Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-26

GEORGIA.
female tramp has just passed through
Alapaha.
Corn is ia demand in Bryan county Nearly
every farmer is buying.
Several farmers in Bryan county intend TO
plant the Ozier cotton this year.
Miss Florence, daughter Of Col. John f.
Jones, OF Macon. died Saturday.
There are several competitors for the con
tract to carry the mail from Hinesville to
No. 3.
The recurring rains Keep the savannah
river mp 70 the top-noich throughout IFS en-
tire length.
Richard Kiuuebrew. late editor Of the
Daniel,ville WoqHor, i= now practiciug law at
Danlelsville.
Babe smith. grl living near the Glades,
In OglethOrpe. has murdered her child. Par
ticularz are lacking as yet.
A negro stepped on a train at Horse Creek
seven miles from Augusta. threw up his arms
and dropped dead IN a spasm.
a cyclone blew down fences and houses IN
the upper part of D0oly county Monday morn
ing. but did not exact any lives
a c0l0red prisoner. George Washington
escaped from jail at Dawson sunday. by cut
ting hole through the wall Of his cell.
Editor Bradwel, OF the Hinesvllle Gazette.
never lets "a local item pass without mention
hence the popularity of his paper is enviably
great.
The Judge did not draw juries for the sep
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drawn by The reYlsers after the revision IN
August.
An aged lady named Brown was found dead
iu her bed at the home OF her son. in the west
ern part of Stewart county. ON Monday morn
ing last
James Young of BuUoch county. whose
ten thousand dollar residence was destroyed
by fire a few months ago is building an ele-
giant mansion
Near NHnedgeyiue Monday morning three
l4F~ an "a A md D.fT
were dropped Is feet bv q falling trestle I'M
no one was seriously hurt.
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vile Is TO terminate at Long Branch This is
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AHc NIeehe county 9Gh0oi commissioners
tepoI 7H"W lhit ll7l lail tiieIe were ~ Whlte
schools ana 80 colofe4- WIN an ATTENDANCE OF
'5 Whlte pupils ana lNol colored. Total
Whltc dh" c"lpItir --o"t- dt IL cost OF 9t,"i4 %
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y young man named Braiisford who had
ohsIst Oh lhe " Wheeief W li.on sewing Ma
tulhe company once al MhieugeNllle, mas
taken euuUen departure lof New ork,
ieaNlns' IL Is tIesed' an unpaid board blll.
III Is not yet known that ne Is short I'M his
accounts with the company.
Monday IS Hipesville GasSette says: The de
nahd lof shau Mas pecn ahead OF the catch
tins season. Al the fisheries ON the Altamaha.
rs soon as the FISH are taken out of the net
there are purchasers present ready TO take
Them OF. The rise IN the river viii, however.
run all the fishermen out of the swamp
The DanielsyiHe UoHttor says: There
Were lhtee vacancies ln lhe podrI OF Jury re-
NlseEs. pne caused D[ t4e de3lh oI Judge Elba
Collins, winch was tlled by the appointment
oi W l.. smith. The other two caused 10y the
expiration OF the terms OF ;. IL. Ware and j.
D. Greene Doth Oh Whom were reappointed-'
Ehe Hiucsviile Gazette says: ''Bill Way has
found out q new way to catch catfish IN MS
min pond. The otHer day he set trap ON
< ln Inc pond Tor an otter. When he went
10 eN.% mine ms trap ne Iouhu CaJAsh q loot
and b@4 I3ns iH tHS Ttp., ar. Cat had
managed 10 ,'1'ilo ''0 i"S "HU snip ihtv tHe
trap.
As the steamer. Thr0n eteeska was on her up
"trip sunday night about o'clock, just above
Nca's landing. Mate W. ID. Nau!a lost ms
balance and fell from the hurricane ROOF 10
the lower dec h, Receiving suen INJURIES as To
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iesiuent Oh Coiui5nus' "'''' Nherc nc le"'e7
VIE anu 7lA cliIi,'eH-
The Lumpkiu <4dep6t0eHf says here IS
negro debating society about three miles
from town that eellpses lBrOther Gardners
lime kim cub Tor originality The question
l0r discussion az ITS last meeting was: W u en-
IS the most uSeIul To the country, lawyers or
guA~al's AHe 4uSS'-oH WIS "eeI'c" ln
t"fV' Vi '''0 'e1% ''''
in GWlnnett, Tor the year leS3. there were
ninety SIX puDllt schgyi- taught, ol WHlch
ilteeG NS4t 'V4ot S,, AietV y ~Stf o'J44 Wl4'e
dHu S1J negro cliluIeh alIthuunS tle sdihe'
The school funa received ana PAID out Iof the
year amounted to Fd,4t5; average monthly
COST OF tAluon per Pupit' Fl % OF Nhich eo
cents was pala by llle state
y. +. Adamson is making an effort to OBJ
talu SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 ine amount q SiO'Eo- 10
ne IalH IoI ln stoth' lVi ilie pui pose on con
siructng street car ine from the depot IN
East Rome 10 F0rrestvllle, with branch
rugang through DE soto. He hopes 10 have
lne portion from East Rome TO Forre7ivile
Eolu upieteH -ii tiiiie loi l' Siie1iiii liilVii'.
The artesiah we'll at Miner, now being
bored IS four huuuECd feet deep. and a stream
SIX inches in diameter}s Sowing at the rate
of one hundred gallons OF ptte spring water
IN the minute flilner Is a VILLAGE of five
hundred inhabitants, five large stores ana six
saloons, two churches S6l hne school' Two
hotels and q town hal. rms VIII be "a great
resort for pleasure seekers afteE eWhllc.
The Uinpsvjfia fvg-etts saws. ss'rne { rricul-
r,lrsl Soeictv last SATURDAY. evening discussed
ne eHano question. Yhe General opinion was
that or people have invested too much money
I'm rbis direction some were fearful that
flare ,rould NOT be cotton enough raised TO
pay for commercial fertihAers broQgAt lh.o
jhe country The society entered INTO reso-
buttons Offering premiums 10 the member VINO
would make gAe most potatoes on halI tn acre
Jf land"
An iu,,orta7 viii cas, will he tried iu FlOyd
SupprfoF Court this week some two years
gr9 Mrs Hamilton of Atlanta died iu Rome.
lFavine an estate valued at perhaps 81 coo.
T,t her will the bulk of this prOpcrtv was left 20
nee f,Co children Mr. lgvlv ef Atlanta and
Mrs J. L Freeman of Rome. The other two
children bgr " : Hamilton. Of Fort VALLEY.
and Mrs Hood of Rome filed their caveat to
the viii. thc gr9undz of which are undue in
fuence, etc.
- Rome SUNDAY night tt.e corner stone OF
the Caf hOlic Church was pulIea Ou1 by loosen
ing the Lr,ck around IL. and the 10,l end
other articles contained in it were stOiea.
During the night another act of vandalism
was perpctrated. IhG gates of halt dozen
cifIzans residing near Sicrter College were
Violently yvranched of ana an thrown on the
,,Iazze * tbe college No clue kas vet been
Gi,fsined 40 the perpetrators OF these out
rserss
Sstur8q.ss AfaDsE9 Nelrs saws. Superior
Gourt for Berrien convened last Monday.
.y-ssaf many rases. of lone standing were dis
POSED of. the most impOrtanl being that of
%eBrids et al. against Weldon. 4bls case has
be, >c on tie cocker LOT nine years aug - ~
sIIv 7ecided Tuesday evening IN favor or ile
5isinr, 4. Several divorce cases were tried, IN
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