Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-15

1sif ---....t .t me Post Office IN SdUGHn,.A
t1s .-..-5 .s. UoIl Matter.
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euT Georgia Affairs
-. .--rr receipts OF Atlanta up to date
s- ..H.I bales, being 10oC0 less than
corresponding time last year.
e4..Ler last week purchased the
an -....+. mine in Warren county. and will
4-- once Co develop this valuable pro
ssa Helms exhibited 10 the Augusta Ne'7s
4.oa ,--f tsp- linens from the mine, and is
ps -.- .as r.cessary machinery for its
.oo .....r. rar,i---
looF ..--..-.r- Of the Georgia Board Of Phar-
-..r exsrniue-s takes place at Atlanta
I'd .- tra-rGcauts for examination should
'pea .....-l hand. if they desire TO secure
...-. ...--. O. become druggists.
..-r. r.-.T lu.u-e the new capitol Of the
.-.as g...ell rises maiasticaliy from the
. ..-.I oi the Gate City It's perspective
...-- Dc is 90 be built out Of Georgia
---- .ai ul .r6Ie decorated with Georgia
....-I walnut. and cost the people St.OO0 0Oo'
As &. are sta- provisions Of a bill by Mr.. Rce'
~ tEl.ul
d -1-acr1 Graphic grsvely announces that
%. .-- u. Bower, the newly elected Judge of
aN -- Albany Circuit, autographed on the big
.sas the Brown House Sunday" Well, we
i1F -rgsle that for the first official act Of e new
n.s tlis is terribly suggestive
M vs.sr IS about to take the lead in civil ser
...r-t. .-u ami a movement is on foot there
E ..-s. ..- B ard of Aldermen three hundred
liars eos % per year, besides the high honor
% roF enjoy ia serving the puolc. This
.ss "a. Increase th- number of candidates whom
.- H.es viii seek in that happy munici
"a rly.
Ia Tie matter Of nominations for Putnam
~ .--1y ofi GERS the meeting Of the Democrats
-si s5- the purpose at EatontOn last week
- .os ao action on the subject, and the result
sl l-'5a5y be a scrub race.
-l-ue-llartsO Of Eatonton Indignantly deny
J, saa4r-- circulated 10 the county that some
. stl-u were using whisky and beer 10 induce
8 -ai-. and pledge themselves that they Will not
lsl nor permit their clerks to keep and give
lzly ary tcEicating drink whatever for tbs
c--a1s- of inducing trade.
" Il- .p1ssum crop ST Putnam county is fully
~ aa-. and almost every night the primitive
lie -sl-Ea5I torch and the possum dog is seen
0a i-i lsari n the land.
~ Nr Iawcon b. Evans has been elected School
4 Commissioner Of Richmond county to fill the
ucaey caused by the resignation OF Mr.. Ben
~ l-iu Neeiy. The selection is a good one. He
yB sb.glIy iudOrsed by such men as Chancellor
Aa E-I and Professor Browne. OF the State Uni
7=rs.y, and President Haygood, Of Emory
u llege.
= -l Wednesday night last the Gambler Club
b Z Iocc1a, gave a rousing supper with the
= llla7le purpose OF harm1nziug all the peO
h Pc. Doth Democrats aud Independents. which
vls quite successful We commend the ex.
r=-nent There IS nothing more conducive
m -pQutical harmony than full stomach and
q good conscience, especially after a grand
n Democratic victory.
NIL H. RoweIl, sheriff Of Baker county, is
5-at
4 The canvass for subscriptions to the pro
r1-l Augusta and Eloertou Railroad through
lecsunties Of Columbia. Ebert. Wilkes and
lincoln has been successful. These counties
II have expressed S95.COJ worth Of confidence in
z a- enterprise.
T1.ue~ County Nelrs: ''VVe have bought some
= more type, employed more help, aad intend to
j. -y 10 give 20 our patrons a better paper than
ever before. Our improvement viii begin
7-l the next issue"
On Friday las-, while Julius Green. colored,
4 FL0 was rmployed az the Cep1 at Fort Valley,
q vas moving some freight a pair If truck 5
hs mashed him against the brick wall. and ne die d
tQm his injuries ON ue>day last
La- boiler o. an engine being used by Mr..
llIr-l Grenade ana owned b. Dir. Bob Stan
-'as ~ EIEhaAlt county, AplDLtu on Aa1I
Tuesday, completely wrecklug O. e engine and
damaging the gin house c0nside ably. No one
Il E-s hug,
Tie STOCK law in Putnam county, although
n Cverwhtimingly f-eted two years ago. was
1l. ll ule-lti0n last February. an. has since
e 1=el SOD successful ana satisfactory tn It its
4 former enemies are now its most substantial
4 supporters
= ll cleaning out the public well last week at
Gle c1lrr house at COnyers, two suits Of old
c9.l-s three old dippers, an old 0ed quilt. two
y'Iat> three Old hOOpsSirts ana q little dog
Rll lu can attached TO his tail were found
ia. l.ell-i In the mud.
lr John Bartlett, plain and unassuming
farmer VI ElckdHle county, met his death on
lls- -L-rslay evening under the following cir
tlu>-luces. I'm attempting TO draw load
d1u -u- Go was accidentally discharged and
.-- -tt.-e load entered his boUy. killing him
is.a-'F- His wife was absent at the time,
l-l alal rrtur. ing was horrided 10 fad her
--saal1 lying in the yard cold in death
Atlanta Constitution: "The negro man who
Was -.u over uy q ts=iu on the Central Road,
l-4- .-f-sl stationfG few nights ago, died
Z yesterday After tle darkey was brought TO
t1u L. cr shed lek was amputatet, anu then
z z -~s laacu 10 one Of the medical colleges for
E-4tm-u-. soon afJer his death Mr. Schmidt,
Z e-tle Central k08d lusea an inquest 10 be
i --l a-l r.qIeSl=d Coroner Hilburn to have
t 4os aee-nfiy bur ed az the roads expense.
: -'tria- INQUEST me Coroner in structed an
-lle-aser IJ give the body a decent burial,
\ %, bate 10 the cay Mr.. scamldt ascerJained
s-a- L-- body still at the college. InluE-
.s tla- BE- son 81 M axe a good subject for stu
---'- -lt au wing the scarcity OF bodies, Mr..
Z s.A--l- visited tE- college and demanded the
--al Jag rF. Ills demand was complied with,
-li BIZ e-u.l dc now has e satisfaction OF
az. wing l.-t the negro who was killed at or
i-s- is -l1er .he ground"