Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-15

s--l-ar nero. attempted % eu-eF tue Auusts
--.----.y bsut on mischief Little Willie
~ his fathers shotgun, and delivered a
f.-,s of buckshot in the negro's groin,
-.-s-y him in a critical condition. PlucSy
bTl1a-
~- st-su-a correspondent Of the Griffin
- SAWS. seeakiug Of Col Wadiey: You
-.rrr. s, down that William 81 has long
t.,f ana knows about as well how 10 do the
t,-+.,r- as any OF those who make greater
f.--f4rs OF their Iiberality-"
H. washington Gazette states that two citi-
-.-sF Wilkes county, Messrs W. L Edmund
.--s,f &. CalIawsy, each tied some strings on
gt-- cotton blooms on the 18th day OK last
S4r-suter. for the purpose Of ascertaining
vtsttsror not such late blooms would ma
--. Tia cotton has since opened and been
-essi. A great many people, says the ca
-.4s fruIy believe that cotton as late as that
-g not open. Tbs strings we're tied on the
s-.rE7v these blooms were open, because they
r--s White 20 the tire.
r-s U9l.tt1Tps Echo reports that almost
s---t cotton field in that section still has quite
t-..5.i-v of the staple in it, and it thinks
-l- C.i-.alrpe will make considerably more
rr1n vas counted on. It also lives in hope that
ssx- ,esr Uzs,horpe viii raise at least very
rst-st. rl.r corn. meat and small grain neces-
sary to DO her
sTa- Blackslea NetCs learns that an old man
5fAru-iuz county. known IS Billy Dickson
dad very suddenly a few days ago. He had
f1s. Ist. hls house, apparently in good health,
tlf-ed some hogs, when he was taken suddenly
sick and died before he could be gotten back to
lsh1ue.
I- g so'emuly stated that man at Rome
Hlu-si 20 20 10 Coup's circus when it exhibited
here ard didn't have the money. he tried to
55-r.E IT, BUG failed. He then went to a mer-
chant and bought a dollars worth of coffee on
trsilr. sold it for seventy-hve cents cash. and
vas som viewing the animals and the leapers
7i- AS much uuc1ncern as the man who had
gz-ta a twenty dollar bill changed to purchase
lis ticket.
Ld- BIackshear Nelrs remarks that truck
hrailE in that section is a success. and says:
-le-uie the drought. worms and other disad-
gslt gzs that have been lavishe1 upon the
e-ui. < community this year, Mr. John NJ.
claU has come out victorious, only little be
aH hfS exp 5ctatlOEs, IN truck farming etc.
Re inhibited, or rather presented, US with one
sweet potato that weighed ~ pOunOs aud
Tds grown on land wherg Irish potatoes grew
l1-es In sect potatoes that are quite as GOO
1s the above mentioned Nlr. Snaw SAYS he
ufurpd Irish potatoes on the 10th Of Septem-
ter last aud on the 9Th instant. he gave
ness as fine as We ever saw IN the spring The
ast bur NOT the least consistent 70 our appre-
c8-1u Is the watermelon pres nted TO US along
Tlh the foregoing extras to-day, the lU b OF
Nly-m0er."
Ele Tri0n correspondent OF the Eummervllle
fI-efts srites tnal paper as follows: We had
s. -ll frost last week. which left its impress
uq.l t-nCer vegetation. but did not kill TO any
considerable extent It is nov warm and
slHug-.ike. farmers report that the cotton
crop about gathered, and in many places it
rrl-d out much better than was ct first eX-
p-c--i- & orn IS also turning out better. On
crrau lands or good uplznds. where the corn
YES vsi worked, it Is vely good. Cotton re-
e-ipts last Tuesday were the largest ever
Enlsu So Tri0n. There were l49 bales weighed
BESIDES what was ginned on three 50 saw gins,
al- rlere were several wagons that did not un-
aaL ON Wednesday morning the writer
c-l.ei over forty wagons at one time from
t-- store yard. before Z o'clock a m. There
s7-e III uales weighed on Wednesday. There
we're & bales received during the week. and
2l- hl ginn-d making the total receip'
t.- -l- week s44 bal-s. Receipts 10 date ,lS9
l4-s; sinned and loose 59i
Al any N,iCs and Advertiser; Mr. ". p.
1fEs. County Treasurer. mad difficulty with
-f ll CannOu yesterday. Dir Cannon
l-- las5 a county order, IL seems, and request
81 -r birks % pay him the amount for which
i-- 1-ier called. SIR. Buras refused TO pay the
ll-tg without the order. whereupOn Mr.. Cau-
-.-ll-ut-el ia language VI ich provoked Mr.
He..- 90 s.-lSe him. Mr. CAnnon wa c0nsid
s5aly urllsel shout the face Mr.. Burks got
.- WITHOUT a scra-ch 8"
citizen n Griiia has adopted q new sys-
IN Or t.antiug peas. The Nelrs says tha last
t1-.y % negr. namej Taylor Stegers went
no iles store OF Mr. a j. Clark and raked n
l-s 90 macE-rel. which he placed in a special
~ e t-e rear ot the store, intending 20 MAKE
-l-l. oI something else lefOre leaving Mr..
lAl holman, however, saw StegerS and his
@--a, atd resolved to get even with him
- l.ls b'g pistol W ith heavy charge OF
- DE- awaited Tne negRJ's further scheme.
~ el-n the latter a5 last went for the fish
-A- -=- cr.ve az him. and peppered him all over
~ -il lL- peas. The negro yelled Justify,
- 81 on slL0ut his salt water haul from
--7 ----Lelel barrel"
u.s1l>siHg ths sherman Day. at the At
T. e rAplSitI0u rle Augusta Neirs well SAYS
.--.-l Tie worst false step the managers OF
- ~. s..l1l have made is the attempt TO
st-p - German Day in Atlanta The peO-
= VI 0e-f--a have Eo objection If the man
-1 frr no % Iuvlte ten. Sherman and
- -o visit ln- show, or any other prominent
---- c---rlcier; but when this manag ment
E'-1 people uf the Stat and the South to
----i go up an enthusiastic boom, and to
--- I. .rlclme with open arms the de-
49, 20 a--5i.ti, the Incei diary who applied
t-I.-- -.-- 70 Columbia. and the man who wan
r1--, 49, --s---, our mothers. wives and sisters,
U.
5--.e 49, ? .e Permitted lis army to destroy in his
.-.-lS march TO the sea, is rather over
r--t- .-r mark, ard a display I cheek
g.. { -t The mana cement which Is truly
t-. tl Tie Southern minC."
.t gazette. "A number of differ
49, s. Do Re state have recently adopted
i-- 4--r -aF. The feeling on the subject
Ee ---l,y would have 70 be FevOlutionlzed
-t- i-W could be adopted here We
r.-- - ave llat during the campaign IN this
t--r-'----sst ~ ear which resulted disastrously
49, ~ ---ce cause, too much WIS said and
on --e subject Too much feeling was
.--- me eOld Of the people aud the
r--- --- c-lse- We noticed that in TrOup
r. rL-re no fence prevailed, little or
r-s as written In the local paper on the
+ 49, --,l sides were thoroughly ventilated
r. ---s laper las year"
49, lr --cb1. Last week we chronicled
- ---= enc burning Cf q man Lamed Dun
Es- Nr--rf hldd Last Saturday Kidd came
~ ~ e --il-rlf up to Justice smith Mud
-- struck him with an axe TO prevent him
Ia e- "a - Z lis house up. but not thinking he
r---- 7- o. lu he left, fearing Dunsen would
t-- t---- --- 81 him, aud that the house proba-
tss.- --g from some ming he thl0ul nau
s~.r-l u. -- ine fire. a. Dunsen had thrown sew
--r IN kIjd was tried before Jus Ice
a. --- or Goose Pond district. Monday,
ll-s---fs stl, having oeen, according 70 the
hfr.--'A NE court, lustinable in the killing.
f----7l- however, Lnat Dunsen was per
r-r ald threatened 10 XII him II he
t--ssl --4 l-0.e OF the furniture from the
-7 .ulu>eul threw itJn"
p-z - sttorpe Echo says: The Broad River
l- l. nos dead, bur sleepeth, ana We are
tE tAe Dc up and keep il moving until
T5s --'' - W So run out Of the county.
800. it ouIit, viii be . blessing 10 his
-- lIuiy, aad We cannot AFFORD 70 let it
a. = mas tue risht sort Of men hold of it,
zss-,l val second and back every effort We
'- % De j. 10 on"
t4- hsadlag Murder Again" the
l-sr- --- - ItiefpTise says. 'I.set FEiiay night
Ls---- dance az The residence Of Mr..
ca-v-. yards, and during the night dini
E-- between gorge B. johnson and
til,- --arp-, AID after a feF words in the
hs-f-r repalre1 % the yard TO settle the
E.s..i ne uhceFS-a nd that few blows had
ea-.--F tween them when ". II Edwards
cssr - tLe sTena with poe, with which be
R-Jg pr a bl0E that felled him To the
elsr --u as SON as he was knocked
ll- ~ i--"afcs aud johnson returned to
t-st.vi = lo1ns an again entered into the
h-l-s uL TIE evening. In a few mo-
taar9. s.-ne gentlemen went to where
sla.T-ss yes lying. and found hat he was
l=rs5Ds-5s, and they at once examined his
q Ia i-d 81 found no marx OK violence except
tsrritsii- slqe u ths head, where the mark of
l.assd f. eloW was plainly visible. He was