Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-13

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The Catholics of Rome are preparinp to civ,
f1ir
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at5lia I'iter iva -'''i7 PUi PO7e7 VI
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a Gentleman near Atueu7 mas 7alteU uON
Y I'0D - loI 7u'iiiilel e"eIuS,
Miss Lula Hurst astonlsned the Mac0nlte
win HeI Hlesiilef4c powers Monday nishl.
OIlIhh : toldI cotton receipts TO February
are lz-o4O Dales, against lU-000 Tor all previous
seasons.
James Kelly. a white man G5 wears Of age
dropped dead i'm Atlanta Monday. He was
carpenter by trade.
A nevv rarsonaoa lliIJfnr Is being doomed
howard c6nnIef56n 5v tie Methodist congre-
galion at lexington
Corns TTsniIto, one os the oldest and most
#bigbi,- raI,'erfed citizens i'm the vicinity of
Carn6sviU6. died Friday.
Citi1,r. Il revin,ton arc ,roino down into
tieiT -l-.f h. AID I'm the plIrcb;fse of "A Gem
f,,- Or rIle c,Iorad Uaorle of M. town
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Inc Atheh7 HeIt tuaut7 nave SfeduF con =
rn,,n[- now 5I.f,arin far business in tF9t
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H. 81, ,to,.la,- ..r+,,.roor, ers o4o t,,, hon
raised for the new Methodist 1 'hurrb at Rome
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q -f,,ri U9if-q m Risteiy i ,,o1-f,o
l.,,lT,tior fo erect soon n botel builji,,,@ ls
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mere seems 20 pc mo ammunition iu the
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Macon Aonuay' anu were JusI dfoWn nlngr
"--h >u iisI'nl' @ ,'iigll iealliEiieI "ppedItu on
.,.t .l tF,s,, ''''' J''''i''o '"'' '"' water
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iAH.'i tilt l 'i'l-eii ~ s,'it 'o DG t"o
weeks ''"ea'l oi Iss7l JaI "ItH lHeH WORK al
injured, 9uu recover. are pcePinS above
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N-si'7z, oile pa" 'oHH7' Two guns anu Il "yal-
lel '"'u 'O7'
ln ogleln9rpc county a9out l-i0J children
MlI-te ahu 'l",. ~ "tlcl.'e,t 'He PuDHG schooi-
tutsy ni'it''7 t,5, e'' 1, Due ~ -'t'' ~ were
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pl-7 D" ."1 yV"n's
ON the 1th of this month TWO negroes, who
were plOWlng ln the field near the old John X.
Eespcss homestead, at Butler, Unearthed a
I'm box containing Sii7 m gold and fifty
pound note on the Bank OF England. The
date OF the coin Is $3.50.
Washington county boasts OF "a citizen,
Allen Knight. IS years old. who saws he never
uttered an oath or took a drink of whisky in
the presence of his children-he having SIN
living Mr. Knights mother was sister of
the late Ben nm 5 iathef
Az McDonough. Monday morning at ]
o'clock. dwelling belonging To g.. \. Specr,
and occupied by j. Il. Maxwell, Jr.. was
burned. Nothing was saved but their wearing
apparel Mr.. Speer had small amount OF
Insurance ON the dwelling.
The OostauauIa river is considerabl, bl, svroIlon
,,,, .,roIrut III fine recent Lea,-,- rs ms II i
ont of its banks and is sDrrading. over fbe
lower lands ON the west side of Calhoun. The
Fsr- fst4tr lfrrn
several days ON account of back waters.
Camilla rpuOrtS the farmers in that
vicinity as appreheu-ive of another dis
g-tr1us droughf Prpuaratious gra maxim,
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H','i ltUl' I. i ''ii go ~ ~. @ uoN WIN HeeN
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I1ras we're buried I'm tbe virinftv and fbe s1,,
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several coins were scattered abouf in Inc
loose earth
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i.rI-- -I,IIfe color some aniTu' tbot i n No.
. .,....ies III 1.afbit- othsr- .Ia-s IN a. -
I,,f,-aor i rahbit and o,,o.snp, Will, ~
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IS IS 7 i7 ii0 '''''i d" ioNcltS
iu lhe 7u'pe ol d" i@eouo"'
few months ago George Irvine erected Il
ufelly cottage ,t7 q reSIuehce ior himseu amt
family on the line ol Henry and Fulton coun-
w. SATURDAY hSht lhe structure was
completely ue7lr9yeu uy nfe- Inc family
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tll' 7 'it''o.'7 M '7e,P NiSi Lile liIS
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hv lo7t uil,c ..''9 oeyn @ @IooDfI \, IN i nInlGiS
vile ny q printer NeNl nameu Miller W ebb.
Inc posi- once lS AePt lh the pruning once 0l
the -HDn.tor, and MI thflstY, the postmaster,
Ha- been missing small sums Tor some time,
and suspicion rested on Webb as he was the
only one thal had access 10 Jhe oihce. The
postmaster mar ked several mckels and left,
WHen very soon iltef ne examined the draw
SIe anu louhu that tie H!cheiS were gone
ilc 7ehl q party l4 u''"e WIN Neon ana see
DO uc uat the naFkel nlchels, ana the party
soon came back Win them. Mr. Chrlsty then
got two men to watch the Office and they
caught W ebb rObblng the drawer, He IS
quite young. and Is now In jail.
Tweutv-uine wears ago Major Towers died
and was buried IN Columbus Al his death he
lett behind him wife and several children.
lu due course OF time ms widow married
again. ana hnally 7eltieu IN Atlanta Where
She reared large FAMILY, and where, on Mon
day last. She too died after lingering illness,
It 14 Elliott street. After her death 10 was
determined t0 eNhume the body of Major
Towers. her first husband, and TO bring 10 TO
Atlanta for the purpose of burying it side by
taken from the grave which IL had occupied
so long ana Drought To Atlanta, where lt rest
ed unt ll sunday ON that morning the cas-
hcis containing the uedd husband ana vile
were placed I'M separate heafses ana convey
rl 20 Decatur Nhere Jhe lntermenJ was
made.
saturday night was q memorable night with
thp negroes OF Walton county In his cabin
in Monroe FIcm IIiIIver was sitting quietly
lv his fire thlnkiug of the events 81 the COM
mg SUNDAY. when a negro. named Dan.
stcpped up behind him and dealt him heavy
blow over the head with a stick of wood.
which Knocked hm llleless for several min
ute-- Dan made ms escape. In the public
road four miles south OF Monroe a general
row occurred IN MnicH ColeE Malcoiln. col
orad, was mOrtaiy shot. the BAH entering his
iet uIuplC. He Is not dead. but there rs no
chance fer his recovery. Henry HerndOn,
e3.1ret. ana blll Mitchell, colored. are both IN
Iail. charged with doing the shooting. On the
same night. near Good Hope. Green Evans.
c1.ored shot ANA killed Dock Hooyey- cJ-ored
mere was Il SehcIdl Ie" IN progress DOCK
-i', O.! w - .l'y lletl'il,tAeI anu IVceiNed the
t.ttl uetls w NiicH W rs lutcuutu loI some one
f-7e-
Tile w aShngt0n Gazette SAYS: 'Ihe largest
Wild sat ever seen i'm this part of the country
was caught down ON Little river. near Col
Bcleuap smiths. last Saturday. He was
started near Mr.. W. A. Pope's MILL four
u9es from town. early i'm the morning. and
arer an all day chase was caught ten
ales on a direct line from where the chase
beEau. OF course he covered a good many
more than ten miles in the race. Mr. Waldo
Harris two Foucbe brothers and "a negro man
started M the chase 0n foot but all except
The negro gave out before 10 was over. One or
Two fresh dogs were put IN late In the day or
was q most interesting and exciting chase.
lhe negro, ln high state Of excitement and
ON q swift run. ran by some hands at work,
.inl nelng questioned. ne only expended