Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-01
j. H. ESTILL, PROPRIETOR

Wss universally beloved, and his memory and
good deeds viii be cherished by his fellow citi-
zens
Inc turpentine manufacturers Of Ware and
the surrounding counties will meet in conven.
tlon at Waycross on the 9th inst, the object of
'ne meeting being to ARA oge plans for their
mutual interest and pcotec ION.
Dalton has received uu to date something
over one thousand bales OF cotton.
Cnattahoochee county has a live Agricultural
SOCIETY, winch meets regularly ami discusses
topics OF interest to planters.
~ Inc e.. Amer.cus Oil Mill is nearly completed.
ana the .Ilf lager says he expects 20 tirn the
"heel on the first Of November
The total receipts Of cotton at CoIuubus nm Ia
saturday have been e, SIS bales-iust ara bales
year. S-S'soH lss0
At recent meeting of the C'itv Council ~
McDonough, Henry county. the animal Tcense 80
$3.50. from 90 TO
Hartwell sun: ''Notice-Persops who want
20 gee drunk, curse and shoot pistols on SUN
such amusemenus"
C in the Constitution: II notice in the
hefdtd OF Friday that two hundred dollars is
held mere to het on Mr.. Speer, and can find no
Iakers- Will not only cover that amount but
VIII pay twenty-five dollars premium for the
privilege" -O' ''-0
An effort is being made to secure a new mail
route IN Henry county, commencing at Nc
Donough and touching the following points in
Ine order named: Wano, Sandy Ridge Island
Shoa,s; Snapping SHOALS, Peachstone Shoals
and White Houss.
Governor Stephens bought Liberty Halt"
nus nome, IN lo4S. and it was closed Tuesday
/ last Tor the first tina SINCE No one will re-
main there now but Mr.. O'Neil, an old friend of
NV otet'hens, VINO IS neSrly 80 years Of age
Mneh ne told Mr. stephens goodbye he said:
| Make good Governor of yourself"
| A telegraph Office will be opened at Crayv-
ford, on the Athens Branch OF the Georgia
| Ranros1, on November 1st This will be a
| great convenience to the citizens of Oglethorpe
county. Lexington will have the only office
| between Union Point aud Athens A branch
OF the CITY Office will also be established at the
Augusta Excnange after the 1st inst.
| 4 special to the Atlanta Constitution. dated
Hardeman spoke here Thursday in the Interest
| OF q e organized Democracy. His speech WIS
a telling one, and the friends of Gambler were
much cneered by il, aud Speer's friends corre-
| spondlugly depressed. He entirely forgot he
| was csnCidate aud devoted his entire a-glI-
ment Ter the one eyed plOw boy OF Pigeon
hoost- jackson VIII give Caudler from 4. } to
~ malOfIty-Some claiming as high as SCO
| The vote OF this place standS by actual polI So
Tor Gambler to i y Spec. Tpe co!ored vote is
considerably DIVIDED, and when YOU have
| large majority Of the white, end a division
among me colocet population, the vote of
Caudler eau hardly be est mated. COurt is in
htoeAuus JuUEo EEWlu DEcSiI-nE. Ine grand
| jury has been polled aud stands - for Gambler
and for Speer. The traverse iurles stand 10
each for Gambler, and 10 each for Speer So
Emory, it seems, will have TO tramp the gang
way of the defeated candidate so far as old
| jackson is concerned"
The grand jury Of Richmond county iu their
| recent general presentment make the follow
| ing suggestions in regard TO the enforcement
/ Of the law against the selling Of Tquor on Sun
day: The laws Of the State aud city are str;n-
/ gent and amply sufficient to protect the CITY
/ aud county from this growing evil. which con-
tribu-es so largely u our criminal Dc cketS and
| is the source OF enormous expenditures from
| the public treasury. If the grand 1ures OF
| the county will CO operate with our present
very efficient police system, we , lieve that
| this violation OF the law Of the State can be
| suppressed We therefore recon mend thai the
| President of the Board of Police Commissioner I
/ be reque led to furnish the next graud iu
/ with list or a'l v.OlRtOrs of the law AGAINST
/ ke sping omen b1rrooms or selling liquor on
Sundav, giviug rs ines or offenders and Wit
mes e ;, aud II tried for Violations of city ordi
/ nances, give the result o. such trial and
/ amount of fire or pur slime lt imposes, If any,
/ aud what part OS such fine or punishment was
RENTED. II auy; 1u we RESP ct oily recon-
/ mend 10 the next grand ldty TO investigate ell
/ such case and should it appear TO them tnat
| the punishment imPo. ID ms not been sufi-
| cienU 60 prevent repetition OF such Violations
| OF law, or IN cases Were toe same party hFS
/ been repeatedly found gUuty OF the same
/ Cffsnse- that they be Instructed TO appear be-
/ fore the City Court TO answer for violations of
the State law"
Atlanta Constitutions: ''At the August term
/ OF Hall Superior Govt, Britt Osborne, a well
/ known character in this community, YVES con-
/ vicfsd OF rooi sry and sentenced TO five years
| in the penil eutiary. He his be IN lying ia Jail
| since his sen nee, pending an appeal on mo-
ton for a new tlaL III wife h. : frequently
gone vls'5 him and ID .rfy him some Special
article OF food She came last Saturday eve
ni0g about dark and CeSed Sheriff Gaines il
she might te perTittl to stay al niyhG n the
cell with her nusOapd. - II some hesitation
I her Z h.lf ba vra rOfG hat
| sucu frequent visits would not per mitt
| hereltter. a. was quiet in the Jail
/ duT Dg the night, and, after sun
/ up sunday mOIriDg, the Sherf let
/ the wOmT \ out. He d not mott her face
nor look at her pa. ,icI 'arly clio =, IS it IS his
habit when opening the gate to let any one out
/ 70 keep - eye on the crowd Of D. oDeIs in
side to prevent q 1 Ish from them. he woman
| slipped quickly ouE aRd no more Wes thought
/ OF the saair. uutil two hours aft rds, when
| OsOOrne's little g RI = m9 ID the Jail with lot
| OF WOmans ClOtni1g, aud d her father had
/ sent them her mother. She WI = I'D her
mother pa1 gone, bat when the child insis- ]
/ that she had noe, the Sheriff suspiciOTS were
arOuLed and he went 10 Osb0rne's ceH.
I M Osborne crouch up in her night
/ cOthe- aud her husband nowhere to be seen.
| Inc woman hr dre 7ed him in her clothes
and thus cured his eSc1pe, ne had gone bV
his house and Left the wOman's apps Ell to be
returned to rs faithful spouse Two cir.um-
stances made the deception very easy. Os-
bOrne'S wife a woman OF large frame, and
fully as " as he is. Then she always wears
very large sunbOnnet, and when meeting a
person kee IS her eyes invariably sverted.
When the leriff ScOvered her trick he felt
badly sold, but aiter some deiioeration let the
cunning woman out Of Jail in the same attire
that had served to hDerate her husband.
Search he's been mlde for Osborne, but he
doubtless ues me te good his escape. His wife
seems to be very proud Of her successful
scheme TO get him out of jail. Hereaft r
SneIid Gaines will be suspicious Of petticoats.'