Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-18

-. desk after adjournment is as fine a
-.-... .Ireus ticsEst seller wishes to see in a
-- r. O. Morris. a well known gentleman OF
..--- f-s become the business manager Of
--- .t.l. HsGL
. Griffin, the saw mill man who re-
.--- r.se1nIed from the neighborhood OF
u.uut. Pike county, indebted to all Of
ives forged a check for S72 on Mr.. L.
rH President Of the Gate City Bank. which
rs -1 SIR Sat Teagle. OF Lutherville. An
-.- -s-I check for $50 was traded to a Mr..
-.....Hr-i.ies 0f the Georgia Railroad have
maize % .4-ar a telegraph station for their
---....-. only This is made necessary by
--.s.r -aeiu.a which is to be adopted soon.
ding county farmers are improving the
r-l .t their cattle Several stock farmers
.l-.-l lu- Jerseys, and in few years quite
s-ar.u bs apparent in the rising genera
ltc..--s
.E Giue1sie, of Randolph county, lost
rs-.r l.use and screw by fire on last Thurs
trr T.e gin. seven bales Of cotton and / 200
t.r--ar cotton seed were consumed; loss
machinery OF the Randolph Manufactur-
r-r ur4uy. 40 Cuthbert, will soon be in po-
sr.a. sri &c Is thought that operations will be
commenced by the 1st Of January next.
There ,elI be free handicap race for county
5s--- l Elndolph county. No politics being
.ral. tae track will be open for all, and no
nominations have been made.
T-s Mary Alfred died on the l4th inst, in
Floyd county, at the advanced age Of one hun
Bra. a1i three years and six days. She was
native VI South Carolina, and moved to GeOr-
ra --hry years ago.
1a Monday afternoon last Mr.. VIM. A. Jeter,
OF EinsviIe narrowly escaped death by
an -rrleE made upon him by mad bull The
tauvas hitched 70 a primitive vehicle cafed
"ll.z handy" and Mr.. Jeter, while passing in
lr--- o, the animal, aroused his ire, and he
dashed al him, catching him between his horns
AMI throwing him against the wall Of the
building After some trouble the unfortunate
ual was released from his precaFious position.
badly bruised and bleeding, and his clothing
literally torn from him.
The Hawkinsville artesiau well has reached
depth OF three hundred and twenty feet.
The total receipts OF cotton at HawkinsvilIe
have been 12,767 bales.
THE Catholic Church at Albany will be dedi-
Gated tomorrow by Bishop Gross, assisted by
several Of his cO-Iaborers. A fine choir has
lad a splendid mass in preparation for the Oc-
casion for weeks. The services are looked for
ward to with great interest by the religious
people Of Albany.
The North Georgia C5tizeH says that the cot
t1n crop OF Whitfield aud Murray counties will
doubtless be the largest on record.
There is not a vacant residence in Dalton,
md the Citizen thinks it would pay if some
Of the monied men would build cottages for
-snt.
Thirteen cases, all for Drunkenness, were
Brought before tine Mayor Of Dalton on the
morning after the circus exhibition in that
city
Tweuty-six cases remain Undisposed OF in
the supreme Court Of Georgia from the East
era Judicisl (thisl Circuit.
Au Atlanta grocer. Mr.. h. Y. Barrow, sus-
pended business on Thursday. on account of
t1s torecIosing OF a mortgage for $1,000 held
ty Rushing. Keller s. Co, Of Atlanta. Assets,
81 20, liabilities, $3.50.
a bin will De introduced ia the Legislature,
the present session, to be entitled An act to
prohibit the sale of spiutuous, malt. or other
intoxicating liquors in Glasscock county and
tou-ovide for a punishment for violating the
same"
Newman Herald: ''The first general frost
OF t-r season made its appearance last Tues
laF morning Long after the sun had risen il
looked ike a young snow on the ground.
There was also ice in many places"
The contemplated railroad from Montezu-
ma tI IY Ty WILL Ir is said, pass eight OF more |
miles north or Isabella. The Worth Star
wants TO know If ig couldn't be induced to
CIrv- rlcud little aud take in that town.
IE- tax levied upon city property OF Darien |
for q Uurr Cd dafraVIug the eXn anseS of |
one arJesau we'll is twO-tenths of per |
cent I'D 0t1er words. itis two dollars on every |
one th -usind dollars worth Of city property.
farmer IN Hart county got out of patience !
with -lp terribly high price Of bacon. He call |
et his hands together and all went on |
Frsslu hunt. They got an ample supply to |
.as- au-il ir IS cold enough to Kill their hogs.
Tie citizens OF Gilmer county subscribed |
S. 90 the Marietta and North Georgia Rail |
r17r. upon condition that the road was to DE /
finished t0 that point by the 27th inst. There |
or. le- nine miles Of track TO lay, and there is |
some doubt OF their beng able 10 accomplish |
Il- -ass- although everything is being strained |
o. --e utmost, working day and night, Sunday |
l-Llei-
Af.-man of the Georgia division Of the East |
tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad was /
t.-at near R1Ckmar-, Sunday. It seems he /
had la-H working very hard for sev5 raj days |
a-L nights and WAS worn out. Sunday he /
vent Oh. flag down a train to give special /
0--e-s. and arriving at his post q little in /
a-vl--. al time sat down on the track and fell /
As-eU and while in this condition the train 1
came IS. running across his body, mangliDg it /
---t-' s., and causing instant death.
AS -a4 north bound train Of the East Ten 1
ness Virginia and Georgia Railroad passed /
~ ZEN mile post Sunday. the lfeless form OF /
el..- IIlu was seen living between the tracks. /
The % was stopped and the form removed. |
Cor l-r,s inquest was held, but no clue as 1
q V.1 The dead man was could be obtained. |
"e--1ru the jury rendered verdict OF acci-
---I hl,Dg by the train. Some thlnk ne /
--, I----red and placed where his body was
--- Only one mark OF injury was found,
a-- .--- was on the side Of his head.
The Griffin Daily Neics says: A man named
waters Hl1 has been living in Jackson, Butts
---.., .. late, played high hand with some
y. Whose who dealt with him. Sometime since /
l,ers and another man arrived in jackson
re one bought largely of real estate, while
a.-.- opened a warehouse and informed the Il
-aT-a-rs around the country that he would /
gore aud seIl their cotton for them 1t seems
was advanced money by firms IN Maconi
savannah aud Atlanta with which 10 purchase
ell,al. When he had accumulated a hundred
NJ more Of cotton he sold it to Savan-
-a- lrin pccseted the proceeds and left for
paris unknown.
The County Commissioners Of DoolY have
virtually settled he whisky question in that /
-l-l.i for a time Oy a resolution adopted at
---.- .-l.ar meeting last week They decided
y -ral- ul more license for the sale OF liquor
E-i--l -ls county. and the trafic in ardent
slr Dooly viii row be confined to Wen
-- H---l is the only Incorporated town in the
county. and in which the Mayor and Council /
-' adopted an ordinances making the license
hundred dollars year. Those who are
17--- l4lOr ln other parts or the county viii Il
ll-rIa until their licenses expire, when the /
-alh. viii cease unless a new Board OF Com
ss>-7l=rs shall decide 70 grant license Tor its
I-rl--r sale
- last Wednesday w week. while Mr.. Eryen
was feeding a gin for Mr.. ID. n. Nc
--rn, near Lost Mountain, Cobb county, i
l.--t nand was caught by the exposed
ana drawn in. crushing the arm to the
4r Green is a very muscular, stout
---. ana by mere strength pulled his mangled
.tti4 the saws He would have bled TO
t--- 1elore medical skill could have reached
.-t Tor the very thoughtful act OF Alr. Nc
% ln COMPRISING the lacerated arteries
2, naudage which STAYED the Drofuse now
r4e4 until The arrival Of Drs- h Y. Rsy-
49, ana COrtelYOu. who successfully ampu-
7- the arm near the shoulder.
reference to the arrest Of parties men
7l ln the NEws a few DAYS ago for conspi-
r} Azallst the negro Hill. the Nc Du1ie Jour
r- "Alcn several weeks since gave the par
"a ----s -ts concerning the whipping OF the negro
a. IN IL-r4liug into the private residence OF Mr..
~ Harrison, in Thomson saws: 1--WE have
o-s 10 "n such uuani nifty OF feeling on any
rzg TI. TI!l a TINS. Every body knows that this /
aLo hlll Is actuated By the basest malice AID |
c-.-----Fsss. and the feeling against him in the /
--s Is practically unanimous A handsome /
c--Sl ~ money was promptly contributed by /
- S.-.fens 70 defrey the expenses Of the par i
sfsS a 'IesLeo, and everybody seemed willing to
= F'-- sSSpE'ly LOT them. Senator TUtt vas re- |