Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-03

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4 fsi1' uorrfs-A Suicide FOIled
eiA,' a.sooner from the Trunk OF
i r,pe-Hush OF Travel on
SIns's Ins's1,-,o,rsha-Other Items Of In-
lh' Eurnished by Our Ex-
,hsnsss'
.-.--,sand meuagerie s-e going to win
C1si -, The meuagerie will be quar-
.; y - - IA Augusta machine shops What
- = rid make on the streets Il the lion
i'., .-srbsut should get loose
2 g1S ,.-+-- - .Tl1.rlal warns its readers that
ll7 be-i1uiug to iufsst that town, and
-. -. The authorities 10 rigldly enforce 'he
1igA- p Christian, one Of DaltOn's o.d
-sE- - sfai suddenly last Tuesday morn
.-sa.svsmiuing an insurance book. The
rz - Citizen says he appeared 70 be
- good health On the morning OF
g. sr9 his sudden demise was evidently
$500 "a sfTeetion Of The heart When
--..,sf he wss sitting in a chair, his eyes
80 &. was supposed be had fallen
81 us vss addressed by some one, but
ssirr received, an examination was
Fl vas then discovered that life had
- ue vas about seventy-six years
,-.s AZ one time connected with jour
- ns'r5u. His death is universally Is
rsn.s5. -.--.,... ..-,s,v farm
--- ,,ti,z the idea that there VIII be a
s'.-7r.nrs in cotton next spring, and are
- mrsh Of their crops as they can"
-.----5inv 10 the Sparta LssmGslite, much
.,-ssge than ususl has been planted in
- Hancock county. That paper hopes
q l-.,sssi su indicstion OF g settled purpose
,..r,r. Of planters to raise at home every
- -Fa urovision lire needed % man CT
- t.ve a new csiaboOse in Elberton,
- Ia be named after its first occupant.
,----ssousucs offenders fight very shy Of the
no one seems to covet the homer.
- Albany yetcs and advertiser thinks Rev.
n. r-I,on would Just I'll the bill as Georgia
Esh1le ..
The Albany ar-esian well has been bored to
-ts 5sr,h OF rs feet.
Tr.fs.-n from the Monticello NeJCs that Mr..
4 v-5,- P Burner died suddenly at his country
~. tao miles from that town, on the 2Oth
- Fs had spent the day IN town in his
-.-,,r y-,1 heslth, and his death was wholly
.--srrs..-t- He was at the tine OF his death
s,s,5l Commissioner Of Jasper county, having
t.il,ts position several years to the entire
s.isisltion Of the public.
he stock and band brokers OF Augusta have
f--s4 a STOCK Brokers' Association, for the
wrsse OF receiving dispatches and reports
.7m The Nev York stock Exchange. The
u-gthinks this viii make Augusta the prin-
4-sI financial centre Of the South.
OaW. dnesday last the largest sale Of cotton
rrmlds in a single day to one purchaser In
r-,uubus was consummated. The Eagle &
r.uix Manufacturing Company bought l,ts0
uiss "a c5st OF ever $4,000
saws the IfcDu65s Journal: Nj. Isaac Hunt,
FC5umbis county, besides being one OF the
Tcrhiest gentlemen Of our acquaintance, IS
sslsbout the best farmer Ia the country. ibis
s,s1r. on a one horse farm, he has made xoO
t1sh=.s OF corn and - OaleS OF cotton. We
n7s IN cur Office one cotton stalk from his
Sd fr1m which were picked 2i2 well mai
IL We would ike to know what IS
LAST Saturday night, says the Elberton NeIC
S1-L ABE Plummer, colored carpenter.
asFe s hot supper ct Eis house, about TWO miles
ron town. which. as usual, resulted IN a row.
Lzthsr Harper and Jim y Illlams Grew then Their
sTsT but withou infiicting any great damage.
liked when we consider that they have both
sf f0r parts unknoEn, the community has
sssa benefited. Jep Blackwell, VINO was not a
u4icfpant in the fray, had his coat badly
assrated. -
publin Post. The curiosity business is
1an overdOue in the neighbOrhOod OF the
slt1-isl table and sanctum- wonders are
Eue times frauds. But link Hughes, col
ND brought into our Office thursday last
rnsthing really interesting in the curiosity
l,s something worth walking across the street
see IL is stout stalk OF sugar cane four
~ l1ug with four suckers, which 'suckered
ut two. three, four and 1--WE joints from the
round on the mother stalk and grew into good
s1d. well developed and shapely stalks OF
a1e Il came from Mr.. VIM Padgett's place. "
describing q new steamer soon to float on the
C10sa r, the Rome Courier says: Ine Gads-
isl Steamboat Company, OF Gadsden, Ala /,
Fll have afiOat on the COOSa river Tor next
h-strade, an iron hull steamer, one nunorea
sd siIty-hve feet long by twenty eight teet
ian. She will have al modern Improvement,
FlI cost twenty thousand dollars, and In every
hsspect be a model passenger steamer. Inc
-escha1ts in Rome and Gadsden, as Wel as the
lrnerS along the Coosa river, may rest salts
ca that this effort Of this popular line viii fur
-sh them with every facility Of transportation,
4 vel as the very best passenger sceomnoda-
llls7
Ealt5n Netss: "A terrible affair lie reported
l1u Tear Rutiedge. Some years ago there
l7sd Eear Social Circle woman named Mrs
HsEk She has since married Mr.. Anghu.
-lFddsy night, 50 our informant states, her
r113nd vent Of, aud his wife, thinking ne was
Mrs. JackEOn's whose character Tor
1asiity and purity is not as pure as the spot
- slJE-armed herself with q sharp knife
-l sent On her Journey to Mrs. JackSon's-
sls carved up a Miss Jackson inla most hOrri-
C manner-cutting TO the hollow in three or
l-r places, and she was reported 20 De IN
I1g condition on Saturday. Mrs Angnn was
lAl in Madison when we last heard from
lsier the heading Sailing In the Air. the
-aclian EaterDrize says: "A little three
IaarOd darkey happened 70 get in the way OF
'.F in front OF this Office on Monday, while
= gas -apping in the frost bitten china leaves.
- sle gently put one horn under each arm OF
s alle fellow and suddenly raised her head.
lll4 little one went Saiiiug through the
o1gas Of the tree knocking down more leaves,
4 - ne lttle wingleSs bird was up so long that
--cF did lot notice his fall and kept on
~ ~ ler eating. The child came sQuareiy down
Z Z Z head. and before anyone could get TO It
L.
-. Very fortunately he received no inju-
sE'rsme.7
= -aeves held high carnival in Monroe last
--tlsiay night according TO the Walton
-.g 4ecs. Before the twilight had given
- - y llsht, While ar. B. L Lanier was eating
.-l-5l lne rack door bar OF his barroOm was
l - n tEo and twenty dollars OF his money
- .iAsn from his drawer. Later in the
ne o. the doors Of Mr.. o. Z Carters
---.SyA vas priced from the hinges. but the
i2u1 prevented an entrance; and. during
-ene hight, while Mr. R. ]. Paxon was
fiss-s, AtJle dreaming that thieves were near
- -s-.-5iling his smoke house was broken open
s'--s-Al quantities Of meat and other provi-
sele taken out The tool chest OF MeSsrS.
6--t.ss... q Brewer, in the walton Hotel, was
f,-il-- open, aud it is supposed the thieves got
h - rom il 70 90 their dirty work Blessed is
-s-..lf. whose money drawer and smoke
sstale - notor1ously empty, and thieves have
anon TO break through and steaL"
s------l --llilole affair occurred in Whifesville
4 b. county, last Tuesday night, in which
b5--sS y norwood Of that place, was literally
s. 1lSe From the Columbus Enquirer
49, o9laln the following details of ths
g-, about twelve o'clock at night Dr.
q - llscoVered that his house was on fire.
~. ~ ifoIn MS bed and rushed to the hall,
tt1Bsb.- = uls & covered light up stairs He
tsss L -le ufe originated there and he could
t55k ~ -IAet I4et OF water and extinguish it. he
Il ~ Y-eAet and ran up the stairway for
ssrifo 80. Se., Alter he had reached the top he
irg -. .@n9l1eF part where he saw the burn
,sisr -' y Ald alas. too late, that be was mis-
4s Il ~ ~ mads start to retrace his steps
soi ~ 50 the flames burt out upon him,
4 el-si-S- :. = efdSh he was precipitsted into the
loo7- tSeal below. The fire came from the
5oor - 80 ~ and hsd undermined the second
sa-1s. f-l.cn { zen ne was not aware. He persisted
istas ~ ~ laatiy, and vas burned entirely 10
naini,-5.- - much as the charred bones re-
saes n - tel that he had ever had an exist
IA ~ - house was large txo-s-ory buiIding.
vi 49, u the best in the town. II was
IN - c55A.sled, and Ee are told that a large
Eaish = money was in the house, al Of
. rr--f.-elg physician and was doing Vel in his
l1ag55s..l, de vas man Of means and had
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