2oth inst: "COnsid-
---5 VAillr-ieut was created yesterday
fltt - l-- centennial wagon yard Oy
5-e cen Two negroes. Armstead Scott,
=. ~. --r "at-hmau in the yard. reprimand-
s-f luiJ negro for reckless driving
- -sr moving the vehicles OF other par
-fS-.- -- -a-lrr took Cffeuse at the command
c.--5 j. . a-- I-oyQset he difficulty. Scott Sc
Is ssS and felled his antagonist Par
S.7-- b f-d and while they were holding
l--s 4-eIil- county negro cut him several
Fr.L -Ar lace and neck His wounds,
tt-r -.-- -al aL al dangerous doubtless due
l- t>7 q the knlfsl. were dressed by
r1-l5.---- az Ire Harris county man left
l-rv.. after dong the cutting and has
-7- l=-u captured -
h7v- iS4 4rg-s. Last wednesday morn
F---- s---a' young daughter OF Mr.. Kinch
Ces- IIltu snip, was standing near the
vt-- - used by her father at his gin,
lo.r egt---- - was caught By the belt and her
1-rEl ar -und at every revolution of
ti-i ---- der head was beaten against the
ls- 49, ------l ana horribly mangled and one OF
letF--s ~es badly bruised. As soon as posi-
a --!he V as stopped. and Miss Julia in
Its tsr.-.'-e condition was taken to the house
t-s-- -- OF ne pllse or thrObbing OF the
tl.,tt.---t not be detected, and she was
o. -l- 81 ~ nave been dead On the arrival OF
a-.ss- f. ,.--an puisatiOn was resumed, bnt the
20 vs- nation we received is that she has
as- ken This is the saddest accident
Rave been called upon TO chronicle for
ls yr---r Atter going 70 press we learn that
'--1s Lady is dead"
o.. .-5 Athens .ilens Banner save: .swm. Thompson.
ioas ~ ofaSemen on the Northeastern Rail
q b." -, making ready 10 halt the train
lf1rz- -l-9 ur0Ve. instead Of going 20 the
hs ~ pace 70 WORK the brake. went down on
O. ~ p a-l taking hold of the railing with
o1lIl ~ lne car. he leaned out as far as he
ast5et " y nile m this position the train passed
e.ls- sAl' ard the fence, which was built no
socgt sslcA him In the back. knocking him
ols TI.s-a teet and rendering him unconsci-
cls - - lehce was also knocked down 20
Eissed ,,.5 49, accident. and Thompson was not
uie ~ 80 -. ne train got 70 Harmony Grove