Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-17

returned 70 the advertlser-
-uI % ne addressed,
J. Fl. ESTII-L-
Savannah Ga
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--....s at he Po>t Omee In Sa-
-s.roud Glass Matter.
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Georgia Affairs
.--. Of WTiehtsville have held an
-.- r.--..- and gone TO work 10 raise the
.-,.r--af5ug the Tennille and Wrights-
~ E..-aL
--.r--. r--- farmers in Georgia lives in
He recently stated that al
.l.f planted field peas for twenty
r. .tf only learned the present year
....-r-.r- tbem. The Southern Farmers
..-... ---H H-c-mber will tell who he is aud
-..-.-.. -s hisp peas
-..v.-t anna Weekly says the up-cOming
-...-.-t .l- crop is making the fields look
tr--ar acreage than usual has been
-.---i OH g. IS glad 70 make note Of it.
v ums WeekIy thinks that mo
cam maze can compare with that which
..-. .--1us 5at If the proper intere I
-..-.... a lle production Of cane a vast
--.--- a.1.I l- added to the wealth Of the
..r.l states"
tr- o-ae- specimens exhibited at the
-. Exposition by Captain G. C. Dent were
r--..r. ru-e olive oil products OF Glynn and
rE-r-l aurias The olive trees were grown
-.l-ee e..a.is
according t1 the iIiIedgeville Recorder,
.-.-la ... ..--r Paile made DR.. Talmage. the
r.ra u.ssel-r very happy recently, by
a..r-l.. D. sermon preached BY his uncle,
-- u ..r S. X Talmage. in 1917, at the
..le.l-lt OF the LaGrange Female Col
r--ul. Cumming cat the throat of JEFF
Ines tI.a ,1'1red. I'M Augusta on Tuesday
..s. and maize his escape. Jones is not dead,
t.-d4lyt.-
-l. Augusta Nsrs asserts that Sherman
Day ar ,-s Exposition was "a bust" and
cs.l-c-a.I .I- for having contributed the bust.
Ja.--A E Wright. Of Rome, thinks that
tls--a-- -o- less than three thousand men in
Georgia el1 want to be Governor Of the State.
On -.a--ca morning last Mr. Benjamin W
H-z. tried in the superior Court of Scriven
county rthe murder Of Mr. JOSH a. Conner
a-.L- -.s- VI April last az Alillen. After full
l=l-l-l testimony and argument Of counsel
Orr jury rendered "A verdict of mot guilty.
-. C4-.lsa Springs Company was organized
lu4ro1 1u the lst inst, with a capital stock
Gs I. Shares are placed at 500 each,
ulao.gJ half the stock has been taken.
L- E J Lumpkin has leased the Dade
Csu.g Jl-et.e TO Sir. George B. Joroan. who
Lis t4-ea charge. he will give due attention
ap1laes. but will devote himself chiefly to
alva1-lag the material welfare Of his section
au1--sr Of much greater importance to the
Iseae
Ia- B.aseiy NeiCs has never before heard OF
,L-l demand for lumber. Il says the mills
.l t-lc l-ighoorhood are all running to their
u-u,st capacity, and sill the cry is lumber.
u-re lumber. IL predicts that soon quite q
number OF residences and busine s houses will
be- seen going mp TO improve and beautify that
UIag
NOw that the railroads have reduced the
iares TO the Exposition TO one cent. the
Thomas-1l Times thinks the managers Of the
Exhibitiou should display ike Hberality and
re1ucs the price Of admission to twenty-five
cents
The question OF fence or no fence" is
agitaling the minds Of the people Of Washing.
-.l county.
e., hulJ NeJrs: "Our exchanges report that
oil over the state farmers are sowing largely
o.. cats. wheat aud rye. VIII our DeKalb
farmers not follow suites The corn crop this
year is very short, and by so doing. they can
save themselves from buying Western corn
l-Z- year"
Caumbus Enquirer: N SIS. Bates &
t.la- are mazIus preparatio rs 70 begin the
T.-s &c building the piers. abutmenGs, ere,
t--s bridge over the river at ChattahOOchee
tr t.- Pensacola anl Atlantic Rail Dad Their
l---- I~ completed. end the necessary ma
g--a-rF d. being gotten ready The Columbus
l-- H l- AS are building Tor them pile driving
-sI.l=- which VIII be used in making the
---- dams. necessary for laying the founda-
-l.l t-t D ers."
Augusta Nelrs: Reports Of conflict come in
l-I rse New Territory this morning and
SINE hastily wounds are being exhibited as
--- result of tle prOwess OF that famous quar-
,-- u .lr town. lt seems that a difficulty
l-- morning between Freeman Cumming aud
--- Jones', two c15ored brothers OF the baii-
F.- --d I'm tie opening Of the iugu ar
t-.r lul rI- CASH under the jaw belonging to
.-- l->- named 0y deadly instrument IN the
-l ...ls grasp II the former gentleman OF
-... Jones was brought into the city, and
-s sU..u lr-s-rd, but Gu mining allowed be
...- -I- escort tIe procession any further for
l-1- .- l.Il--rz iCu. 50 Freeman turned him
- alI d Freeman IS reported as the
garner no rle now famous ard mUchiy chained
-E Hopkins, and the officers Of the law
-- u-- $50 rrgnt To serve on Freeman.
H--- Hi.E the zCditilnal evidence OF to-day's
l--- "il s-lr up 10 renewed activity the OH
Si- "l .h- sW lu tie case OF the state versus
freeman Cumming"
.v-la Telephone. The case Of ". n.
-.1 vs.. the Central Railroad. suit for
T" rluaEts. was tried last Tuesday. Black
--- s-1 I w Oliver Jr, representing the
l---lL. and Singleton & Wade and Gen a.
G -.H ..- Tor the defendant The case Occu-
E-- t-- entire day, the Judges charge being
covered al Ut lI= lr past eight O'clock at night.
--- .lrF we're addressed by,COlO, Il SINCE lton.
ls- The orenius speech, follower by T.
~ ....--. Dr.. Tor the D alntlm- Col Geo X
5--- H-- .e the conc uding speech for plaintiff,
--l .f-u. A. E LawtOu concluded for the rail-
---- having lLtTOdaeed no evidence The jury
5--..- go half past eight O'Clock p m and in
-.- 90 -.-r returned verdict for $1,000.
.--- sa- made by the railroad for new
tl-usu r es Press. The down passenger
E.l L-lrsiay night met with a couple Of ac-
---l--- one of WATCH detained it near Quitman
~ friday m m-ruing- lu ran on the track
Nr-u D. 's-Ou and iiXie. bu1 with the eXcep-
--- 90 --ll llshiug the headlight. did but lit
llu--- When about two miles below
- place Dr. ran into couple OF empty freight
--'. lE-aalrg the smoke stack u the engine
- .ra-.-- lulIEs Ip generally. Ihe Irelgnt
---' --L a-ru left on the track at the lower
--- tl- switch at the depot. and as It Is
-- z'al- for TIVE or three miles be- 1w that
--- Il-F had gradually moved on unknown
a-- one, anu the headlight being gone the
--l---r lil not discover them in time 10 stop
Iall. " e learn that no one was injured
~ '-- accident
whitman Free Press: The three cases for
SUR -.- .--.l have come before our Superior
----- la- present week furnish sad COM
7-- -. the moral condition of our cOlOred
w --l-l-. I'm each case the wife of the muir
-7- -r murderer was the cause or the
5-- e. alt Iu each case it appears from the
s-1-.- il-l the woman was not Only I'M
a- -- -- 20 her marriage VOWS, but exceedingly
f--'-aL llls tendency on the part OF tne
s-- portion OF the cOlOred race 70 prOnl-
- alc prostitution is a milestone that will
~ lLese people down. With most OF them
e-- g. l1 grades and no distinction In so
rs-!. -Ae prostitute Is received an the Dest
fle ana B. sue has line clothes Is often the
No. No. U polite circles There are, however,
rrf = women among them. but IS rule
alts are Tar below the males morally.
--.-r Tribune: "A farmer brought load Of
r-- i.---lles sixteen miles to a neighbOrlng
-T---l 3. and sold them for fifty cents a
. .- -LeJ were worth a dollar. but he was
t-.i 10 take his home paper, and hence
tr-- A-1N ile price, anu thus lost enough
t-1 Ills subscription half a dozen years.
r--. IS the matter With CarIOlltOnl The
s-Ls- The prospect IS that we viii lose
pr lne olGC citizens OF the place this
E--.-'L -'L u l. Edgew0rth is going TO move 10
h ost-t county + j. Gilbert speaks Of going
--a--s@s, aud Prof. B. S. Culpeper thinks OF
-1 ill- LlOn- Carroll county" 4"
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