Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-19

was that he was disappointed ofiieeseeker.
There is no hatred 10 be compared to that felt
by the man who asks for Office towards the
man who does not give it to him. Anything
can be forgiven but that"
Columbus has a trunk mandatory now
turning out 25O trunks a week, more substan-
tial and better finished, says the Times, than
those Of Northern make Of the same grade.
The Berrien County NeIrs says a baud Of
misc5eants went 10 the premises Of Mr. Joshua
Gray, in Irwia county few nights ego, and
after eating all the watsrmelons they could
cut, stamr ed upon and destroyed large mum
Der Of others. They then cut down large
qusntity OF his grow ing tobacco and obstructed
the public road with his fencing.
Waycross is striking out for educational ad-
vantazes, and is determined TO have an acad-
emy at an early day.
Emanuel County Courier: we are told by
Oue of our ctiZ-us that he planted some corn,
gathered il and had it ground into meal within
Two months and ten days from the time OF
planting
Conyers Weekly: The crop prospects have
been considerably improved by The rains Of the
present week. and ir the seasons COHtinue
favorable the yield will be the largest ever
known in this county
Arlington Adrdnce: lowing to the small
compared with the previous year. the planters
in our vicinity will be- enabled To cancel their
Indebtedness and continue awhile upon a cash
basis this fall
CaryoH County Times: Two Of the Oldest
citizens Of Carroll county live in New Mexico
district. name J Isaac Beck and Vim. Stewart
The former was born in 1858 and the latter in
1SH ami thev have both been IN this county
fttythree years.
Cumming CIGri0n: 1T is burning shame
that the roads in Forsyth county are not
worked and put in better order They are in
dpplorahIe cOndiuon-iu many places almost
fmuaSsab BILE. The authorities know this, and yet
they viii not move in the matter "
Coffee County Gazette: I'VE learn that Mr.
Miller a Young man employed At keppard's
mill at DixOuia. while walking from the upper
end Of the tram road TO the mil g distance OF
six or seven miles. last Saturday. became over
hsst,J from the effects Of which he died that
evening"
E7rfy C0uHfU Nctrs: I'VE are told that there
is a town in Georgia, with an Irish name, where
. two papers are published neither or which
paws expenses. but are sustained through an
unadulterated spirit of envy that exists be-
tween two factions in the town IEe fool
KILLER should visit that town at once"
WiddI- Geor1ld Times: Last Monday about
suudown ThomastOn was visited By the hardest
rain we have ever seen fall The cloud came
from the southeast, and about an hour after
wards another fearful looking one came from
the northeast and blew perfect hurricane for
few minutes, doing considerable damagc IN
and around ThomastOn."
Middle Georgia Times. Mr.. R. G.. Matthews
presented us this week with sprig from
pear tree which, in a space OF about six inches,
contained sixteen well developed pears. They
were Of A J. Williams June variety. and were
grown in Mr. Matthew'S orchard. He has one
Of the largest orchards in this section. which
centafus every variety Of fruit grown in This
climate
Walker County Messenger: ''1iilas Bailey.
who lives a nile or two ives. OF DR. Cheney $,
in Chattcoga, has lost his house by fire II
was discovered in the cook room about II
O'Clock at night. With the exception OF bed
ding and wearing apparel but little was saved
Our friend has met with great misfortune
and all sympath zc with him
Toccoa Neirs: The whoOpiug cough con
tinues to struggle with numbers Of our little
Deoule and a few OF our big ones yet. The
disease is terrible upon young children. acd is
said to b. OF the seveFest tlps known q the
oldest inhabitants While we have heard OF
no death from the disease in this community,
still ID amounts to calamity in view OF the
great suffering it iuflic's upon the children
Dalton Ar,,fs. ssThe fact that Mrs Davis, of
this place has a bearing pecan tree viii doubt
loss confirm the learned opinion or the estima
BILE Mr. Joe Darter that farmers can raise
something on forty acres besides mule lr
deed. the examples of Mrs Cappes. who culii-
vated successfully the orange. ard Mrs. Davis.
who Is doing the same thing with ths pc an
tree. is worthy OF imitation. -
Dalton drults . The beautiful residence of
Mr. h o. Hoyt, six miles below Dalton. on the
" and A r. r. was DESTROYED BY tire on Mon
day about noon It is supposed the fire
oriyinafed from a defective flue in the kitchen.
The barn. situated near the dwelling and fillei
with hay. fodder. corn. etc. was also de-
stroyed- The entire loss IS estimated TO be
about 50 600, which Is almost covered by in
surance."
Walker County Messenger: "Wednesday
night Captain Adkins. Who hves about twH
miles from Suclinsa, had the misfortune to
lose his residence aud smOke-hn by IRE IL
Was discovered about midnight, having cTigi-
mated in the ell Of the building. All Efforts 70
extfnguish it failed. Nearly everything in the
house was DESTROYED Among his losses are
one hundred dollars in money and a thousand
pounds OF meat. We are sorry 70 record this
misfortune"
Coffee County Gazette: I'VE hear consider
able complaint about few postmasteTs in this
county, and as such careleSSness on the part Of
them is causing Us To lose a few subscribers We
are compelled TO complain Some claim thst
that there is no regulation az TO how their mali
is Kent or given cut. II all the reports we hear
be true the mail business is getting 70 be
nuisance instead Of a convenience, in some
parts Of this county
T,o,ington yfar. The authorities OF the
Macon and Brunswick Railroad say they will
have three thousand hands at work on the line
from Macon TO Atlanta Within the next twenty
days. They say they have located forty miles
Of the road this side or Macon. and VIII build
bv the McDonough route, provided the survey
Cf the South river line from Clarke's mills to
Swapping shoals does not give them better
ping shoals, etc. This IS Official"
Ouftman Free PreSs: On Tuesday night
last in an affray in TallOkas district. Jack
Carlton, colored, cut with a knife and killed
Frank WoCten, colored, the murdered man be-
ing completely disemboweled. As usual. the
difficulty originated about prom gate woman,
the wife of the victim. The murderer, Jack
Carlton. has been arrested by Sheriff Mcneil,
and IS in Jail Two weeks in succession now
We have published the news Of murder and
each time miserable cOlored prostitute causes
all the trouble.
Saws the Macon Telegraph: Who is the
handsomest widow in the South that was in
the gallery OF the House at Atlanta. on Thurs
daT. as reported by the Post -Appedt!' "Ru-
NOR saws Mr. Telegraph. that this charming
lady belongs in Macon. but We understand that
BiIf Moore gvears that she is from Augusta,
while Dwiuell declares that Il IS Impossible Tor
any place but Rome 70 claim the handsomest
lady in Georgia Coiumous SaEannsh; Atnens lls !.
and Gainesville have not yet been heard from
Post appeal The lady has safely returned
TO her home in Savannah.
Chattanooga Times: The committee Of the
Georgia Legislature. consisting Of fifteen
Senators and thirty Representatives. ap-
pointed TO inspect and investigate the treat
ment OF couvicIs at the camps at the coal
mines, having completed their inspection st
Dade Mines, returned TO the city yesterday en-
route 10 Atlantis. being accompanied BY Sen
ator Joe Brown. The committee was inter-
viewed BY the Times, and state that they are
almost unanimous in the opinion that the
treatment could scarcely be improved upon.
and viii strongly recommend 10 the Legisla-
ture that the present system be continued" !"
Ouitman free Press: MANY of our readers
viii doubtless remember the killing OF Whit
SIT in Lee county, in 1873. an account of which
was published in this paper at the time The
three murderers. all cOiored. were arrested and
confined in the Lee county Jail but eScsped
soon AFTER A reward OF 500 $3.50 bv the
state aud $50 by Y. A Ciegg OF Albany-Eas
offered for their capture and delivery to the
sheriff of Lee county. They were arrested in
tie lower part OF this county on Thursday
night last BY Charley Lee and John Morris,
and, with the assistance Of Deputy Sheriff Car
ter, brought TO Quitms n ana loose2 IN jan
Charley Lee and John Morris are the parties
who worked up the case and who claim the re-
ward, which they viii certainly get We have
seen the three prisoners, and from the oeserlp-
ton IN our hands satisfied they are the par
ties wanted Brooks county Is not healthy
place for escaped murderers."