Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-22

81 r-H.-t.if County -FcWa-L -LetteF STATES that
- .. on the eve OF great r prosperity
Ts has ever known Within the past
-s 4 states. at least nine new busi-
--.-r-.-s have been located there. 1t
.t..slsI-n Impetus is due to the increase
',-..,..,a Of the surrounding country. and
.-... f... that the people are realizing that as
..-.rrr point Fairsurn cannot be exceIed-
rtora.t ID T.Hs reports the fruit trees
.rr RI bloom IN Upson county. and it
~ abundant crop will be realized. 1t
.-,,.. -a- value 0f such crop to the county
uslFl
ne Rsr1rdee Democrat wailingly proposes
...-.s af esnuuduJms as follows; who will
..--,ts, new hotels Who will start the fac
.---, Who sill build up some nice new tene-
ts4..-. Who viii openup lime quarry
r-r,I.tt-- a sugar refinery Who will
--aar- "a ran yard Who wants TO get up
....., seed Old mill Who will build steam
,,~n.I. Who viii go into the turpentine
.--r-.s Alas. Echo answers Who ?"
IN. Hamilton Journal admits that cotton is
.-s4 money crop, but it thinks, neverthe-
r.. rbatit Is suic idal policy TO raise all cot
IN
The Mountain Hill correspondent Of the
r,n0a Journal writes that paper that the
,.-s--y of that tewn was disturbed few
r-s.ga-l by an assault made upon the per-
.r-fR q N--ly 1t seems that Mr. Nicely
s... from lI. bei about eleven o'clock to ad-
Minister O. tie wants Of a sick wife AS he
5--e-i the door Lending ont upon pOrtic0 to
-tvst-r. some unknown person made a mur-
3--5ls assault upon him with a club. striking
lin -g-rta- right eye, leaving an ugly wound.
Mn is the mail rider from Columbus to
WIT F51r, ana ir IS supposed that the would
tsssslssn was after the mail sack.
III. Hashursr H-iregrass TFqtc. man re-
r-s th. sudden death Of Mr. john b. Calder,
5f,hl place. He had been complaining Of pal
r-l1u0i th hel-., hut TO one thought he
sas very SEX Walking to the bed he lay
I1Tu bl. be 81 uot aapelr any worse ia N a
f.B BmilIt-s previous. Upon hearing a kind
gls.augl.uE ro.se, Mrs c. went TO him, but
Lfliul- recognize her and upon hearing
hs-s--etm. the u=i-hbOrs all ran IN as quick
ITH Joss BE-, but le was too lati. He was
deal
The Rome B,det1 is informed By gentle
man of th.tpIace, that as he was passing the
Bread street bridge there, early in the morning
sisE days sar- pa saw the father Of Dir.
Griffith, whose uy sterious disappearance has
been aIra ily noticed. standing on tbs bridge,
While che rain beat down overhead. looking out
upon 'h- river hoping against hope to discover
big los- roy He says mis- sympathies were
never more deeply touched in his life
The C5nyers Week D says that the guano war
Htlat section continues with unabated fury.
S1nso. tie agents have cut the price TO four
hlired pounds Of cotton and, it all reports
Be- true, the guano also l5 been cut until there
a-e blt tfteen hundre pounds in a ton The
Nsss-J warns the farmers to bs very careful
all see toitthatt there are !, 200 pounds in every
0n they purchase
M r. Calhoun, in the last issue OF the
Neville South Gepr.iGH. publishes his saluta-
ary sassociate editor that paper. He is SAID
q os ven qualified for the position
Ile Eioeroa Ne1rs remarks: When we see
farmers hauling out corn and bacon, it re-
minds us that it used 10 be the corn field and
ile cotton patch, but now it is the cotton field
aai the corn patch. Alas. alas, com shuckings
all hog killing times are things OF the past. IS
lls Nsrs also says: Farmers are making
great efforts % catch up v ith their work in this
'7llln One of the greatest drawbacks to the
uimns interests of this county is the enor-
nous amount ~ fencing 10 be kept up. We be-
-s'r That uur .rmers will see 1t this way, and
4ar steps O. remedy it before a great while.
'l7y might profit by the experience of their
-ss41orS Just across the Savannah river"
IRe Eltouton 1ieSsenger SAYS that the busine IS
.- The El'o+oa ami ,iiIieigeyiIle Railroad
LAS wonderfully increased within the past few
uo1.ts
---. james T. Berry, Of Sparta, is dead His
-74l was not unexpected, as he was a victim
T .le .el destroyer consumption; still he is
sr-.4 missed in the community in which he
-ls Icccoa Mems reports that the town Of
49, AIRY Is Progressing. A cotton factory and
''oaeco factory are two industries about to
g a2ugurared there.
--7 f''s CouNty Neirs reports that the col
s.7- lallat.ou of BarnesviIIe has been diving
y. F's.'y rapidly for the last week.
'-!s The Brunswick idrertiser-AppeaI: 1--WE
--'ol-''e this week the death Of Mrs. Rebecca
~--o mother Of Captain James and Elias
.-'' o. this city she was over e1ghty-four
q A-e Her remains were taken TO
And for interment Possessed of an
ls'-Lluon, she lived beyond even four
years The limit, so TO speak, Of human
ooom7us Times ststes th-s sne heaviest
-'- yi The season fell ia mat sec ion between
.A-i o.co K Saturday morning. and about
t.ocS tle river " as higher than it has been
Alu"ses -4 Years. The dam built On the
TN l'ril.a ot the city for the purpose OF
.----' ''s water from the old ditch into the
save Vsy, and 'nsiderable portion
5ast commons vas inundated. All Of
-'''0AiS running into the city, except the
l!si '''''' solle damage ana were de-
-. Is .-iafal, in Rome from Tuesday night
,D-e'i ny night Was. according to the Cott-
'eF before bus once equalled in tie his
'-a- civ Aportion Of the city was com
'--9.-a'ed and great damage to bridges
is reported The Rome Railroad
~, 'e'Sei for distance Of two and a
.-gG-,. ana The bridge on the Selma. Rome
ys.r., "-l-roa1 at swords mill has been
t.ta-.-',-, as has also a quarter Of a mile
rs-,. ,.-SA-i Tie Etowah was reported as still
rs,s--.-. --''''Slay night and much damage is
P7r,er Wre-.1 = Midis0niGH SAYS a daughter of
sl cori-.ll = colorej. two wears old of Nor
Fsrelys ~ IL VS. evidently stolen from its
1Ss-l ~ --e Alth inst Alter the child was
as115i ~. country was seoured for miles
tas Nlfis -l race Of her could be found
e1slt, r,r-.NN THINKS every citizen of the
s.ery etF1-f ~ hlinSelf and family to make
IA hls b,r5 APprehenj the child stealer. for
slly nav -.5l y this distressed cOlored
~ the county. - "'
-I-t EFCraSs: THE rain Of last nigbt
-r.-sz .'t! 't fiver and all the small streams
e-i 'a-@s Th4 CheTJSSe asit-
ss.s-- y-sI 49, 500 20 As We 90 10 press
c.sl4 49, -1 5s line, aud no hopes are
r.-r.- sE ~ ~ ~ ne TO Id bridge over Pet
Lsitn hss washes away com
rs earl a ft13-st-e: I've saw a written
IA. ~.eNel hu ~ ago that contained more
s=r-x "yyFls as Es1 words on one side, as
o Nas wrif 10 several ordinary size
e io1e st,er who 1 oy LADY OF this place
ri t-o9y cey once gof Graphical experiment.
sao,r6 ia POSTAL card ffo''t thirteen hund5ed
20 prsy.f51a es EASILY read. lie writing is plain
sy The postal N any great ~ s1sent over the
aa extra a,.F eEFlee woulo5e gTestlv in
a'iIiea Tia,5s- = e.' propTiation- . = :
.ssSSipay .sSi there sqsstte gsta During vse month
Seebo =, lses OF tigbsv ipTpe S'5 RATS, measuring
as ia3 f.y there were Go rafts Sffts5 the
S Mouth 1TsT.sS.1 1Tss, aud during the tirst 6aIf
.Eis Ieasusiue Ia ~ ~ there were SEQ raf1s
ose ,PIonthss ap5 me- go feet; making total
sse NOSE two He,.a.lr Islr OF 27,6S2. .s25 feet
c TssseIs cleared tonsthiT6 as s9eCf of
"a Of about 8 ~ oSSith caEgoes amounting
ess the b,OoS feet. It VIII be