Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-19
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
rms VIEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.
D,,i.Iou and History of the South
Mutual Insurance COmpany-A
TirLory and an Oak Tree Grated To-
-,,her-An Extensive COnfagration in
,r--fu County.

MrrLl AoAAt9s
GEORGIA.
....-n. u Walton county, has sent a
e.. Frf-e HuTchins asking him to get
-Ha coal mines and hang him. as
.re.erable 10 staying in that dark
r.- calvin johnson. Of Athens. has
-.st- that were given him by Mrs.
u .-l4m. OF Crawford, in 1866. He
tlem constantly ever since, and
-,ai as new
...Io- ~ ThOmasvile have organ
Young Ladies' Benevolent AssOcia-
.. 81 .-- Julia stark as President Its
-I aud laudable one of assisting
-l destitute person TO be found in
oat m the woods in Bulloch coun-
r..g s. above >carbOrO, and COnsidera-
ua- been done timber. We learn
- - u-rrrhee river swamp has been
- .ar several miles and down to the
birthplace OF Admiral Raphael J.
Washington. was recently sold for
I. --1umc- family were among the
tIe Catholic Church in that town.
e.1 chapel which stands next to
.-.elI-
v-.. G Flyut, Of Sharon. made an as
-le other day 10 +. Cr0alle and J.
... The liabilities are Ss.7I4 =, and
assets $1,000 The preferences
>H8I Their failure Is attributed
..etIous-
|l UtNN infant. lUUtul IN the
...e river near LaGrange. the
.rr returned Il verdict OF death bv
and recommended the arrest Of the
a. William Greene, col0red, the
.Uyr- There were 10 marks of vio-
woman made partial confession
rrccue.
Nefrs has the following: MAR
-. Thursday evening, Mr.. William
Miss Bette HaIes. Miss Bette
- most Industrious ladies IN this
III
..r husband pulled corn together
time Thursday, and then got
losing only half day from their
Macon Graphic saws: Treasurer
..lllt paying on the police. found in his
silver I've cent piece. with the figure
.,7t 1u one side. and the other side
r polished smooth and on 1t was en-
... t.- inscription Mamma some one
llri-up' and was forced 10 let the
rr.." "r souvenir 20 o. quiet the pangs of
and hunger. perhaps.
~rIly afternoon. as conductor Bob
train from Montgomery was passing
.-e-ifIh mile post. near Americus.
-1 fired into the car from the bank,
going through the skylIght and
the side OF the car. narrowly missing
o. .ai OF Young lady from Indiana. who
trip south Co make NJ her home.
u. .efguatl0u was fearful No glass was
-el- bus the hali struck the wood in
way as t0 cause q sharp report. The
For Thought the train had struck
H-s.r rail-
F1r. Valley Adrsrtissr says: Mr..
beaver trapper, got bewIldered in
.- u the ~ilpueT Flint river swamp,
.ly la-t. and remained there until
O'Clock at night. He was heard two
.rt.-.. miles, calling Tor help. by Mr.. t. }.
>r who was at the house of Messrs.
I .ul Williams. They, ln company
Hr. Lawi- Lee. of Crawford. went to
Mr. Lee and Mr.. -. ID. Williams,
.i beavers. alligat0rs, mUccasins, and
a
r.r-.-rr- and brought the distressed man
where he could get right bear
Athens Fr4aer- WIte1aaa printed the
"Not very FAR from Macon is a
n...r. -r.s leaning against an oak las If for
-raHIu- fast % lt. From friction
outrageous b0ughs become chafed dur
r.H- oi March, and after the more
a-. .tl- following, tine wounds began 10
" uuited as lt hy nrst Intention
add .se naturally OF the ife-Eiving sap
ur. ...E we're firmly bound together. This
81 .--.L in the autc-belium time; yeS,
r.r twenty years ago. when tUflee
4- Tor something suitable 10 make -
u.tI which On split rails. when he cut a
gH .-. and ro ms great surprise the tree
landing aud is 10 tins day llVlnS
ar. HIr-- Poor Culec, stump, maui and
SOD gone, as the no-iencc law IS IN
terc now"
4 lucrlcus Recorder SAYS: Capt. &. a.
E .- q two-mUle farm near Eis residence
w... v-1ald 90 be has kept an account of it
wear. The following is the result;
L- r1ccipt5 $50 bushels oats at SOC. S255; 4f6
GELS corn at s5c., Ssi>. 40 bushels ield peas
100 bushels ground VcS-. not gathered,
r. rmcIaus. Sl65, Irish potatoes. Slo0; /
I.. cotton. Sf5, tons hav. 500; 5000 pounds
r-s. s-ts- Increase iu cows. $50 Total,
EAnCu-c,-Oue hand. $50, ( tons
--a-'. $50. D extra hand SIX months. S15; eN-
.Hr. N-5. compost. 800 Total. $500
IaE-- -Ie expenses from the receipts and 1t
ItaV- Captain Bell q net profit OF SS03, which
l-r very good Tor q tWo-mule farm.
N.- -.tr friends will observe that but one
t COTTON was raised. There Is quite a
....t ll that
H.H ureVliiing era Of inceudiarism the
l-I..le rI-st-s remarks: 1T Is simply
-.r- ta see the extent To which luccudia-
-..H- ro he prevailing in Georgia. In
every exchange. let 10 b e a daily or "A
u... paper. We see accounts of some man 5
OBJ some ones dwelling being burned .
t-. .I. worst feature Is that the notices of
-.- are usually accompanied by the
s.rr. that the fire was undoubtedly the
.- au iuceudiary- But a short time
beard gentleman say that he was
le was burned out by party. and
was also perfectly satisfied rs 20 who
premises on Ere. We have always be-
t.|.. tsat thc most ehectual way 10 prevent
to make the penalty severe To
-r.H severity should hc added certainty and
.ue-s. Then it becomes the duby of
t.-. charged with bringing criminals TO JUS
r' have the most rigid investigation Of
81 made. and where the perpetrators
o-- come up with. 90 apply the 7everest
.ty iu thc shortest time n can be done 10y
lr II such vigilance shOuld De exercised
ieW 90 the felous be overtaken and pun
-- -evereiy. others would be deferred from
.ttiuE such crimes
Sundays Albany Ners and Adrerfiser
s- -Capt- :. 4. Weston. Of this city, re-
..... a telegram yesterday afternoon inform
that his Worth county mil. situated
.t no ..erVilie. on she line of the Brunswick
n.frf Ia
feet ul lumber. had been destroyed by
e-. SO this writing we have no lufOrma-
uor .- to tle origin Of the fire From Mr-
.- ID. TT He-iou We learn that 100000 feet OF the
.l-Isr DESTROYED was first class lumber.
n fer Shipment. aud worth SO per thou
CO Che mill. The balance of the lumber
E a1i-eiass, and valued at 81 per thou
. Alr ull proper was the property OF
s-urari Lumber Company. of which
sad. Weston D. g. prominent member. and
H-- .uel at S25,0lo. DO being one of the best
.l mills IN the state The lumber that
70. ..--r1vtd belonged 10 Capt. " estOn in
Iy. The locomotive and cars used
- .- t-amwav 60 haul timber 10 the mill
saved. There was no insurance on the
r-g. and the loss is heavy one, falling
heavily upon our esteemed fellow
--u1n. Can't. :. r. Weston, perhaps,
.. either of tle other sufferers. The up
t a- flc ties along the lumber sktdS were
g rr.nr1 was DELAYED about ten hours.
tEr-l..r efforts succeeded IN soon fixing the
--r-A- and the train arrived at Albany IN time
t-.lae ats regular trip. The unusual amount
r.... ~her accumulated through the inability
ruad g. furnish cars Tor transportation.
I'll ~rufheru Mutual Insurance case was
ID af ArhenE Friday ln favor OF the com
U.-r .- rrrsent stockholders The decision
ID the zurplrs fund reported as on hand
Ua- r.. urouerfv Of the company. 20 be used
.r-. and the interest 20 be appropriated
.uE the regular uarldeuus- the prIn-
1. t. remain intact the properly OF the
--.ru. The court ordered all lees 10
-H.er- engaged IN the case both 10y the com
a others. 90 be paid hy tne company
lNut rlc fees. They Hut aggregate
tr. .r more. While the fees amount TO
tN- tre man IN whose name the past
la.aers acted was. by actual
a-.al. entitled % Just 21c. The Macon
1-F Messenger has the following eX-
-.- ar the case: '-The Southern Mutual
iree Company was organized IN ISL.
N- e mutual system 10 per cent. OF the
-t- 81 each years business . set aside as a
Vr -uCl. the balance being divided
-l- policy holders. In the course oi
.-- sul2 kas steadily grown until II mas
tle sEuE proportions OF Sl.Voy,tot.
a- q uertsou Of the profits Of
-res- and refunded - policy holders.
parties who had once been policy
ban who from various reasons had
-1,u from the company put IN z clalhl i
.a the interest fund Their plea
- -r .le luud had been raised from pre-
--- Hllcl they had furnished, and tnat
70 e-ere-t in 10 was intact. hen TINS
Ha- made the company went before
crr. and netitioned for an interpreta-
t-eir charter This led 10 cross pc
tlc part of the former polcy hod-
--- rle matter has been IN the couf =
last June Judge Hutchins ruieG
-le past policy holders on seNeFai
when % was found that he was a stock
fle Georgia RailrOad. that that road
l=lce 10 the company, and hence ne
laiifed."