Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-18
rrVl IN THREE STATES.
-,rcra. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
rtrOLTNA PUT IN TYPE.

-,rcra. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
C4EOLINA PUT IN TYPE.
-,..isner Thomas Opinion of the
'--r.-rut GRANTEES Submitted for the
~ capitol - A Railroad Accident
- ree>burE which Killed Two Per
and Injured Many Others.
GEORGIA.
.eC. Cromer, Of Hartweu, is dead.
removed from Hartweu to his
--lth Carolina last Tuesday.
De uill Dee enlivened by munich
.l the hrst saturday in January.
10 81 % l3 Hartweu has decided
I- t1r the building Of a new school
,---- freight on the Savannah, Flor
Western ~ditched' four cars at Pei
r-.ar-
. ISL -. Dlasbee. OF Waynesboro. is out
$500 ou account Of an incendiary
.... lI Dis corn crib.
. Johnston. of Alabama. has been
SISTER. Mrs. Silas Atkinson, Of
.- ..ar tea years separation.
n..-.. County Poor House Keeper. G. H
-s7n resign. The privilege Of feed
ier the paupers VIII be let to
-.icr.
t.- i.e works are tangled up in Iiti-
r VIII take years to settle. 4
las been formed that viii be in
.. March.
near Brownwood Church family
-aeu acrsllp Of 49, and majority
wears ot age. What does old
aith ImmigratiOns
re-5orof Browuwood has copper
l7li. and one with the famous
urcknev stamped on its face, 'sMil-
.eH-e. not one cent for tribute"
.r. .-.r frry has decided that umbrellas
property hf c0uvicting Of theft
H.,. a- I- a custom with large pro-
.-alfuitl- helped himself TO one
.EluE lts owner.
.r.e-auce element OF Athens is
.ul SAYS BE- Will test prohibition
E. Eear- The race viii be very close.
..u u.-rnes promise TO vote the prohibi-
Alc stock law will also be tested
county.
.r DAYS a-o the tram ON the Hartwel
sam into ca pile OF cross-t ties which
.r Hlt across the track a few miles
H.r.Vel. No other damage than the
.L tle glass in the headlight of the
was done. 10 would 90 hard with the
r.tHr i caught.
H.u- the son Of a colored carpenter
rr- Shot Jesse lewis. also colored and
wears through thc leg because he re-
ar-amaauy him 90 the city after a
expedition The charge of shot
wound which may result in perma-
rrE to tle irmh-
Baiuhriirc Methodist sabbath school
N.uarv Society held their regular anni-
euterl lotumcnt at the Methodist
lu sunday evening last Superinten-
a0~'A t.Nir.'Nl NlFE fANlNl~N~ WITH an
far She neniEhted heather and took up
.lecticu For their benefit. About $40 was
r.Eei
rae Rainlrii-e Dsnocr1t SAYS: I'VE should
.re lu ordinance forhiddIug the running
-. 20 horsss, or leaving them unattended or
Ils-t on Che streets Also. one forbid
attenlancc upon our Police Courts
I .ren unter j years OF agc-to hear the
-aue ana vulEartv there detailed by foul
.ra.l ucnrhes and protane swearers who
... Irr--es.
..- UHuutE- arrived lu Rome. Not long
.-rHI became dangerously iu. the svmp-
each ease pointing o. poisoning. Rem
... tre lonl which the family had eaten
rHH harmless aud DC Is believed that
rH-s wRs caused by water which had
drank tn the train. Death was feared
---- hGt an were on The road TO recovery
.--H1rt--
H.rirr.r Sar savs. 'sOn Monday morn
.rrerc dav. Mr. II. y. Mulkey. who
.-.r-- rt Nr. Thomas McDougal's, was
H..orc tfc mirror c0mhing his hair.
.r ~ reel. Mrs McnouEal caught
r1f casei him down on the floor.
u.- discovered that hc was dead.
.e.r-c he 0te a hearty supper, and
l1 nc ru excellent health. Mr..
aa- an OH man. probably &C.
N. .-1n grlie1ni1l says: "a party of
..artV cuicrauts came 90 Madison.
ra. to take the cars for Texas. There
...0r Ir Che party. and 1t required
..-. wagons and several buCEies to bring
-Hr. trs.r baggage On tins depot. If they
r.re ~rcetSSful than some who have
Ineu. thc effects OF the entire
rsrtIc iu an ordinary carpet sack,
-e. ready to return.
E.. .-aro--a special of the 18th inst. says:
.1nuan- AGED 5. a respected far
....rH-. county. Tenn. undertook last
r..E lrrr-~ che railroad bridge over
..r.r-a c-ccS. aear this city. when he
rr---..l .E l Western and Atlantic train
r. feeI into the river below. His
H..H..- rTcreI hV the bridge watchmau.
N- WAS ou his way o. visit a brother
Dad % for
years
tr- Psrrrr- Wrtctm1D saws: ''While
.na tle Ola kitch house IN Athens.
.- r..s. MT. Holmes found IN the boxing
H.l family letters. some dated IN
.F were 90 purely "a private nature.
written frem salem. y. g.. by Matll-
$3.50 Taylor Do MS Martha a. Chetham.
was as heavy as parchment and
ra stamp. the simple word Mail
a-lru across the corner. In those
nr-tc- Lei was collected on delivery Of
.-. arl envelopes were not invented
l.rrr- Err 1--- WlEtctuiTu saws: capt.
Irma-, one ~ the Capitol Commis-
-.r- no che various samples OF build
-a-t uut, the stone Mountain gran
a. taC poorest quality and highest'
were uiered beautiful stone from
t.at conli Zee laid down Ia Atlanta
-llu thc Stone Mountain company
There Is another granite near Atlanta
Iu quality to it. The Captain Is
H.H ulcl-cI with the Pickcus county
arI De I- anxious to b-ild the capitol
E ..--l material f the prices are not too
.rt Wa saws the building will not
,- si.0tloQl. as an plans viii be made
FAR c-Flmate- Atlanta has given over
'. tae enterprise, which is very liberal
uart uf that city"
Madison Erffs11frH uarrates rather
.- history a. follows: simeon \. At
...l -u Ne1r Ork on the 18th from the
-.. a iaL. which occurred at his place
1 week previous 10 ms DEATH lie
nam afr % wears quite prominent IN
a .lrualisn. lie began his career IN
-H. ..Huf 1917. lu the olu fau1Av iSifor
e and ehrcc wears later. when but is years
.. ..-aue les editor. filling the chair with
.ilv u.s. to De called 10 take charge Of
tg leading literary paper Of Georgia,
-Hai In Augusta. when only 2l years OF
several wears later he established the
-.N -7.a-9l ltflrifci. Ml'ich ne cuhuuc-
a.tl wonderful success until interrupted
uc rar. lie was then called TO take
af an Illustrated literary paper IN tina,
- which commenced and ended its career
Zee war- After the war he was for sew
years editor aud proprietor OF a paper IN
Al.1r-. whence he removed % New 1Ork TO
.s. charge oI the publication Of the Forest
N-rrHi. and was Tor some time connected
HH t1c Dfii1 Nfsrs Of that city. Though OF
N1rtteru ni~ih. Mr. Atkinson never faltered
devotion 90 the state Of his adoption,
ar' was cnuspicuouslF battling with his able
raa daring the dark days Of the Bullock reign,
a- though q poor man. spurned with
rrsuz Indignation the ofTer of hrihe TO
Hel hi- pen iu behalf of the mOngrel ring
He was Younger brother of Mr.. 4. Atkln-
-1u. of our city. lie leaves widow and sew
cral children.
FLoRInA.
Quincy enjoyed the novelty OF a rain Friday.
The nuuihcr ~ winter visitors TO Tallahas-
see D. on thc increase.
A citizen 90 Gadsden county made over SIG
asa week hy hunting ottcrs.
Twenfv-siN barrels Of oranges were i'm
-rrted into hey West last week from Cuba
The city iai at Starke was destroyed by
-r. FRIDAY. It was the work Of an incendi-
.rr
AT infant child 81 a. smith, of Bainbridge,
IL ---- n--n--.H IL The ras-lcnre OF III.