Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-04

.f-5--. Mr.. Braswell made a bold
...-.r tle enemy from all sides. The
vs- brief but deadly, and resulted in
.t0{ IF rats. Although some Of the
-. a- u0nstrous size and offered des-
.--.-.1u-e, Afr. BraswelI escaped with
-gru- a bite. Probably they
.,- living on the good farmers corn for
time. as they all appeared sleek and
rf How many succeeded in effecting
.-..1. from the onslaught is not known.
....-nIer Is supposed to be surprisingly
r-rI.v 0f the fact that they were not
--rsea. their resistance was unu-
,-r fierce.
r---.-- have been busy in Brunswick.
81 Albert vaughn, a c0lOred divine of
-. ta. been arrested for stealing.
T. r-a-iav the post Office at Gainesville re
-.i-a1 stamps, $500 stamped envelopes,
-s--5l carjs and 5000 newspaper wrap
t-tfe present quarter.
,---. expects q new paper soon.
---.-,r DuBl-uou Is now out on crutches.
n beavers have started new dam across
-,- near Athens makes a good living
- dogs.
g-r.s Long, o wen known gardener Of
lr,--. g5al-
-srsrs several valuable iron mines in
s-r county
,R-tsrc.tizeu has IN his possession a deed
-.si il I75
are three nurseries in jackson conn
-. hey ID do we'll.
.-snfer- Guards. a cOlored company.
.is-r organized at Sandersville.
n, .rorfsnen Of Baldwin county have
iarar SD partridges this season.
~ stockholders meeting OF the Georgia
1850 be held on Wednesday, May Q.
samuel Chandler, Of Madison county,
u1Rn Primitive Baptist minister, is
Il and dog created tremendous, excitement
n Butler recently, but was eventually
r. Green B. Carr died very suddenly at
--- Ieuce DO her husband. near Linton, on
thursday
4 4.sIru Talbot county 'ias within the last
~ months secured ftty-four dozen eggs
eight hens
A rrudsr OF fine brick stores are to he
. 0l Broad street, Augusta. within the
g- ieW Wgel s.
Us ,ar4 office Of Clarke county pays
t-.s year, divided between that otii-
ul h.s deputy.
s- Athens man ls raising carp for sale. and
s.l.i ha VIII have 2.500,000 Of young ones
It ilr delivery ln May.
private letter from wilkes county states
---t.r. persons were killed below Wash
1 ay tue late cyclone.
--e n. W-alV. an evangelist from Cali
1 preached sermon on sanctificatiOn
r-t % e Monroe bdrr0Om Tuesday.
-e5. the oldest and best known citizens OF
o.. II I
l.rr.l- last lu the 10th year of his age.
>Jrily morning last Anderson Ivev
rl.Ice. at his home near Wrights-
Or ! NeuUfie county, in the 10th year Of
l-. j. bout the size of a partridge egg.
ltvl0pei with q hard shell. was found
at.s Within hens egg by Mrs. kinne-
g-s10E at Athens.
TIE n -r1f 4dcertissr names Col. George
b Adams a- Railroad Commissioner to sue
b. Major Campbell Wallace, in case that
--rslsa carries ont his intention of re-
---.
EP Miller and two associates, are organ
.-r- -l rrs 0f herdic coaches to run between
it-- and West End If the necessary
-u-res are arranged, the line will be-
s-l-s tl1 coming summer.
Ll-- Joan r. Tuck has a little powder
-r which was presented 10 his father IN
II, Tl friend Presenting il had owned IL
--arr wears and he thinks this gOurd now
II s.-5H.. ta Celebrate its centennial
fr..Ia has been victimiZed by female
a hr rretended TO be travelling for an
Atlanta H1r~t which has no existence save in
t- -ll fairy tales. She prOfesscd to
ts. -iar- for ready made clothing. and In
-l- secured small deposit a. a guar
Gsr-a N. Camdeld. of Charleston. ehaI-
1-- l.r. Brady. Of Macon. John Z. Cox, of
l-l Shoals. or auy man IN the state of GeOr-
81. -r raH foot race Of 100 yards for $50 a
~. OH. race t1 take place IN Augusta on the
'l 1r.-l oi May
.-.s au aged mule who grew grey in the
s-.-- Railroads service. died at Macon
s-E. The mule was recognized as an
r-l. r railroad men, he having been IN
.aHt e service 4 years. For the past
gears. however, he has been granted
- thanks 20 the appreciation Of
ms e-r Ea1Gl.
-.e prominent Atlanta capitalists met
u-lt 40 the kimball to consider
fE Of starting "a large sewing
--a. -a.-ary in Atlanta II was decided
f. @ company for the purpose, with
.a. l- 100000. Several hundred hands
BY a employed when work begins. which
il.y be u the fall.
h1-l- E.lm died at Americus Sunday
h- was born within twelve miles
-H-lI. Va. January =. 1901, and
20 ig.1Im county. Ga, at the age Of
From Putnam ne moved To Harris
..tl.r to TrOup. and left that county
years ago. going 20 Americus.
- -r --t since resided.
A.eI-evIle EHi0u saws that III a re-
.eF iI l.- father, Lieutenant Frank
. REPORTS that he Is moving with
command against the Chirl-
~. .-..a-~. one of the Apache tribes. He
master and tommissary of the com
.ei- all -lu friendly Apaches.
o. georgia Pacific Road is now within two
--- ..1-l river and viii reach il IN "A
.'- IH' grading between the Co0sa
-laln d being put in con-
- a-. llr track can DE laid rapidly when
g.. "li6 Us begun. Sections of the
-- -sHA bridge for the COOsa are arriv-
--- ..- ,ll9iructlon VIII soon be begun.
--1 negro stephen Gulce, who was convict
----I a.l ut hog stealing, in his state
-t 70 lle jury said that one of the Wit
= -.t poisoned him by rubbing something
81 .-- "ituessl feet and giving it 10 de-
I. t-l- tnat from the effects Of which
'A la-S without soldering, and that
---t ittl lizards running up and down
~ --t over hIm. He l. another vic
% .- '.l.,.li-m.
T. .- L- AeeS-. white riding through Ce-
swamp. about two miles from
l '.--.. Ia-t sunday saw, black bear.
- N-, about - yards from him when
--.r -- Q. Judging from appearance, he
-1-,- weigh $50 pounds. II l. be-
-. -- ,-.- l- tine same bear that was seen
~ --l'lSl Ezra News plantation in
--'4 county few days before.
l-s waters on the river at Swapping shoals
F April q than ever before, and
~ go Ntl l-e. The bridge at that place
~ a. l-.a1l shoals. the two finest bridges
~ ti -ttinta and Macon, on South river,
"epl away, gnd already hands are
-' ienuilt them, which Will be done
--gl ana SUBSTANTIALLY. Josiah Bos-
~ ana Miller Cole had a narrow escape
81 'lius, consequent upon the capsizmg
--nage IN st. JOseph's Asyiam.
z 10. likes cOOnty. has au average
y e--lF inmates, who are clothed and
t .-t contributions OF the Catholic
-. ll this state. They have a farm at
$3.50 .0 tle asylum. from the product OF
70 Ile institution Is partially supported.
- .llJ IS open to all who stand in need of
-1I rfOlectiOn. Rev. James O'Brien.
-5l.1 past l1r Of the church of the lmmacu-
INCEPTION in Atlanta, Is IN charge OF the
.-' Qey0tng his entire energy 10 the
Z, -herr is not one cent OF remuneration
~ ,7 q single person connected Herewith,
+. .lli,fi5lti0ns going fully 70 fhesupport oil
~ \ = -ania~f0urHal says: ''GOVern0Fre relect
----ei i- expected to reach Atlanta next
.--.. afternoon. IL il understood that a
5---.-ee composed Of representative men
y. tly section Of the State, will escort
- E-''- Monroe, and upon his arrival IN this
s- = eLi De met by another committee and
80 Fi.ler 10 the Kimball House or the
-Ie Mansion. where his friends Will be
fc.e-- U0der the circumstances II would
81 1i-,se be Inappropriate 70 make the arri-
4 .-l Inauguration Of the new Governor
-s--s.9u 0f a festive character, but Moth
- n-l De left Undoue 70 give him hearty
{. 5lllie and 10 ssstre bi5n 81 the high regard
~ -.-l be Is held By all Georgiens. The de-
--e-a -ass not been arranged yet, Dut the
e-As outlines the programme.
--ere Is q touch Of the pathetic ia the f0i-
- story, found in yesterdays Atlanta
49, peal: For some time past a negro
~ -- 1amed sallie Cain, living IN Bells
~ W billiard street, has been bedridden.
III 80 t-s d little child about seven months old,
~ Z. nave been sadly neglected by their
0--,+i +i.le- Yesterday evening II was re-
- f " elcer Bruce Harris that the woman
--s.l7 and no one was theye 70 take
~ ~ ~ ner body. but that a negro maA had
u ----.. anl Mhan IL found she was dYlng