Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-25

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Georgia Affairs
Tie Augusta Ns.rs SAYS that sn Augusta
----a term which il believes sUH5ce eut to
.rs-ess ve.y,bins vicioJs-On Tcesdsy last
attacked AMI seed about four feet from the
-,-aa I.t.s ,oIored Pirl. It says the child
f.Isr iu a heap, apparently broken sn N
-.a.es sud but for the Interference OF specta-
,o-s uauIf probably have been killed by the
ss-1-d a.tscz OF the in'uriated beast"
sz.rs. j. o. Ne,herson & c., Of Augusta.
have paid out SI4 c9l in cash for Confederate
bonds ard are advertising for more.
Er1azsvliic c1utiaufs to enjoy the luxury OF
r-s-He--. les IRON th5 rev strawberry farm Of
Ms.rs Flscsshear & Mckay. The fall weather
be, been SD favsrahl= TO tlei- growth that the
v.n-s have not ceased TO grow, bloss7m and
bear .-l.- as large and luscious as the fruit Of
spring
Ls-. Iussls sy,as the Airline passenger train
was r1Ild z d curve near Lula City, white
man, WHO was standing on the platform. lost
t-s lance s1d fell to the ground. The man
vss under the rhusnce OF liquor, and was eau
taueI uy Conductor Sims. but disregsrded the
ADVICE. He came from near El0ertOH and IVES
en- route to atlanta His injuries consisted Of
several osd bruises md a broken arm.
0n after the arrival o. the Western and
Atlantic passenger traia Tuesday a gentleman,
u1oca-e his name as C. ". Forrest. and who
cane ia o. the train, sought policeman, to
whom he said that be had just been rObbsd of
fv- hundred and twenty collars. and as an
sr slre o5 t1e TRUTH { his statement showed
Che rcemal his pants p1ck-t. which had be n
Sailed from TOD to bottom, laying opsn the
pocket iJ Elf The mO-ey consisted Of two
diIss, twenty tEsnties. and some ones snd
tE0s, and was in a small red pocketbook
When the State Road train rolled into the car
sheo there Tas sn Immense throng about the
train, end it Nas thea the robbery was com
mitIed The C0ustifUti0a says hr. Forests
home is in Paris, h ani mis- visit 90 Atlanta
was for the purpose Of viewing tbs Exposition.
He did nos miss his money until some one
po.n-eI out bis mutl stei pockes TIE case is
Jeirg worked by Jhe detective.
Covirgton StGy: a col1ref man named
% e-E j css0n who lives tear Oxford, got hla
u..l badly cut in a 90 f0n gin. at COnyers. last
FdisY. Two or his fingers had u be anFu-
Ca -1"
Tire Rome Courier announces that on the ist
oil D-crr bsr John II. Martin. for some twenty
y-s-S leading EDITOR Of the q lumbus Enquirer
and sun, wiz become the political and general
-lI-Jr of the Courier.
CJv-uxt0u. star: "A band OF burglars made
ara.t on Stone 1Ountsia, one nigbt last week,
AMI robbed several cItizsns We learn with
r-.-sC that Mr. J. W. AcCurdy and Ar.
H. E Guess we're the principal suderers.'
Walf0a NetC5: Never have the sheriGs and
bIIffs Of the conn,y been 50 busy making
I.yl-- as Jhry have been this fail We hear OF
olr poor family with niue or ten small chill
Up 15 an officer. Debt Is Indeed hard mas
sarustl Chr7nfcls. cir Stephels expects,
We ROD erS-aud, 20 spend the greater part or
Tex uumer in Boston. Phiisdelphia and New
l.r- and viii rot probably return TO CrG0-
i.r-F..ie before August. his book which he
Complete bsfOFe his departure from home, he
Ul. MO pablish before UeEt fail"
Walton Ne,rs: Running away seems TO be a
-r.Ei.E rvli ia Walton. Every night or two
some te1tor sreps OFT. and the merchant starts
i- hog pursuit. a, Monroe merchant toOE an
expensive Trip OF some Two hundred miles last
wees IN search OF a man who had 1utt skipped
Che county He f-ilsC 20 find his man.
au-si,rs RsDu5fjc1H: - few days ago Mr..
Sn.-l D5vezp -rs. living rear the Plains or
Dug was sitting on rail- fence, when tse
f1a lrlEa and lhrew him Backward on his
E-l7 ar DaveupCrt l. quite old and heavy,
--- tE5 fll would have broken his neck, Ike
L-ylaf0'd. had he not held on 70 the fence;
ls lt wss. h- suffered great deal or pain and
E-t tl reep his bel for several oays-"
BluesvlIi- GaEsfte: There seems to be a
fe-.-l0T with tn- farmers around here 20
c---g- their general node OF farming by SOW
r- ml-e Wh66t and Csts- They are also In
f.. Ing to plant a grsst Geal Fl sugar cane
1-Er ar TneF see 10 10 much cheaper TO
u5z= sF-rp thar 20 rug r.. You can scarcely
ue-up with farmer now ho cont Intend
painting a IS ch o. a. 10 oOuot one yesrs
tr rr-uce viii prove 20 be a benefit"
EuL'5H .Net5s: It does seem that Walton
c--g IS suffering more this yesr from he
--s.l of her best men than ever before.
rc--c-lF a week paeseE that some prominent
rfa or es'imabl lady does not die. Last Fri
cav Hn- ming Mr. f. T. COlquitt visa pioTing
e--t is house. eui wing perfect health, when
.e Fas --lckeu Gown with congssiion OF the
-- lie fingered 10 IN unconscious state
sunday evening. wien lie passed quietly
Columbus Enquirer: The work OF tunneling
M large hE ] ~ tais side OF Clapps creek.
$40 r.rCuzh which the main ripe or the water
.t.s~ vtu run Is progressing - rapidly as
sH-t The tunnel when completed, Will
,e i-1u. four hundred feet long Because OF
--- great amount OF rock encountered only
QUO s-v-nty-ivs feet has been finished. but
n--setOr, Dir v hlt-. Is using every exer-
-H lo push the works TO completion. and
rs lo p able 10 have everything ready Tor
OPERATION by April next"
ler cus E-pitbiicIH: "On Saturday iast
r-- DIV T. messenger roy OF the tel Ersph
,a.-- .u this ,itv. was runuing deWn Forsyth
...--- cel.vering cotton telezrams, when just
-----or by Hsrroid. J 1huson q Co = ware
>cte ON. he sIpped and tel, breaking
-e -it I'm ferWeen the elbow and wrist de
60 N. an starr ed on. when some one teid
- --l- a. m Uss broken. s. the bone Was sick
t- rr The lt 10 fellow looked At his arm
az suliu-ly remarked thas he didn't know.
Dl. 4 Has kius SCI the broken bone. aHd at
Is accounts charlie was all right, saying that
" Ga not hurt him at GlL'
aETk L. m
slM'non sigpt to see 8 UOugE erfy county eot
-'r iiGutsr-soIns Of them don't ike 70 be
--i-N Ttruerg-hTirg his bucket 70 town 70 gel
o. -"- -d With Western butter. nd only yester-
4F We say gentleman from the rural dis
20 e or Baker. carrying q two quart TN
--@eJ on Als arm eHd inquiring where be
,.-'l hnd some good .untFy butter only
E---- 'l ina. 4 c1-Hrrylnan- who ought TO
-'r utter On sell eve y week. coming 70 town
~ ~ % for his own tstl-i Well, l. Is no Won
-l That th~ people u southwest Georgia are
tlaF, and ger ing poorer every year. There
ale TOO many consuming drOnes 10 the hive
Luericls ReDublicaH: I'VE learn that a
tlIf moving rfcta Middle Tenn ssee 70 Marion
-l4'y- Fla, were coming along the ROAD near
f-.as'nvlll-, AsriOa C ulty, Ga, on saturday
~. IfaVging IN Llfee wagons. Just as they
~ Lrar Joe Craufnri's place, in going down
---s nlIl. The team Cf one OF the wagons be
--t-- heightened and iun down the slant. he
NV was an old white nan by the name OF
---1ee. and Ia trying 70 stop the team he fell
- ~ lI 'front.' or tie wagon. the wheels passing
~ us nQQy, uleasiug fls BACK aud seferai
Hs ribs lie Cied almost instantly, only
1-eiag tso word. after the accident His
1.'-alns were Ouried ia Union Church Gene
.5 on SurdaF We under stand that he leaves
"te' lSo sons ard three daughters"
Aganta COnsfitu tOn. 8bout noon On Tues
- henry Frankliu and George Harris. two ne
~ -irn Iell out over game Of cards and resort
y y blows for a setteIDent In he light harris
estl 70 - the Test man. but rankin de-
.-td . submit 10 the verdict and asked his
N'lo- ent 10 accompany him 70 the colOred col
= D. the western portion Il the city. where
ttler Eetileu g c uld he had Franklin
seLleo .. atC the t~0 fe.iigereut mokes. ac-
p-nlsd oy ffiends, repaired 70 The chosen