Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-20
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
,-r,yS OF THE TWO STATES
Ihr- rOI.D IN PARAGRAPHS.

Instant Destroyer by Acct
His ,.,,rrIars Busy at COvingtOn-
dem ,r,Itreated Child OF ChiPley Dies
ne, ln' rack from the Grave TO Con-
,ict a Murderer
GEORGIA.
,.-.a st Forsyth has been demOl-
--e' ...r 1ufrs Crawford's Improvement
Dc. f.. received.
'-.-.-.- james u- Jcih7s oi ha" AilsNi Niiie'
Wednesday morning
l.l .p Wfire-. 60 foremost citizen of Vi
-- .-Iej on sunday i"9'.
el-'- almost sure Of the speedy cree
N I,r her limits OF a hlgh school
~ ., $4,000 and $4,000 have been sub
.It-f fHe new iron bridge az Rome.
..l,r.r loom stiu continues and the
l.l s-..I estate advances Ina IalbOttOn.
l- r.i.l majority for fence in sumter
lA ig.r Fridays election is 1870 votes
eo-- nri.nary af Talbot has ordered the
..--e election 90 bc held on saturday August
i-.- r.raortou Railroad Company are erect
lle i.--r-aji1us car shed at the TalbOttOn
o, i. offered for 50 cents per bushel in
-rI r1 buyers. 1t has even gone beg
f --,-,arator- Of the TenniIIe. Sanders
-..rrt and Union Point Railroad met in
l7-. s7e.mpueut Of the Sixth Georgia Regi-
- ri White sulphur Springs, commences
.- Wednesday next.
NJ Williams. of Putnam, makes yearly
-5-6.rr approaching thousand dollars IN
rraar profits on pul'eI-
.- r- .r encounter between John Dees ana
rF Jewell. two Columbus blacksmiths,
r.,.5I received dangerous injuries
..s.rsir j. r. McClelland, of the House of
died go stone Mountain Wednesday.
t-rr-Frr county had its annual picnic
,r-irs-iav j Mcdonald and John ".
tr.r-.u. of savannah, delivered addresses.
rfr T. Wmberly. Clerk Of the Court, and
+rf1ou the first paper printed in Albany.
-fa Uly OF two ago al his home IN Albany.
,r.. Emma BuIIard. of Vienna. charged
.r -re murder of her child born out of we'd
rt .sc8uined 90 her bed. but Is under ar
Test.
....-r4sf-UIL h0y at Brachmart Wednesday.
.-I inflicted injuries which must result I'M
Death.
u- Conner. OF Monroe, has been acquitted
.f.rr crime in the killing Of Dan Pollard,
-le rI.1red man who threatened 10 beat MN
rrl stick
lis. Nau. the late Assistant Postmaster IN
Atlanta. is now keeping books for K. ID. Cole
400. and the WileONOn Manufacturing Com
I1nv. of Newman
Them is a lady i'm Hart's district who has
nd. been 20 TalbottOn in thirty years. She
i.r.- within six miles of the town and has
refre.i 81 large family.
n Fre and water ruined W. 4. Woods grocery
.+5.k m Columbus al ] o'clock "Wednesday
-rirg VI. ID. Hood n Co. druggists, also
.-rrri considerable loss.
rrn b. Gravitt. of Forsyth, has discovered
.rs.uanle gold mine ON his farm and sold 1t
rLiUv 81 Hayden. of Gainesville, Tor Sl3,utU.
Mr. Gravitr gave $3.50 for the place.
a ff
raI Iu Collinsyille on Tuesday, at the adj
r.-.ai age of one hundred years. Her oldest
s5-i. eighty wears old, and the baby OF the
family 5 forty eight
Friday. the 18th instant, was the 22d ami
yar,ary Of the departure of the Lester Vol
..-t..r- 1f FORSYTH. to enter the Confederate
s.r,ite and the 18th anniversary of the Occu-
r9rfrof the town by the Federal soldIery.
Tuesday evening a freight train on the
Western and Atlantic Railroad ran through
Marietta ar the rate of 35 miles an hour To
mass the s.Zj passenger tram at kun $. The
engineer has been suspended for sixty days 10y
tha officers of the road.
N6tmquv davs ago Mrs. William Hamilton.
nf HavkIusyille, visited her plantation in
south D1oiy and spent the night. During the
ui-lr some unknown party took on two OF her
lrs-v wheels and concealed them. and shear
Ell htr horses name and tdli as close as could
be.
Mr. Mays0n Taf. an excellent young man
of of~ffIasboro, accidentally shot and instantly
EIleI b. i.uself last saturday evening \ party
rf Young men went Out to the mountains on
frrf 4nI while there Mr.. Tad, in attempting
t5frizhtep "a squirrel struck the hammer of
Dis gun araiu-t 3 tree, causing Il To discharge
The negro child So badly beaten at Chipley
i ieW days ago has died. The post mortem
examination revealed no fracture OF the skull,
but death from external causes Inc Ooro-
ugr'- jury could not agree. Charlie Johnson,
the negro supposed to have done the deed, j.
now in Jail awaiting trial. Bail has been re-
fused.
Tuesday night the store of W. J. Greene in
tOvmgt0u was entered by burglars and over
five hundred dollars worth of goods were
stolen. Mr.. trreene's room. at his boarding
house, was also entered and his trunk was
y. robbed ol Sl3d in money. From evidences
obtained the burglars have fed in the direc-
t01 0l Jasper county.
VI. B. Stewart. of Russell county, Ala. who
drew bis pistol ON a waiter at the Rankin House
In columbus, Monday night. was up before
Mayor Grimes Tuesday morning. lie was
iued - 30 and costs Tor disOrderly conduct.
ani bound over TO the superior Court TO
answer the charge of carrying concealed
weapons His bond was fixed at $50. and at
al.fc hour Tuesday afternoon he had not sue
Ceeiet I'M giving lt, although he had tele-
-raVhed his brother. who lives near Scale.
An Atlanta paper Of Friday last contained
list of the Confederate dead who died in
Camp Douglas. and whose bodies are now
resting i'm Illinois soil near Chicago. In the
hstappeared the name of +. NJ. Gray. of COM
Uluv r.. of the Thirty seventh Georgia Regi-
meut During the progress Of the war the
soldier became separated from his two broth
er- one of whom was Captain James T. Gray.
u0W oi Aflanta. hut at that time Of Columbus,
whore P. NJ Gray was an editor on the En-
ga-r.r-l-l1 staff. Prom the time Of the sepa-
ration until last Friday Captain Gray had no
IleI 0f m- lost brothers fate, but the mystery
is now cleared up. and the lar of remains
WI. ua brought home for relnterment-