Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-08

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Tslls s,r a sea son ticket Tor tne annual Lar
{.1s So chronicle states that the dlrec-
Re smiley Manufacturing Company
- q -. On capital stock Of the company at
Sc hzs- -. mis- all but 50, 600 has been sub
81 Aa .-5 This viii undoubtedly be taken
sr.ai w. as several letters making in
- a-s -szsri to the stock have been re-
ss ne North More work was done
esi last month than during the
s- and the progress made last week
-. s..sIy satisfactory.
rs5sl-- n the prospects OF the Georgia
.a-,ld the Constitution quotes Mr..
fse ~ the Georgia Road, as saying:
Twill certainly be built / am my
p LII largely in the road. and have
Z. 49,, YORK with Mr.. Gordon. know
~ = .ur.i-- which it is organized and do
e - 70 say that it viii certainly be
- ..-f.rs BIZ Taylor, while en- route for
s-5u Dawson, whence he was extra
'--- .spsd from his custodian. and has
s.-avofie5 recapsure.
ling or the plantation Of Mr. W. o.
= the fifty three mile post on the
go peHr3ad. was destroyed by fire on Sat
Tho fire was first discovered in the
Tie furniture, clothing and nearly
PROVISIONS Of the tenant occupying it
= consumed.
s.lrsaia Telephone reports that negro
mart Of Scriven county was bitten
..rssrake few days since. Owing to
--r. attention of DR.. A B. Lanier his
-'l..sr..l one Of the faugs Of the snake
--s-n Of in the darkey' foot and had to
p--5 Courier says that there are one
tsrt fifty two thousand tons Of fertil-
r4 In Georgia every year. On this the
rsv 4 tax OF fifty cents per ton for in
amour ting to $4,000. II we allow
s.r-ffe.rs to average SO per ton, it will
.-s-.sv millions Of dollars are paid out
t,--fry communities every year for this
without a corresponding benefit.
,r5arv Vets and Advertiser reports
CHARLOTTE Lonon. wife Of Brown Lonon,
s.Esuather OF Ishmael Lonon, the colored
oftae legislature from this county.
sr4rg s1 Iiruly at her home, on the north
-.,5l-r, IF the city. on Friday. She had
z-.-- rfcsfnx bI4ckberries, and returning
-.a.7.- e.iIIay, fell on the floor and ex-
~ n +. supposed she died of sunstroke.
'-.ssaf7 that COTOnel VIM. B. Johnston, of
v...- has u9t cleared less than 100000 out
ss.r.H r-r1Iaa and Georgia Central Rail
..5..1ess wiinin the past twelve months.
n. r.nz.< Hamilton. of Athens and Mr.. r.
p.sl-is. of Atlanta, have each made
..4-sr.a #gJ within the last six months out
s,s~rrfs and Charleston and Georgia Rail
,. stocks
rs-s.ere house Of Mr. J. T. Castle6erry. in
vu-5s elau.y, was broken into at night not
4, since. ani goods to the amount of seventy
y aH9-s taken tberefrom. Entrance was
aimed b. boring into the shutters Of rear
r-ay. 30 clue. as yet, to the guilty parties
g5rs BaH.tiH: On Wednesday last, gay,
-.--- marty Of young folks went cut on fish
= s-aIe on Liz Cedar creek In this gay
.s-.r rss one MIR. P0lliar By some unfore
~ s5rsrl instances a gun which he ha carried
4H L. was accidentally discharged. the
.-s-- aal lodging in his hip. He suffered
.rr Il t3frU-es until Friday. when death cane
~ relieved him Of all pain.
,--rfeus Recorder: Among the many curl
-rsrH.uss t1 be- noted on the great day of tht
u-sE -a-utGayl. our attention was arrested
i -ga INa-l1rSe wagon loaded with fodder II
..er rrpIs- il lac shades or an oak on JACK
81 street.. north OF Sheffield's corner. We in
---r.sr-f tue driver, who said. This load Of
~ --H-l1ugs to Mr. Mathew johnson, WHIT
..-s I'm miles northeast Of Americas FOdde
4 r4naais 3 high price now. and IS worth ever
tH. A.. . haVrr hHnc hal
rrupkiu Independent: The drought which
.st lasted thirty five days was broken on Wed
s-Siav last by heavy thunderstorm, accom-
rllie5 hv wind and rain In some places largl
,--S were blown down and a considerable
r.lH.isv Of fencing scattered. and grain crop
1lu8z-i 90 some extent SIuce this time par
ID. rains have fallen in several portions OF thu
county aud the planters are more hoy eful. Ih
r5g prospect is more encouraging.
Sy.1ania Telephone: There are large mum
bsr 0f negroes in this county who Will not hir
BE- the year, but depend on the high price
generally paid for cotton chOpplng and picking
s1L SHAT few fat hogs and chickens they cal
r.,l o a. night for a living This is not onl-
lilFi5ls 10 farmers, but also demOralize
nose I8ho-ers who are willing to work. !
most stringent law on this subject properly
enforced WOuld have most saluLary effec
upon the labor system in Georgia.
Auerisus Recorder: Our readers will recall
DE terrible cutting affray that occurred som
.-r weeks since CetWeen Jesse Register, NJ. NJ
Hsr- and others, southeast OF Americas, Of
lair way home. For some time the recover.
t one If not both, was extremely doubtful
Yesterday all parties who were wounded Il
tdar fight were IN town, and the cuts wer
.Catfized The flesh Of Jesse Register was il
better condition than Ben Registers coat
vaieh still bears some CHASTITY cuts in the rear
They are all friendly now aud peaceable."
Wlregrdss W-dtchmdH Last Tuesday VIM
Ruadtsee (cOl.). and Mary, his wife, and FlOy'
Wilcox and his wife. engaged in a genera
aght which the Marshal, Mr. James LancaS
ter endeavOred To stop. The Marshal had IL
club nor pistol with him, and Bill, taking ao
rzqtage of that, struck Mr.. Lancaster Severa
tines on the head with an axe helve- Ha
8t Mr. Lancaster warded on some OF tn
lows with his hand which is cut severely, tn
a0ws might have killed him. ROundtree
wanted here, and any information as 10 hl
PRESENT. whereabouts will be appreciated.
F4t0atOn Messenger: The railroad boon
has reached EatCutOn, but just at present VI
s-- inclined to believe that 10 Is boom IN tn
wrong direction A few years ago charte
% bui i q railroad from Tennilie, on the Cen
trsI Railroad, 10 Atlanta. waSsprOcured by
party 0f EatOut0n and l utuam county gentle
men It Is believed that Mr.. Wa1ley was be
Ind tie movement, he desiring the charter &
allt as a menace TO the Macon and Western
Railroad in order 10 force Its managers Z
ease h 10 the c. ntral The Macon ana West
e-u was leased and the Savannah and Atlantis
RAILROAD was non est. Within the last few
DAYS somebody has been trying to get cOntro
% the charter TO the almost forgotten road
We have not been able TO learn who the-par
Us desiring TO purchase are. but it is surmise'
lit King valley is behind the scenes"
Macon c0rresp 1ndent Atlanta Constitution
The arrival OF Doc Wilson, the slayer o
Young Tin!ey, was about the only thing ap
pu4.hiag a sensation for the past week
B-auziuz as he does TO a family made nOtO
nous uv reason OF the connection with Grim
DC m4re of its members. and his being Away
"a POSITION to be constantly with the publI
-,1z-'6f barber and baTkeeper-he is some
ting az celebrity here On the evening o
Ls ARRIVAL though the fact of his coming wa
lt made public in any way. the depot wa
crowded with a motley lot OF people eager q
each a glimpse Of Doc. Sheriff WeStcot
-ls lei him from the tram in a hurry and Sool
bal him behind bolts and bars Docs cOloret
IE-a1s have raised a snug sum to be used II
lis defense"
The Fu=na Vista ArGUs reports that a sc
T-1e storm visited Marion county last week
The NiBds came from a southwestern direc
bon, and blew down the limbs, tops. and, II
several instances, large trees. Fencing ant
Fa-l palugs were scattered On the square
o. tie town large limbs Of several trees and II
40 Instances the entire tree was blown 10 tht
ground one of the large hict ory trees stand
lllse was blown across the corner OF the arC
Pa-Hgs The roof Of a co,ored woman
l21se was crushed in. and elsewhere large tree
NsF=oVerturued. Iuthe county trees ard Ter ce'
l-. Ike fsts as in the t1wn. y great Gea
z. fencing was blown down and trees broken
tclt Trees. in some orchards, were elthei
FSlti or or stripped of their fruit, There
vas 70 loss Of life reported.
Tie Lumpkin independent learns that there
: much complaint or butter mix. rms olt
.rfress Is caused by the cows eating camomii'
lowers VII en- have become so numerous Il
us section for several years past, and Whlei
u COWS eat The milk is not Injured fuTthel
,4aH The bitterness, which can be overcome oS
putting a small pi-ce If alum, say the size o.
US end o. your finger. into gallon OF mix
L-st year Mr. John Yarbrough lost all his croE
z honey by its being rendered bitter by tar
1ns little yellow flower He says thai
es bee gums were not robbed until fali
"a aiter 80 uFiDg his honey he found lt 10
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