Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-19
.rORGIA AND FLORIDA.
,Fws OF FHE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.


,,s voman's Addiction to the Pine
a. I'm Her Being Roasted Alive at
l,--+,-FuIler Details of the shoot
1-bv Woman of a Man Near Glib
GEORGIA.
~.., All, over 400 delinquent taxpayers in
-. county,
----ou expects to receive 1900 bales of
- tl-- season.
.---- the brunswick and Western Rail
~. badly damaged by fire at Albany
---.r reu manufacturing enterprises are
~ ilr Athens, TO be started up early
,l.rll-.
~ r- Forsyth was a success, and will
~ managers about $500.
4 .r.ee mills at Gainesville are al
--.-~rIatei- The building Is three and
..-f stories. and is a model mill building.
r---rsr Che Princeton factory hands have
~s-r-Itv going TO Clarksville. The
---c0-ei, with no prospect OF business
I ..--rgslme.i-
~ sheffield. a Well-knOwn citizen OF
-mrr-y. fell from his horse while re-
--rru- from COlquitt Saturday even
-.---.-rre- boarded a bObtail car at the
--r-f terminus OF an Atlanta street car
---1b the money box. The negro driver
..-,sr 0d With his car hook after a des-
~ tlrt.t-
4. r.-eh. VINO lives a few miles west OF
--. . wen Co do. good farmer, states
-t.f.-a Young COW OF the native variety
n ba- dropped two calves inside Of twelve
-. They were not twins.
- n n
-ls-Hr 1f Trinity Church. of Atlanta,
F-iue-iay night at O'Clock. She leaves
-rfTIrau. she youngest little girl. who
.---- 40 b o'clock Wednesday noon.
~F Persons has sold his residence and
.l-4r lt ~audersville. DR. H0llifield
~ tfe a-Iience and about 300 acres Of
Il Tie remainder. about 6S3 acres, was
70 T. e. Rawlings. The entire tract
--t- SlZ.i51-
4. Atlanta "a couple Of cOlOred families
.---fei the graves Of their dead children
rt-.es containing what remained of the
-e- prescribed py the attending physi-
The bottles bore on the druggists
.s ur1-criptiOn and the names OF the
l1--
t-Hs O-lcthOrpe camp James NJ. Smith
--r about 100 cOuvicts, Zoe of them being
-r-s ou bis farm and the rest on a rail-
n. He has Just been given the contract to
IA Il. bis fun quota, to work thereon.
r.r MS farm with them next year.
| -as Talbot county nominations Wednes-
f-re following received the highes&vOtes:
-lri.narr-B- IL. Leonard. For Clerk
M EaIue-. For sheriG-D. a. Richards.
81 Tax Eece.yer-W. IL. Culpepper. For
' .----0r-Hlriv BrVOu. The contest for
--lsre- ami Tax Collector Is close, and re-
r-s tle official count.
i rCaytlu saturday afternoon John Wei
rs man living some distance in the
---.r1. came into town and became intOXi-
e Marshal Dillingham; attempted TO
~ Wc.hIrue for drunkenness and disOr-
rrnuIur-. WelbOrne resisted. and draw
n Iar- su.fc struck at the Marshal's throat.
--- Din. behind the ear and seVering the
-l. aud p1s-erlOr auricular arteries,
1lsr- -au u-'y auu dangerous wound. The
r-5al man was cared for by DR.. Smith.
d d. .rle present time Is doing well. After
-rrlg the deed the desperadO tried to
s15.. bud was pursued by a posse Of citizens,
rs D aaj lodged in jail. WelbOrne is a
-erl.1 man, this being the fourth victim
r -l- suffered from the knife IN his hands.
i &C. Cuttr-viile, Wednesday. Bob Patter-
~ u oil and poor man, died suddenly in
l-r0om ~ Bill Satterfield. The people
g. county were voting on the prohibition
sl lt the time. Tuesday Patterson
HE 1l would vote for whisky If he did not
. ..-AAA AAsAA ANeA4AAH nNANA0 AAE NaAA NAaE
rlItv 0l doing so. At an early hour he
El-1 ,ItterGeld's saloon for his aocus-
-e. 4rlk- shortly after swallowing the
rl1 was taken with q hemOrrhage Of
1-- that killcd him in few minutes.
if-1lris he has been lit subject for the
r.l-e, living on what was given him by
irritable people, and sleeping on little
8. tle back end of an old unOccupied
--ru. He was formerly a man Of some
----. HI- had long since spent his substance
--E
lslni.ng committee Of the Protestant
spl Church of the diocese Of Georgia.
l- ST.. LUke's Cathedral, at Atlanta,
ay. There were present Rt. Rev. j d.
ltsWtH, Bishop Of Georgia; Rev. ThOs.
I-a rector OF Christ Church. Savannah: /:
ELr. Weed, rector Church Good Shep-
rl Augusta. Col. l.. y. Whittle. OF Macon /:
-L u. Harrison and Thomas +. Walker,
tllIl-l. The testimonials OF the Bishops
ttle iIDceses Of Maryland and Nebraska
7-e examined and signed. ratLtylng the cleo
e 70 Rev. William Panet as Bishop of
L-uf and Rev. Dr. WOrthingtOn as
r 10 Nebraska. The Rev. A. G.. p.
l.,e.1i Sc. SimOn's. was recommended to
G4L Rev. j. ". Beckwith as worthy of
--llt0l to- the priesthood. Mr.. Obri
---e was recommended as a candidate for
l-ler-.
Aliens EtaHer- WGtchmaH: Uncle Billy
7s7s went up TO Atlanta last week and
Is r1a final payment on Tom Peter" his
% engine. that cost S3.OU0. The road Is
--l- tvo and a half miles, and every foot
-liei and paid for. He has enough iron
-- another half-mile Of track. The road
4iau Eat cars. built at BOWcrsVille. and
passenger coach will also be put up there,
r-asa being bought IN Atlanta. Uncle
Uses the engine 20 haul logs to his saw
- and SAYS he Is shipping a great deal OF
-.lr and wood over the road, which pays
Ugh tl keep the wheels creased The en-
% Is named for Judge Thomas Peter
r-a5, -he founder Of Gainesville. The Judge
l1.llng court on the spot uGder a large
We oak. and discovering four fine springs
- 90 hand, proclaimed that the seat of
l-e should be established there.
AJ. Williams makes the following propO-
~. n the jackson Aeigs: Il will furnish
ground. building, motive power, with
--aG--. pulleys, etc. aud put in operation
cum -Ie whole business OF ginning cotton.
Bang cotton seed oil, stock food, fertilizers,
' 5-e.. n other parties VIII pay for the
- ses.l oil machinery, which viii cost
81 viii put In the above at actual cost,
Z i1e motive power to be added. / will
q altF0tc mv attention 10 the business "a
1eFF best advantage, for a price to be
-- and VIII guarantee the success of the
s-es-, sd viii work for nothing. Let us
-ll some move. as Jackson is full grown
F. The Atlanta and West Point road has
o.. mills within fifteen miles OF each other
tllu- Lngluvllle and LaGrange. Here Il
ls- accessible point in GeOrgia-On al
plenty lf cotton seed. What viii the
to- VIII you take stocks"
l.lin Post. A 14-year-Old son of Mr.
mss Payne, Of Wilkinson county, in cOm-
-F E--l several men, came over last We'd
---T iu Mr.. Aaron Carr's place. thi;
--tr. -uup1sing there would be a sale there
---- l-y. Finding there would be no sale
sent over to the barrOOm, where they
.e- themselves with whisky. On thell
" home young Payne put spurs 10 his horse
% Vas soon out Of sight. About half mllt
-'-l ile men came upon him lying by tht
l-.ie, with blood flowing from his nos
- Tears. ln pluuging his spurs TO the hors'
F -l-r ms balance. which he never re
----- -eeplug his spurs 10 the horses slu'
-- as De STAYED on him. His companion
a nam up and carried him home, where hi
- lying at the point OF death SATURDAY
i-4s--hree days after receiving his IN
le. Tie has not spoken a word, and M
ls cry ls extremely doubtful. His father D
O. be IS local preacher, and Is sorel,
-7ei 70 yer his boys conduct.
wv WI '-erssn, brother Of Raleigh vii
esr. 10 Nrh ~Ds, was found dead near }. q
--1s. ,Iv miles from Harmony Grove, II
-.-1a county. n t'ay or two ago. The de
sl was q Young m an aged about . years
PAS i0rmerly OF LEGrange. but had 10
-,- ieW wears been EuEd8eu a. = uA-
Clerk lu Atlanta, NeIN orleans, MeAh
--.l other places. Lately ue nau Deeh w gu
,-l9E ment, but had the prCmlse OF a pO
n ashingtOn city. ana auOut Nv.
~ ago had left Athens, where &c was o.
z u his mother and family. to accept tn
Means were given him 70 pay MS eN
'.s' lut he did not carry out his intention
-- Charlotte, n. c.. changed his min
s-ar-ed on a return trip 70 Atilens .
So ae boarded the Northeastern tral tr
--ll. Mr.. WilkersOn seemed yer
- and excited. and the conductor say
--,e- Ike man under the lnhuenee
50. This was on Friday, but as the trai
running at a speed Of about IA miles a
~ le leaped from the coach and escapet
--5 on board knew him, and the MATTE
- leported Saturday night lie passe
$50 l1e settlement of Black creek thIe
- le.oW Harmony Grove. ABOUT OF
Il A ln lne morning he was heard scEeal
-.sifloly- but the people who nearu n. hll
s-s-s DC was drunken frOlic- On maxim
~ sunday morning a black frOck coat an
- leather pOcketbOOk was found nei
ts le was heard. The pocket book col
49, nothing but papers, and from them
n rtt-,-9t cred that the owner was named \
= y s-lAers0n- a further search resulted
.,------lns Of the body. His relatives thin
,s.,iee was the Fictim Of q lit Of temporaI
-s--tood lBullOch county, correspondent
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