Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-13


-.-..r-I Tuesday.
r-ssarr has received only about $50 bales Of
-..g q .t.an as yet this season.
r-4-a Allen Fort. of Americus. Is presiding
-.- week Boo the disqualified cases in Talbot
..-rrr.
rv-ra- shouting at the TaIesca camp-meet-
.--Hu '.-r sunday evening, Mrs. John Pitt
r.r AGED la years, fell down and sCOu eN
.rI .1 arrgriauce with her wishes Ofttimes
..r-.--el 60 her neighbOrs.
U. Crouch has just received notice from
Eli. state school Commissioner. GustaVus j.
orr Hrr Terrells part of the state school
fund for tle present year VIII be $500 10.
L.... f1 fhi7 about Sl.3.9 the poll tax that
-r .. eu..artHi. viii make the school fund
a- Terrell. about $50.
T.. #rrr commissioners for Spalding county
..r- ..mHietei the revision Of the jury lists
and found ls- grand jurors and 34j traverse
.rr-. The jurors were made up from the
r..-. aI ls-5, and persons having failed
FL. return u1il tax VIII not be found on the
Hr- .-- Tor the next two years.
trt.r request Of the family and friends Of
-Ha ..-s Bishop George +. Pierce. the prOprie
..r- .- the sparta BuUsrtH IRE preparing and
-.- soon have ready for publication, IN pam
.. .. form. she whole obituary proceedings.
.....fluE the eloquent funeral discourse Of
Rove pr. Havg10d. the "In MemOriam' by
... tIiuru. and many Interesting incidents
Connected with the sad event.
IHeunequaled tC'egraphic accounts printed
.E she MJRNlSG NEWS on the death and funer-
%. Of the late Bishop Pierce. at sparta, at
trICtet widespread attention They were
from the facIIe pen of Editor Lewis. Of the
sparta [st1IeI.te. whose Cecllcate selection
and narration 90 the touching incidents Of the
SAL occasion stamp him as one OF the most
competent journalists ln the South.
FTlart0u H-5C South: The latest accounts
r--1r the cotton crop in some sections of Ghe
county are di-c0ura-IuE. The recent dry.
.r- weather has caused 10 % stop growing.
erI tue forms are falling of very rapidly,
.uI % I- Thought the crop has lost from one
rl.-.l t1 one half of what it promised to make
f.rae weeks aEp. li the weather continues
hoo aui dTr much longer. the crOn viii soon
a.-r and much Of 1t before the bOlls are ma
tar5I.
Gainesville Press: Tie people are in
.rr.r as to the name Of the tan
r..k northeast of our city. commonly
...F Walkers mountain. presuming
600. have been named from some family once
r..E Iu the vicinity. Its right name is
W4Tst. meaning COW, which was given 70 it
n- rue Indians The three counties Of Hail.
White aUt tumpkIu corner dlrectO its sum-
.r N1uah. or Bear mountain, ls also near.
At Gainesville Tuesday a dihculty arose
r.sa.HHu DO FL HuEElns and hls,-teVsOn. A G..
N..p.U- which resulted m Wheelus shooting
Ul--.u- twice through the lefJ hand. which
-ar ..erat fIe amputatIOn Of the thumb neccs-
r. .uI may cause the loss Of the entire
..-F The cause Of the trouble is said 70 have
l..r abuse of Whcelus' mother. Higgins
.rr-.I Mrs Mhcelus some time ago, and
..r.. into possession OF large property Of
which ur. Long was administrator.
Ton miles from Macon. in BIbb county. on
r.. In1mIst0u road. tue gIn-hOuse Of John
IS Hart was burned about 8 O'Clock Thursday
morning. Two bales OF cotton. some corn and
T.Ff.r were consumed loss $50, no insurance.
W- Hart thinks the fire was. without doubt.
r.. var- Of negro lucendlary. He suspects
-Ha ra-rr aut has taken cut warrant for ms
.-r.-t. Mr. Hart Is the owner OF the Mont
raUer Springs property and Is well-known in
Blob county.
trtricrs Eee1rTsy: \ gentleman from An
#.-,1uviIe reports q verF odd well on Capt.
H.Ns Ha Ta.N IN p rHnH ~
--.a rrc, such a- Is common lu this country.
~.u. t.u4a ago the water gave out. and DO was
rar..l I.auer. When the bucket was replaced
E. Ua= found that the water ON the top was
-.. same Is usual. but IL the bucket was
Er.HuaI On the bottom DO wOulu bring up
--r0uz sulphur water. which very much ted
like aud reS-mbled the water Of Magnolia
SPRINGS so reason has ever been found Tor
ruc difference Iu the water.
AT EIberton. Thursday. in the Superior
Court. the ease Ui the state vs. William III.
1yan-Iev was called. iie was charged with
'he oGeuse Of seduction. AFTER the state
e.. 1zed- the defendant WansieFf proposed 20
FRY che ur1-ecutrIN Miss Mary kIceI-
I-I. F1ttle SLOWED the parte- ample time
.--.r nit. and after consultation. the parties
-.f t1 marry. provided His Honor Judge
s.r-rs would perform the ceremony. The
Irf-a. after giving the parties ample time 10
consult. agreed % perform the ceremony and
--...-lrg- 10 tlc Ordinary office. in "a ueauti-
f-- .rI impressive manner united the couple
m rm4tr.m0uy I'm the presence Of an immense
crowd.
r.r- Johnson. OF Gainesville, young man
s--F ru his teens. comes to tile front with an
Invention for which he has refused Sl1,tu0. IL
g.. -rs ..r.r rr thing OF the kind ever introduced,
s-F "a zure CO meet with large aud eNten-
sga =r.p. 1T IS money drawer 50 fngeni-
ar-rv arranged that by the slmple pulling OF
sur.rr any piece Ut money. from nlchel 70 a
dollar. can be secure dt once. anu at9o du9
. amount rf change one might wish. II uc-
sired la -et change for any blu, m any posi-
H-a way. embracing auy number OF coins OF
different denominations. u can DE obtained M
90 uf time. aud there Is not necu OF
--lu.1u- ar DO 90 see if correct. Tor It cant De
FFrHu- NIr. johnson has just returned from
Cincinnati. where he has established factory
f.-..a manufacture Of these drawers.
Wrr.e-Huro corraSp SpOudeuCe NEWS. Sept. 6:
T.r TNeusaaratic Executive Committee con-
s-I.reJ tsa vote OF the primary election on
Yesterday. At-'IS. X. q. L9Felt' Justin Is.
H.....rE Alexander Lively are the nomi-
ra.. The highest vote received among these
was vut OF about l.-to white voters
.a lr.arEtv. The conservative element put
.aHrrr.tr -.e.et also, which was lndOrseu by
-Hal.--aa- ia mass meeting here yesterday.
Ir..--1rEHt consists If DIR. Edward a. Per-
E.-. Frank L. BTue0n aud Thomas B. COX
Lr. contest VIII De "a lively one The negroes
sr-r .rfIr-a.i Jesse WIm5eriy as their isepub-
l..n candidate for Congress pm the Tenth
t.-ra--luuIl District. our senatorial nom
E-s.. Judge II. .J. McEimurry, Wlll have no Op-
Ia-e1t-
H.rr.r earre-u0udeuce NIORNING NEWS:
Tr .v Ia-l che gth inst, the c0nvIcis Of the
county clllu-EauE, four IN number, when
were -E rLe service Of l. johnson 4 Co. AT
er#...r. uyerpowered tbs guard, took ms
r--H from him. secured the Keys 20 their
s-..s-a-. If Grated themselves and made their
e--... The gang was composed OF two
whites aul two uckE0es. one OF the white
Cur..-. AIf. Ha1, proposed 10 put the
sla.z.e- Ug0u the guard al1 would have done
-r. .I- rae other COuVlcts be4rru Tor MN.
Tla-e was only one Euard--Last night hend
weH. lr tne house Ot negro named henry
Il.ua- who lives near here. called him 10
t.a .HH-. had few words Win llIn, raised an
o.. uu-ser ami fired at him, al the shot going
Ir-. tra EaGr-facIng only few inches from
lE.r..-' fasv Thomas wife was standing
lr Ea. gHar with him at the time, an II Is
supposed rhe feud had 10 shoot too iar 70 the
F-.. ur her account. else he would nave
l.af Thomas Thomas didn't know the
man.
Canton ror~esuoudeuce MOENISG NEWS:
fl.-.see Superior Court is IN session. Judge
simmons. oL EzGGu. Is presiding IN the trial
g. -H.r cases in which Judge bFoWn Is inter
e--.l lu the eases ot George ttul luu Terry
Marshal. Hrth culpred, sentenced % ue HanEei
.rH-a -r ago. ami their Gascs carried Up.
l.a supreme lurt last week amfEied the de-
c--.Ur uf the courI below. and they Wall poh
1- hanged, unless the Governor C minute their
sentences ID life Imprisonment Whlch i not
Probable. This will ne the first one hanged
ele" -F. anu the third traSeag OF the klng
>-ra Ore county was organlzeu.-A FallFoAu
...U I- now moving the citizens Oi our sOAn-
o. 30 is 90 extend the ''East aud West' road
trHu Car-ersviile % Gainesville, via Dawson
10
ibis b am enterprise Of magnitude for Nortn
Georgia. This road VIII develop the rlch
mines of gold. silver and copper. and give
cheap transportation Cor the lneNhaustlUle
L1uutllus Cl marble. slate. sOapstonc. mlfa,
f..- To return DO VIII furnish cheap coal from
E-a coal 90 ouutaus uf Alabama. for all the
l-.linerF that VIII Spring Up i'm the midst Of
s=- r-ef- 1ut uuleveioped treasures. II Ee
Weather BE- Lry autl very hot. The health Of
r.a county is EOOd.-t OttOu has commenced
opening.
LeursviIe Cesrisr-y-aHrsal; Mai. ". :.
Wilkins. of rs aFnes1orO. sFa.. passed through
5-e city Yesterday, on his Eay home with
t-rge 40 tre best and highest-aTed Young
-ls,rer- that hTve left the STATE a. 5 long
time. Two OF the -. HickOFYuut and Tassel.
were purchased from Mr. j. T.. MCFerran.
..-lr., Nu=Catel.o 20. from Mr.. A. j. Alexander.
Ne1-luru stock farm HirkOrynut j. a
brown colt. fGaled in 1883 by NutWOOd, dam
!---.- diam 0f Roger Hanson, 2:2slz. Of
AaE-e- .-a3lz the sifv of Post Roy, 2:23i4;
3-aUIluia So. Z:iI, and Keno. 1:23l5 q. by Berk-
.eE Edwin Forrest; second dam by GREY
L--e. He Is q grand colt in form aGd shows
lle TltIug actions. Tassel is a chestnut
ply, fsl.ed in 1853. by Nutwood. dam Totsey.
AlM1rIuO Transport, son Of MambrinO
.-tclen. second dam Of Lucleu, dam Of
Day Dream .2:2l3 at four years.,
aT Hamblet0n1aE. She Is one OF
tle htuds0mest sud most promising
Llles cyer seen. The price paid for the two
: understood 70 have been ~ 5o0-Sl.5O0 for
HickGFvuut and s 900 for Tasse4. eLusca-
lela. tile lilly purchased from Mr.. Alexander,
: hav. fOafed in lsS2. by Belmont sire Of
NltBooi 2.lSt and RedsewOOd a:l9l; dam
A4lmais0u clam Malice. trial 2il954; Manet-
g trial -:I 2 and Manfred. trial Ziz514., by
A-eXauier-s Abdstlah. second dam Black
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