Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-09


ear4l control q the LIberton NcUs. The
p-rer VIII continue to De published by a com
p-ly arfsl fore
t-a L-ler,F ~ Ne-s saws. "F'" list hang
h Anna Hunt,
st Tate was
DE that we
IrvilIe, acci-
rm last Fri
so seriously
'ssary.
new and
81
forsyth, is a
fteen living
sOhs'
putting IN
e'l
ast. IL VIII
o- an
established
..s florida and
Western railway nave stopped selling tickets
q s-5-'slSn rates as q result whereas II
.'I,''7's e.s- ~. een's g come rom No.
2 s"'a1nAA ana return Z now costs ninety
e1A-> eaeA way Ierhaps a'ter While the
te-i-e WI ItAlLAe lhal railroaos, Ike any other
81. 1F'-lll or business can manage their own
-La-Is lIsN ne-'er IMAM three outside indi-
'-'a'7 llI l'''Iaiss' mem Tor thezp'
The Hlnesyiile Gazette learns from several
-' --' 1'-'l9 ~ 'il7 Io"er poFtlon ot
s'-.'y are 0Sils from some dlstem-
t- 1ls a.-ilet reports tnat ne expected he
N@ .5'. one hundred mead lt IS, says that
paper. H7s unusual TO see SIX and seven dead
Ia 9le place. I'm the neighhorhOol of Hines
Fl-e "4-e the cattle are poor, they are free
''ealaaE sickness
81. A. r Daniel Of Liberty county, met with
q great misfortune in being burned out Of his
house aai home last Friday. The fire criyi-
mated fr7m park from chimney, which e
n.ted the shingles Mr. Daniel is a poor man,
and The ll>s f4Is heavily upon him.
me Aon-'teLo Casper county, Hdlgsege
says tEe savannah " EEELY NEws should find
i-s way i--o every household in this section.
-- Is lhe best familg newspaper Published any
where
DR. A. L Hamilton, one of the most pronlI-
lent aud hjgbly-esteemedc citizens of Cuthbert.
vas Frustrated by paralysis on Saturday last
+7s d-|-N4lAlG NE lmnT0VInu
The WstkinsviIIe .,g,.,,,,,s. 80 -.
.i7-t-- 'N'0No eHe'0 . SoHu
i---S STORM passed through that section
last thursday evening. Some fencing and
timber were blown dow, t,,+ -, -. ,5.r,o,a
- ~
tlpllleI
The Union Point correSnondent of the C8raens
bor1 HsrrEf .rritas ,l,st ,,,,,. .t,,t -, =
s+.rr '--''' PAPoi 'Hae No'son -
r- inns ~ III iafSe quantities. me Nhts
The farmers in this section have gone to work
win vim and all saa-,, b,r,ar,1 rt,ar- r.a,-
4, .t.-. '
eol'eH the ldea somehow OF somehow
else, that this is going to be q good crop wear
We hone so and ara anxious for a s,,ocass 4,
- s.s - 099 ="
- 4 -'e department.
Ar Z. J. Mansan, a large dry goods dealer OF
hampton. has made an assignment His LA
.tsr;.s.- = - = =. - -,
-1-.-7S are LecAOHeu a. So0'OOJ anu ms assets
aL $1,000
Yr Bril-as smith forr,arlv a.. al,Ia man, bar
of-la r,,,--1, ,e - I,..,-,. III.
" -7 -'lr "a estate OF georgia, mas gone into the
music printing business in Macon, and is ready
% publish music IN a style equal to anv house
ia th- Tinted stetss Tho r,,+-a1 f.;t- 3; ,,,;+.
,,--,s - . 4ui'S
--- u 'lle eslaoiisnIileht OF tAis new industry
-l l-s midst
UnItrtIa heading ssSsor, Tbfef ?, tho EIi,o-
vilI- f.r-f5 -. s.7, ptI 80 'it IIiiies
early TINS rIorri5re. , as t,,l - t ~
,bi@f eri So e % -lo = 'ioS u q morse
stolen rtar sgirsr, IN sc ss
an1 tl- -Hl-f started off in this direction'
About the line If Liberty and Tatfnaii he
Traded his stolen horse TO Sir. Barnard. who
.-tl F. reason @ suspect any foul play. and
when Hs5 heard from he had 6asSed nv
1@S-9r creek He is reported to be a large
WIN Light hair and h-ayy moustache,