Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-10-03

making improvements and additions. We
would be glad TO see the number Of spindles
doubled. There is no better place 70 make
cotton factory pay than where the cotton is
raised and where fuel Is cheap. We are glad
70 learn that the Quitman factory is paying
handsome dividend"
Mr. Tom Watson has announced that he has
assumed editorial control OF the Ddde County
Gazette, published at Rising Fawn He says
N his salutatory: We viii try to make the
Gazette a looking glass to the common interest
OF the people OF Dade county, and suffice to
say that her people are best people il they
would only recognize the fact. Your capabili-
ties are wonderful. Your opportunities are
grand Your resources are wonderful Nature
seemed 70 have sweetly smiled on you, and
soWn In her profusiOn all her beauties and
Dandishments -
General Henry R. Jackson. at Atlanta and
augusta mas made two Of the most effective
speeches Of the campaign. His euloRium OF
Ar- stephens In his Atlanta speech vas most
eHectlve enorI, and his speech in Augusta was
one one OF the purest and most polished ever de-
HFered before public assembly The ChrOn3-
cte ana COnsfituttOnGlist has this high criti-
clsIn OF his Augusta speech: Were all public
Speecnes OF the plane and plan Of those Of
D5.cA isA ana jackson, politics in Georgia would
gIIer an example of purity and power which
me press and even the pulpit might well exert
themselves TO imifatef
Sixteen Of the merchants OF Sparta. Han
cock county, publish the following: I'VE, the
patrloIlc duty 70 do all in our power 70 secure
the triumphant election Of the Democratic
ticket at the election 70 be held on Wednesday
the 4th OF October next. and TO that end we
hereby agree 70 close our respective places Of
business on that day, and devote our energies
as well as permit our employees to do the same
tnat al honorable means may be used 70 secure
ID object desired. We mean to faithfully close
our stores ana to Keep them closed until after
the polls close.
The temperance people Of Spalding county
nave given the necessary notice of the intro
duclOn 70 the next Legislature OF a local BILL
eHJIted sn act, : % prohibit the sale or fur
hlsnlng, for. a valuable consideration. spiritu-
Gus; vlnousor malt liquors in the county OF
spaldlng Gncluding the city Of Griffin except
Tor meoiclnal, mechanical or sacramental pur-
poses under the provisions and regulations
nereln set forth to provide penalties for a
violation OF this act TO provide for its submis-
sion 70 the qualified voters Of the county for
ratlneation or rejection, and for other pur-
pOses.'
No regular nominations have been made by
either party for Senator IN the Tenth Senate
rial district. nor for Representative in Doughty
county, fusion ticket having at first been
agreed upon by the two parties. Mr. F. F.
Putney, the fusion candidate for Senator, has
WllndraWn, however, and the candidates now
IN the field for the General Assembly are: For
State Senator-J. III Rouse, Of Worth white
DemOcratl, against Henry Singleton (cOlored
republican, For Representatives.. NJ Nc
IntOsh white DemOcrat) against Ishmael
Lonon (colOred Republican,
At Greensboro on last Friday, little son Of
Mr.. NJ j. ROssmAn was bitten bY his dog. On
the previous day the same dog bit two colored
children, one a son Of Gus Dyson, ana the
othet a son Of Tom Brown. The dog was then
chained; but on Saturday morning he broke
loose, came into town and bit the little son
Of Mr.. j. E. Barnhart on his leg. He was then
pursued by an armed posse as far as Mr.. War
ner's farm. where he bit a small colored girl
On returning 70 town he was pursued down
Main street and killed by Mr.. L. G. Aycock
Some half dozen dogs or mere, who were
known to have been bitten by him, were
promptly killed.