Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-15

GEORGIA.
collier, Of Talbot county, is dead.
-- kemp. of Buena Vista. is dead.
Ee.Eer is the new editor Of the Walton
Lara Jordan, Of Dooly county, died a
l-1.
lT. A-amore is the newly elected Mayor
sa.ues-
aora in Pulaski county had hoofs like
uule-
Walton county. is soon TO have a
Office.
-a-i,ed over tie announcement that
.r..- must 90
.eg, demented negro, died in a
Macon Thursday.
are 10 work in Columbus Three
T.r. entered w Wednesday night
Hta'- new Electric Light COMPANY
li shedding It's rays last night
.raer stone Of Rome's Public School
Vi.i le laid on the Goth inst
t-. reI Iu;o an old well and was drowned
-- 'HslnEtou one night last week
"- county ls 90 have q new $4,000 iafI
r.l te commenced Immediately.
urts concerning the smallpox epi-
Box spring are said to DE eXaggera-
Iaall. formerly Of TagIor county. has
-erousiy stabbed without provOca-
Texas.
p 81. Cherry. who died at Triton from
-e oi chloral, did not take il with
intent.
-.man James Kelly. OF the Atlanta no.
-ce, Diet oi hydrOphobia at = O'Clock
r.ag morning.
Prank @. Morehead, Commissioner
-l. 90 ile View Orleans Exposition. was
augusta Thursday.
auz lady from the North died At Augusta
r-IlF 0f consumption. She was walking
street wednesday.
.. W- McNelly. recently Of East Tennessee.
a" ". e. i . Hna ~ 90. III D
E1lleti the EarerDrfsr.
Marietta has shipped 9.303 bales Of cotton 10
lhere are probably 500 or 6QJ bales in
tr net yet shipped.
Dawson has received this season about s OO0
a- rf cotton. This Is about Zoo bales short
. lass seasons receipts.
A kulie was found iu the cell of the mur-
.r.E. james lrummlQY. at Eastman. recent
Either suicide Or escape was his Oblect.
SO Albany two negro boys about Is wears
I'D luarrclcl about going hunting. One
..1- g gun and shot The other through the leg
The Jackson Nerrs records the fact that a
woman lu Butts county recently came up and
liai4 Q man for horse which she had bought
from him in 1855.
W. s.. Goibee, of Burke county. had two
lou-fs aud over leo bushels of corn burned on
Dis place sunday night. He thinks the fire
ni lnccudilry origin.
The election held IN Cochran on THURSDAY
.a-i o. authorize thc Council To levy "a tax to
I-t inr An artesian well, resulted In los for
..N auI for no tax.
A. 3. Iwi--s. OF Augusta. has purchased
. river steamer Alice Clark. which will
r..tter ruu on the south Carolina coast. i'm
urcetion with the Georgetown Railroad.
lady n the GOldsboro nelghborhood
-a-Ni county is the possessor of 55 bed
t- lIl Tire work OF her own hands and
"1u luflf Two week
r-lu has eight bar rooms, and two more
a" De established soon. Chauucey. ia
.. rnuntv. has five. and applications for
Jog two more have been made To the
recently elected
~tlfe-loro E.5gi, SAYS: 1--WE are in
tlat crowd of gentlemen from this
H.r were attacked on their way from Sa-
.I lv band " robbers. but they sus-
very little damage"
.H.-.- sherlock, one 0f two white traders
H. ermnei near Talh0ttOn few davs
"I tlelr families. died there. They
se -FU~ro-. and were 90 have met the
their migratory band at Macon
rIe holidays.
rereut fire u the woods about the Doolv
H .rtN hne. twenty or more sheep were
".l in fhe flames The people of that
urU kept ON their guard much Of the
0rler 60 save themselves from the
grass Gre~-
U. pruiit. who lived I'm Athens several
.-.- Has received notice from Texas
. ul1 $500 comm. 10 him from the
u Legion of Honor. which was LETT Go
".- SON George. who was burned some
'a Che Ende Hotel.
rr-f mulatto child born in Greene
now living in Morgan county. and
r- fHe ODD name. s.~in-" The child was
rhc place cl John +. Dawson. OF
r1uhff. and. being mulattO. she was
.'~lu-" She IS now known 20 be III
aaa probably more.
Marshal knox. of Lexington. arrived at
I esiay. and captured "A negro named
o.n was suspected. several years aEo,
.r.U ms 81 lic auu conceallnC her body
Hut proof Couid not DE had against
Dbl. I- wanted IN OElethorpe for another
orlme-
L Narue-horo HerIi} SAYS: "a gentle
Perkins junction. IN tnis county, had
.-..-.. lrtcr- of au acre iu sugar cane this
"..ra has paid him handsomely. not
--Iru- the dry year From this small
-nuu1 he sold syrup Co the value OF
sd. rlnc to the amount OF SIS. and re-
enough syrup for the use of his own
E-H W. Clements. q Telfair county. died
....".I ftver. near Neville, ON Saturday.
Nh. .Unrts WAS for q time agent for the
..-. Isui and Lumber Company. He was
.rr.".ut citizen. and has many friends "a
'. aeAih- His father Hon. J. Clinton
t-. rcrroscnted the Fifteenth Senate
-ret Ia ls17, and died during his Sena-
..ru.
ri.r'r 90 The Waynesboro Herald SAYS
-W so Mhlcn, few days ago, gentle
n"... we are informed. owns ,0oO acres
u Emanuel COUNTY. He has been Of
.r wiIl mau. 81 per acre for the tim
I|. .arI. but declines To accept the
IIa thinks that the trees on the land
worth So per acre Tor lumber and turpen-
..NNAs ANAN ava tttAN ANA Il pam
'-a iarmer.
Ua sunday morning. the l+th OF November
Huc slX-room dwelling ln IWlggS
which was built by Mr. Methvin m
c7st % about si.090- together with
other valuable Improvements. the prop
u. MI. T. W. Bullock. was burned To the
i. Ihe cause of the fire Is unknown
& hH..eeS estimates MS loss ~ ABOUT S--uuJ
're being 1850 Insurance on the building.
Ile CoviuCton EHferpr'ss says; Hon
ll .. Peck ci kocSdale, Is spoken Of az
aoe candidsie Tor senator from I'M,
.-.rl"I- II COL Livingston = lrienus uon I
rue-u.e to send hum TO Congress. he viii
Hraan.V continue 10 represent us IN the
'r.ur-Ia senate Tor some time 20 come. lie
..- made q faithful >euator-few. II any. bet
r.r can De f0uul-anU be Is not a man whom
r.c people VIII quietly see retired from public
lie without Eood and sufficient cause
The Albany Tsirs Saws: "The fact that al
rErec 90 our present County Commissioners
mazsr- Capt. J. a.. stephens. a. W. Crosby
and B. n. Wilder. were closely associated
VITA each other iu the war as members of th'
same company. the Albany Guards. together
with tha fact that Capt. stephens and Mr.
Crosly each lest q lee. and Mr. W Wiider the us
% en- arm IN battle. furnishes culnci'enc'
worthy of mention. They are among th'
FcrF few members % the old Albany Guard
who survived the war and are stlll living
The " altoa Noes says: There WAS as mucl
difference lE the municipal election on las
THURSDAY auu The one twelve months ago 81
there D. in white and black. Last year th
..Iu4. fne deaf. tne lame, the halt ana ol'
larkics who hadn't been seen for years. wer
carried % the polls during the greatest eX
element Imaginable. Gully figured NOR
rnnSnlcu1uslv than any other party. and j
MAS s,uiuuut YOUR price" on every corner
llls ycar there was TO opposition. CuhE wa
rra-ert. willing ana waiting. but no oner
aare made. nulv one darkey voted. old MAJ
Horace. who. hy the way, always votes th'
ltluncratlc ticket
few davs aCo. 40 OLD MillwOOd (nOw Eu
ka. Iu the Ihird district OF DOOlv county,
.fn7rultr occurred between Jack Wooten.
uerFr. and James AlnseY. who Is clerk IN
retail rn1ecrv store. Owing 20 an old grudge
Woa-eu. the negro. came az Linsey with hi
raeEet knife. iuflctlngr several severe stab
and cuts. After being cut. Linsey procured
pistol and shot the negro several times, TIA,
last shnt taking effect. the ball passing through
Ore ucEro's body. Linsey. though badly cut
doing well. The negro IS still living. bu
wl probably die Of his wound. Whiskl
caused thc trouble
Tne Cuthbert EaferDfiss saws: 'Charle
~tuhls. who has recently been travelling u
t.e section helo- tutnhcrt- gives the follow
Ir- as Illustrations of how dry % Is in the sec
tan spoken ofc He says he passed pond IN,
other UaE where the water was not only al
gone. hut the fire had burned Is inches deel
Irte the bottom of &c amidst the leaves an'
straw. then coming within 100 yards OF m
HtEer pom he heard q peculiar noise. Reach
.a-- the unnd he found hundred cows viii
.lelr noses stuck in the soft wet earth. suck
.lE the water which had left the surface
fairtceu COWS lav around dead from thirst
Az Nunlau's mill. three miles from Arlington
t-erc were loo COWS. all come for water a
one time. and the proprietor was notifying
a- customers that they would have 70 2
c-eH here. a. the cows were about TO drini