Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-02

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ha sam ks,, the wool being made
hat same afternoon. This story
allZ the ROUNDS OF TIE press ana u z
!, hoping that some honest North
drnOuuce il as a campaign lie
ssviile S0ufhr0n says: "Our Atlanta
slrte airline Railroad makes asp en-
= of increase of business this year
sNptecs q ug one. The road is in splen-
: .9l, am as well officeTed as any
-re lnrsFf. States. J he orher day we
. eentiet ian. v no has travelled in all
.he Union extensively, say the Air
S as well equipped as any Of them. and
IA st Eeutleu anly conductors he had
- aud that he vas no dead mead that
iu say il We are, but we che-Tfully
: hat he said, and know more thorough
,Ien are very scare
AUGUSTA Chronicle says: THE Augusta
txtfiie Railroad viii at no distant day
B1s a OOnanz 20 the city Of Augusta.
tady doing a very large local business,
business will increase as the road APP
Is COmp.etiO1- a well known citizen,
ever makes predictions without careful
s. Grafton said yesterday that he was salts
lie r0eC would not only make the int rest
bonds. over and above all expenses. but
n rer cent. dividend on its stock. as We ID.
. We n onths after It's completion. This will
3lelc of any railroad in the United States.
a z rad can do this by Itsef 10 can GER
make still better showing if the Savan-
&aii-y and the Greenwood, Laurens and
ln0uFg Railroads are connected with il
rked under the same management.
he time to act, and our citizens should
Sneg ect the opportunity"
p V-iregrdss TVctchmdn is in receipt of
emariOn 10 the effect that a
eff y occurred near Towns
ir county, on Monday morning.
9Th inst ue- Weeu a Nr. j. ID. Price, who
near Chauncey. in Dodge county. and a
by the name Of Bill Long 1t seems,
nat PAGER, from what our inform ant
OF Lhe case, the negro supposed Mr..
10 be the man VINO had kille1 some rela-
4 fHm >
,oriug under this Impression, with oe-
alton 10 be avenged. waYl8id Mr.. Price
8 on him, the ball 81 Gritty grazing the
the right side; whereupOn Mr.. Price
a the fire, shooting twice, one ball 60
~ ely through the abdomen, and the
king aud lodging in the breast Our
MT says that the impression prevails
Price was perfectly jlstiia0le
the headinr Caleb Him." the Bruins
rertiser and Appeal says. "On Monday
last at eig1t 'ciCcz, as Rev. Father
an was officiating at the al ar of the
Church OF this city. administering the
hon to lme OF IT'S members. the re-
> gun q as heard. and the era h Of win
lis near by told which way the missiles
FRIED The broken glass flew ali over
and the altar Eleven shot passed
the window, aud quite q number
he bujlting on the outside, embedding
ives iu the wood From the direction
hootiug and the kind Of shot used duck
Fnd The character Of the Occ asion Christ
sye sh d Judge that there was no hsrm
ad-that is, no intention to shoot any
lar individual such reckless shooting,
r should re stopped and we trust the
iurv viii be able 70 discover the fellow
I'D hat gun There are parties who
y have been TO d. q"
John J. Cohen & Sons, Of Augusta,
F-issued a circular showing the bonded
x of that city. the conditiOn # her factories,
4 ewing o. her interesting information In
ireular they sa p: We present below a
Ameut IL Ihs bo.ded cebt OF Augusta i'm
The zssefs Of the city ara fully worth