Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-16
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
.orT1EE TWO STATES TOLD
81" N PARAGRAPHS.

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cor THE TWO STATES TOLD
81" N PARAGRAPHS.
.-,. Political UOrosooPe-sIeCer-
ha yisited by Fierce Flames-An
lal.-tb Child Outraged by Her
AeI--s Terrell County Farmer Cap
~ ,fter Lively struggle.
GEORGIA.
-,.. ,ftqrv fair begins on NOV. %
60. i. over-uu 1y sneak thieves.
A'-..--,l,o d. pa have an aTtesisn well.
DIT. Terrelis re-" hI'-A
.-esrIv complied - -. ,,o
,u-.-, has already rece-Fed over Io-VJO
..-ies I'd cotton this season
-ss - nj Columbia Col7ty are about
L-,-r r5Itf .heir cotton picSlng.
--.rrCraure oil mill had a narrow escape
-- u.s. SING h.lruei q few GG5s ago.
r-s tas played have with the woods
t.ls rsler- 0pposite Fort Gaines.
~. r...,r,asviUe oil mi.ls had a narrow es-
pr s-.-, destruction u- 1re Monday.
.-t ..,- tourt met r. Ieesburg last Mon
tI- ii.nrned until next Monday.
y. ..,-us county W 90 have to borrow some
I. 1t- OF the outstanding orders
-r-l-. Er-siue emphaticallv denies the ru-
lAl-|aA tAft u AAA2 A7A
-.4-ir- viii be held at ThOmasville Mon
-----s-. steps TO organize a gas light COM
-.-s~z0n county only about One-third OF
..,.- b.- been paid, and the looks VIII DC
- thursday Ee-t-
DAVIS. T.-J. Wall and W. L. Elhs
t.-s tf.u nominated lOr Alieriuen IN the
r---H Wlrd oI Macon
,.p.-ssviIe. F-iIay evening, two negroes
-..-1 sr alteration. in which one of them
-.---ldr up his antagonist
-.-I.lfeu wedding Of Judge y. L. Akin
-4-l wife VIII DE Ce ebrAted at their home
-V-t Point or tuesday eve ning, Dec. 2.
-r-aratv convention which was To have
-+s.t the court house in Leesburg last We'd
f.-. h.- been postponed until next We'd
-..sr. SOY. ID
rs- a.r nasutiugOf cN-GOv- Jenkins, by =,
% 0rr-.- Georgia artist. for the hal Oh the
r--s0i Repre- entalvce, left Augusta Fri
s. .5r Atlanta
-s.r5 hoy named Robert Jackson, living
-z-rtde }ueyiue branch, had his hand cut
--r-r rrelzht train on the Macon and Bruins
~ kalr0ad on Thursday evening.
The residence Of Mrs. George 4. Jackson.
rHa-T-0uviiie. near Augusta, is offered for
~ Mrs. Jackson D. the wife of the un1urtu-
-t.. cs-Presid=nt OF the Enterprise Cotton
Flc.1rr-
ne eiu-house Of Mr.. C.. Cooper. of Talbot
rrrfr t0Eethcr with eight bales OF cotton
s .U-uGl1 Oh cotton EEEAs WAS lGoAGNF Gu
-l-e 100 Tuesday. The gln was running az
sumr. and it IS thought the fire was caused
-Ictln.
rentIeman from Palatka, Fla, was in
ren Friday negotiating for 100000 of
rs with which to build up the burnt pOr-
-1oi that town. Nearly all Of the burnt
fings were of wool. but the town COun
e,u uIres all new buildings 20 be erected Of
While the rockets were being fired at Amer
r.H
~ Of Dr. HuusOn. was struck by glanclng
~. which exploded just before IL reached
r- ODD the back of her head, cutting pain
r -1sh which bled copIOuzly- The wound,
rls painful, IS not serious.
F-.far evening the gIu-hOuse of Gen. p. II.
r-HT-5. at Bradley's station, Richmond
s.r was burned, the fire catching from a
-s-- ont Of the gin engine There were
1-tf--y bales OF cot on IN the house, but
-..- 0i these Wer- removed. The engine. gin
.-I cotton seed, however. were destroyed.
T-emiri ward Of Macon viii have meet
----lr t1 nominate candidates for Alder
r Among The many gentlemen proposed
.--st position are Messrs. F. :. johnson. w.
s Cr1. e. O.. He dirk, ". W. Collins and ".
rFlH..rs. So Tar. TO candidates have been
r.-an IS from the First ward, except DR.. Me f.
.rlrv. 90 East Macon.
d-tog tie guards Of the Bibb county chain
---f.rnl tT0 white women near the Old
! 4. .-tarr. 40 the foot OF second street. en-
Isl 1-aI lr eating q dinner Of raw beef. They
lf r-l nos give any information, but it was
+ t.-uar learned that they had checked a
n en-. tl S lanta bv the East Tennessee, NIr-
(. -.li.I Georgia Railroad. ana were on their
I u-u-llt place on foot, and stopped at the
factory % eat dinner.
1rftaarra Echo. Quite a lively horse thief
rr Che vicinity of "a Washington invaded
parts last week. He stole horse from
l1l-sman near chat town and brought II 10
unity ami sold 1t To negro named
l E.lHIs. Then. rather than walk back
le s.o.e au0taer horse from negro named
e. 0Illu, rlte it home aud sold It- Nose
r,.1 b.m ur and procured MS animal, and
-s1tlrmei che i0rmcf victim that his horse
r-.r this county and he sent after it. Luck
-Hecsh had not Uaid him but 81 80 on the
So. l- Is .h0uzht that by this time the
rs-ts Iu durauce vile, as he was closely
,1rl 90 last accounts.
T1-rs.av night a fire occurred at McCor-
-a ODD Che Augusta and Knoxville RAIL
or ltag. thirty-slN miles from Augusta.
l- .ra started BOZ the kitchen Of Mr.. MCClane
Cd detective stove iue. The depot caught.
6 vas saved. The express Ofire In IhOs.
.l7ars drug store ami the post Office IN ~r.
E. F54as store, were entirely destroyed.
following stores and buildings
f.l Destroyed, Thomas Taylor. drugs
90 meEr IlnIl-e, no insurance; p
>-ursle, merchandise, store IN
i, uarmau Bros. merchandise, no IN
11'e; A. A Stuart, merchandise, 10 in
.-l--e jas Pcake- merchandise, no ins1r-
-rg store. Nr. Mechanics residence was
-slmed The loss Is about $4,000 10
Ea.
-lEsau Jaar1Ii. 3lr. Eaton, who lives near
E.'l. was arre-ted Saturday afternoon
A---rs. Turner Lewis and EnOch Proctor.
u .-l liln. Do seems, had been in the habit
l-fl-fluE with tenants or working them
--5l--r portion of the year. aud then tax
-s .0uu e-llrrei shotgun and making
.elfe lLe Ireu Ses without the benefit
IHNHr- IHrr Ha finally -frmgE the
Fellows. who swOre out warrant for
-l 'liuu' and placed it in the hands Of
-.r. lh1 old man armed himself and
el tlat no officer should ever lay hands
--. Tie above named gentlemen took
l1-n when De least spected sucS .
& 4-el walked up behind him, seized
owner him. ur0ught him to Dawson
.-li llm Do jail, where he now remains.
u probable that an Independent
-- 4tlNf ana Aldermen viii be pre-
--t voters of Macon. Whether this
.t o regularly organized citizens
-.t '5 common consent remains to be
---lt ls % strong inclination 10 call a
r a- was dome two years ago,
age ticket for the twelve Alder
-.. .' li'al1-e That the meeting WIli 90
-ll nominate candidate for Mayor.
..l--il la- every indication OF heIng a
--t,. lAil-cI one, as one or two candI-
.-.eA -sof stand chance for heading
etlI-t L. IurpIn Is spoken OF as
s l"F -llEor, and also Felix COrput.
'lese gentlemen viii allow the use
-----7 remains 90 be seen. AT pres
'5aiiiacy is confined % curb
.'' lle election takes place ID C. l3.
49, i-s 2 ...sF- 4It-tHTn: Capt. Neibling,
- -ss.- -s.- "l' came mp ID Athens to Ope-
--- 20 ile celebration tonight,
tl.YNlu- interesting history Of
'-lrS the good news 10 the
.r- ---- zuE was captured from the
& -- f- .-e evolutionary war, at u
~. -.l- t-1l Stood where ST. Paurs
rsr--- ---7- 1f ne time the gun
Q -.--l- ild stood as g relic cf the
r--... af. During the ia days ofre
~--A arms were forbidden in this
~ .--t ~ country Che Democrats Of Au-
7 ~ -le-ie.l Do and used DO In every state
i-.-f.-- ~ since that time. Now for
-, r { i llie.i t0 celebrate a national
COS s--lti ln lii6 by Washington,
-.5- r--' n-l ID render service to the
Y MS example as a PresI-
IA -7s-----a -afe -al since the days Of hon
l.s'-..' .'ib5-zs. an eX-convict, has brought
49, Z tsl-lentiary Company No. for
-e re-I----s- ltlun, anu was sentenced
. e-.,-r.f --tl = ll4t lie chauced to fall to
rs ~ lEoi She said cOmpanV.WhO
ll.r u-..it- q tl- most cruel and inhuman
~ -.-- Lt was powerless 10 resist
30 e-sr7 s. -t.gtI % work at night a
i-ie- ~, 4- -uI1ctent rest or sleep,
t- i-t v-..- --t-y cl1d. He saws he pro
ii.--f --l -t aNall, and as a result of
s,g 49, 81 cruel treatment ne Contracted
~ fF5rE -lsgs t-at have rendered him unit
s7 f=. 81 u. le cannot labor more than one
-'sr BE- --e.e' lie is % years old, and
e5l 81 II. NE says his DOCTORS bill
f-a ~ "ll-s- says the contract be-
Z % te l---.e anu the lessees was that he
d ~, f--ely treated, and as the Iessees
q i1-- 1850 Ae asks for damages.
.Is-i- p0ndence NEWS Nov- II. Mrs.
s,ll1 a. -Is- h sFeuing, aged 79 wears. Her
- Sves-. LOUD Is still living at the
ltirI'i.-- a northern blacksmith had
sIri- 4 adventure at tine Artesian