Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-04

from the Effects of Poison Taken by /
Mistake.
GEORGIA.
dr. Hale. Of Orala. Florida. las moved TO
Athens.
TIE late session Of the Legislature cost the +
considerable real estate Is offered for sale .
DOB nd about Miller
The pipe for tie water work, at Athens j..
F... ~ laid very FAST
omnibus licenses cost $40 each ami those for F
IONS So il Augusta.
Mr. pockiu- kiled a deer FRIDAY not one 4
from Ta,'Ulah Hotel.
There src i53 scholars in attendance at the +
~uleFsgiiie pupiic school.
rr. Long. Dt Newman. has purchased the /
Oh tong drug store at Athens.
r A. LorI formerly of TOom sb0rO. has +
f..5mc q res ielt Of Milledgeyille.
Rev. 7. Z. q richardson killed thirJv-seven /
rrels near Narneryille one day last week. /
- b. Patmaa'5 place. miles from Athens. /
brought So = per as're- at sherid \, sale Non +
Colonel Young. proprietor of Tallulah Ho I
g.. has made more than $4,000 profit the pres I
tr, season.
Lightning shj.ered "a large tree in the vi /
r.u.ty u a CROW ied school room ia Columbus /
the other day.
The North Georgia Female College at /
G.ane5yille, opened Monday with an attend |
aree % 50 Cr more.
re-. W. r. White. colored, has been re-
moved from the post of Deputy Collector of
Eeeenuc ia Augusta.
villa Bica received her first hundred bales
.- cotton in one day. on 22d of September. and
last Saturday. 10Th, bought 10 bales.
N9ranO Boyer, Of >andersville, shipped last
wetk cine barrels Of Washington county
crown apples OF the Romantic variety.
EnO-y College. at oxford. opened yeSter-
Dr. Eayg1oi say, the prospects are brighter
than ever before for this grand old institution.
Miss izzie, daughter Of Judge sampson
Daniels. OF ~1IierSville. died on Saturday
n.-ht last after 81 long illness with typhoid
t-ver-
-T ~. PAUL, of Dublin, has a coffee tree
rowing in hI- yard which Is now three feet
ti-1, and looks perfectly fresh ami green. 10
i- -rOwIng finely, but no signs Of fruit.
Mrs Ellen Anchors. mother of y. II. An
ch0rs. 81 HajjOck's station. dropped iead
M0udsg night about ] o'clock. 10 j, supposed
front seasc pt the heart. size was 90 or 90
wears Cid
At The Conrer- colt show TUESDAY j. r.
Tley was awarded the first honor for the
best blooded colt. and T. II. Bryaus. Sr.. the
second honor Tor the best grown colt tu his
age. There were 10 or II entries.
Deputy 5lar-has Cash and Weld went to
Macon county on Monday and arrested Din6
B5-heii, charged with illicit distiling. lie
was brought jo Macon and was released
Tuesday morning on giving bond Of 500.
James All.o0d. Of OcOnee, had his house
burned On saturday. There was about 500 i'm
rr1ucT IN the house. which was burned. It i-
ua. known how size FIRE caught, as the family
we're - church. but u Is supposed to Ue lncen-
diary.
The fam session of the Georgia Holmes, As-
-Ho-atiGu viii begin i'm WarreutOn Friday.
october 26. and continue until the following
wednesday ui-ii or Thursday morning. Rev.
60. u. Watson. L.. D.. of Kentucky. VIII be
ur1ScGt.
Monday afternoon about O'Clock q severe
wind Storm PASSED over q portion ot Floyd
county zuoWn as Living-tou'- district, blow
ru- down fence, and timber. several small
lf... " ar. ~ rrsrHn a..
were .si-taIuCa-
Love Rogers. negro living 80 W. BOB RAN
lo.pn street. Atlanta, was found dead iu Dbl,
hel Tuesday morning. lie was an unmarried
man ard livctj win hj= father. He wa, sub
fccf tO Ft-. ami It b. supposed this Wa- the
cause G- his death.
Veroeec. thc Atheniau who has a patent ON
everything, from 81 corkScrey 20 % locomotive.
has flung t0 tic breeze an invention that caps
The climax patent -cratchcr. 1t il small
piece O. metai' ana can scratch any part oi
Charlie Walker. who lives near Hapeville.
while guder The influence Of too much beer.
-wa-lowed - cents worth of morphine for the
purpose OF set-icstructiOn. lt made him sick
auu ne threw DO ail up. and by that time had
concluded not 70 die. Marital trouble, was
fIe cease of hi- dissipation and melancholy.
Sc 1ennille. about 1890 o'clock Monday
morning. the -torehouse belonging To- Capt.
D. E- Franklin, and occupied by ". j. NJ.
>ultL with general merchandise. and the rear
lart by 4. y. Iant, butcher, was burned.
There vas uO insurance ON the house. but the
goods we're insured. It is not known how the
tre 0-.-inated.
Notice has been published in Augusta of the
uI-s1i--iGn Of.tllc firm Of Thomas K. Rhodes,
son 6 20. by mutual consent and of the CO.
partnership Of AIessrs. ThOs. '. Rhodes and
W. r scott, under the firm name of Rhodes Il
scott, The new firm Will continue the bUsi-
ness lc fancy and family groceries and plan
tatior supplies.
At &iledgeville fire broke out Monday
night about go O'Clock at the south corner Of
AEN - q n
der @ Strong wind consumed the entire sta
hles, together with feed, four wagons. etc.
The to=s Is about $500. IL originated be-
tween The rounds Of the night watch. and was
fhe WC-s OF an iuceudiary.
Rice ( Townsend's two-stOry frame wagon
and t--cksmith shop, with large lot Of
wa--r material, In DahlOnegd, was entirely
dcstre-ad by fire Saturday night. The fire Is
supposed to have started from spark from
the LIS ,ksmith shop falling among fodder and
tops .1-ed IN the second story Of the building.
The l1-s Is between $1,000 and $1,000. There
WAS 10 insurance
james A. Bradford an aged and prominent
citizen III Columbus, died Tuesday from the
effects Of poison taken by mistake. He has
been taking tonic of gensIng for sometime.
and E-esday before eating dinner walked to
the mEntelpIccc. where the bottle usually sat,
and tazing by mistake a small bottle contain
iu- q powerful neuralgia lniment took dose
of it. The mistake was soon discovered,
uhvs5etaus summoned and every possible
cfor- -sade 10 relieve him, but without avail.
and - died in about two hours after.
Wllt out shooting on Tuesday last. John ..
Mathews. Of Scriveu. attempted 10 recap
loaded she'll when the cap exploded and the
shell 6Jrst into atoms, cutting and burning
his hands in serious manner. The left fore
uu-Cr had the flesh torn completely on from
the 6-ss joint 10 the end and down to the
bone. The thumb on the same hand was also
split c21n for more than an inch on the ont
side and the whole hauu more or les ~coIrued-
The right tOrcfuger and thumb were also
paiuflly cut, but not So seriously as the left.
In Atlanta on Tuesday Latta, Young man
VINO c"Leu mIu. bogus SHeIhs anu ot'itS'
was r-'eased IRON JAM. ms orothef. T. 9.
Latta. Of Raleigh, y. C.. going his bond. The
kilograms from jacksonville Chief of Police
were considered. ana Tor quite g while II
seemcG IS If I.atta would be compelled to re
main 1n Jail, but upon his suretles promising
that ne should not leave until an effort hat
been r-lde to settle the Jacksonville matter
he Ws-s released. ! Ouug Latta denies having
done anything in Jacksonville, but a letter
from Clief Of Police Ninzant of that place.
which reached Atlanta Tuesday. declares
that be sold a forged draft in that city.
Oglceree. the notorious tramp child-stealer.
Is th0-s- ht 20 have once lived IN Merwether
county, acting rs wagner for the tate John
= Bl@icck- Concerning the same man, the
6reeET-ilC Indicator has the following: The
last news heard from Ogletree. the child
stealer, W as that he was beyond the Chatta-
noocLC1 river. some are Inclined TO think
that he was lost iu White Oak creek swamp.
Al upper Merlwether and lower COweta were
m clo~e pursuit ON foot. ON horseback, with
guns and dogs, and it does appear remarkable
that be escaped. From reliable information
we enolsil JuNge that at least fifty men were
engaged IN the chase.
Last TUESDAYS son of Mr. Adams al Eatop-
ton, was smothered To death while pIaviug in
q pile Of seed cotton. just about the same
time q similar death took place Ia Emanuel
county. as told by the SwainsbOro Ifea5-er.
"A little son Of ar. and Mrs. Wilder Phillips
was sm0thered 10 death while playing in some
seed cotton several DAYS 90. When found Us
his sister his head was buried IN the cotton.
The little fellow gasped only two or three
times after being eXtricated. Parents should
not allow their children to play either in lint
or seed cotton Another case OF similar
nature was also announced IN the NEWS few
days ago
Athens Banner F0tchH8GH says. The wife
of W. ). Whitmire, prominent merchant Of
Clayton. Rabun county, has elOped with ).
AicCurry, OF the same place. On the eve of
the abandonment Mrs. W. wrote her nus band
that she loved him and their child, and that
she would meet them again. Mr.. W. Is IN
deep grief, and for three days subsequent 10
the eiopement has eaten nothing, often burst
ing into tears. RumOr says that their marital
union had for several years past been IN
ttucitous, consequent upon Mr.. W. charging
tnat she and McCurry had been on too inti-
mate terms. Mrs. W. is not a pretty
hOnlAhs Is rather unprepossessing in her ap-
peaIahce-0ut the elOpement proves that she