Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

the Ge0rE5i AEatrSs
TTT .-,1 s,--s of the Wesleyan Female Col
y. ,rsc,n was struck by lightning Friday
an - Nons-erial damage was done.
bsS ,f the citizens OF Thomas county
IN .-.,r.z.4 the .sThOmasvile lie Conte
% c-rnauv.'' with capital Of $4,000.
III. --,r1ss DO buy. clear up 100 acres Of land
OF .sa railroad and set it out in lie Conte
- 7r- Thomas T. Blackshear has been
y ..lp-.--isrt. and E. NJ Mallette Secretary
,as Treasurer.
1rf .-ssiispcs of slrs. o. II. Jones, corner Of
ion Ill Hunter streets, Atlanta, was de-
oe rs5b bv fire Saturday morning at half past
.ish ee O'Clock.
ear bs Ocean Fire Company Of Brunswick was
~ r5,rz-d last week. They have fine
vm amer and with an adequate supply Of
Ter. viii do good service in the future G.
- field has b4eu elected Foreman and
D. Mccaudess engineer.
bs foreign shipments OF lumber from Bruns-
- x last week amounted to 1.s7O.590 feet
as, IN hundred barrels rosiu and 2.026 casks
51e. i.s turpentiue were also exported to
OF ndon.
"a. the oat crop Of East Georgia has bfen esti-
81 rei by the Agricultural ssociation at 40
eZ cent. or % per cent. above an aver
Inc fruit crop is almost q failure in Bulloch
Dr. mty.
In CIi citizen and successful farmer OF But
county says: "If seasons continue favora-
. corn viii sell at fifty cents per bushel in
as. lchthis wear"
he d.e Alfred oliver Of Ebert county, who
a. he ATTN of December last was stricken over
head with a gun by Mr. S W. Almond
sh from the effects Of his wound on last sun
A jury cf Inquest returned a verdict
nj deceased came 90 his death 10y blows in
be bed by S W. Almond at the time above
10 "a bfei Judge Oliver vas one Of Ebert
OF n hniy's best citizens and was held in high
eem by all the people OF the county.
E8le Northeastern Railroad is finished to
- ia one mile of Tallulah Falls, which favor
.s' catering place promises to be one of the
9r cipal summer resorts Of Georgia this
N on.
Il. e Sylvana Telephone is authorized to
~ that the friends Of COL G r Black will
" ent his name for denomination before the
=, h1cratc Congressional Convention, 20 be
On the 9th Of September next.
Z. = the giving way of a derrick employed in
WlE some utufY LlllOSf al the Ming lfill,
nsta. Friday afternoon, six OF the work
we're seriously hurt Arthur Michael was
- ytht between two girders and his skull hor
7--lsA Z mashed. William Brown had his arm
n eIf, in two places and otherwise hurt Foul
FIl1 cs we're more or less injured. Arthur
.fael is supposed to he.fatally hurt.
q U 4Ir Charles IT. Phiuizy on Friday elected
3 Resident of the Augusta Factory by the stock
y ,lders Of the company,
y augusta was visited Friday morning by an
nusual electrical display. a young man
: aamed Radford was stunned while walking on
eIfair street. y calf and a number Of chick
hs we're struck by lightning near the Gene
~ and killed. Lightning struck Pearl ave-
he, in front Of the sibley Mills. and Cug q
rye hole in the ground
r HThe city OF Augusta has closed a contract
ath the gas company for lighting the streets
the ne xt five years at a considerably lower
e than during the previous fige years.
fhe Macon pest Office now has five carriers,
Hho receive a salary Of $3.50 per year. including
e mounted carrier. who receives SOD Fer
BAR additional for his horse.
The Gamma Sigma Society of Middle Georgia
ollege, at Jonesboro, will have a public de-
Ate on the afternoon Of July 4. upon the ques-
Dn: Resolved, that war has been a greater
lrse to the human race than intoxicating
fuors" On the affirmative side Of the ques-
on will appear W. c. Moss. OF Hart county,
hd f. L. Haynes. Jr., Of CLAYTON county, and
\ the negative. W c. Cousins, Of Clayton
snniy. and NJ Benton, of Jasper county. We
y indebted to the committee OF arrangements
an invitation to be present on the occasion.
The Democratic Convention of Berrien
rnty declared for Stephens by a majority of
s-sixths OF a vote. L. L Lastinger was de-
bed the choice OF the convention for the
bate, and the vote for H. G. Turner for Con-
r. ssw was unanimC us on the first ballot
~ he Northeastern Railroad owns ESQ acres OF
M D at TaluiGh Falls. fronting on the Grand
A. asm. and it is the intention to cut it up into
q an lots and sell to parties to improve with
tages. It is also suggested to build large
~ on the ground. lease il to a private party.
N have IL so arranged that families can live
Nleir own cottages and order meals fl ON the
tAurant.
birth Star: 'On Wednesday afternoon Of
week Mr. E. H. Fletcher and son of
a. C. Brooks were hOeiug cotton in field
Hf SIX miles from Isabella, lightning struck
about fifty yards from them. The hoes
knocked out OF their hands and thros n
nee OF ten feet The parties were badly
p, but soon recovered. The hoes were
which doubtless attracted the electric
CedartOwu -idrerttser says: There is
the laoorers at the Cherokee Iron Com.
a modern samson in the person OF
htz Rothenback, a German. He can lift
carrY about the yard pair OF car wheels
lhed oy axle weighing over five hundred
us, with as much Apparent ease as an or
y man would handle ike object weigh
ne hundred pounds"
ring the past year there was expended by
is-usts r acl1ly Tor ne = machinery, II hich
oW Ia successful operation, 81 g 2 81. and
statistics accompanying the report of the
fident show that Ass Isl pounds S0O,5S3
les or lf,74i t53 yards Of goods we're manu-
ured from June llih, lsSi 20 June 10Th.
Ihe cotton consumed. equal TO 1873
Is, 1914 pouuts each. amounted to 6,Obe.
u pounds; The average number of looms run
ttJte, average yerts per loom per day,
o; average number Of hands employed
52, eggregate wages paid, Sl7z so 81 :
gregate sales, ts4,le 50 The capital stock
the mil Is $4,000, and its assets foot up
2sA 10
he Telegraph and Messenger records an
er murder IN Macon on Frlday night. one
Bailey. negro shooting and killing another
70 NAMED Paris Tapman. The particulars
|stven by an eFe-Wituess are as follows "a
gro man by the name OF JrO. Bailey. who is
frequent visitor of the store in which Tap
an IS CLERK, came down stairs from meeting
the sons and Daughte OF Jacob and asked
pman LOT charge for a dollar, saying that
wanted -FOUR quarters Tapman seemed to
busy and went forward from the back room
licn IS par, 20 the front part OF the house
10 the grocery When he came back he
mt into the drawer 10 change the dollar. and
ere was no money in the drawer Bailey
Ked Tor his chang, and the old man said
at al the money was gone, ard that there
d been no one in the room but him (Bailey)
3 seems to have nettled Bsiley tho quickly
y his pistol and fired. the bali taking effect
led As soon as shot. Tapman cried out:
Lord. am dead man and fell to the
r Bailey has hed, but officers are in pur-
columbus Zines: Thursday afternoon
'ter Frank FlcurnOy. ten-yearOld son OF
JOnn +. FiOurnoy, escaped death in a most
Faeulous way. Just before the rain storm
Ane up about three O'Clock, Frank and his
e sister were playing n the yard when the
le slIl ran IN the house out OF the rain and
FRANK climbing around the well. Be
lLns uneasy at Franks not coming in, Mrs
oufhoy sent ont for him TO come into the
use. oIt Ply Frank wac to be found The
S,Il remembering she last say him on
q We vel, sne 1oid her mother. and the tIath
& = leu on Aer mind, and at once she called to
mea servant on the uIsce ro on 10 tbs we'll
4 eh he did. and to his astopishn,ept the Iir
NeiioN answered. him at once from the bot
Il Nof the Wel. The bucket vas in r,,ajiatsIt,
tFOwn and the little hero bounced in ana
s#tA Analleo % the surface, wet and cold with
3V Ao" sbght brUises- The well ia sixty
iest Qeep, VITA three feet Of water and
little fellow was standinguD - his chin in
er for a considerable time He carried a
EDb which was on the well, to ne bottom
" MIN, which, perhaps aided him in keen
his head above water"
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HOrsfoTdfs Acid Rhosphate
5leneteial In inebriety and 10 many dis
ses where the nervous evsfeun fe unsfr,,,c.