Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-12

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A..,. q, covered Carriage in ROckdaIe
ii Murder Among Negroes at a
- county Dance-TwO Men with
,r.8.ter Families
GEORGIA.
-.r Jerry Marshall. cOlored. chol-ed
Af.-- child 10 death and fed.
,-...u- a. Hayg00d preached before
r.r--atI0n al COvlngtOn sunday,
n.-rer. of NaldOsta. SAYS that he re-
about 400 for thirty-twO car loads Of
,...e women, one colored woman. and
L...5-ad men constituted the death list in
. vs.ar ia-. week
r.T j at Canton last June, has been
.eN trial Dy the supreme Court.
-- -lrr- men named Bridges got into
n. near Indian spring on sunday eve
- man named Derby. in which the
...-...- badly. Do not fatally. knitted.
.......r.-, - 4. Mitchell "a young white
- ..-- Shot u the breast by negro be-
tried -u prevent party of negroes
@ rauuL. The wound VIII probably
--I.r fatal.
<.raaa superior Court is now in session,
. .r. county makes a fue showing Of the
... prohibition. 1t has l,0O1 inhabitants,
,.. Ed .- empty, and there is not a single
...ra ..i-a o. ne tried at this term of the
r uav schedule ON the Macon and West
.-.r.ttI- which goes into effect next sun
rT change oniy the night train from
rts it viii leave Atlanta at q. m.
-. Macon 1910 "a. m. leave Macon u 80,
.-. arrive savannah a. IN.
,rH.Iau living near Macon Is called uncle
s.-r--.t ucphews and nieces. HIS father
.. Years old and his mother %. His father
IN. -au- us lively as most men of 90. and
.rr hunting every morning. Ills children
r--r-Hi twenty eight boys and four girls.
r.aT.uu Council Of ElbertOnI- out of debt.
.-..- their bonded debt. and have several
-. dollars lu the Treasury. which will
l..1..r .a.l Iu further Improvements on the
.-- Iue town tax next year VIII not be
-r. tll1 feu or fifteen cents ON the hundred
.r- Tine salary of the Mayor has been in
.-..-... .ur hundred dollars
49, storey, oi Chipley, has only worked one
.--. .ui has harvested one hundred and
..U.-ItI- ol oats. one hundred bushels of
..-.. and Is sure of eight bales of cotton, and
rrr .nlA he VIII get ten. He had made
#.I'.r. peas and potatoes and "a buunttul sup
.... .e-etahles. He has not paid out So
r...rau tne farm the entire year.
Ta sparta Sunbeam says: "A negro stole a
H lrlm Mr.. J. Il. Garner. near Linton,
...-.ur since. and being asked bv Mr.. Gar
..rH..r .rI ue had rather take. slavery time
shipping or "a term I'm the cnalu- gang. he
..-. -a whipping Mr.. Garner administered
--luE in such manner as t0 revive
..-. feeling memories OF autc-hellUm daV- in
mind ol the thief.
U-- Buck Chapel. living near Haral-0n.
l village lu tine ueIghburhuod of ~enoia.
l.-.l.y been married live years. and during
a.- H.rlot has given birth to ten children.
b. .. lOm are now living and in "a healthy
-. Her first confinement resulted IN one
.tut being born; second two. third three
Ell aIIut one week ago her fourth was
..ur auied with bankruptcies.
r.a-- stewart. coIored. killed John NIcGec.
.- -.I Il-t saturday night 40 Victoria mill
r.f fltr
-e. They were having regular break
..ur. and Iu passing around u~ i- the ne
I'D. custom. for they all dance at once. the
-e....' .Ieti, which resulted ia angry words
Hru..u the lratc and nturiated Levi,
Brought Dds pocket artillery into position and
commenced the deadly assault. lie He'd.
Te Juvcr- Weekly says: 'JuSt as we are
rasflr .l 10 t1 press we learn of am abduction
-ta. -.s place I'm this county which for
faru- Hlltuc-- Dis SeIGDm cqualet- Two
1r...-.-I Mr. James ID. Blaluck. of CLAYTON
county. mryrj into the Cut ON, bringing with
f.. his family. consisting of hI- wife. Il bov
NV. wears OLD, and "a daughter. Miss Beatrice.
a..u. -r1Uu- she Is very pretty. well edU-
e.-... aaI has had many admirers from dir
Irrrr u.ar.-- Yesterday evening as she and
ur -f. brother were walking through "a
r..anf timber about mile from home. she
ua--r.Eet upon hy two men and placed in
sensible. utl 90 covered carriage. The little
fellow ra- gagged and tied t0 tree, where he
H- sHHj tul- morning nearly dead. From
.... r.. H#.i-rfILtH parents learned the fate
u.r.r.rlau-uter. Every effort Is being made
u r.-.lu ltr and capture her abductOrs. ID
.- OBJ. IaIIe-f crime ever committed i'm this
-.tHa. lu fact so bold was il that Mr.. sum
u.r- aud others Who lived near gave the story
H..rtU-Ure Tor some time. thinking 10 a hoax.
Wrarc sorry .t Is too true, and extend TO the
ltr.atui parents our sympathies.
THE tHuter- S9liE South saws: 'Uuearth-
r- tle Io.lyIug bones of human beings are
ra- ultre Iueutly reported. a startling story
COMES iam Mr.. Mack W Walker. who lives I'm
t.e FORKS el the two cotton rivers i'm Henry
county, last Tuesday as he was digging out
a.aUar under ms dwelling, he was surprised
ami h.ruied To discover a marvelOuslv
Ur.u-l. string of beads and the bones of Il
human BEING. The beads enclrcled the neck
oltlf skeleton and their Oddity makes them
. at H..e.t at wonder. How came this person
larIei .t such 20 secluded place. Is creating
r. small comment. as the dwelling has been
lI..t uu the farm within the past two wears.
i.erommon solution To the strange problem
t.Il they are the remains of an Indian
chief .uJw. having probably been buried
g. hundred wears. as the land was cleared.
Tended aui worn out by abOrigines. The
I1lI Was turned 0ut about flfty years ago to
grow uU. ana is now well tImbered, with the
exception of that cultivated los Mr. Walker.
tle bought tile farm "a few years past and set
t.IUH It. and 1T seems sqUattcd ON a long
buried Indian. il would be hard matter to
Stuck G.. tile gritIf those bleaching bones were
t0Etr. against the floor some dark, rainy
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