Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-25
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THF NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD N PARAGRAPHS.

e CORES spoadent Condenses the News
Of CsmIIla-Rome Military Companies
Putting ON New Uniforms for the
Coming Encampment-Buried Alive
Beneeth Three Tens Of Earth at BIoul-
trie.
GEORGIA.
Fr nand Phinifv has given the White Sui
.aaE >prngs Hotcl 20 three of his sons. and
l-- -utlinE further to DO with it,
There ARE upon the pauper list Of Harris
county q white F1upers who receive S207 per
quarter and - blacks who receive $l40 per
tGarteT.
capt. IT. II. k5mbrough. Of ElIerslie, has or
1-niHet -lelA company WITH a capltal OF
$1,000 to begin iue manufacture OF Fertilizers
.lr BeEt season.
Ea Dosrse. the Wayuesboro negro who ulur-
lerel five children. is considered insane. He
Will Hc allowed t0 plead guilty, when he will
Us sentenced to the chain gang Tor life
AT Bar bridge. young lady whose rela-
tIVes opposed her marriage TO a rDung man of
tne toFa. attempted suicide by poisoning
herself Her life was saved however, and
the Irc-riage VIII DE attended in the near
future
Blafl-hear special TO News: sheriff E. y
Byrd who resides ~ the Suburbs Of town.
gave the young people an entertainment last
uigi. The light fantastic toe tripped
uutf the wee sma' hours Of She morning. Re
fres meuts were served about II O'Clock. II
hg Go entertain like q aobleInan: Nathan
Hfadrv. Juo. A. strickland, ". @. Mcmillan,
and ". ID. WILSON, cigar manufacturers, were
To most conspicuous characters Of the even
ifE. Ol the Young ladies In attendance the
Misses Bennett and Misses Kent and BrutOn
were tie stars
Rome Courier: About forty elegant new
uniforms have been ordered for the Rome en-
campmeut hy the Albany Guards, and are eN-
uerfed about p f1rtni ght. They are t. be
made from Tie est Point cadet gray stand
art. The coats are TO be trimmed with light
blue. Georgia stan buttons, cross strap ana
helk. white glazed helmets, white plumes blue
tipped. one inch blue stripe on pants. with
Haff inch gold braid. The Jackson Light Ar
tlHcrv fatigue uniforms viii be received
about the same time. They Will be very
SNOWY aue are as follows: Dark blue coats,
wllA rrI trimmings and shoulder knots, light
blap pants with broad red stripes, red caps
with IIue centre and E0lt band. The dress
uniform VIII consist of red coats, gold trim
nIrgs. pants same az fatigue pants, white
s.H.cI helmets. This uniform viii be very
similar to that Of the British army
McDououEh correspondence NEWS: Follow
.uE u tLe last viii and testament Of IcOnidas
Jenr-.u- state of Georgia. Fulton cOunty-In
aculma oi-G03. amen, !. Lconldss johnson,
of Henry county. state of Georgia beng Of
sound and dlspoSiug mind and memory, and
knowing that must shortly depart this life,
aeeu 30 right and proper. both as respects my
friends and myself, that should make dis
position oi my body. ] do therefore make this
Hr last win and testament. hereby revOking
anil aunuiuE an others heretofore by me
made. / desire and direct my body, when
dead. t0 Doe given TO Dr. stephen T. Biggers;
shat 70 Doe used bv him rs he may di-
rect for the benefit of science, and
when al necessary examinations are made,
desire luI direct that my body DC carefully
aHIi le emily buried. ] further desire and
direct that fhc sheriff or any other person
or ucrsors having MY hedv in charge deliver
the same 90 DR. stephen T.. Blggers. ] hereby
nominate and appoint my friend DIR. Richard
Af. Auteu. execution of this my last viii and
testament. Thi- NOv.slo, lss5. ISigned.) LE-
CIuAs Johnson.
Camilla correspondence MoRNISG NEWS,
haT --- tlhe weather Is exceedingly
hal and dry The drought Of last year
was SD prolonged and SO disastrous that our
people are uerYously apprehcusive OF a like
season. Every thing needs rain. For want OF
lt the oat crop Is materially cut of, and corn
ls I'M precarious condition Gardens have
dried uU. The way of the tran eressor is
@uludle took him In charge on the 2Oth. Jack
t~cauti from the Alabama State peniteutiary
uu he 2jtb of December, 1881, had long hOl
liaE aud viii now M last pay the penalty of a
broken law The award Is $50. Jack, like
most of his color. considers crime no disgrace,
aui with uouchalant air remarked: 'fDem
fellows anxious Tor me. cause dey seed / was
good blacksmith" The st. Louis Wrought
lr.B Range Company have established an
agency here. Their agents peddle the ware
ou time. with note secured by mortgage. Rev.
George =. johnson is holding a prOtracted
meeting at the Methodist Church, assisted.
lsst week. u1 Rev Mr.. DOuliugos; this week
Hv Rev. Mr. Williams. Mt. johnson is
divine 90 unusual pulpit ability. Mrs. G. NJ.
Irwin has gone To Atlanta TO be with a sick
dan Ehter-In-iaw- For the first time since the
war men. as they gather in groups about the
shady places. talk about the tariff as a sub
have they been inspired with the hope Of re
form tariff