Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-24
Georgia Affairs.

s-ls- .-i-s,r41ce on the house and his
sl.'- -5,r- slGl. The adjoining build
s.5-A .-r,r- f-ua.ed, but the damage is
-. l7,srsi 5y insurance
vrsf.svl' Recorder says that the
l- ,r-.,.a Railroad is in very bad
Ai-'--5 several PAGES, and it hopes the
el---.- g-,l which owns the ire, will put it
-,rrsh repas-
-...,s anil Recorder is quite well salts
- ~. present prosperity II Milledge-
t..it ho7ss 10 see thai prosperity soon
'- .-r -shanc-dby the aid Of 4 cotton fac
"-l --..r-,-ut farmer Of Baldzil county pre-
--,+ cotton planters will be greatly
.f brtra cotton wO-m next fall, and
- farmers ID put their cotton in tbs ground
-''.-,rssr-s-. for the la.e cotton will suffer
rsbts his reasons for his opinion, but
-,-.s.. -f-.- 20 give them in extensO. The
NJ l,.,fl R-1uisr hopes to hear from him
3. length
--.,..,--5 H,rtII ssys the farmers there are
-.--n-l behind in All kinds Of work, and
.--..s-s-y have better weather they will be
,.-,.,.s iz starting their crops
-.. .--- family ia no0lf county recently
5-rr,a. e,.s for break asst. It wasn't a
-.--- .r.i.r. either. The patriarch ate
..,.t-47 b7- himself. and wanted some more,
IE-.-s nl- being plentiful, he thought he
htt5 ecj11mze-
-4v5u-5zIma Weekly never saw the farm
.-.-t. t.hs- section 80 ilIus-riJus in its life.
r .,-.. They are hastily preparing their
isflrths present years crop, and it is
r.-s-sllIs what progress some Of them have
male SHEA tie uaflvoa5ls weather has
ra-IsItlam so long.
N-E.E Hlrpe, Of The C0nyers Examiner,
t,s irv-1..I al aut1m .tic ink fOuntlin for
.-..,iBz .ls t1 his han printing presses, SO IS
a. e. an even distribution, aud work fins
s.srs without cumming up the types. lie
links it sr. plies want long felt by the coun-
typrsss
s1uz55i- predicts tlat tie cold weather of
ias present winter viii materially retard the
Easlery crop. Whsreup5n the Sanders
vile Nsrru-3 is almost ia despair.
TIE Macon EcsaiHg Herald has suspended.
hits stead weekly paper, to be called the
SmiIy Herald viii be issued.
Tie Auaerieus Recorder is informed that the
Governor ba5 notified the Sheriff Of Schley
county Of sd7ices received at the capital that
sam Tis5u. who kilIei Emanuel wimbush 10
S,lsy some time during the fall Of last year.
aai dzd the country. has been arrested and is
Il custody &c TUsEeyee. ala. 4 reward OF 500
f1r hs delivery 90 Jhe Sheriff Of Schley county
lad b=eu ofTerei. The necessary papers Of
rquisti5n await the Sheriff Of Schley at At
hl,a.
somehow or other, our State exch snges, as a
general rule. don't take much stock in II. W.
Gsniiroai, which he says General Cord N is
sb5ut TO build
The Fr4uslin Register is Of the op-nion that
Gainesville has justly earned the title "a
flishef town.
Who says cotton manufacturing in the South
dossntpay2 The Enterprise Factory of Au-
gusts has JUST declared dividend of ten per
cent from its earnings the past year, and de-
eiei % increase th. number OF its spindies
from $3.50 10 s3o0l The attention OF Mr.. d.
+ A-kiason, OF Boston, Mass, who thought
he climate Of the South was unfavOrabIe for
ne manufacture Of cotton, is respectfully
called 90 these figures.
Mr.. Fl. Parneli, brother Of the great Irish
asi'ator, was IN Macon during the formation
0tan Irish Land League in that city on Mon
day
me -1lr1e Airsrtiser says the business OF
LA, Central Railroad al Forsyth has grown to
S-il proportions that the present depot build
As Is not sufficient to accommodate it. It
understands the authorities VIII either increase
The SIZE of the depot or erect another building
nearby
The Aecon TlsgraDh ssys that on Tuesday
lle survey ing party engaged upon the Macon
ala Brunswick Railroad extension, arrived in
l-, ety. having finished the surve9 to Allan
q hey pioceedei out to the Cross KEYS
l5-Sa5oIhood ant will resurvey a portion of
-7 route leading into Macoa. In a few days
Tue railroad officials will deter nine upon the
''-.s % be adopted, and work upon the ex-
.slsoa viii De begun.
--les seyiie Recorder: st is a well known
- '.5- arse portion Of the city trade comes
-A lil- eastern portion OF the county over the
Jl--ee Hver. IL is also well known in AZ much
-sst p1iuou OF wood hauled to the CITY
sss tLe ocpnee bridge When the river
t 80 1l- OF It's banEs, the Hat bottom between
-'i-se ana the city is tioOGe5 by water,
-fl s4 Or eight feet in dep'h and all inter
---s7 win the city. exctDt nv bataa1x il
F1---s- a. q time. too. " hen the demand
,.i = iS nos urgent Now. would it not be
49, " iuioW up an e-nbankment across the
N E''s - a-l mus remedy the evil? The portion
- A1t I've ruoWn nearest the city is the on Y
f.-e VIZ r. there is a * ong current and This
rrf,i. ---i 4re4Gtn- Here a bridge or trestle
P-9 P9-' p constructed 70 give exit TO the flood.
va-r.-. -1s- " arrangement, which would not be
tie G-s,-y comm 5tnication with the city across
Ttoy5Ilre would never bs interrupted We
ti'e slsgesL lns in the interest of both
5a-1s-5t lo4elry- AMI ask the guardians of
fr5 s'+- "tilate % consider them thought
b----- ---l' 2 % the late freshet in the Chatta-
,ays-s sf' the DouglsSsville Star SAYS: "A
L.. "iuI storm passed over this county
ing o7-5, y - - ln- down much timber and do
CAMS II 5-e..i7 faTnaSe. The rain that fell
WS,eea lle Chattah- Ochee river and weet
before - 80 to rise higher than they have been
had s-s1. ~. ~ y years Many of our formers
ave. -. i4t tnLitl-S OF the.F fencing carried
hssT5 q W. Lreshst The ChattahOochse has
crg,ss +. .i-sa inst it has been imDos sible to
a. any OF the ferries except in a bateau.
f0ra fb . 1u. farmers. who went TO market be-
ihz rva- - a., Ie-ilal, ed on the other side of
eTuss = '-Nl 0-lOIe lney were able TO re-
ri 'II9l,-s'lle Enterprise: - colored child
lives ras...,l Htl on the place where Mrs Chaires
drou-r;-Sll u+y morning, and came very near
Brse5y oel9fe help could reach it. Jack
into ~ VIZ tAy cOlOred man went down
sud mil : Ell and managed to get hold of IL.
a. Er1-el L out o. the T.ter bsfore it was too
o. the c-i-a1- si-a1-Ae -Ae dCruHce: sFhe heaviest rain
various s,ln son fel on Friday night last. The
seen Ta,o'' 81 rams were higher than we have
Bar5er-s @ ~ q icng time. The bridge over
swav eIees, at the paper mill. was swept
aBi me bridges knOwn as the TallasSee
son e9,Ir.sA9 $, over the OcOnee river. in Jack
bigb T--.l-|, We're also carried agay by the
eonDIa-si. Fences on tt small streams were
F.5is demolished"
vritss ~ 5ldent Of the Americus Recorder
az follows. F..PeI from Vienna, D0Oly county,
Page On " e ines lay evening last VIM.
town and -tL-tucHIy horse drover came into
tie eVers. ported that he had been drugged
hundred 5-f 57 pLeVlous and robbed of over four
Pocket an 49,, :, which he had in an inside
The a. Ae ne. Warrants were issued for
aud - - Of John W Gum AZ this county
accomra-i-ol55' ,Somhs and White, drovers, who
aftern60T q age az the time. and Yesterday
toWn havi,~-.l ~lts5FlI Rape and posse arrived In
Ihs e-i-'L-S IN custody the three men named
cor,iAs iAs having ben sIls.S =. bI-e bes,,
this rro-ia N Pulaski county, the nartiesIeft
mitnept -, LoE hawkinsville where a COM
substsnfisHe.' WI be hal. Psge's statement is
last TUesdts.. thls: He left HawkinsvlIle
u ~ compa5v evening with his mules,
the e6ur.e sad one or two % others IN
Eayside groca,Il me evening they stopped at q
sold mSie SSiIeeery cry tprObabiy HOit'sJ here Page
soove-nsme,1 1@na n m presence Of the parties
SSansferred ii pulled out his pocketbook and
Gls psuts Ssls money to an inside pocket of
Guno. a1d ss9d1e Ssolne liquor was here produced by
distance f1-,sl f1,,sl The party had proceeded some