Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-06

p n
Putnam county farmers have invested Sl5,-
600 in mules this season.
W.B. Yaugh's new residence at Carriers
vile has been destroyed by fire.
Col. Wm. Wyune, who lived in Swaiusboro
last year, Is now Mayor Of Louisville.
Walton county is the home Of q breed Of
hogs which have hOOfs like those OF mules.
George King. the burglar recently pardOned
by GOV. Mcdaniel, died in Atlanta sunday.
An evening paper is one Of the possibilities
with which the citizens Of Rome are con-
fr0nted.
The oat crop Of LumpkiG was destroyed
before Christmas. but later planting IS
coming up proml-lnEiF.
Elijah Pas. an eX-pOhcemau of Atlanta, is
under arrest ON g charge OF stealing $500 from
q Pickeus county man named Woods.
Miss Mamie strickland, of Lafayette, has
put together her two quilts. which number
many pieces; one had 300. the other l.739.
a daughter Of John Bennett. Of SwainsbOro
has lost her mind Her parents cannot ac-
count for the cause of the sad misfortune.
Beef per pound at Knoxville market is sOlu
al Is and cents, In the swamp range cattle
are doing Well and fat enough for good beef.
John Mccullough and Miss Florence VIII
hanson were married at the home of the for
uer'- father. at Swainsboro, on the 20th of
col. G.. j. Foreacre. Of Atlanta. was the re-
cIuieut OF several valuable souvenirs from his
railroad and personal friends at Atlanta Mon
day night.
Lane, Jr.. p. 4. Clifton and r. T. Lane-are
attending lectures at the medical college in
Baltimore bId.
s-i ' - +f ,, .,- IN, l. 49, 81 G o,s , q =
two of his fingers uu bus right hand. The lit
tie fellow GId not shed tear.
Carpenters have commenced the erection Of
the home which citizens of Macon have con-
trJuieJ money to build for susie burden and
Her orphan brothers and sisters.
II d 20" Almost - d loieEone conclusion that
il f i i,iiif mo iti 10 a. ~ e,.i
,...,t,.,, ~ t,l-, ., 80 ,, -" s nv N'l
A' 1-2i''-i''" 10 '''NV ""g sIoCA IT'D the
tH'' t''7C
a Ilmesynle lady came TO Savannah to do
some hopping and was so wearied by her ex-
crtion7 lhat 7he zen asleep on the train and
.td no! 4Wahe until she was several stations
t 0lil | lt1i = Il ll3'ilc. . sac Ieu"ce" heT Journey
tAu ''". iVli"W nus.
The tcme BaptiStS have already expended
fI'-.'V ON t!i5it new churc1 ounce "ht Slv'-
uIa more VIII be required for lts completion.
me Mcthotiet7 OF iile same city nave Just de
ing without delay.
M Fcstor az Madison claims tn bera
Inn rrsatlv reitava,I ~ rba,,,nati.1,, G ,.a
~ ,,-t9fo IN ...li ,f r. ,,,ts5I',,
fii- ~ ti i' t -. ~ ii Ii7 pI ptl,iloou7 7
ibe6th.- hardened. When tbf- result is ar
famed th.v are thrown AWAY and thp cure Is
-tif.il,,-...+ to bc effected
~ ........5.t....t.... 80 ,t. o-t4 ~,
r S,3tit oF t,,,r,,.t, ,I lJfa,i ~, Va -, ~
tti',- t-7ti.,' ~. ''' t w " " W Wy StN1
ID. J. ..f. .l. .r..-
f 1 vi -5 -. m . e'ut 7-o''V'
"Hi 'll vi til't Y'H' itie9i d memo
"...t.',' Vi ~ nv, S ~ iV"Nt III lHc rant
i'.'I I.s-i =. +I W. oi"N' ~ i"I' Has
"56t "ol"i'ot ~ tHehi'
Tine cumming Ch1rl0p says; "A subscriber
y. anton, tfSt9' Ia writes us til4I mere Is
Hl.''"r 'N no 20" ~ " .' @ l,.l9 .ilt IeSl Villi-
5,, t,itl, ,ra5,f,-,,1,, ,.l,iI,ire ,,5 &c
""" ".'" 80, H.; " - ,i,,i'.' ~ Itg"t'o1 ol
""''u 't, li -" - 1C'' IH,uT Oh thlo
paper rue Ala9SihN Wl1oW, can take nolice
I'm examination OF the body of the dead
white infant found I'M an Atlanta sewer Fri
day shows that the child was badly deformcd
when born, and the presence OF alcohol i'm
The ilesh led TO the belefthat some physician
Had thrown the body away rather than bury
t. Coroner HllDurn ana not deem an inquest
necessary ana had lhe remains inferred
AT AppliDg, over one hundred years ago.
EeF. Daniel Marshall organized krOke's
church. the first Baptist church i'm the state
Tine massive oak under which the cOngrega-
tiou assembled Is still living. and bids fair to
stand tine storms ol anoiner century. MIR.
Marshall Is buried not far from this venerable
uak. but un oHuiIeht or tombstone marks
hi5 ft7tl4E pi%yc. -Lla 7IAfG rs suifouhdeu Dy
much ullapiudlel f9ch wan; ana covered by
tHe TIfah=iihS Iool7oi many Rnotly mulberry
ti..7-
The Dallas Ae}r Err says; There was quite
Young riot aJ the depot last Monday even
ing, lu which Mr. e. +. nderWood was ar
T0Nc0 against crowd OF railroad employees.
Things were beginning 10 look serious. as bll-
l!afd cues We're hanaleu WIN eEll intent; At
l"i7 ''' -uiN i't M ~ --'.e tii'Cilel ca anu
lGele' @ tnS Tio,. -. ne NatsliSl i arrested me
taIiie7 anu tlg cii7t w az 9'I IoI iIlFe9tlsailon
No one received any very serious injuries.
Mr.. Underwood received few slight wounds
on the head.
.f-,,.,- k-s,,, bo- f,a,, 1,,,r,,o9 O., l,,tt, n,
l5- LlIi. ,,aar Sc,,,,ril He ami b,s 80
.-f .i5..o-roor,art I-7.i,i.,- a,a,,r-- Nj, %
i0ok thc children and leiJ the house Satur-
I-.,.,.j 80 ~ 49,, f,,.I ~, tf 49, - go
q fHsa
- - - 80, 60 ,,ct fi l r7
t,t ill.,. ,,ast ,,lsIIsiTle tLaory Is tbat L Iii
.-.i ,,-..,,t h., H., ,,,;tL 81 H. .i,.. H., a.
t- ' r.,, y,.5icI fi,a b51I-s - e...7,ie,,'t
-if Trsj and he overcome ,-7tb the sn1ota
,a ,,l-islef
,+. - . NV,
He - ', --i. ,l 80 - a., me ilio i ~
~ g.. ' i-7 f,,'t iIi tSi 'IS 10 " 'l,t'
'i +1 7,,.--l.- +-,,.t e tl,i- - m W.
.E ,i !. = -, y" @ .iiS > W " 80, nv wv wv
t'"I .tN7 49, N ~ -en @ ,ClS 9'l lVia itHVo
NJ Itt ~ t,..5 '," ~ % a. s''J @ o'iisl ~. =
Iie II Li'tS - ,' 'o,, ~ I's ~ I.' o69 '1llu
.iC ~ , i, t,,I" ~ /" ~ am 1et NJ 'itS T @ ON DeL
uavjrg half "a dollar. The negro came. maid
Ills half dollar and drove his hos home. This
was Monday evening. Early TUESDAY morn
ing the negro found the white mans cow
-tr4piuc took her mn and sent him word stO
come over and fetch dat half a dollar n
was a good Joke ON these fence men. and now
they are even. The matter was very amicabIv
settled a- we hope all such cases arising un-
der this law viii be-"
Fa,~.r,- S,11,erior Cot,rt ,-,s IN, sas-,.,, t.s+
week. Df fbe many cases tried motions Cor
f,-,v trials were made I'm onIJ Two one If
these wa, The ease OF Alex. Ii. Stephcns GOV