Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-23

Jared Lawyer-A Blind Negroes Pa
,rstfc Death-RObbed of S4OO-Eum-
Sling. Along the Railroads.
GEORGIA.
,rr O'Neil and Madison George. ON trial
Atlanta for numbering Abe Daniel. were
-ut,eI saturday.
vs.. Connor. Of Frier's station. :. G..
..IsI Atlanta. en route To- Texas. with S4O0
bis rockets. Connor met Bud Kmhro
"a Tom Galloway. two Of the .'boys." and
-..4.,.eI Co do the town. All got drunk. but
.-rrr was the fullest Of the trio. when ne
.--t-l.- money was gone. Galloway can
.- r.. lruui-
rf Bapusts of Georgia have contributed
- turing the past year for various mis-
.-lrg purposes
0-.-ulU Dee Impounded in Athens between
Nav --- aud October lst. unless they are muz-
4i
athens proposes 10 tax photographers.
-1r EaVutOu spent sunday in Griffin.
brunswick has established direct trade with
-rge The arrival of the bark Northern
.-.ar British, from London is announced. a.
t---lat % the German bark. Union.
rE. Vance. Of Carroll. killed 225 rats while
...r.a- out ms barn recently.
r-la- Ueen decided that the death of John
7.ru.u. in Chattooga, was due to suicide.
r.r deaths in Augusta last week aggre-
-.5ImIv six
.aV- arr DIVING with murraln in ChattOOga.
Raslerries viii soon be ripe in Mitchell.
P.t. s.. d. Ryan passed through Atlanta
..-.ari.s au his way home TO New Orleans.
r.tl--reut the winter lecturing "A the North
II ,-att-. At. Lynn, Massachusetts, he was
-.- H- Governor Butler and a company Of
...-a Volunteers ana escorted into the city
rtr Blunt. of Augusta. aged 20 years, is
alL
trtbe mules being busy couple Of young
-f.-rle.i up calf a day or two ago and
...-. into Americus.
F-r. o. D. Allison. of Island Shoa Is. eN-
.-.r. cultivate one thousand watermelon
--r-tt.- YEAR
rra nan county ladies have given birth 10
.-.r- within one week
trlfe for SI00 side is arranged between
.raas- Atlanta trOtters.
T Albany Truck Farmers Union hold its
r-armmtbly meeting on Wednesday.
Ils south Georgia Fruit and Vegetable As
.atau win meet sc Nald0sta ON the 81 Of
m-
ODD. aI ile great needs of Covmgton is "a
a--. ueu brick hotel. with forty or fifty good
rl-
Du- Mercantile Agency reports an as
.-ueur uE U. s. Jewels mill in Hancock
l't
Irrer, handsome Methodist parsonage Al
,H-u- lls ureu completed, and Rev. !. VI. .
au- Ha- taken possession.
Hr. d. L- Eoyuton. of Bainbridgc. while
..1ru- extensive turpeutIne operations. has
l..a lasm and "a LeCOnte pear orchard.
Har, county claims that Gavernor-cIect
U.uaurI Va- p0ru at Flat shoals. and must
Irifcl in that county instead of To-
H-.-al-
T.e Gainesville E6gI- SAYS that "a young
-.s living near the line of FORSYTH county
Fll lrrY-~ the ChesIatee river three times
without stopping, one day last summer.
a general meeting of the Baptist churches
"lHt-.uz tur FIRST District Central ASSUcia-
H W.I De- held at BrOWnWOOd Church
l.---u county. commencing on the 18th inst.
u.ru- the past school year the number Of
-.dar- receiving the benefit OF the school
boo lu nuu-uerty county was l.siig. Of these
r -a were white while the culOrei num-
er- Lt,U.
Iar Nato-ta town Council has bought the
-.-l- IH- uu the corner OF Patterson and
a.e streets FOR q market house and Conn
Hal. They had To pay $500 FOR it-a round
-.--.li 70 was the only chance.
Nr-lUr Eili-. of MITCHELL hats raised some
a-l-r-lFr hundred head Of cabbage ON about
-.la acre Uf ground this wear. which have
t-a-ti him so far. ten cents apiece. and
a thc patch are finer than those already
l-.ereI.
10. u4ulOrth, of Ben Hills district. owns
-ai Jersey calf. thirteen months old. that
l- milk although she has never had Il
-. irW weeks ago the calr- udtlrr b,.-
ai swell and Mr.. Danforth had her milk
H.-l success.
usH- tl the large purchases Of cattle in
wire grass counties around by Texans and
4l, s41l1,sd dfs9b.ll}E. f.. bl}, f6f 6f bAAilPany butchers
-a-ye auI fifteen cents per pound. some c--
maize tUe number Of cattle purchased and
really for shipment in three or four cuun-
-- around Doughcrtv. a. high as 10000. ami
parties dre still purchasing.
u- Athens BTHHsr- Wdfchatuu saws. Mrs.
E. PUItt aut her son George. who were
--. .u th- hotel at Greenville. Texas. once
F- .u Athens and kept the old Franklin
-t. Little George viii be recOllected as
'--l- crippled. good natured hoy who got
l over ny wagon ON College avenue and
implied for life. There Is now only one
-t. tlg family. and he was badly mangled
--- iI-d-terE
TIE hII people IN Macon will soon have
benefit of the city'- water works. y
al-lll-- has subscribed for quite a block of
l- anil water bonds, provided tine City
-.l VIII make the contract for the
.-aut- for ten wears instead OF for five. a.
'-i next Tuesday 80 the Council. request
h f tn authorize this extension ia time of
contract. AMI there IS little doubt that 10
Htacrertpl.
>a-luias'~ Atlanta >tf5- saws. col. James
b. rfrtu was fortunate enough this morning
lli tlr uld records from the entries ON
.licl Dee can upset the claim made by the
treasury officials az Washington that Georgia
.t- .uIrHlri t0 the General Government for
.HU.e~ and money furnished 10 her cOnti-
4 fr-au=f-rInf ff Hfl -lr-
'.-tll NO These old matters was made 10y
~. Trteu ami posted this morning. after
"i. -e lrit hy one of the outgoing trains for
- -.le u MilledseviHe."
l.- w NaEcrnS7 Eep0rtsrsays: Last Monday
'r-il-- at Victoria Mills. i'm Wayne county.
D. l',HruUs gambler, cara Johnson. cOlOred.
.e.rl Nl- bank so the above named mills and
.-A-utet his operations. George Ponder.
..-e. another gambler of note, put in and
N tuc loser OF 81 IN cash. THIS was
very Ugll. butt e dispute arose about -
,-'' NArrtupou lara started to get his arbl-
-..-a -lot-un-uear by. George seeing
.--lll9u. hauled ont from ms hip pocket
.'-'ltlLu n " p~son reCouciler. and with
.--lFe.tet aim hurled a ball into the
W. %. lara. which produced peritOnitis,
-i.- Ncdth last Tuesday evening. George
~ '-tuiuE olt coon, skipped. and Is still
-ii-r- ll Doe should Dee caught mp with.
.- pr ..auhtle~- viii DE. he too Will he made
-r-pe."
- .I- Macon telegraph of yesterday SAYS:
t.--- ..tu known for some time in the CITY
,-. iifiHer Tax tOliectOr i short i'm his
-- -t tlc county. The County Com
-''. lrf- have ISSUED an execution against
@ .i sta-.t0- the amount called for by the
~ 'r what has been properly turned
o.t-- -1i- amount Is 10 be credited with
.A- Nrcu Ndlt t0 the school fund. the in
-'tLt li-i ani other credits. which will re-
, entire amount unc-half. and proba-
.le. This Information has been due To
t-t-. VIZ. ior nearly "a month. but after re-
. failures Co get at the exact figures or
~ exact status of affairs. we have refrained
-.-. --ahinE amy mention Of it. We learn
.' grand lury. which organizes to-mOr-
.-f p i.- -u' e~ilS:tte he matter and act upon
--ACr ~ uul % necessary To notice the
-.-.- even without the essential facts and
-r- q lull amt complete statement viii
-ri our realers as soon as they can
.-.-ally obtained
-1 De- something pathetic in the follow
t-5' le-tciiaF Macon Telegraph son
.-. A.-hl about ID o'clock an old blind ne
r- r-- Wen known Iu the city as Zeh, the
s-H yer. lcll from stairway al his
4 ,.r.f q. The alley opposite Lewis High
lie has "a little girl who leads him
-- streets. and on that night she was
.1 "llh rock by boy Zcb heard the
t-- up the steps and followed him. and in
way missed his footing at the top and
l i.7 head. distance OF nine or ten feet.
pas taken up and soon recovered con-
.-l's-. lie talked about the accident.
~ N-- walking about the yard. 10 all APP
---lee- unhurt- He complained Of pain in
lt7,- and soon after lay down. At one
ne was dead. No physician was called
t Renee We do not know why the fall
lfr nave killed HIM. His full name was
s- Aeii- and he had been blind for nearly
..r ssafs- The Coroner was called In. bul
-l'4t % was not a ease where an inquest
NECESSARY, and none was held"
~ m. ''r--f AdrerteseF says: ssThe post Office
--'--i'u has received a stamp with ink and
+" po,lmark, and scales 70 weigh letters.
IN ta-led new improvements are playing
'M rr -Nf'c with the Old-time usages. and il
aus some regret to see the old familiar
i-aIA IN the plain. smooth chirOgraphy OF
es Aluilla Hardy give place TO one OF
~ new tangled innovations We part
III '-e - old postmark reluctantly il the new