Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-25

,-,a~sd S. .Ee Post Office In Sa'
=. second Glass Matter
Georgia Affairs.
.,,ndent writes from Springfield
, ,..r county "One Of the most terrific
go. .-n.ed hail storms visited my
- -s47v evening. 2lst inst. 4 have
'.'.--,7,o ghat extent the storm ragged, or
.r-of damage done. On my place
t,.rf some Of my neighbors, there
-,..rr a panel Of fence standing. The
.-5-s we're badly damaged, especially
e..b s4ars 10 have suffered most. 1t
-.,rrr blown down. but literally torn TO
Emit trees were entirely stripped of
s-4 and many brosel down. Houses
,,-tfsIIy unroofed, and one in the neigh,
..,i ras blown down during the storm,
=. .,rtfrueI with violence about ten or
,ci,ut-s The rain fell in torrents,
.-,,frr tile roofs of houses and doing
.-sbfe damage to furniture, etc
-.,.--pr.sirg col0red man Of Athens has
~ acre I1t planted in sweet potatoes.
-.~-es- au.I olt crops in the vincinity of
.l.-.srs reported to be good, though the
sy4i small
,--rs IS expected to subscribe $4,000 to
r-Tr-sla ra lrOad-
r.. Emanuel County Courier is the title of
II G-1--l. 1J,rnaI, just issued at SWANS
.,brurP. q. NoTing, editor and proprie-
frfsevery c-editable little weekly. and
~r,ait success. The Courier says: 'stand
.sri we uiu show you that Emanuel
--.v his rroduc- d one citizen that viii pro-
s-f.ni and uphold her interest, her name
-ft=r honor. AM that he loves her grassy
r. L.-beluiiful bays, her tall pines, her
t7t iatss and kind hospitable and gener-
sp.5PIe"
r. S-utlr1a says although there was not a
ri large attendance at the commencement
A. yor,h Georgia Agricultural College, il
ssse5mpIsts success for the college, and
--v sstsfa tory to the faculty and the pat
aa
The Only United States Senator who resigned
seat the third time was Hon. John NJ Ber
ofGeorgia. and Immediately after his frs;
spa-fon he was unanimously reelected
p vas a man Of the very highest order of tai
aud pure morals
MA j wilkinson, of Baldwin county, re
ing near Scottsboro. died last week suddenly
\. had been working. and while much heated
ns freely Of cold water. He was about
sy-nty five years OF age.
Bev. Howard W. Key. son Of Rev. Joseph S
Esy. has been elected President Of Andrew
female College. at Cuthbert, Ca,
Two negroes died in CovingtOn during the
last week from a relapse of the mumps.
The fg crop will be failure in Newton, as
be trees were nearly all billed BY the severe
1d last winter
Mr. R. Miller. Of Morgan county. made sever
houssnd bushels OF wheat the present season
Nscon Telegraph: Premium lists of the
s,sre rair can be- had on application to the
ssCretary. Col +. C. Grier."
C.roaicIe and COastjtutiOnalist: "Augusts
sIuects 20 be the southern ice centre as sOoI
5 her great Arctic Ice works are completed,
MledyeviIle Union and Recorder: "The
nuaI tlec ion of a faculty of the MIDDLE
f0Fcia Military and Agricultural College
rlFs on Tuesday Of Commencement VI ek. .
Sparta TshmueIite. "a farmer in this comfy
As a rooster that has carried a brood OF
dickens this year with great skill and faith
u.uess."
Atlanta P0st-ApDeaI: Colonel Thomas
47-i4nsn tba Sa1rb-rn COMMISSIONS of TN
0-t5l Expos tion. feels quite encouraged in
is work So far as he has gone.
Sparta IsLmuelife. Farmers that have
an-ed OF Sovn corn for forage purposes have
zen wise. The cat crop will not last unit
sxt year's crop comes in, and it should bt
Supplemented in every possible way"
Gainesville S0uHroH. Mr. w F. Hooper
las retired from the editorial chair of this
lrnal on account Of difference in political
Tsvs from 1Ir. Lawshe, the chief editor
GlinasviJla S0uthrOn: Uncle Tom Wilson
u'ked aUt Of the second story window OF hi
rsi' fence last night, and il is feared he is con
EiersI.- hurt Sir. Wilson Is Seventy-fivt
fssrs old but up TO this time he has carried {
'eaarkably level head
The Lincoln notetaker of the MeDHBie Jour
"a saws We notice on our store bulletins
le-e that one If our farmers advertises fiftI
bushels IF home raised corn for sale, and h'
has plenty Of wheat and oats"
Gainesville SOufbrOn: "a cOlOred maj
llmed Greed COnnihead, who has been fO
vars train hand on the Airline, fell from
be TOP OF freight car On Saturday morning
"a was rnu over by one freight car and th'
a6. cutting his body in two just above ths
-PS"
Atlanta Constitution. General Sherman j.
lsirg 2 lively interest in the Atlan-a canal
ll clrects his army engineer to send Mr.
alter B Brown his war maps Of the Atlanta
nattahOOchee district
Butler Herald: Mr.. J. W. Lipsey fell from {
slrWsy last Wednesday and broke his left arm
Little Freddie Feed stuck a ftSh hook through
1s q bis fingers. and Mr ] J. Thompson hac
fe Two middle bones broken on the back Of
s right hand"
C1gingtou Star: "A coming 6ght Of thi:
untry is one between prohibition and the
1ases If prohibition wins, we will hsve nc
emeiy for snake bites If the snakes win
Nod heavens. we will all be snake bit. 1t /:
sarfui, amt its''
NOutezuma Weekly: -'One day last week Mr.
j Z Bray al Drumright & Minors mill, ground
aIiyfWo pounds of flour from busbel OF
t--at belonging 70 Mr.. T T. Lytle. This speaks
~ tor he excellent quality OF the wheat, the
-sla. yield b-iug aNout twenty-five pounfs, and
1so i0rtt splendid mill which ground It.
Rome Bulletin: "On every hand in the city
'ins Of the most substantial improvements
-al BE- seen. Numerous new dwellings are
e1g erected. old ones repaired and painted
'l- R1m-ns hear from morning until night the
'-pl9lIQus sound Of the hammer and saw"
Srarta Lsmaelite Save your garden seeds
i teey mature There IS no economy in hay
~ o. buy. every year, the sesds thst can be
-'- e sell raised in your own gardens. Jeir
Uni tlas raiSed seventee en- crops OF Irish pota
ees on seed Of his own raising, and his pota
-es both IN Quantity and quality, sre unsur-
lsssi
A64ny Ne5es and Advertiser: I'VE under
-4al the camomile plant bitter weedl Is
7e1lng very rapidly in che city. IL IS Killing
I, ne Bermuda grrss wherever il reaches it
l2s been suggested that il the City Council
y ~ place five hands for Ave days on the WORK
lss-royiaE this weed. they can very mate
80 cleek its destructive revageS- The DIT
aeed is q terrible pest here, and something
-s-i 10 De done 10 rid the city OF It.
Walton Fidette. Farmers are as indepen-
- - ot Western hay and corn for their stock
e. wood sswyeTs Ike cat crop Just
s-lerrd will finish up the growing crops ln-
tsAl-ut 81 the West. The wheat anu cst
A OF ROckdaie, Newton. Oglethorne ana
rs7T counties have turned out better than
- recently anticipated Ire same may oe
W 20 aEluuett and Walton"
A1iericus Republican. I've regret 10 record
l-atn q Judge r. Il Watson, which look
ms residence IN Smlthyilie, Lee coHn-
q, Va ya Monday last. The Judge has been IN
- -l.e uealtn for long time, and he EEs 81
y. gone out in a ripe OLD age. full OF honors.
1-s@@ IS prominent mau in Lee, having been
----aary for several terms. He was devout
3loef or the Baptist Church, good Mason
Columbus Enquirer: The through freight
a "a from Montgomery to Macon met with an
s--lent sunday night. when near Fitzpatrick S
--!ou, on The Montgomery and Eufaula Ran
td The rear trucks Of one Of the freight
~ broke, throwing the car from the track
4 a lnately the accident was soon discovered,
- sle train brought 70 stand still, prevent
- a uutracking of any Of the other cars
i damage was slight, but it occasioned
~4 1L ABOUT thirteen hours
So.rnbus Daily Tunes: Colonel R. L. Mott
~ s-t % dilledgeYille yesterday 10 meet the
-s-ees Of The lunatic asylum. The Colonel Is
EL9sed to the project OF binding a new asy-
~ ~ n another part OF the State He sSys. and
says. that the twelve hundred acres C.
An owned by tue State at Miledgsviiie aAord
space needed for the erection OF every
.-sSssary building for fhe iosaHe Of the stat
rs.ss45 ve committees TO the contrary. not~ith-
sf-ing. Right. Colonel Mott. Let it remain
l1le i Is and add all necessary additions.
1s.opos Of the above. the Albany Nears ana
- user says Senator W. p. Bond is chair
,s--I - u a committee for the purpose and wiz
st s.olt 70 the Legislature on the subject, re-