Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-14

-.t t-f.a-- Waterman says "a married lazy
-...-svs. over 351 pounds net" How
(. --s=s -frass lady Of that city weight
-.w p. combs has severed his connection
.sa E.r+ly Courier as editor and publish
r4vlIbe succeeded by Messrs. Green &
- vf5 are spoken OF as young men Of
Ing worth.
- r1rvers Tr. iy states that a few nights
mari, az 10 COW. on the place OF Mr..
-.-I who ives in Rockdale county, gave
-rl same evening, one to a colt and the
.--.ecaIf. That night the COW and colt
-f.-suuon the mare adopted the calf as
r.r-fnr. and has been nursing it ever
-..f cattle are already being found in the
rs -s scriven county. The Sylvania Tele-
- SAYS. 1T is supposed by some that they
-.-r without water for so long that they
-.sr.. ~. Z themselves since the rains set
lbs caus ug their death"
S, Ivauia Telephone remarks that though
- rs. been 50 much talk about hard time',
--ave ing through Scriven county will
much cotton still unp.cked. This. the Tel
links. shows that at least portion Of
-f.---. .rs are able to hold their cotton for
-- prices
-t 90 numerous rows and disgraceful dis
c-s Of late at Lula and Bellton, on the
Line Railroad, tte authorities Of the road
r.titioued the Ordinary Of Banks county
-s.-s to grant any more licenses for the
G -quor at Lula Junction and vicinity.
0-sra.v has decided to grant the petition,
a more orderly and peaceful condition Of
srrsia future is confidently anticipated.
-r- rt..6sss Adrauce says: The Southern
H9uthIg is the best magazine for the
-zsr aud the farmers wife and daughters
--ratIshel in the Union"
%. Harweu Sun states that Mr.. P. E.
-sor that place met with a bad accident on
snr night He had been reading, and be
-r- cold drew up close to the fire, VIII ch
sslei VI hickory Goals. As he leaned his
forward. it slipped backward from under
and in order TO keep from pluuging head
15s- into the fire he threw his right hand
the fireplace and it was badly burned.
L.. 81 Bradley, Of HartwelL took out Of
i.l pond on las. Tuesday a German carp
ID measured Il inches in length and 51S in
BIB. Tie Hartwen Sun says he received
fish about year ago. and it was then
6 about three inches long.
ger Latimer, the negro who assaulted end
=i ,lr John Phinizy In Augusta, a few
g1. has been captured in Macon, where
l5 f-i. he viii be taken to Augusta for
g. ami viii probably receive full justice for
sl-e5s
taculty occurred on the Washington
l-l NJ the Georgia Railroad last Saturday
raa1 one Pevy and the conductor Of the
TO-. T. seems that Pevy was using very pro
r- L1-uage on the cars, and the conductor
he'd him and told him that such con
would not be permitted. Pevy quieted
1 for a time, but soon began cursing again
telling the conductor that he was not man
-a to put him Pevy) of the train, At
--1 Pevy drew a pistol, and the conductor,
1- obtained one also, did likewise. Five
we're exchanged, three Of which took ef-
|-lplu Psvy. who was badly but not fatally
rleL From the account of the affair, as
she'd in the Augusta Chronicle, it seems
1e conductor was not to blame.
he Cluyers Weekly thinks the following is
--sr-- fact: In this county the Almand
r which Is one OF the best, Is also one OF
s-Ee-t Every one Of each separate family
--8 number OF children with the exception
s Toms. and out Of six families Who have
named Tom married, not one OF them
any children. This Is, indeed, a strange
-esmS. says the ValdOsta Times. that
-r-lr.r .r are gong TO abandon sheep raising.
o. from Florida have driven, during the
-z over seven hundred head from this i'm
-- vicinity. whether the fault. II sheep
-g IS not a success here, is because Of the
z- no the dogs or want Of care on the part Of
7l-rs of the flcks, We shall not attempt
aF- One thing is certain, sheep culture IS
-E Cu-i
lgs.r- Franklin Nerrs. "}Ir. \. T. John
ea- resides in the southwestern part OF
lr-v was in town last Monday. he
, that there is a negro woman re-
no tle farm Of Mr. James McDOnOugh,
---ll.ul c1uuty-iust across the line-thar
birth last Thursday, December 1St, TO
BE- -lli-rer-twO girls and one bOy-all do
his woman has been married four
.-li IlW is the mother OF six children.
=--rac-iouists have been at work in the
cemetery at Augusta. The ChrOHicle
yesterday morning a cOlnred man IN
r.y, Grandson Harrison, Jr., who had
sl-qrIlE boxes and TRUNKS from Augusta
ls--ss 10 an Atlanta drug store, was
-l ss be deposited one Of his parcels OF
- lle box was examined and, 10 the
Use even of the suspicious ones, was
@ % contain the dead body OF cOlored
i- who wss buried here last Saturday
T VsS folded up and packed in TO tit
81 ami its destination was obviously
--ll-l Medical College. to which institu-
a-lll-u-s had been brisk or late. Bodies
---1 t-clvered ia Atlantis, sent over the
= Railroad shipped in trunks. the in
SuS parcels having been detected
---r Qd0rs once or twice. Grandson
p t-, put in Jail, and the police are after
sre-ts VINO were implicated IL this
-l.-riuz- such deSecratiOn in the
.-a dead should be severely punished,
-'.--lgrs which employ such agents
-nalce such operations should share
s-t5-m-ly and punishment OF their
1870 -o this dirty work"
ste Gainesville Eagle: Every mile Of
ullr develops fresh area OF country
e.. @ the wealth, population and pros
l me section through which Il passes.
-i.--,Fll-. jefferson and Southern Kali
~ open up and develop one Of the finest
~ 10 1eQrgia. AS now located, it pene-
Peculiarly fine farming region, and
- increased facilities which it will bring
-5r of the thrifty people who inhabit
81 -'r1ir 0I industry, trade and bushes s.
slz-d. and the results will be valu-
--- gratifying Railroads are great
and wherever they 90, towns,
Churches and schOOlhOuSes
follow. The road we
VII open up 10 Gainesville a most
.- -. Trade and bring US in easy COM
-l- With a thrifty and prosperous
1l l4e >lst inst. a sale OF lots will
- -l hgscntOn, which will be station
~" road. The location Is between the
e-+ --ll0erry creeks, and is about the
n 1
49, ---n'y- As soon as the road reaches
viii spring up as If by magic,
--- Is supported by so excellent a sur
v.r- -'nuunity that it can but thrive and
--..leH County NeIcs records a brutal
80. g.l- murder al Waycr0ss. on Friday last,
.he facts as We learn them are
----QWS- A merchant OF the town,
~ -aFenthal, who sleeps in a room
rs Store, was in the act Of retiring
p --- ald, as Is his custom before lying
sss -7l under his bed to see if any per
-. slieted Hereunder. Unexpectedly.
-7 discovered lying upon the floor q
f-I s1ei thompson. He ordered him
7--- --uer. and was intending 10 let him
49, Il lliestei, but not until he began to
e7s -7 door did he discover the real
rs ~ iulfu1ers mission. While In a
II -sttie the negro dealt him a severe
.F-i ~ Lead Wlth a hammer. which was
~ 'efe wounds on the neck and fore
-- upon the arm. Mr. LaVenthal
7.---s sst ne could with his antagonist ard
a. ~ lInictiug any serious injury until
.i5--l, when the assassin made his es-
s L5- window and secreted himself
Use near by. He was seen as he es-
- ~ --Illt llt house, and it was observed that
-,vi-llls no coat. Another negro was
Us - tle scene Of action IN great haste.
--.5.+.ty pursued and captured Search
fsa---le y instituted for the one in his
$50, and. as before stated he vas
=s----.-d under a house near b.. They
sI--.-.5d % jail on Monday last TO await
Il p.t ne Eext term Of Ware Superior
. Ia ftyery was doubtless their object,
49, succeeded 10 their intention, it Is
q 49, mat the erOWning act in the
, -.ryis-el ~1uld have been TO apply the in
"a r5ilen- Mr. Laventhal Is now doing
soon be himself again.
efribie Loss OF life.
Oi rats, mice, cats, bed bugs,
" ---e tleir live - <ofl-rf~,, ~-ft1.