Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-13

Georgia AUalrss
rresr9-fert Of the Albany Nelrs writes
aper from Bainhrifee that Decatur
riste-r- drained of hands by turpentine
raiIr1sfs and timber cutters. Many.
tatfi-i. cF the farmers will be entirely
at Whist Others cannot hope for a fun
emer
Hone Bulletin states that Wm. A Silvey
row i1 the back waters Of Emory
near 1Ie Srver's store, Floyd county, last
day night He and three companions
atfenut.nz to row across the creek In a
tn night was very dark, and the boat
ri1ra leak. young Suvey became alarmed
ampei overheard, and not being able to
was droHneI. His companions reached
Sposite shore In safety.
stated that the grading Of the Georgia
eRailroaf. from Atlanta TO oxford, Ala,
ecannIe,e cd by the first Of August.
sprire Place Times records a terrible
ent which occurred TO son OF Mr.. Jas.
e. ne1r Holly Creek Murray county,
days ag1. 10 seems the little boy, aged
eleven years. was riding spirited horse
ter. vh.n tine animal took fright and
"a lis youthful rider against a tree, caus-
tmcst instant death
,ordinzt1 the Montezuma WeeElB, one
last week d party at the residence Of
Iodgss ar Turkey Greek, ended in a bloody
fr. 1rr ~. p. Wilder and others while
icated went TO the party. Mr Hodges
.stsd them not to interfere with the young
eln their eni5yments. This iucensed the
and. calling 1Ir Hodges out. they cut
up terribly. blade Of a knife being
sn Cd iu his temple. The best Of medical
as summoued but % no avail, as Mr..
,es did last Tuesday. From what can be
srsdta deceased was perfectly innocent
lis murder was cold bIo0ded, the only ex-
the nurIerers having TO give was that
were drunS-
th the year tss3 the McDufie Journal be
It's eleventh year. it says, with greater
ties and brighter prospects than at any
heret1fore.
derthe caption "OId Age at the Plough,
.mmicus Eepa5Icm says that on Satur-
sst1Ir James Powell. Of Marion county,
Is tbat city. He is over eighty years Of
ard had just finished planting and plough
atwenty acres Of rye and oats. He said
BE- nsed a horse over twenty years old in
fork. ami wants some other county to pro
.an olier p'ougbmln and steed.
eLumpsin independent mentions it as a
tne coincidence that two Of the citizens Of
art county, and who were among the ear
sat-Iers. should have-died within three
"a each other. These were lIr- John r.
nd1Ir j. r. Rockwell The former lived
unity forty four years and the latter
f-nire years
E Katharine Tooke a lady well known in
st5n county. was stricken with paralysis
trfurily morli1g. She arose in perfect
nth7l morning. and had just finished her
.sholl duties when the stroke came upOn
entire right side was effected. It Is
f.. H.however. She may recover.
d5r Campbell Wallace, President CT the
.hahts Bauk OF Atlanta. IS a truly gener-
nah Attbe annual meeting CT the stock
ers. held last Thurs lay, he made motion
tas salary voted bum De reduced $500 per
tn. and th7t sum be given to the officer
rhim. He saii he thought, as these Off
had fucress ed du'ies, they should have ins
I'd salaries. Tnis action Of Mr.. Wallace
ID more commeudable from the fact
her not n rich man.
raft T1uchst0ue. e1'0red, has been arrest
Ia Atlanta for stealing roney from his
er..J1 1-par T1uchst0ue, iu Griffin, and max
aWay with the swsg. A Ate.egram from his
er 81 90 his capture.
ia AfIautl grain elevator is completed. It
g8 r0l.
srrv Home Journal: "OnIaSt Friday Cephas
an y .oi red citizen 0f Perry. at twenty
orarra5 nc one sitting. the time consumed
Ie di-ur-iu s1f the oranges being about an
+ aad 1aif The feat was undertaken at
instsuc- uf two young men. who wagered
Iaen for and EaiuSt the ability Of the negro
at fte arar yes MdrcelUs Thornton may
[ nre r8-a o. quail as the flCt is established
/ re does not possess the only stomach In
rzia tIsr does not regard quantity when
iz hllrt.
Mr T. B BE cher. near Milien, in this c0un-
r1Vs tina frTuesIlrG Herald, rs one
na r,vrl WON'T beg merchants for Western
81 a rim- tlis wear. Thi. season he killed
,~ re-.-1lu- four hundred and ninety i've
Tfa rl- Th- hams weighed fOrtY-nine
rasrscn. end twelve gallons OF lard we're
.
Brrka county rai-iug Its length was seven
nne h.If feet. circumference SIX feet and
-rt forty iu l o. Mr belcher Killed M
nore f-e Ee-s -Gls wiuter."
.ra A. W-rtez1mq weekly. ION Thursday
- iast nhrur 81 X O'Clock. tne alarm OF hre
heari. and We proceeded 20 the spot 10
ffa store uccuUiei by q. G.. GRAFT to be on
Ia was bounded on the north by the
q. new u- B building or W. Minor, and the
,ae could 20 no farther in that direction.
= arofrer small building. occupied by
7rrCorh- cllOred. was IN flames. Another.
rnied br Lo IS Sea, cul0red, was soon IN
nr.os Of rhe dread ces rOFe-. The large
- l.lrrIsg- shop next followed, when
Her-se were. Subtuet- AL the buildings
~ - l-ruartv OF H Haior W. Z. Drumright.
srera uninsured. Tie stock OF Mr. Grant
insured FOR S1.ol0 Loss about $1,000.
origin of Che Gre was incendiary.
srfira f-s article 'sDub'in's Hope" the
ifn Post says. Col Shewmake. Of Angus
1rs benin Dublin several days looking
'r 10 interests Of his SumterViile Factory
s. Is NOS q man 90 90 about business with
'aat -uri.h Of trumpets, but his elOrts
rnrs. rf.. less effective for that We believe
ttfmrerviI e Factory IS an assured fact.
eheVmake a SO Informs Us that there IS
rs Nftle talk Of gltarlnE railroad from
rlstE via Lluis-iiIe and Dublin q connect
( thr Cole system ar some point on the
sou and Eruusalc< Road IRE charter Tor
~ esrs aE and some believe Col. Cole Wiil
1I As to the building Of t, however, Col
Mo- express an opinion
,aerieus Republican. "On Tuesday after
- e the Macon bound passenger. Captain
riee W eicl con -ucrOr. was nearing the city,
ufiI- in tle Croghan field. the axle or the
md driving wheel on the left Of ths engine
- short OF bY the wheel The engine run
4 ristau-e IF two hundred and forty yards
,re D. was stopped. DO Is fortunate That the
b rras on a curve. tn broken side being the
ID thus keeping the grooves or the
sls pressed on the lower side. no pSssen-
were hur-. but all were te rlo-y dlsap-
~ at their unavoidable delay. The rail
& 49, YES worked hard ana faithfully 10
49, broken steamer out OF the WaY ig or
ther rii.s train might move on, as an extra
- v-ss connected with the rear end Of it.
tn = late 1ogr Tues1ay night the train was
ztuck-
- the Walton Timer. st should be a mat
IA arasr pride 20 every C Jizen Of Walton
- II, Know that ia a contest between diff
~ cotton. raised in every country in the
II and on every ntirent, that the staple
"a right here at home. on tire poor, white
q broken Arrow District in Walton county
= II De declared by competent judges 20 be
- The cotton OF Miss Saliie Mckae took
r-ar,fum ar she EXPEDITION as being he
4 snlrr staple cotton on exhibition. We
4 ----sfrr- Kiss Ealie on her good fortune
- az rle award was declared great
- r,ar cotton was made. and u was rap
M one ~ zen dollars a stalk. Mith proper
4 -.--.srr shf viil realize q handsome sum
-0rev from her cotton. bat no more than
artr.v f..zerves. f0r il is due 70 her care
-,r-islti9D fbat the ScKibbin hybrid cot
IN attained such great excellence
learn from the GWinnett Herdid that "a
b sfabbing sffray occurred at scales
~ about SIX mites east Of Lawrenceviile,
fifav before Christmas. in which DO h par
wee cut We have not seen any person
was present az the difficulty. but learn
On thar cav a party Of young men were
and had been drinking. A misunder-
fiua arose about some trivial matter be
IA Charles T.. W cd and John TOieE. Il
ainated in a fight. and both parties used
knives. cutting Zach other fearfulY-
ft l. ss1i. received fifteen wounds, some
I'm of a serious character. Il was reported
-ve-ei- chat he could net recover. but later
rmatiou is that he may get veil. although
critical condition. Wood was stabbed IN
-sI piaces, bat not 50 seriously. he has
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