Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-28

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-r---- the other night, broke open
- s.,s sitb an axe, scattered papers
t-..-f5r.s. secured about $3.50 in money
vs-aahIes and dseamped. Two
r--- arrested on suspicion but re-
-..ff5r want u proof.
--.--5-i1usy y gushing and superlatively un-
-...5-ru.t-r men they have in Augusta, ac-
soto tue EssuiHQ NeUs.
.s---s Vista. the other day, Tommie, q
-.,-s-l son Of 1Ir. F. l. Rogers, while
--- s-.lri gin was caught by the saws
.s,..s-1. So BADLY injured that it had to be
-.l.rt
r~.sra-l all parts OF the State represent
o.. .l.-rs-s as sill gathering hay and sowing
5--s-sI e-si1. That is the way to conquer
l--.-f.-c- and take prosperity by storm.
r.. cotton gin is wOunding, MAIN
-..-4s...l' 1- more people in the South,
-.-r.- ra-t Isuce and famine. There ought
..-...rs check pat upon the bloody monster.
-.- sickness tlat has been 50 prevalent
...~-fG Griffin for several weeks is fast dissp-
psa--E
-rsSru1.s Fsrm and Home has been sus-
-.-..f f5- w4nt Of sufficient patronage, and
.--l,1r. Rev y. y Edge, goes to take charge
l-- Canton Cherokee AdvaHcs. We wish
-5-..s- luck in mis- rev field.
r-a an organized. vigorous effort being
-.t-.1 Atlanta 20 obtain excursion rates on
,-.. Southern railroads leading to that city,
81 the view If enabling all the Southern peo-
--t5 visit the Exposition.
A merchant 0f Augusta has presented
rt5s Commissioner two hundred pounds OF
.E-rfl r-le poor OF the county. He that
ll-- ami seerh his neighbor want, how dwell
sa The love 0f God in hims''
-l- sun Of money needed for the Atlanta
a-lI is estimated to be s., 10000.
senator HII, of Georgia, is now drinking
rl.s- from the Eurak Springs. Arkansas. and
i1fisltly expects to be cured OF the cancer
-s aF-cr on Of his tongue
UrJ T. Smith. Of Cherokee county, Ala,
vss robbed Of his pocketbOOk and Ss5 while
l..-1lEz he circus. He did know of his loss
-ltl h- got out.
Sllliy Rice. Of Rome. the other night was
is-ovsrsd trying to break the lock Of a box
ar1t a loaded train, and by the helpof two
. g-..sleu be broke into the Jail.
albany Nsirs: "A man named Walker
54-s sud who lives at Smithvilie, while under
-e rlIeuce Of WHISKY on Saturday night,
s-I- DIS Niie, the bail entering the right cheek
sd coming ont at tbs left. the brute has
,el arrested, aud the wife lies in critical
c-iit o."
sl-rcIs Republican: "Mr. W H. Merritt,
tA-u11 county, bad wagon load Of roast
--ezrs In the shgck in town on Tuesday T
--. They sold rapidly at fifteen cents per
tI-u."
4mericus Republican: "On Monday last Hon.
, f. black while cleaning of the mote board
tls cotton gin n ID his lett hand caught by
-- gin saws and terribly cut up. We learn
,-l- le Will lose one, II not more of the fingers
l-lit hand. Mr.. Black is a very strong man
a-L ard pr sence Of mind enough, as the saws
r--- lrawIug his hand and arm 10 a painful
----lc.i0u. 70 grasp the saws with his right
-l-i and b Id them until the 1elting turning
-e euachiueTy could be thrown of. In thi,
Or hlrever, lis right hand was severely cut
bur- lo- aS badly as the left DR.. a. J. Logan
vas ca ei i1 and attended his wounds. Mr.
Back wss in bsd. We learn, suffer- very
mash fr m fever induced by his wounds on
trlay
4msrieus Republican: "On Sunday after.
11al. ls veral young men Of Webster county
rll- up tJ Antioch church, Mr.. Jesse W. HaT
---- l-ei a.Out twenty years. was thrown
''--tl- head Of the horse he was riding strik
Jag heavily on his breast from which he died
4l1I- four O'Clock on Monday morning. It is
or z-0vn what caused his horse 70 commence
A-a-lg u0. Jesse was a son OF Mr. J. Z. +.
Barrel. .f Webster, and q young man OF in
-----i. us and sober habits aud greatly esteem
-i 1F his companions His loss is a heavy
taF Oh his lfl'cted f=mily. DR.. J. 7. Aston
Wis cs.--I in. cut the injuries to the lungs of
-- solrE mar were Of such a nature that
----- E as inevitable
EIc.euss, "ane billings will soon be in or
--r and -.eu we will have plenty Of liQuified
r.-r. ID r-aV bile down
VGs
ll11-tln Register, 25th inst: 'On yesterday
-.rl-l- a- ABOUT O'Clock. while Mr. b g.
1-l. l living five miles northeast OF Talbot
-- t-s arrauginz, a fixture near the saws of
syn ll some iueXplicable means his right
a-- vas drawn INTO the revolving saws and
rAt9 lifc-ra-cd 10 the shoulder"
li-1-- count y seems 70 have all the premium
---- p- -Eers. The Register says: Thomas
---.- .l dr. j. ". Jones place near Belle
'-F, t-sssl short time since in one day 40l
t.---> " tt0n. and Jack Neal a boy, pick
~ pounds David Sanders, white, picked
ID pounds lu one day"
t-e -a'e session OF the Legislature passed a
~ iVsl. ttIug the practice Of medicine in this
-- winch requires every phY sician now
--..--.s ll register his name, age and au-
.-l-il Tor uracticing medicine in the Office Of
e-rrs or the Superior Court Of the county
- .--ir residence before the lsr day Of Janu-
80 llls registry must show whether
til.F isaged IN the practice OF medicine
So lF virtue n r. license or diploma, and
o1-ai1ed
N. Hl.tLn Eeirs. LAST Saturday evening Mrs
Nv -rker gave a qpilting, to which al the
t--s iall-s ana young men in the neighbOr-
were invited, the former to do the sew
50 lle latter 10 thread the needles. But
- ol --e young men did not cOnfine them
49, % threading needles alone, but while
--1-lf 30 cTluks vas threading needles for
,- -al 4 Williams and Mr.. josiah Stokes
--->7 Josie Williams they were engaged in
's-tl1u tllat no others were allowed 10
---i % Twelve o'clock these two young
49, 90 & ESQ Ct their best friends around the
-g' e-- Told them they could do them a
rrsrlss5-'lc - 'lce-one by going to see Judge Giles,
7 l--l-Aly- and the other by going for Squire
81 N.ller. The papers were soon on hand,
- Judge Oper was aroused from his SUM
,,l --- 81 A> present. and the quilting ended
- -llule marriage, and the two sisters
Zone l0 present their husbands 70 their
tb.s. an thanking Mrs. Parker Tor giving
1-t1l Aelrs. Mr.. A. W. Burton says he
So - ~ word TO take back What he said
49, --l--ls ago about the good crops is true,
60 az me Stumbling about poor crops comes
-g- who either have poor land or don 2
- II they would work more and grumble
'-ei would have better crops"
Appell: George WarfOrd, a eolored
-----seu % the Georgia Railroad, fell from a
r.--s Train. near Bell street, Tuesday after
T-7- me wheels of the train passed over
---i sied his ankle 50 seriously as to neceS-
80 aLlA utetlon, which operation was sue
F1f@ performed by Drs. Nicholson and
r.---lens Bonner: 1T will be gr tifylng TO all
rr-s OF the Lucy Cobb Institute TO know
MI que sueJ GO n the chapel is settled and it
~ reality "a soon as il can be built,
80 We suppO-e viii bs in time for the COM
F---eil,lt or next year. Mr.. George Z Seney
49, donated oy him, and We understand
49, -r l4l amount Athens was 70 raise has
- rslt away
r. Wklnsviie Neics: mir. Jesse Clements left
-tan early on Friday morning last in an in
- ---i-e1 condition. with about forty dollars
- -.s person. Late in the evening he was
,--- 90 the roadside in an insensible cOndi.
IN and his money all gone. The suppOsition
---l he was robbed" "
me farmers Of Talbot county have organized
:. farmers Protection Assoc alton" and
= - pl-l the following resolutions: Il By ex-
tlltleut aud personally We obligate ourselves
~ 10 all that IS in our legitimate province 70
--ct a cha &c in the methods Of agriculture
= l3S racticed BY the people. ,. We agree
- pant a sufiiciency Of our farms in provision
5-ps. and the remainder ina such other pro
s- --s a. We may deem most lucrative. In the
fI--.'l gram department Of our farms we agree
80 Z Is better 70 SOW the Tust-prOOf variety OF
- ~ 10 The early fall, October or until 18th No
7.ler 3. We furtH er agree that st least a
sbIon OF the lands We devote to com,
- - oe Of the best quality, the enrire
a A acreage to be prepared. according
our ability may permit under ne
~5et advanced and approved 4 rmuIaS 4 IN