Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-04


.--fzGce Tuesday.
me smallpox al Waverly Hall, HafFls
----tr ls ahItilE-
r.. Ia estimated that there are several NIL
t.-- v01uE carp 10 the ponds oi j alDot county .
r-ars viii be an oll-fashloned gander
--f.-nr az AGerhOld's FerrF- walton county
.---.sv nj the fr-t court house in Walton
f- possession Of Mr.. Edwards the
--.1F the superior Court IL is 81 years
~.-.r u-- i1r toads has been discovered
n Err.ur iu the southern part Of Dodge
-rT be uses them for fy-traps and Tor
--T ia=fr5Fers in his garden
s-.--rra-- base hllLclub D. being organized
,-i4-f. .r. application viii be made tor
.-sti.-.rr into the State League. A COM
---g l. engaged Boz locating the grounds
wdrl VII .' WV" %
sraHI --auH.
..-- r....t.r-0 0i the citizens Of Richmond
-g --..l boz held at the court house, ia the
--.f Augusta July q, lss4. for the purpose
Tr.rrI~- re-r-ate= % the Senatorial con-
-- el a.-" for tne purpose OF selecting
s--arst.- rl tla GI1ernatOrlal convention.
~. rsrre and Pheuix Mills at Columbus
-.f-e. WAGES II per cent. on July "a.
rafrr.Hr WlI apply alike to President
.0Frfr-. travellers. Office and all other
-...--- arf mill operatives and viii re-
-s.r n ilrae uutt. there is q decided change
F-tls better. There l- very little profit on
I --.I tHa demand for them Is less than
. The other mills in the city VIII take
elm .ar a..i9n-
b. .r.rarz county f1T three weeks past the
.-.f M Heea wet and retarded the farmers
r.a-rw6rk. and for the last few days IL has
+5.r Irua-- .H.e tu pIpw, and still the rain
.=-.rra- The farmers are discouraged. and
- t.-rH OF the cotton VIII be totally ruined
r- H. -re-s auI tNr whole crop VIII be dam
-FH- Die -oIteuu- 'aut- The river l. high
#=-r.r D rising. and threatening 20 overflow
H. frlrs vari aui destroy the brick.
.ar.au- difficulty occurred near Zcigler &
tr-sml.'- -iE miles from - lFauia. ln ball
,.ln ar saturday night. lu which Martin
u.r-.rrf1u ua= SHOT at twice 10y John Parker.
g. rr.f BAN n.H H--fur ifs aim and striking Jim
T.r wHu was standing near hy, M the shOUl-
Is- .4r.I thr second shot went through Her
r-r,0r-- breast. Iuflcfing dangerous
r570d. Cal. i- yorur man who is both deaf
srf dumb and was taking no part In the fight.
HerriuEt0u -LilL alive.
lsrrels Ws.try: They stood on the door
.f.a 10 midnight. lie placed his OF arm
a-.rHI lrr -.eulaT--iN- hundred -and-twO-
Tar--tl-t tIr-fffI- waist. and asked 1t hc must
Frr her. "f e-. darling. hug me tail hOllerW
,ff s1t 1rI then Tor three long hours he
hove t5 with ali his U0wer-lugged till he
fauffI from sheer exhaustion and TIL the
r4-r Il- U. fge iIIF one gave iurth no WhOop.
When DO comes tp the real old Indian hug.
ugalnp-- aud time considered. the COvlngton
gals taAe tbe cake.
crawford Nst-a- Monitor. We went through
mart % che county last Friday, Saturday and
sunday. therefore bad tine opportunity Of see
uE how the crops are progressing. We find
them aII uu growing boom. Some say their
frftlu I- now a- large as It was last year when
Hes ai-hv- There is q better prospect for
agl0f crop right now lhau there has been for
some yeIrs-eysn the grass Is growing fear
fully ia-t. 10 we DON'T have too much rain
.srf rHe seasons come more moderate, we will
reap heavy yield this iall-
ta-S.J. Bell says- Il never saw a better
prospect iH Burke county for q good cotton
crau u uE life. They are fine. Corn Is small
bar IHuk.ue Wr'E. and Boo gnnu Couditiou-ihev
hsyn been we'll worked. The seasons 90 the
present. week VII make the corn crop IL the
seasons hold out, Burke county tins year will
ree1r. ls good a cruu as has been gathered
since Che war. The peach crop Is good; the
arp.e crop is q failure. IH this connection I
want tu mention treat Of milk and peaches
which / enjoyed lt Judge r. n. Burtou's.
T..r mills was as rich rs any ever made in
ts-leu. and the peaches delicious. The Judge
hl- IateIF been imposed upon by "a humhug,
VbU was travelling through the country SELL
lr-a liquid t1 Kill borcrs and other insects
which uie-t fruit trees. The Judge lost
hundred 0l bis fine Young peach trees by ap-
plying lt. mention this 90 warn other fruit
growers against this humhug. Altogether ]
ana oi the opinion that old Burke is ia q fair
vav Oh once more assume its place as 'the
land Of abundance"
p1ur.a-vile STIR: The Rev. A. J.. Morgan
was somewhat surprised on Friday last. while
at work is his field, no being requested % sus-
pend operations aui perform marriage
ceremony. The ha-bIHl and happy bride
groom lu tue case proved To be Mr.. John
Couch, 10 tui- county. who has passed through
ue ordeal three times before, and who buried
Biz last spouse some two months since. The
lllf auI pushing bride Is Mrs. Mary Queen. a
blXom dam-ei Of sweet Is. or thereabOuts SO
earnest audi excited was the happy bride
groom taat Dee would not wait 10 go tl the
h0u>l, Duo insisted on being married fright
thar ODD ILc road. which the ubligiug ClerEv-
m4r proceeded IO ito. Mr.. Couch is some
l4iD- more than s5 years of age, while his
p-uuUln- hrIHe l- well uu lu tine fOrtips This
H case where tle funeral baked meats
cpIiIy VIII furnish Forth thp marriage feast -
Age could not dim Che happiness or the an
Gent lover. and Dee tumbleu into his buggy.
hauling iae falr Mary after him. Just as lively
as rr.csrt. aud departed FOR his ancestral
cabin WItli grin on lIm like a rash IN Florida
watermelon made with meat aN.
Camilla correspondence NEWS. July .. n
ialn, nuW iu abundance. The melon crOp is
about Wuunt up- The continuous rains have
pe-7'nei lhe vines The acreage here was
al2Ht llrtc hundred acres. but the shipments
MW lc ItAl-uut one third OF n medium crop.
E'en with ihe light crop the returns have not
rrtn large, showing that DO Is an easy thing To
Supply lle melon demand. Watermelon
S.llA' 'i ~ y Sihc,unati, Is here, looking after
lenl-.-lEe children enjoyed q musicale at
i.e residence oi ID. h. Butler last night.-The
helloIisL sunday school celebrated the cen
teluial oI MethudI-m on last Sabbath morn
tle' Speeches were made by several OF the
.'-l7, anu an address was delivered hv
non. .. A. Bush--Pe ham Baptist Church
vas dedicated last sabbath. Rev. C.. NJ. Ir-
VIA Preaching the sermon 20 a large audi
-5-e.-A ssh Jones, nice boy Of Baker county.
hAo carried The mail from Camilla 10 New
lau. has lost his position and the Dlace Given
M -aAe Jones q large pOrtly blacksmith
-e' " a7 laltllul amt popular with the peO-
bf--tlnts sf--t nts 10 use erutches TO walk, but the
"-''e-t party needs other agents.
Tie NewnaH HsraEF- We have slyvavs felt
peculiar tenderness towards Infants and
---. 1Ilt s. because they cannot give eN-
lesion in words 90 suffering inflicted upon
-tl-- Ale individual who would wantOnlv
tl,4fe either must indeed be a brute him
-' -u4 certainly should suffer cOndign
---st-lAent- An aggravated instance Of this
-",a-t! attracted great deal Of attention
ol o-E streets last Saturday. Henry Addv-
S-l-i.-i Si-i. man who lives on Col. z. F.
l-.N ldll. I'VE miles east of Newman
tN'r INTO town with q wounded COW in
Nlsol winch had been fearfullv MANNED
3le 9le lAt with an AZ chopped both hind
,v-.lo- amos u two, cut 20 the hollow just
-,e'e tIt night hip. also across the hack and
40aep cash In the head. The noor animal
" t--EeF0g with pain. and her sufleriues
e-Nl el lu move with compassion even
-e et satan. Henry said that another
~. "--tu ne left so home had baeu treafarf
~ l-e same manner. He accuses \ SON and
.sl.ti oI Prank Dunbar colored. of heinz
~ ---it plfucs. The law ought TO take
'' sltn oaenses with a heavy hand.
oI. e's ActGy correspondence NEWS, June 50:
s,--4 -4sis Will soon be all right for the
- pi me- some Of them are already hav-
- -tN corn ground. This. of course spesLs
49, ~ '~5ltL ~ anu the early productiveness of
f5---- - AhS tolton prospect Is very satisfac-
l1I- ms ls one OF cur principal pro-
--.t'l>, DUB IS being dropped or Ia "a certain
sAltnL To give more time TO tna c-rNv-in,- ~
----gs anu early vegetables. Marion county
l,l' Lgia,1tl acres uf land and LET me saw
49, ~ .-at lleEe are numbers Of these acres
-. Pc % AMI about Fort McCOv that are a.
--A 4laptcd % fruit and early vp-etsble
s-N'-s as any n the state. All we want 10
-et o4E county and ueighb0rhood Is rail-
h = ~ anu thtn the rest Will be added unto
vasts-iS, y ,i l-.el was shown one acre Of ground
- 4sAl year. and the owner said he eX-
1- % realize 500 from IL besides il Is
-- -, ~ orange trees three years old. aud
--- 'pcl they are sprOutfnr" We have
~ abundance Of ire fish in me many bss,,-i-
49, - ponds and creeks that abound. I
.-- s-ale That doctor need not come here
a. ~ ~ -e expected % abandon his profession.
ua- a., 49, t..-liee OF I've miles square would
fs,-1.l I'm, much less ClOthe him and his
r--- I suppose our society is as good As ir,
Lhree different denominations
t-T u lle same house, with Masonic
s-fl.--. - =. Au1lt thirty member. Our
ah--- rs.--s s.-s Senerally Vel carried on. with
s-..----t.l! ~! o. sixty students 4 temperance
-a' over one hundred members.
u-T,.on 4fr ErI: Nr. Cannon. agent for
r-r-l r-l rance steam fire engine. speuf \ dav
srttos-..1-r y. our city last week. trv1nE TO sell the
J|rr r----ss.9l - one OF ms superb machines. The
wfrS ,.lii-. ~ iil. or a majority Of them. were
would ,1zt ~, euL euL The engine and eqmpage
lrtE-r--+ --'ut fas5tu, and they did NOT feel
c5rssrt - 10 70 contract The debt without the
starar-aTr - .eA- payers. so they prepared a
ers m i-s ~. aul Petition 70 the property own
telt the necessity of r l'I,,.,. ans aSs mat
mil ~ lo' willing 10 buy the engine. etc
hsF - consent OF the tTx-pavers
and T7v-,..i - oli5lned. The s'atemeaF was nlain
Tie er-f., ,7-el. stating that in order 70 get
raiss-5 7-S-t t-le property tax would have 10 be
Er5eg---,,-, ,al $40 on the Sl-o0O. Also. that the
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