Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-03


ir NeUton county viii be a
ri0- year, but the grain crops
tle farmers ilbllanL
arcu are aroused upon the
.-. a--iur the Importance Ct an
t-u CoruEt0n 20 jackson.
.ahLe uoiut on thc Macon and
- -1st rlis Htus Ink would
largest railway combinations
Brunswick extension, known
and 6eorria Railroad. has
al Tar as Dallas, and the cars
..a-p p,lce
have teel let cut By the peo-
f.r tu.diug the Gainesville
. Es. r-ai ss Tar 81 the Chestatee
ar. .ae-hslf miles from Gaines
20 and the conlemplsted road
.-a s c-muieted. it VIII form
f--l jug Tavern 90 Dahlonsga,
a. rart of the through line on
ss 1asu formed To- De kcowa as
.rst River Improvement ani
srs. and have apphed for a
---- aui mi IuE business on
.ss rl.clssel tEenry acres on
s-.lr-c Raj read on which %
.-1 ...rery-all OF the most
r-..-u sts Del for saving lumber,
r-e. uog.ar, oak, walnut ana
ree carstal stock. which is
.t-- -szen. Messrs J }. Hayden.
A lady and j. n. Burt, OF
ire llc'rIlorators Of this new
1l-llCk is very promising.
.E a uea rsllroa1 from Roswell
rr- Ersss
nE held in CoviHgton,
-...r c.rzeus was appointed for
rr. 1-e ro appoint q committee or
rsla ll-rrct % solicit pet
selzz.a Lerislstlre % pass al
.l.e ss.e % inroEicaiHg Liquors
et t1e county.
las cash on hand in The treas
Lle Ccuuty Commissioners
ana disposed q Si3,oo0 IN g per
als Gated January Ist, Isss, and
eE years. viii the option Ct
er rrF rir1e after Eve years by Civ
rIs retice
rrof Ciarse county has recon
r.reral rseseEtments that the
-e c1u-ty issue M more liquor
err rl-sile the limits o. any cor
..or r-Hu iu The county.
lrreI thousand shad have been
ere ChaItahcochee river az thr
.-e--r. % ttr western and Atlautic
r- rta same Uuu. ber a. West Point.
IS that tie future Of this
rtr
rr.s t-ick vsri badly. The Post
JOSH auE surrounding country
..s r.ss ere million q brick Here's
r.- aa erterp-isiuE brick maker
re. .r ..rlrr lrou On the Northeastern
z-vll.e beEaE on Mondsy
r-A atl le pushed forward as fast
r.urlalns that many farm
-laI sfciicn of Hancock ooun-
SO Cos f1r ycar's work on ths
employers a. work IN a raj
ard remarks that the matter
-.ret ln gre criminal courts Itis
-rca.ethat anyone who shall So
aer- grants OF shall attempt so O.
1--- r-cclr ny q license, shall D.
r-.a1or- The license is fixed
a--ut must pay that amount g.
----- lsflre ne acts as sach-
.feuce or no fierce. 20 in Rich
u.I de decided by the voters or
t.f lu'y next. AT the last elec-
al a- This satj ct the advocates
e--e5 the dsy.
s-- i. o. A. Cook vs the South
-ral Company. f,r damages for
aE Iim On an accident on tbs
el hy tire payment OF s. 200 70
% tle c.mpary.
-- 70 vi-d and rain. accompa-
a TE,s-d over a portion Of Nc
ilsf sunday. doing consider
.-- course. The fine wheai and
t-e rlaursriou q Rev. T. B. Wesi
.-aa and much q the fencing de
.- r-anfa+iors of Messrs. John T
q. Ulizlt tl-o suffered consider
a-. the material for the telephone
ss tee- received. and worknen
rl-tinc up the line imme-
20 Es-e- melons Of the season,
e-. vas shipped Thursday BY the
.f J. watts ". the Southwest
ruary. tried az the May term Of
--raaar court. TIRE question Of ths
.e Southwestern Railroad wa
.rt r. couteu3ing that TIE South
-lE Coupauy vas rot release
Central g ti.road and Banking Com
TIE defendant relied upon the
i'n. which placed the liability
r- company. Judge Willis. in hi
-arg. sustained the latter propOs
ttsf e the Southwestern r abroad
.r rrr Central fu accordance with ar
-e-l-lsrure, an1 was being operated
ar rla time % the accident ther
Railroad wss not ~ able 2
r .4-F- however. took the Other
-.1l a verdict for the plaintiff To-
. ala costs z suit e lionel
I'D .er. 0u lle part - counsel for
ar orc- gave notice that they
' motion far a rev trial Judge
r.ei rhaf he would order the yer
a--. l-1 then sddressed the ilry
ur1-rr ll the yer1ict He told
-E Ea1 either misuuder-
.-reEsrdef the charge az
BE ra not see how it wa.
tl-m 90 have miSuuder
Hss as rlain as the English lar
ase lr. and that if he was Certain
re-arl1d the charge he woul
lIsu Tor TIE tenn a. ia that case
'fd tier oath He would hav.
ttst o. REQUIRED decision
e Nlurt OBJ reverse one Of hi
tHe verdict II retit jury.
NNel n o. himself ana tn
ftss ttls coudemuaiion-
from The Marietta JouruaIis is
tr Esy of B shsrp. "A rather
.ert hsulaeuei Mt Far from sum
T- lt vas garm aud sunshiny.
soy sat in the parlnr playing the
-.a n. il- windows thrown open. when
-I a-s-. attracfei by the music en-
t.el on The Instrument l5 no
lets ere ALIKE fcud Of sweet foOd
raes- s.lctsr
He1li. During @ e rsst week
ErE Waz committed az the house
0.- NJ atkins an cd and higtly IS
t.rulan. LvinE near Warthen. Mr.
a--- -s vie we're cut o. the farmland
as taken tf that fact bv some un-
aae % To the house. AL the ; iver
-s ttsen hut as other money Was left
fley Eot friEhtened in some way.
nesf % suspend their operations
le We hope All such robbers and
F- come to rrisf~
af the resent sabbath School Con
--Is c.iE. the Marietta Journal saws.
s.- arrlu convention OF the Georsis
a-aF e-l7Cl Assoc isfion. which met at
n af @szn and -ath. was well attend
. na present two hundred and thirty
at tseuIfnr thirty counties IRE
~ cE the Eea- with its well kHOWn
1roHlFe1 the delegates and visitors
-t-fas and humes and cid all in their
aAe the occasion an arreeahe e aud /
e NE CITY wss locking charm
e. auiif1l parEs shaded avenues
ra. - ~ er e Y ,treets The weather
-- ever t1iEc combined to make l
rE 81 er31ysbie che. and long 70 be |
~ th lse who were present.
f-a Eueain1 Nc1rs. The growth OF
F'- -. - heen 80 wonderful on the west
E-r-.-e .-e CRY teyoud West Boundary Is
- nsAl ~ the pArent burg, and