Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-17
Gle gaorning gelrs.
nrCnAY NAY II, 1881.
Georgia Affairs.

p poFE has put W . 19e
cling machine ..,,- -. IT.. w..
Elber.vLL al deal Of lumber is being received
slvs. . ~ com m the railroad, and as last
Z. tbs paved 1. is being hauled on ana put
SIT Is L-liIjiuEs EibertOn IS building up,
y. "a No mistake ar
so ',,--srsville Free Press says: We I'M
Ia La the pyrolusire manganese COM
ierstall 80 ,--,-,,ht the PARROT ore bank near
uily ~ - ,,riee paid for il was $500. This
t1En- ~ rs ilr.sging purchases lately prepare
e71l5 svtending their works.
nv -.,.rs ara about beyond doubt. The
The ',-jb fyeOrgiGH says: That dreadful
LI.ll rusr, has made its appearance IN
rs-,. IAe one gentle ran Informed US he
tI- ''ll-i -,tpered his hat full from one little
c7l-l nay sunday. Great fears are entertained
bush 10 -.-rfi5ns Of the county over their ar
n'sl coli C1ltnrv Tines reports that on
i...lsv evening last mr.. Y. =; ShauhOers
We'd -risfortune TO lose aboutieight or nine
bsi U f-et Of lumber by fire He saved
hu1l,e- riIn about eighteen hundred or two
from ~ ,ret by tin ely aid ana fast work
q l,i-sT-hl-s is unfortunate, as ne lost an en-
Af tlal.t-i7b a considerable amount OF lum-
- last wear
Ac0.tt5.t,ba little daughter of Mr.. James
satrs 80 wears old, was drowned in
tial't-r asr Rays Mill on Monday last Its
bIal,-- leff il in chsTge OF the older children
E1--et :. ,-ss looking after the calves. On
vhle So, NE chid was missing and she at
lrr ~. a-out hunting for it, and, as above
once s,,1r8 IL drowned in the branch.
5-'- c.,,,ier. The rebuilding OF Howard
bt.HI -ft,a viii he pushed rapidly ahead
ST.. 80 E-iigr Is completed. Already 1900
ul.l lumber have been received. and the
t5e. ~ piI be- on hand when needed. The
biAn-g Iii h.. built on a much better plan than
6El'=S5 one Eat Rome property is already
~ qrorbpr boom, and It promises TO be-
tahl.H he most desirable around Rome for
faEce lots.
r.fse County Gazette reports that
ll- ysfra vas arrested by Sheriff Miller
'- 49, county last Tuesday, whOehad two war
% "att-fim Marion has three living wives,
fal-5+ s4v-one in Clinch, one in Berrien and
rti.55e i1 Ware. The latter he tried 10 kill
- TIME nee Bumo,s say tneEe are sew
s-Tf dollars reward for hlni
. ,-hens Bauner learns that Capt. J. c.
- tIp engineer of the Northeastern, has
l-lG-.t 5lsrrtlctiOns from the Richmond and
rriIT- H-sdquarters- 10 organize az once a
r., u. Eaa.in the survey OF the Northeastern
elt,g ant Turner is now getting his
--rs ready. aud. It Is supposed, VIII oegln the
sz--t.---v-r as soon as he Is prepared.
~. Albany Mos and AdUertiSer states that
,Llr--E H1rusbv. OF Worth county, killed
as-a measuring six feet eleven inches
= En- 10 tip sf wings a few days ago. This
]
--I,rss fa8stiUg upon IL when shot by Mr..
s ~ Eages are getting TO be quite nu-
L----,s over In Worth, AID their RAIDS upon
- Sheep are Of daily occurrence.
s.,stre coffee County Gazette: 1.-THE gen
.-fi7-rres-iJu among the wool growers OF
.t:ss r-f5u IS that the .OOi crop VIII Iall short
80 rr--thi~i This is even better than we
--l.--f owing 10 the nature OF our past
st.r cattle diminished in number about
'--tff-f some have lost about One-half, and
C55a-s about 0uefOuTth, and, we think, one
----f will IT, required to cover the loss IN TINS
.--r-r the past winter on this kind of stock" "
IN. Atlanta z st-ADpedl states that one of
..s--f,5rfa-S has been shown rare coin which
f. Nm carried by Ur ID. x. Plumb for some
-zz-. mast Itfsa copper piece, about the size
p an American one cent, an ! Is about v
t--F--t wears old lI bears the head y In
..-1-f1g IF '-J0hu Gaunt tor Ghent, Du r,
TsT,asrer' John Wa the fourth son OF
-s-4T and was born in 1910 and died iu1 3
tsr,a he coin must be a very ancient one II
isafnlst perfect, and is only smOOthed little
bY wear
The Athens Banner reports that on Thurs
fsy- as two negroes, Randall Marable5 and
Is5sr Harris, we're blasting rock, in making a
rs,e for the grist mill opposite Athens Factory,
premature explosion occurred. Marablo
rs5 very badly hurt. His left arm was torn
s7thfs face was 50 badly burned that the ex-
f-1t OF the injury cannot now be ascertained.
Esfearei that one Of his eyes is destroyed,
b1tat p-sse, g it cannot be learned how badly
h. Is nurt H was blown into the air about
IN feet and fell into the race. Harris IS not
mI.h hurt.
The Gainesville Eagle reports that the case
% Doxdy and Mcconnell vs.. Ferdinand Phin-
u.s. Who Is charged with fOrcible entry and de-
tsner If she hotel at Sulphur Springs depot,
scout which there has been considerable liti-
esriln recently. was tried before Justices Hen
asrs1u ami Munday aud jury of twelve men
% tuesday ami Wednesday last The jury,
after patiently hearing the witne SSes and the
atlruevs pro and cor, retired. Aft beng out
l9ratms they returned into court and re-
ported That theF could not agree upon YER
DIT. whereupOu mistrial was declared in
tie case In all probability the case will be up
son for another trial by the same tribunal.
Tie Walton NelCs thus delivers itself on the
complexion Of the Walton RaIiroad: After
lingering in doubt for more than five years;
alter being given up by its friends; sneered at
bY The crackers; crOwed over by its enemies,
and declared ilsoiveab by a jury OF Walton
county, it has been thoroughly revived and has
ESuu-d the strength OF a full grown man.
The Walton Railroad is now completed and in
iLl n ming order, making two trips daily TO
slcii Circle AID return, and running to the
dep c ,pet few hundred yards east OF the
lev Methodist Church When will he road
Be- flisIedt a question which has been asked
more than ten million times, will never have
70 be answered again and We are happy"
Saws the Dublin Gazette: Those who are
vJnt % complain about everything. and who
sad the fruit crop was failure, may cease
their grumhlIug. The PROJECTS now are better
tlsl wp have any recollection OF ever seeing
bsi0re at this time Of the year. IL is true the
frost killed some of it. but Just enough to make
us rem ainder larger and more delicious. We
have noticed the bows of some peach trees
a--aiY weighted down with their burOen 81
sEsetnesS . he fruit all seems 70 have every
slp-aranee of JhrifJ and he 8IJhfulneSs- There
VII be- no reason for any enc IN this section %
Complain this year. The result OF the cotton
l1i corn crop, we predict, ill also surprise
SINE"
HeDufis Journal: From nearly every sec
t91.of our county we have received cheering
accounts of he crops. Oats never showed q
better prospect. while corn, wheat and cotton
are ape ut as fine. II the seasons from now on
are favorable. our farmers viii make excellent
cops but from wnaJ we can learn, the same
cd error has been COMMUNICATION much cotton
Planted in proportion to grain More corn
bacon has, guanO, etc, h ave been shipped to
i19 Thomson depot this season than during
a1y other since the war and if the crops
sa1uli happen to fail the condition of OuI
arn5rs xiil he very embarrassing. But the
weather is fire, and everybody is hard at work
and IN high hopes for the future"
The QIItman Press comes down real hard on
1r VILLAIN Pa uier, cOlOred, q prOsperons
butcher Ct thar thriving tOwn- IL says: I'VE
lave no DOUBT in the world that for several
2 alhs past the good people of q titman, al
sas, those who have patronized Mr. william
5a-ner. col0red have been eating stolen beef
fIlm several quarters come 70 US complaints
q loat yearllngS, cows, etc, IN the immediate
Vicinity Of town. We have OurSelf lost fine
y heller from the very gate OF our COW lot.
We b We not the slightest doubt that these
t--l,s have been Al ade by Bill Palmer and the
s--l sold at the market and GeVOured by our
s951 people. We make this charge against
Af Palmer for the reason that we believe l6 Is
t7ss. sHd for the reason that the grand jury
As !lSi found a true bill against him and
ss.s1n WiiitGiS for hog stealing"
Banni exercised over the report that four
registered letters were stolen EFGm the Lula
salctl1u post ONCE some days since. Dftec-
" Fry, o. Atlanta. Is Worklng up the case,
re North Georgian stateG that mail agent
aelr1 c5lJTet, IN reply TO questions as To his
A-lsle1ge or the Uffair. sal: All L NEoE y
a the envelopes we're picked up about half
---.e below Lula. aud tie NUMBERS CORE
ssJlled precisely with those on my book ana
ones had delivered two evenings previous
~ 70 y got there Is wrapped 10 mystery; out
y supp sitiOn is that some one must nave
sl-sfed the pot office in the 40 ence or the
esa-aut procuring a key, op med the mali
k---l extracted the letters therefFom, locked
asAln and went on his way rejoicing"
me Wrizh sville e c rider relates an Incl
-. when occurred IN johnson county Few
~ ago y Inch IS alike remarkable for the
sssIs5lce or mind ana bravery or mother
tst.s t1l I Ah u Au5 n CuutE say .
49, 49, son Of Mrs. Jackson Wilson accidentally
mo s.. mo deep veil, and she being tEe only
r r'sSl leaf hlm at the time, who vas IN any
---rr capable of rendering assistance. az
'r-hended the situation and accepted
lliled iha- The oslT way
owning would De EoF
-a.J l-g deep we'll. WITH q
Ess 1erTeG for the occasion,
gls iittie steps which were
tue we'll she quickly de-
atll-d har precious child 81
tlJm a EsteFF grave. sne
ueauE To ascend with the
s and ~ her own heroic exer-
her darling boy from an
vp-zs- -r-rl7al frii,,,fa mai nv Geor-