Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-19

n d Trap Flies on with It.
GEORGIA.
E.rc-ton IS % have an artesian wei.
T7---- are ssy children IN the public schools
,-rr-s near Double Branches lost six bales
.=-r1l by lre last week
Pike county grand iury recommend the
-l 90 q registration law.
FRO child was born in Cobb county last
aElh1ut legs. rs existence was cut
Death.
rs Wu=oa. proprietor OF the cigar
Eiackshear, speaks OF moving his
up Maycruss.
- -eventy-fve acres Of woods were
"wednesday, near Golfers station, and
-.. e fencing went with II.
D- King, Jr., assistant Postmas-
90 the home of his father, POstmas-
u UaWkinsviIle, Tuesday.
ruauy has been organized in Quit
~. auuaratus has yet been arranged.
-r f1cIliucs OF the place are pro-
aaicquate.
a.u De applied for at the next meet
General Assembly Of Georgia 10 in
bank IN Summerville to be known
Bank, with paid-up capital Of
t8 divorce cases on the docket of
-.-.r-ar Court, - Of them docketed
-- tenn. The majority Of those seek
ANON are negroes. In one case the
v.fa have entirely different names.
-. county b. out Of debt and has a bal
t-I A ln the treasury. The Tax
Is collected but little of the pres
..- ..ze-. therefore he has paid nothing
hands of the Treasurer for this year.
5000 a trap % pay the running ex-
Done trlp Of the steamer SGn Antonio
- Nv York 20 Femandina and Bruins
- $500 ger m0nth-twO trips. She
worth % coal on single trip.
numbers 81.
-srr1rer Caleb $ Rldgeway, Capt
. rf che New YORK Packet line, ar
t.tfeId q Iison's wharf at Bruins
--.sr morning She left New York on
..-t arriving or St. SimOn's bar
afternoon. y hours from sandy
--1-u of wind and rain last Thurs
- alout 8 O'Clock. a freight car
rr tr1m the side track over one OF
switches, on 10 the main track,
fortunately, &c was discovered
at lu time % save the coming train
.r- with %.
FT-s-s. Willie, aged I3, son
W"r-E lu. oi COldwater, picked 81
cotton last Thursday; Jimmie.
a-r Hf a. l.. W oisham. picked 200
W.r.- regr5.. aged IS. picked 3l5. The
#- r#rv ur,iIr lrE, and they all stopped
-r before suudowu.
600. Young man employed bT J .
-.s.auE1-s O- icthoruc county fOrthe
1ll- machine. skipped out q few
ut. about slel Of his employer :
made his headquarters 81
M was looked upon as straight
lull his recent conduct
.r..eut Hatcher. of the State fair.
.. l..a-rams from horse-Owners in
et-yItania. Ohio and Mississippi,
Ur-lt De here during the fair
horses FUN stable will be
.r.- Mississippi. This looks as
racing viii be better than was ever
ST.. Tvler. while padding up Rae
o. - Hr rH HrIlrs In al
#uH-.1r in the water Padding mp
r.lrHei down. seized q large turtle
H H.rsei it into the boat ON its bacs.
6. itmeasured "A inches one way,
and weighed s. pounds. Its head
..- across.
N CO. had the misfortune to lOse {
SAW mil, situated about -four
Townsville. on the Monticello
r# #.u DAYS ago. With the mill was con-
a-n. shout 10000 feet Of lumber.
- r.- r1 insurance. IL is not known
rs a-i Eiuatet. The mill. with the
E tle engine and boiler, was a
E-. E..rF We=tbrook, who Is - years OF
$40 has lived in Monroe county for
..- never ridden iu the cars or Wis
larger than Forsyth. She is a
-rTI social position and influence,
marked iutcllectuality. She has been
rIe Paran Baptist Church for
..l century. Et Is not often that a
ar-- heSturooks 3 standing Is found
Travelled more than she has.
s.rr IS som whose plantation Is on the
q tle Big >atllla river, have made
lue crop of rice this year-in
~. tlg lne-t made since the war.
their oyerscer. on one 9S-acre
.ei $500 bushels Of rough rice, an
nearly 71 bushels TO the acre. On
flercd and threshed over l,2IC
ll average Of over IS bushels, and
.l acre he gathered S3l bushels
.-- Erz-e~- Leon Sledge says il is
Get
.- lul negroes On their drug store.
ra calls for coujur medicine. love
every ariCle In the grocery and dry
and OCCASIONALLY farmer comes
Ha-c 70 cotton Tue other day a
-ol white man offered Leon IS for 3
rl THAI Would make HIS wife love
and insisted that 10 could te COM
drug store.
rar. Capt. Welsh has a kinsman
tar1-lna who last year cleared 81,
lcrcs planted in tobacco. 1t was
..t mountain sides. where the soil
tH produce any other crop. One
u slhl. IL is nothing unusual for
-. .1 De cleared from tobacco cul-
r- Carolina The state OF Georgia
Wel adapted 20 the production
anil our farmers would find il
cable than cotton raising.
E1-etts. As the result OF the
lHc-t ll-r week, Mr.. Dorsey and
were sent 20 jaI In Centre, and
VAS Fut under bond Of $500. Mr..
-t o. crowd. estimated at from 81
H-rt t1 The h0use where the pris-
l.r quart, % hang them. As
'front.' The bailiG. guards and
ei aut 40 the back door. made
--- aGl stayed there all night. AT
tlc creaking Of the pursu-
= Trustees o. the south Georgia
|-l.re.t1ral and Mechanical Arts,
.- authorized the erection OF
-H -I'EaHle buildings Tor a
and recitation rooms for the
A c,t less than $40 0000-and
consisting % = l. Parker, sam
.-. p b. Hawkins. ". NJ. Ham
.. Z. f-tmau has been appointed
Lralt for the erection Of such
t tie work VIII begin imme-
Alc approval OF the plan and
iract lF the board.
-resH Holdcnt GrCensville Tfndi-
sou thc result 81 days cotton
N hands on Mr.. r. C.. Thrash's
o. last saturday. Oct Il: r. C..
, Alex. Dickens, colored. $40;
i. colnucd. SIS; Landreth Nc
aaH- Reuben Stroller. col0rcd,
IT. Irrash. alSs total. > "a, making
H '5 pounds per hand. This cot
Seq bT daylight. between sunrise
&. Eltl 5 loss ot fuIiv one hour and
ler, and may be considered eX-
No moisture, not even drop Of
a cotton.
a ago, Miss Maude McGOugh.
Eelr forsyth. set q trap for hawk.
grll Young chicken. When she
Ter lt the trap was gone, also q
tNQ 4ect long, which was at
c iran. aud was tied 70 a bush.
e AE- Ahouas McIommOn. with q
l4N which measured four feet
l, lron tlp @ tip, and had 8 trap
..s foot with "a chain-evideutlv
tt lad been sent by Miss McGough.
as seen dangling beneath the hawk
a- shot He had got caught and
Trap or with him.
-vck. q few DAYS agO. an I'M
chased of = ). lissner 4 Co.
-1ois and offered IN payment a
h- walkers. % Darien. on Hilton
a--ler Company. 10 order OF J. X.
t.- dated Oct. 4, for $40. Not
.rlcual amount In money on
---cr tCcEthe dram 20 the bank
el that the signature ==as not
fufurmariCn was at once
Aer. and he answered: 'Draft
tle thief" but By this time
Hu- luQ DO Cue seems 20 know
or place Of abode.
- The continuance Of the
GO lrzt q most serious detri- .
F.lg @ he a blessing % this
- ,tlrtel the grow th and de-
--t cltaQ1 plant, and In that
rellre1 the crop; but Il has
o-- o mature and open IN
mas allowed the staple 20 be
I-t p condition. For the first
ears cotton Is not obliged to
T. CONDITION, but all Il clean
.-a- ll taere had been rain
60 much would have been lost
- that, while the dry
t--1t- ITS coutiuu ance mp TO
- q -i1ssinE rather than an
-eutlemau of this town
beard up 60 ls months