Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-07

smithvine intends boring for an artesian
well.
Ea=-man's Uplands House is to be opened
soon.
a great deal Of cotton seed oil lard is now
used % Athens.
Randolph county has voted 10 build new
court house for $4,000.
Young Duke has been commissioned Post
master at Pendergrass.
The interest due ou Brunswick city bonds
was In EeW ork week before ll became
due.
Americas viii have SI7.uI s. to defray the
expenses 0f tile city and schools for the year
lSsi.
Athens has not a sufficient police force, and
Dc win shortly have Go be augmented by one or
two more man.
The school fund collected in Brunswick in
the wear lss3 was Sl5I -: amount paid out S45;
leaving Sl9j - on hand.
W. a. Shackelford. editorOf the Oglethorpe
Echo, has given his brother Lee Shackelford
an interest 10 the paper.
smthville's new paper, the Enterprise, mas
made Its appearance. 10 ls neatly printed.
neWsy, and deserving or success.
The report that q large amount Of gold and
precious stones had been found near Wash
lnGlon was hoax perpetrated on an Atlanta
daily.
TITS reported that Alexander Brice Of Dirt
town valley. has eiOped with Miss Mary
daughter Of George M0steller, leaving wife
and Two children.
4he treasurer OF HruuSWick reports that
for the wear lssi he has collected some S3s,s00
ami paid out S5i.9S0. leaving a balance ON
hand, january /. 1851, OF Sl.S3i.
For rhe last twenty-seyen years only one
BOOK OF 439 pages has been needed for the rec
uri of deeds "a Lincoln county Lands are
now being 5oli much more frequently than
formerly.
the family residence, on jackson street
In Ih0m0syille. on Wednesday evening, the
2t iust., Miss NaQule y. Coyle and George r.
C0vie. and Miss NclIic e. Mesaue and John f.
farkcr were married.
4 Miss Black, in Madison county, while
handling pistol at the house Of Willie Har-
deman. accidentaIIv discharged the same. the
ball taking effect in Mrs. Hardeman's neck
Inc wound Is not serious.
The free school term has been abolished in
S-hIey county Heuceforth. instead of hay
ing 65-day5' free school i'm January. Febru-
airy and March parent can get tuition free
65 DAYS at any time Of the year.
The first loom. ID is stated, ever made in the
south was put in operation at the Atlanta
cotton factory last week. 10 was made by the
Geor-ia sIuf supply Compauv and -pro-
nOuuced the best loom iu the factory
The carifal stock of the Rr-,r-v-ict Natio,ol
Banl- sfra.d,- s5Ib-rribed i- s5r o99 M
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when officers viii be elected DR.. W. h. Bnrl
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l"s'.i I't S'tt "''e' COURT anu Is SUN III d
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lhe NeN nan Htfftt printed TINS; ut Is
sald -hat Ir- Spetf VIII not oe Candidate
lot ION ID tiiS Once OF stare treasurer,
ana t-lal hdl. e. u. W llhlnson, OF TINS city. IS
iaNOraDlE -poken Oh IN lhaJ connection. lie
l@ +99i man Iof lle once, ana VIII receive
tne el.id support OF TINS sectlon IL ne wants
'He o'n'e'
tiicte i7 t5lA ot Sew nan OF ehueaNoiinS 70
secure lAe uebpt uui.uiuE OF me savannah,
Griffin and NorJh Alabama railroad TO be
used ls q cotton factory. IL would probably
pc ztl 5 t','' l5.Ip9se VIZ!
elHie cH tHr@S iHi "''ti1lou7. Inc utpOt Oh
tuat To "a pusHt 20 ue Ioca1eu near the june
ti'A Oh tie Two io"'t7-
4 dlmculty occurred ln 1addistown, mon
county. @ lew na}s since between W m. lead
ami Cotum1us Neeiah anu ms brother. One
OF the Neelan boys h3u ms mead spht open
WIN -Htl, 't'i.' i9 it"" ~ ~ iu d very pFeca-
Tioh- coh0ition- heau' tHe man VINO tld the
damage mtste nus escape, anu mas NOT been
caught. The parties Tell out about shooting
match.
The total taxable property given in in Bar
tow county aggregates S3,39c. l93 Negroes
give iu Sjl.56I of this amount. There are 2.749
voters In the count y. - practIcIns lawyers. 2l
PHYSICIANS. dentists. and Is liquor houses
james VI. Neach pays the highest tax of the
whites, f5s3 ., and David Wade OF the colored
peolalie, 90 u'' l"e '"N l'I 'Ne year was p
per l,uuJ+
a few days ago q negro named Henry Lock
hart- living on ,. B. TUFTS place. IN Lincoln
county Snot anu kllie,l anolhef negro named
Joe Jones. while the latter was burglarHing
the corn crio OF Juilan Iutt. inc deceased
entered the crib no the rear through an open
ing which DE made, and as he was quitting
the CRIB mead foremost ne was shoi and IN
stantiy Killed, and IN TINS attitude his body
renamed until after the inquest of the corO-
ner The jury pronounced the act of killing
lu=lihaoie-
The IhOmasviIle Times says: Work has
been temporarily suspended on the Pmey
Woods Hotel Like most similar enterprises
1t has been found that more money will be
needed. This. Of course, viii be raised. \
small additional amount VIII cover, weather
board and make secure the entire structure.
We learn That tins VIII be done at once-ln
fact it viii have TO be done-to protect the
building. And then rs soon as the necessary
financial arrangements can be made the build
inrwiu be completed as originally designed"
4 cvcione passed through the upper mart of
Cof5e county last week, which was most ter
rifle iu rs results Inc trees were piled IN
neapS %aaG % hou7es Hnro'le1 80 anu oloMn away.
tor RAN lHiLe Wibe ailI99. CIV NeI9 tltihS W as
torn up ana ueetIul td' Every mouse on rom
Smiths place was unroofed but one. In many
places the 1cneluE Is gone, anu the nelds
almost covered with logs. In one instance
two women had Just left their bed. when I'M
mediatcly the roof was taken OF, two rafters
penetrating the oed, emu ways Whlch tbey
had just left.
a man named Bentlv was shot bv mistake
III q coIored church near the Walden bridge
Thomas c0uutv the other night He a Mr.
Nix and another man. all of Decatur county.
were pursuing criminal They surrounded
the chuIch. thnktnE the lusHlNe Was IN IL.
In Jie darkuesS beutiE 7taTteu through the
lull!us' nc, 49, illN i,l 'i,e @
tHinAiifs nc N19 nv = ~ ti'c pa y oelue
hunted. subsequently,. ana near 0y, the
fugitive was &fFeslett, ana WIN the wounded
man taken PACK 20 Jecatur. III rs Ieared that
olr- beuLly' Wounu VIII cause DEATH
Andrew Lively was at his home in Rareover
district. Fayette county, on the night of the
18TH ult.. sitting by the fire, when some one
came TO the window, and without warning or
notice. shot MN, the loau OF DucksnOt ana
slugs taking elect m the slde OF his lace ana
head. lie luEefeu until cuhudY. -oQ ult.,
when hc died from the euects OF the wound.
Jail on the charge Ihere Is strong chaln OF
cirCumstantal evidence against him, and
there seems but little doubt that he IS the
guilty party. Botn are Whlte men. IL IS sup
posed that woman was the cause of the
crime.
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