Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-05

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mis- asserted that a man rolled his wife in a
..... barrow um North Carolina To Gaines
r.atjrui the circus.
...- #. d. Bivin-. Of Taylor county, has
H... H..ulItg1 OF any crime in burning an
-r house Oh his place.
.r.Ite wumdu IS serving 4 months SEN
..... th- cham gang at Powelrs camp, in
.r.-re county. FOR cur-ins a woman.
T.r.-H,r1'- merchants have packed l2-
H.-.. lr.Ue edition Of the Jonesboro Netrs fun
.at.E--otttn-up business advertisements.
o. o.. B.ark-hcar'S cotton gin. cane mill,
r.r-..r aut machinery near ThOmaSvillc
ls- .eeu destroyed By lre, with loss Of
u.. hundred and twenty true bills were
f.-r .t the last session of For-vth superior
Court against parties for selling whisky at
meetings.
.- -aii that all the money paid out for
ter-azer5 iu Hall county this year would
llr- paid for all of the land IN the county 40
years ago.
Tf. grand jury will have to elect five new
comm. --onCrs next month in the places of
M--r-. Holmes, Fisher, Walker, Lachlis0n
ami Ii-mllat.
While the engineer was attempting to make
running switch at Brunswick a collision
H.'urred and the engine and coach were
.lily damaged.
The next meeting.Of the jefferson Agricul-
furA Club viii be held at StellavilIe next
thursday. Small grain VIII be the subject
under discussion.
Atlauta's officers are on the lookout for
handsome and well-dresSed female who Is
-.i4- about the country dipping the gullIblc
with bogus iewelrY.
spencer Hubbard. man living miles be-
Iau Gainesville. had his head and arm con-
-l.rauly bruised 10y a railroad car near Cen
tr.I -. C.. ON saturday.
Frank HarasOn. attorney for Brown and
-ltau-er. the two negroes who are under in
urmtut for the murder of old man De FOOr
all u- wife, Will move for bail for his clients
Monday
Dc is said that if the extensive sale Of pro-
uerfF boo and around NacOOchee valley To an
English company is consummated. a narrow
gauge railroad viii DE built to the valley at
au early day.
Tie state Department of Agriculture re-
port NluE frost as far south as near Ma
GOA. llilt i- announced that no more cotton
wH epeu above that line. The yield will
average better than - per cent.
CIV. thunn, of Fort Valley. while wait
ll- f.r train at the depot before sunrise, a
f..r days ago. was attacked by two unknown
mon. who beat him and robbed him of 500 in
money ali several valuable papers.
Dave kenney, who went of with W. II.
JaH-- and Herman Seeman on a sleight-of-
hand 'nur, has returned to Athens Mr. Ken
uev saws he lost s 600 that he put in the show,
winch was q failure from the start and sunk
money right along.
Dha-. Mason. of Jackson. a few days ago,
Ul- eating dinner. when lie suddenly felt
severe pain in one Of his ewes. Ten minutes
Uf ii5 swelling and burst, booming the owner
fl partial blindness for life.
Capt. ID. u. Cade. Of Wilkes county. has ON
bis place field that has been i'm his family for
1l years 10 was owned by his father before
lim. The remarkable feature Of this field is
that every year except one. during the entire
20 years % has been planted in cotton.
While a church festival was in progress at
the Fifth Baptist Church iu Atlanta. a day or
two ago. V. ID. Bell. we'll known lumber
dealer Of the cItv. and Miss Frank Crow. of
California. walked Iu and enlisted the minis
ter's services iu tying the wedding knot.
John Harris. white. was attacked by two
r-.-ro robbers al O'Clock in the afternoon at
Atlanta Thursday. and relieved of his pocket
book. containing "a small sum of money ami
come papers. The thieves tried To secure his
watch. but were foiled 10y his desperate re
s-'aHCc
fev days ago widow lady living near
Marietta sent white man who worked on
U0r fIrm 10 town with two teams and five
bales of cotton. The man sold the cotton and
teams. pocke-ed the money. and left for parts
ulhu1wE- He was soon Ovcrta6en and ar
rested. however.
Judge r. Il. Harris gives notice that the
REGULAR terms of the Rome City Court will
convene ON the second Mondays in December,
March. June and september This court will
have tt lts regular terms two juries Of siN
each. It has civil jurisdiction To the extent of
s-H principal. aud criminal for all Onenses
below felony
The members of the PRESBYTERIAN Church
el Rome declined to accept the resignation OF
ftEir pastor. Rev. =. +. Arson. but voted 10
1HsW him four months vacation. with the
tHae that Jon that length Of time he may be
able t0 regain his failing health. Ii was SAID
chat SIR. ANson would yesterday insist on the
acceptance of his resignation.
John O'Neill. Of Washington, has carried
.ou models Of paddock. which is the invention
uf "a. W. Richards. and plow. which Is the
invention of Mr.. scott, of Wilkes county; and
Hil make aPplleation nj 'he Fatent .. Once IN
Washington Tor patents on the inventions.
Charles j. Fortson. OF the same county, has
JUS, been granted a patent on a car coupler.
An elevator. Of which ID. I. Hardy, of Rome,
was an occupant, fell from the second story
no tlc building To the basement, IN that city
recently. Mr.. Hardy was not seriously in
'urei. Frank Cox had just stepped from be-
meath the elevator when it fell. Aside from
Us own weight, there were over 1000 pounds OF
Iarlware on the elevator. and Mr. Hardy
e-. -aDe from serious injury was miracle
I've Washington GH=efts has the following:
1.-TWO little negro children were burned 10
death n this county last week. One on Capt.
J.J. Crafttn's place was left in the house
where there was fire. and its clothes catch
ing. it ran out into the yard. 1t was very
badly burned and died next day ON Mr. g.
T. BarksdaIe's ID ACE several children were
left iu house by Il 'eir MOTHER Wheh she very
soon heard them scIt aiming. anu ran 20 seS
one 0i them burned ne, uiy t3 crisp. ~ GIed
fr Am hour or two Ia, h of these children
were between and 3-yea-'s olu-
The Brunswick Adrertl ser OF saturday
said. ssTbere are now chartered Tor TINS port,
from variols sections of the globe. ten barks,
two brigs. seven schOOEerS. and@ p'sslui4s one
,teumship-twenty in all. The latter VIII
load with cotton. if she comes; the rest win
lumber or naval stores BY way OF eiioWlIS
the depth of water at tine new rallroaI uOch'
Ne will state that the bark Laura Norton
leaded there this week, tied up 10 the wharf.
Gown 10 II feet of water and still dld not rest
upon the bottom. She left her moorinSs az
dead low water and went down the stream.
In IdneoIu county, a few nights ago. a white
man named John Martin was shot ana Sc
verely wounded by negro named Marx JUS
uss- Mr. Martin suspected that a thIei was
stealing his cotton and was on watch at niSnt'
when he saw the negro coming into the GIN
house lie ordered him to halt anu hau
hardly snoken when the negro fired on him
1slth "a shotgun. The shot. which were not
-1rge. took effect IN Mr. Martins breast ana
rhaulders. The wounds are severe, but not
considered dangerous. Mr. Martin fired at
the negro several times as he ran on. but Is
nos certain that he struck him.
The Grifin Netrs printed the following:
Two I's1-her singular weddings occurred AT
sunny SIDE last Saturday, Miss w aldroup,
daughter Sf Aaron Waldroup, was WOoed and
won bv .I05In Miles. but her parents opposed
the match. - about O'Clock IN the afternoon
she ,linpei ouf into the road and was met by
Miles and they were married there. within
O. Few rods OF the house. Rev ! H. Elder oih-
riafing. Later i'm the evening Benjamin BEL
was married to daughter OF lhOnaS reeves.
En the sa ne ueichlrorhoOd. in the same way
though i'm this case there was no onJection
offered 70 the young m;'n.
The Thomasvfle Times has the following
ION Wednesday night a cOl9red man. AnufeW
Crawford. was brought from Oehioekonee sta-
ton and lodged in Jail. He assaulted, the
same day. Mr.. William Armstrong Win i
piece Of timber. breaking, IL Is feared ms
SKULL DR.. Mcintosh sent for on Inufs-
Qay 90 attend the wounded man. CRAWFORD
Is charged with assault and attempt 10 muir
Ter. 10 is likely that he wlll have lodging lof
The winter in jail. DIR. Mcintosh mas re-
turned from his visit 10 the wounded mon-
he trepanned the skull and took out section
apont three inches long by three quarters oil
IN inch wide He does not think the man
can recover"
The Albany Aelcs and AdrerfissI SAYS:
Some Of the largest taxpayers Of Dough-
erty county give notice TO the County Com
mi -sioners and all Ot&ers Interested that they
intend 10 fight the payment Of the bonds
which the County Commissioners propose TO
issue for the purchase of Tits bridge This
nosice. coming from some Of the leading citi-
gens pf the county. who represent a very con-
siderable portion Of the taxable property of
the county. will doubtless make il difficult for
the County Commissioners to negOtiate the
bonds The object Of the publication of this
n0tics8 is evidently 10 put capitalists on notice
that II they invest In these bonds they will
become involved in a lawsuit, and money Is
50 tinid that It VIII shrink from any such ad-
venture
The Eat0nton Messenger prints the follow
etflu Monday ufuhf "A hand pf npO-