Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-14
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there are ten paupers in the Forsyth county
Tr--s j. not a distiHery or barroom in
-u.- county
pr6-brrfa Is said to be raging in some parts
~ Tl och county.
The tau term Of Newton Superior Court
-arveues Monday
Thomas county's annual stock exhibition
occurs 1l sept. ..
Art.zsn % jefferson has recentlF sold $50
worth Cf setter dogs,
Dav=0n's cotton receipts thus far this sea-
son aggregate so bales
Editor CAN'T wants county fair assOcia-
riar organized In OcOnee.
Tie Gainesville Presbyterians are speaking
0f building new church.
An interesting revival Is IN progress at the
FIRST Baptist Church, in CarrOlltOn-
Rev. C. b. Campbell, Of Athens, has been
given a months vacation by his church.
A bo0tbIack Of Dalton has deposited to his
credit SI75, collected by shining 'em up "
Mr.. Hathaway, OF Montezuma, has been
engaged to bore an artesian well at Cuthbert.
Malarial fever has been prevailing IN
Emanuel and adjoining counties several
weeks
BarnesviIe shipped from her depot, the
past cotton year, 1925 bales, against 1854
bales IN 1883.
Palmetto. COnyers, Carrollt0u and Fair
burn received their FIRST bale Of the new cot
ton Thursday.
solicitor General Mitchell is on his last
round as SOlitOr General Of the Southern Ju-
f.rldl Circuit.
The Marion Sentinel now appears in an
eight column form, and two inches longer
than formerly
The shady Grove Methodist Association is
the oldest association in the State, and has
lz,a1J members.
AIT the stock has been taken in the Elber-
m0UuIaetUTW. and the will
commence work in a few days.
Emsuuels financial guardians. the Roads
aui Revenue Commissioners, held theirregu-
lar monthly meeting on Monday.
The C00sa river telephone line "wednesday
reached IOwelPs Cross Roads, Alabama. II
VIII De rapidly completed TO Centre.
Monday John W. Kelley died at his home,
uesr Louisville, after few days sickness.
He leaves a wife and three children.
10 IS said that a well has Just been discovered
IU jug Tavern that runs mineral water half
the wear and free5tOne the Osher half
J. W. DoJsOn, prominent citizen Of Web
s,erC0IHty. died at his home Monday night
last. % congestion, aged about so years.
earl EarckOd, OF salem. o., is IN Lagrange
putting Ep $500 pipe organ in the Baptist
church. lt Is a magnificent instrument.
M--- savannah Wilkinson, the young lady
who was SD badly burned by the explosion OF
: kerosene lamp at Dublin on Aug. %, died
Thursday
Tie people Of Centreville district. Elbert
county, have built a handsome two-storv
acafeIlv and expect 70 have fine school there
another year.
AtuaItdu. Wednesday, Robert SprInpaeI5,s
livery stable was destroyed by fire. All the
blE-Ie. and horses were saved. The loss will
agZre gate about $1,000.
Mr.. AI r. Russell has been appointed Com
missioner for Carroll county to arrange FOR
her exhibit In the Worlds Exposition at New
Orleans, opening Dec.4
Dr. Hayg00d, Of Emory College, has pur-
chased over one hundred tons Of coal for the
-Hs.gl- Halls at Oxford He believes that
tits cheaper than wood.
Z. W. T-uett. Of Emanuel. has crown 2
sFee, potato Of the white or West Indies
ram variety that measured 20 inches in cir
clnteraIee and weighed q pounds.
Att meeting Of the Dawson College Guards
held last Wednesday night, the name Of the
company was changed to the dawson
GlIrl- the word College being left out
Monday, rs john Mcbride and Larkin Har-
r--1l were going TO Hampton, the mule they
were driving run away, throwing them both
1lt0i tle buggy, inJuring Mr.. Mcbride slight
taHt 4r Harrison fatally. Mr. Harrison
lived Gully . hours.
at Rome. the jury in the case OF the state
w. Davis. charged with numbering young
Foster u tHltt0oga county. were discharged
AMI I-lr.al declared. The jury were out
slee thursday evening. Davis is now in jail
here -lr safe keCPing.
CaIImeia SsganeE. We were shown on
A2lllF 1F Dr. W. 4. Holiday a stick ls< Of
an inch long. which he extracted from the
e-- i.,t vl little boy named John Hendrix.
ltlai Ieeu driven into his foot between the
large lul second toe, 3 inches from where it
hal entered.
Narren-1u Clipper: The farmers are looking
flely The dry weather Of the last few
-ags mas ueen disastrous to the top fruit on
co-lol- causing &c 70 wIther and drop or. The
4ot WI. Ht greatly shortened by this calam-
w any unless an advance in the price OF cot
o- l,-eFt' tle deficiency, money will be
Dr. ID. F. Gum has instituted suit against
- lel.ra. Railroad and Banking Company,
.ltt-.,.s, lHr personal damages sustained hv
1e SINKING 70 the steamer WylIy, IN April
~ susan ~rGtswoOd, cOlOred, has also COM
l.--i g -.mlIir SUIT, laying her damages at
,-Y-' t'I tAe loss Of her son, who was a la
tller ul SAID boat.
lle jury boxes OF Wilkes county were re-
.ehlE revised By the Jury Commissioners.
as l-,E stood before there were I9I names in
~ 7la.l Jury box and 40l names in the petit
49, ff-5 -A- ~. Vow there are li9 naTes in the
7s 1a attiiiion Of b names in the aggregate.
'-'Is are ."o while polls in the county.
ne Glowing were elected teachers OF the
--'A .A public schools on Monday, Sept.
@.tem9Jy-Irlucipal. r q. Gib.on;
81 LtmlrlEht, Miss Lula COlesbury, Mrs.
y-A - Harris Rlsley SChOOl-A ssistants,
- l4t 81. clark, Mrs. jamie r. Garrett.
,-t was no election OF Principal OF this
u party o. farmers, composed Of Hardy
V-.l-, IT, A. stephens, J. J Clements,
'h-1is, John Pipkin, Allison Wade,
.-... Jesse sery. Aleck Pearson, j. ID.
F- e. J- stephens, Henry Williamson.
'a--E and j. W. Cox, living in the
--.l % PateyIlle, fOrtv-five miles below
w w A-..- u-e' drove to that town last week
a ssr-Leman who is an experienced
T@-=-.-HaH has volunteered to make an
r. - map OF thomas county; provided,
-tlei ana locations of all the water
EIs 70 tht county is furnished him. In
TT.la-.ua can be sent to the ThOmasVilIe
--se. he map viii be sent to the
bft,- cel-sAl, Exposition along with the eX-
-oM ibe county.
---- Eue1r0Ok, writing to the Governor
- l4lea-1, under date Of the sth, saws the
49,, Tor bidding on the capitol are very
s.,,-- -reat many drawings have been
Yat -Hr al classes of work. 1t seems that
WY. l- great many bidders. He says
49, tiHFe VIII be local bids on plastering,
f5s' Eg'IWOrk, plumbing, etc, as the
!, ere frhcient in those things before.
.,LI--iay- az Gladesvile, Jasper county. the
p-as res a.l mlllhouse and mill, gin and
49, '"eltE bushels OF corn. fifty bushels Of
9-~ one hundred bushels Of oats and
rr-rs------ ---- 'i good lumber were burned, the
s-es! 'e.onging to j. 7. Goodman. The
&C.,. o- Z .lAled from the engine. The loss is
T-.e.t 60 $500. There is no insurance.
G755----.s-- --nery is greatly damaged, but Mr..
saw 'N q lew days De able 10 run MS
v----- ana correspondence MORNING NEWS:
r1--- A--ut party OF armed men over
Ba- --e j4Iler at Reidsville. taking out
raf 'lAes' col0red, charged with rape com
H.c.L ~ white girl in the upper part of
s-4 r-..E. lie was taken out Of the town
r5r- -' leath. This is the second or third
sfEs-sg -g 20 ,hls county in a few years. He
Hsr--F one put 20 death. One was sent to
shot Dukes was shot with DUCK
-, agreed on Sunday last to ordain the
l8 tt s 1l7 or the LaGrange Baptist Church
0v7- -l,t sunday in October, and the fol-
H- ministers were requested to act with
T1eta-' g. presbytery: Rev. DIR. II. III.
Re- Jl' ~ Rev Dr.. Mcdonald, OF Atlanta;
J. ~ srren, ID. D.. OF Macon: Revs.
Gran. rane and 5. p. Galloway, Of La
Bs-s me deacOns elect are Messrs Henry
J. Ff >. r Thornton, I. J. HarWeII and
fs- ,rt reached CrawfordsvfIIe last Satur-
Cr -. Nr- +. L. Wheeless. near sandy
8rsI.-tHs ehoked 70 death on piece Of meat
d-t que IN his neighbOrhOOd on Friday.
tr5rrr.- I not the case, Mr.. Wheeless is /
d-rre- +" .tE q throat affection. and while at
1tfl.-r- .ue occasion mentioned the glands
uE.- -3at became so much contracted that
e8r-l.- .---1Ie for him TO swallow. He was
DsH -l 90 -eave the table. suffering intense
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