Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-29

l- Georgia Conference Atlanta
r.schers to Work Without Pay
Three Negroes in a Wagon
trrs Train Near Albany.
GEORGIA.
ID. church has Just been built at
F1,e December on boring an
.. ly.-reu, % Leesburg. lost his law
Sunday night
Hare-hurst's funeral was largely
Macon Tuesday.
-tuplaying havoc with hogs
1.ouee county
t half dozen men in OcOnee
.-. hlbitua' drunkards.
..r -l. 10 Quitman. aged % years,
N.-s Annie Lawson, aged -.
.fr iu Oconee who was married
mother before her 18th year.
alive race IN OcOnee county VIII
between Weldon Price and
p Hlrrdied 80 her home near
- .t-llaochee county sunday night,
-r rr-t. of Newman. Tax Collector,
about 5000 His books are now
$4,000 unpaid.
among its inhabitants an
WnH se- out an existence bv
,eSuake which he has re-
au--.
arut is exciting interest in
little waif was found wailing
-.er wrapped in its swaddling
ulw under h0spitable roof.
r-. Barnes. q Young Georgia negro. is
.-. ..-teio iopInG great gifts as a paint
r.- landscapes and portraits-is
'-lni has painted the portrait Of
h=uUr-
-.-N ..r. of Dekalb. has been awarded
...H.rInrH seed firm tho Eur,
.r-f. fhiri and fifth prizes in
t. offered for the best Georgia
--le.'us.
OF Durham x Simmons at Leary.
H.. uy IRE early Monday morning.
.-Hur ihe building, which was "a
-.ra, VIII amount 10 about SlO.0 900.
$500 Insurance on the prop
-of au aged citizen OF Fairburn
train has attracted the attention
authorities. The COr0uer's Jury
HUlluE ol guilty of murder against
ar aud engineer of the passing
.rters near the Appalachee make a
their families bF catching beavers.
.e caught 81 this fall, and will soon
own the river 10 Mlledgevillc. They
ile skin and cents pound for the
~-Uhb, an engineer on the Georgia
d, has been IN the employ OF that com
s. years and has never sustained any
--l lal injury from accidents. He has been
la# hy the company. which he earned
own hands.
t- re Brunswick and Western Railroad 8
traln was nearing Albany Tuesday.
af mile crossing. DC coilided with "a
.Hu-4lninE three negroes. killing one.
mortality Wouudlug the second. and
damaging the third, a small boy
a.. gears old.
--..ar-alt SON OF HalstedS mith. who re-
at SIS miles from Rome. was attacked
.ullnt on Friday and Saturday Of
-H.., eul severely scratched. The mule
Iat was riding. dog which accom-
u4 calf which he was driving
et- Hunters had gone in pursuit Of
..... a- la-t accounts.
a remembered that T.. Crockett
Hte 90 q certain portion of the
Macon now known as OglethOrpe
--. u-ef a- q public highway. The
ei hi~ title, and Mr.. Crockett
HItl1ln- directly across the road
.1r,uer investigation strengthens
....Hu 1l the Council. and the Chief
was directed To remove the house
I-a- Eev. II. C. David. a well-to-do
r.- found dead in the woods near his
miles north Of Columbus. with
.lr. evidently the work Of his own
III- mind had been impaired for
last year De was sent TO the asy-
- ..r-a- been discharged m January last.
r. r-.- -Ilus enthusiast. and often filled
-u ile Methodist Church. Of which
-Ilu He was a local preacher. He
Uie and six children.
... .0-.er- S1Iif south saws: Early last
ul-lt four negro men. stangers i'm
Yu- stepped into the store of Weaver
.-r-....r. aHi ra.fuoetcd Reuben to read a note
a- Hlicu nc kindly began Co 10. a
F.. .a- reading It. not thinking there was an
ing trick In it, three of the men stood
en h.m ami the door. while one OF the
matched uu small box Of tobacco and
eA The store was closed. and search
Hlle Tor the thief, bat he made good his
l Atianta Board of Education sometime
.0-ued to bird either the board or the
r Che payment Of the salaries of the
IHal teachers for the month of De-
.-- 'll Huerel. 10 objection To the teach
"- Hu-nE their services during that
provided they saw fit To teach without
I..r iHc board or the city becoming i'm any
.'u-Il.c. At @ meeting of the teach
a lac schools held Tuesday 90 ont of
le hers volunteered their services
iNe month OF December, without
r-a t' The question of salaries.
IT,. Athens EEuuer- HGte5 a9u has the fol-
-auceuiuE the North Georgia Confer
winch convened at Dalton yesterday:
Il. -epresenung 66,0gi white Method
.- ding In about one-third of the terri
..'-acct In the state Of Georgia. meets
-..'l next NJ cduesiay. 1t consists of 2l5
'... preachers. that Is. preachers who
-l"r-. and = lay delegates and 80 lay
..cemen. 10 represents 4l6 Methodist
.ar-. who are local. that Is do not travel.
. pastors unless specially selected for
.. work. bat may be and are Lawyers. .physi-
.-.-. merchants. farmers. teachers. etc. It
7..lts SSi4-Is9 Of church property. besides
-lt college lone third, Wesleyan lone
The LaGrauge. Dalton and COvingtOn
. colleges 10 raised last year 50. .275 40
.-sions- Ss.l5i 30 for old preachers and
p Idows and orphans Of dead preachers: (:
..- were A.s5i pcrsOnslbaptized and 5, ll2 re O.
.....l to mcmhershlp-5.3f3 on profession of
@ and 1,7d9 by certificate. This church Is
one Of the Methodist churches in North
.r-.l- and IS doing great work. We have
-. r.e statistics Of the other churches.