Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-19
csaf ia Affairs.

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v4srn-- vas found for them,
-i r..rss f. not unlikely that some
-.- g. committed suicide by drown
81. f..rss-r. hat a man should take
E f...,e. ..i he cO1templates Civ
-.r thorough weiiin- y jumping
.., email states that few
--7 --t- Powder Springs a negro man
F--' .-,-.-f ia. another negro named Glaze
-' .-.,t Ia head Since then Glaze has
va.r has Isai peared.
p.-n It'd qlarale ball in Athens
Hes pr.s .utel, at the head Of
--.e5--3a with which the ball
o. -...-..t.l ea4dI- in which was a gal
--s.H H4mlu was hanging Il is
r.s f.tsIu, f-eu dne and amusing
-.-..- ..5sl has a silver liaing Not
..r.- aapraceIentcdly severe win
..-... .ss.-ry crop IS pre- eiicted-
..... l.g-g-l Cti-ea reports that Mr..
.-... 4 worthy c.,iz n Of Whitfield
-9paI seii at his home few miles
.aaa stuully last, from heart dis
,r55s-i He was covering an ont
--a. r.4.. ami wts observed by the
...., f.sas s1fLl forward on his face,
--..... .faH-lf .t-Iy lie was extinct
~. .f.1.s a5..I criminal, was arr -sted
....--..- -..s .ift- a,1. and taken to Deca-
s4-I 81 th4 DaKalb county Jail.
..f. ia breaking from his cell, and
.....-vs.a. .elaf IN breaking down the
..- s-.- f..l when he was discovered After
---5 escape was thus thwarJed he pro-
-.I,m liza everything inside the jai!
..,..- being demolished. He is represented
...t vanae man. but an old criminal,
,-.l- +. evidently desperate case.
Seeking NJ snakes the Hawginsville Dis
-- intends % b. very particular about its
make ..1-.-s Ills seas IN. Il says that unless
--- .-la.ll, over snake ia the wiregrass as
s-.i-l as long as a stick Of raft tim ,er, and
.tm.u.a As big As car window, it intends
-ara .l.HE
Fl, Mlry W0r,h1m, wife Cf Rev ]. V.
u-.11l OF Perry. died after brief illness
-~.u-ay 4st Thursday night she was ap-
,5.---r we'll Is ever. Friday morning she
"a. sauItl be- iassns.bIe. Convul,ions folio "
4al She disi Tue following day. She was
M lsIoysI. AHa lbe community in which she
I'D vr, greatly saUcsed at the news Of her
..l-1 demise
u- Ru.s County Neir3 states that on Mon
a-rsa-. about eight O'Clock. a man named
Elas uuder the influence OF liquor, rode
1a W4yr.sloro with pistol in his hand,
rait D. uas using as a club upon his horse
Hst.prsi in front 90 store, where several
s-ansn were standing and conversing, and
-uau,ei an inc1hereut talk The town
-I-lsI approaching. he made some threats.
llas the marshal continued To approach he
l-- as pistol whether AT the mar.hal OF not
lls sot serm % De clearly known-the ball
grsr- the ground not very close to the officer.
I.hrsr continuing 10 advance, Mathis drove
lsl-- into his horse fanks and galloped
C llsiug his escape. The NeJrS says: Some
.-a Mathis is crazy, aud if so. he should be
a.-l care of before he Injuries or kills some
El'1s1t psrslu. others are OF the opinion that
ta- comes from too much whisky
The Gordon correspondent OF the IrwintOn
4-.sr. writes that papsr that the champion
-sa'y weight family of negroes in Georgia
-'-ia Ile hotel Yard there. They are Henry
Wallace and his wife and one daughter, and
t-y d. weigh iag pounds. Henry himself,
V-sls -9 pounds his wife s2O aud his young
daughter only lS3 poun!s She is;a sylph levi
i-.r
lle town gf Monroe has been suffering for
several we. Ss wi.Ha siui Of disease more like
-.ara- o7 broken bone fever than any thing
-- lai tae Walton County Tidette believes
Is nothing else Il is OF mild type, but is
7eT Stubborn nevertheless.
Atl- ". blrge. Of Emanuel county, is one
rr,- farmer who raises his own provisions.
a--ls aotb1usht either corn or bacon since
IL --s- year after the war. In consequence,
rsol- ot debt and prospering.
-le ueuulsee, at Macon, is again on boom.
Aalsli a few days ago near Jasper. Pick
,-s county. between Robert r. Simmons and
>-Ie simmons and Ace and K,msey Patter-
-tls former was killed and the latter badly
.--aisd The difficulty originated over a
.-a7 o. cards. The numbered man was stabbed
-,r-l times with a knife.
Accumulation from Mr.. E. I. Neidlinger
a-l worthy Patriarch Of the 6rand Division
~ S--s u temperance for the state OF
50 states tD4r tSs following appoint
$50 are arr2aSed FOR Hon. Edward Cars-
~ 'A SanderSrille Tuesday. March y:
t-J II "sllrsday and Thursday, March %
~ rriiln, Friday, March IS: Atlanta.
t-55s 10y, y sunday aud Monday. March 20. %
~. -s-eon, iuesdav, March -; Milledge-
r.. "7lleSlsy snd Thursday, March 30 and
A-slsia. Friday. Saturday and SUNDAY.
s. AMI s. Mr.. CarSwell will begin a
49, rs oI lectures IN south Carolina on
-,llay, April 4th
r--,.1g4 gilleu So1tb eTuer and AUpedl wants
7. "1E more SO the people of that section
~. -.-l I.tr- &c SAYS. There Is scarcely
--i.---.-. ~ ever small, but what has some low
C-s ~ tA-t oa u thai would make fine rice.
a.. --s farmers, near town last year. on
trs-.r .-lt4 OF an acre, made thirteen
e--s5--.--..t- -.- lAtR5ei very late at that He is
ytr A4- tsat bushels Of corn with the
t-s-r -l-A' gI mAnuring, would have been a
r VA lite thirteen bushels OF rough
q Ms - 81 = 'iaf Tar, VIII turn out six bushels
b..-a- ". -.,' nee, IS good and white as any
vs--s-s- stersS- am has the certain ad-
--s-.-- - oells fresh. Six bushels weighing
~ t---iS U the buShel will be three hun
ur--..'A 'A.1 pouaes, which cannot be bought
81 e---,i-5S lor less than thirty dollars IL
q rag, ami we can't see why more
u vtgr p'ltted Some people mot know
l.-s' good, co not eat rice but We
-2k4--,-. - anybody that don't like to
s.- 81 l4 me easiest aud best way. Plant
Aais '-e Wet places on some Of your low
5l-r-.. s H-tr0B. Last week Sheriff
av5s 49,. ~ H[y sheriff John b. Cox ar
sharHa7 y setFch of Y. q. Sarton and Alex.
,.
IIss-s, Alv. Upon their arrival they ap-
s-zi5rs 80 s.i-itirnJ MARSHAL, Tom HanIe. who
Slr-a- b. --e matter and very soon captured
e l-7--,-- 3a RooSt mines, and Chapman
6 over ri ~ saeesou county. Both were turn
Frsr ~ " elae-rs Of Knox county and on
17 ~ slils they i.fr ,virh fheir t,Iv-srt
q sag els.-L- A1oNvIl.e. They were sharp
1usur.s II, aad Lave evaded the law for a
Ia.t5,.--
saer-s-. H--Ls-sr and Standard: Cotton
-p-l .> ---s--s people who depend entirely
Is lle ru.1 10 ~ : Tor their msintsnaace IL
s-1-s', h, a-y farmer who depends upon it
-zl a1l @eel lis plantation goii 2 livery
11-r,5 ~ tried il has CONS doSsn IIndsr
---4Fe>- ~ lseleSS, but Just To day in
.-'le-s 81 -i4 hundreds end hundreds Of
A'-- os -'.Allag hither and thither in
lF-s t5 --- one VINO will advance them
zaTe-, 5-ylt farms another year, and
-l'lll1-s-s z l-,ere tell US they can't be
81 Ped What q state Of sffsirS tn he
NJ ra
A---rst b.4 e1e war, not one farmer in a
--7--c -c-5-.-12 % buy corn. and with cotton at
---ir, IN 'ahl he was able to 90 to the
w .-5rl t--.LL .1fuary sales by Sheriffs and
- - t-r t7g-fy.-' ~ Yen able bodied young negro
vcz Ssq Or fifteen hundred dollars
-asFsr-ee..., That a differeneeI And whyi
Says tbs ,-o- p-- an credit nd extravagance y
amt. -iia.-sr Jug Herald: .On Saturday. the
F--ls o1,7z-la-, q sad and fatal accident from
s--ala, of r55 ~ tne farm OF Mr.. jackson
sIeelsrr - s..is county. This eentlensn Is
~ l11nbar.aa =, ~ i.lrr and annually EMPLOYS a
Is asasi a.1.f ot lagorers upon bis farm, f and
49, Certain ,ssoIn o,i..I 70 proportion each la
f'.Ss after y-h;ll " les 10 perform during the
s'asa hsvfS- very Industrious neSro
ag bv ~ finished her task on Fri9sv
il selively &c permission of Mr.. Fountain
buEnin, esgaged on Saturaav morn
fo. o. tle brush from 4 small
NSe, Il pi8- iplEpose OF culfigatins, Alo,iIs tIss
s over very small blaze Of