Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-06
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
, ,-T-7vs OF THE TWO STATES
~ T0LD PARAGRAPHS.
r-rk OF a Physician who had
- Among the SMALLPOX Patients
-u.--i. County-A What-NOt Made
rsrorr=-The Oeonee's Rise.

..-...e are that John Barrett, colored'
Perry next fFilas'
,..rt -hipped his lrst car load Of va
t Monday Wiich vas tie ui7t
.-... rom Perry this season.
i've examination viii be held %
.ru. TO NIL vacancy az the
E r. Military Academy.
the Governor issued warrants
l- IT.. -ami-anuuaI interest on bonds
state Z niTersltF5 ana fi'I'' % IN
lI script fund
tgs: Postmaster Lawshe has
~ .1 W lshingtOn % look after his
r ..-- DO Is rumOred that there is
tHa- may require nursing.
- Georgia Missionary Association
t.. .a1lal session Win the baptist
H |...aIaud. IS hIre county. COM
before The fourth sunday ln
-. the o1'ored driver for Mr..
. p townsville, who ran over and
E-kridge's little child, was
fore Lhe County Court on Tues
r-ti.
u.-.r- shot IS man named smith,
~ -least OF Ty Ty. last sunday
r- .eeu was called 10 attend the
Zoe and reports hIm doing we'll
H-.-10- rr- --s--
H-- & little l2-year-old girl
..t. -IT tram oI cars last
n. .1rr- l0r the first time m her
~ had never rode behind a
.as- saturday
It. Rains have been plentiful
E.r tlr past Few weeks, Whlch
crops % look fine, especially
TUe cotton lu tuis section Is
eruz from the effect o. the
r--.-r Donald. cs.ored, was tried last
... County Cuurt Tor stealing two
r-Iu Mr. ". r. Parker. OF this
fnuuI guilty. The sentence
# uH
H. -1 t1 tIe chaln-gans-
-r .rautham, Of the Sixth district
....-. who was something over 100
- a-t Thursday night very sud-
LID. -.t uu 10 70 20 retire she began
..lr. and was asked what was the
So. -.uIied that she was not feeling
| . eut Ou % bed, where she died
r.r r.te-. She leaves III children.
G- r.-. --.av evening Hon james VI.
saith Ha. r.e lr-t death 90 occur ln MS CON
,--..frr. H NE.eth0rpe county. III was the
l.H .r .r .-ai negro woman named >aran
r-- ta. .H..r- of an Iu-EroWIng tumOr. This
u.4 -. notorious character. having
r..-sraI several people iu uer uay, lor WhlSH
-a ua- serving out q me sentence at tine
rsun. from Clarke county.
u.ftrr . The month which ended
u5ri4r Wis the drearicst June i'm years.
psir Mas ..ua-t cOHtlEuOus. There were not
E-rf. t...r entirely clear days during the
g-r.rs MONTH and rain fell at least twenty
one fIr-. Hrt and c7ol waves iouoWeu eitch
efFar r Quick succession, and hence the
-.-rfH IA. extremely unhealthy. 10 d 10 be
F-ra.f tfer Sally viii 40 itself more credit.
Grsf.r.. r.f1: A short time since one
0rtfa rraes 20 .-ers above Crawford dug up
r-.TI u1r.r. thlt was q monster IL weighed
tsr mounds Wl- au0ut four feet long, and was
Two and . half or three inches lu diameter
If crew straight down lu tHc ground and was
considerable trouble TO uucartn. But tcW OF
t1em are found in This section, and are known
I-msuv us Italian potatoes or turkey bread,
srd have never before been seen larger than
amsu'- head
Sir p. ~. Holland. who lives about six
miles from Gainesville. has i'm his possession
u1.r OF yarn gloves, worn by his father, Rev
Moses Holland, during the surrender OF Corn
wallis tO Washington, az Ork-
town. over 100 years ago. The
gloves are .u state Of perfect prese ryatiOn,
u1rwIth-taEduE their age, but at the same
time they look as It they had seen good deal
o. service. Mr. Holland was O member Of
ter. WasuuEt0u's command, and Baptist
death. Ha was married twice. and died in
I,z', 10 tle advanced age OF y years.
Perry Tome Journal: Mr.. r. a. JObson
has lsr completed for his wife s spool what
u5t tlat s one 0f the prettiest pieces of furni-
urt We ever saw. 10 Is five feet four inches
L-l. has -.l shelves, and is composed Of SOC
ErUa's. The -HOOI- range In size from the
largest o.. tue smallest used for SILK and cotton.
HN.lNN. e.cli l- N3ltsAiiF lNll rIlUOlS.
one at each corner, and each successive shelf
ssgrpUr.C4 by fOurcOiumns Of spOOls, through
each 90 which is an iron rod. The bottom
shelf l- twH feet long and one foot wide, and
tle top one s eight inches wide and twelve
inches long. I'm the back. lust above the bot
t1u shelf. llc first row contains p spOOls. and
t-c aueNo. the whatuOt is q single spool.
0gHarE Echo: Parties living on the
ucouge river in the western part Of the
county have been visited this spring by three
disastrous uyerf1ws. damaging crops inesti-
ma0.y. The one last week was the highest
known t7r years. and covered the lands the
longest Reports from the lower part Of the
county tae tr-t 0t the week. bring no good
lcH- a- fn one condition Of the crops. They
art rrr'r as being u almost, IL not quite,
o. 1lt rn-H -lu as If q drought was preva-
.ta', OWNS t1 tht extra growth Of grass and
...iiln Of the growing plants.
iI l- -al. ...i ODE grass has completely taken
l.- Uruf- .E parts Jt this section. the farmers
20, having eeu able % work it thoroughly
'.alr cotton was chopped out.
A serious difficulty occurred on the turpep-
ule farm g- Mr.. tlare. IN Baker county. re-
ccni-l. which resulted IN the probably fatal
Wo-l1ll- .. d negro by two white men,
ololHer-. -Ha fuss grew out Of the negro
Gaining .-.. one oi the whites had not given
-.- ricaI .'- lle proper amount Of work.
t-e lesfH .laay made an assault on the man,
eAt hl, tl..ler came Co his assistance and a
.sl. terminated Iu the WOunding Of the NEGRO.
Another waite man on the place took the
!-lt OF tue negro and procured warrants for
l-e arrest Hi tle brothers, but was unsuccess-
l--, though C.lmuanIcd by fifteen or twenty
-e-fue,. The citizens in the neighbOrhOod
-s..e'iu- -.-t Tins man was trying to raise a
L.et all.a- tne negroes, held an indignation
Aea-ne tHluuuclug his course. and deter
mined tC punish him.
AZ tort Gaines, on Wednesday morning
t-,t, about = o'clock, a squad Of about twelve
.--sAsl men obtained possession Of the keys
ael ite >aer-l Office. and quietly proceed
~ t.t ATE took the negro. All Hainey,
W. -4. -r confined for the attempted out
t--- -- N--. -ncler, Iu the upper portion of
~ county, on May ., and going
---- l.m ABOUT "a mile from town. shot
--- W te-il and left his body living in the
t--A lear Browns mill, where 10 was found
4. eall- l.l-strs after daylight The follow
~ tAFA was found lying on the coat OF the
''- var wives and daughters we pro-
.- AE.aI -ecOycrs, felOn protectors and
t-lf sgtaers we detest. Tar and feathers
f. -et, me coroner living some distance
= .-t country, the lvuChed negro Law in the
"--it He was Killed until about - m.
~ -i II lget was held, when a verdict
go tllerel that the deceased came to his
-'- IRON BEING shot by parties unknown.
A-lv.le, Elrke county. JULY 8. eorrespon-
-e AuhALNG NEWS. The barbecue and
- 4i-.i.le last Thursday was a re-
-Alpg D. cesslul affair. As FAR as couid
Al .i-lst 81 every body had q splendid time.
fs-t4 20 furnish crowds. and vouuT and oid.
--.- -L. Intelligence could De observed All
--., ana Upun the arrival Of the dav uass-
49, -s--- me great multitude was COM
S--- 4-s-. was furnished from Macon. aud
T--r ,-- --NHy strains Of Prof. kess,er's
.-- N. ..l-lou aud waltz followed each
-7- ---e-F. At 8 O'Clock dinner was an
+rL-- 10 Is useless to indulge in the
- "A4l d multitude Of refined ueO-
y --- @. Haeu 10 comes to the disDatrhtno
\ a
r -.. --- - tlat was tempting M the way
.t' --t DINNER was a pronounced sue
,-- -. -=-l tle grand ban came on. The
,' --" store house lust COMPLETED bv
e--eilE-s.rE firm II Nessrs. NurDl1ree q
er- ~ -i-lel for the occasion. and the ac-
7---.i - Sons Tor the dancers and spectators
e. 5s---.t- with nothing whatever to mar
sa'a--t- 7 --ll--7 OF the occasion, and with the
r-.- r--,.- ---- sement Of the committees. the
t'sseA-' cry eniOyably.
4, h h-unr0ugh. Of Cataula. Harris corn-
Ft-.es ~ the Columbus Tunes as follows.
r- ---- nation Of those interested 1 wish
E-. s-4El space in your columns. You
t-r14- -l.e-uEt OF the arrest Of DIR E lie
n5y - g. ~ --4 MS confinement in the small
J1rr--rl ~ - your town. When the doctor left
lI1----- "--'- ne took his trunk, filed with
.7---- ts~-nere that he used while nurs-
nj f-r.--' teL tnem into house that did
r.-r-. T" Lim near the business mart III
.',-e town. This house did nOf have sHv
reTr- s--l-ers, IS about Is feet from fhe
trr-.f- which many foot passengers
tie r-.'i ..- -llut twenty feet from point on
SION. ,-I.. tLie passenger coach generally
ttr- -e- me tram is taking freight. we
1te r,- r- ~ Z very careless, and even desper-
c.r.5.-. : man practicIng medicine. The
Tle To-,..-. -..f burg asket aid Of our county.
am sf-.- z..lers thought 1t their duty.
v1-.--t- '--l-i-lg the law directed an in
t1rrw- % Sous and a burning. The inven-
srr-.r 80 ttAel. the clothing burned. a few
look =, s--- Is instrument case. memoranda
49, p Wo'.en clothes taken from me tYnDt-
pllce ~ t,lfel. were boxed and nut near the