Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-15

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GEORGIA.
Ware county has a balance of $40 ~ in her.
treasury
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Revenue De,,arrr,,f,,r "a - III tei ~ iial i
Wavnesboro. 7HSN a'
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l5 ,.s,t5r- 80 ~ II-..i iicll'tel son Ic7ished
1-,,ir.cif e+d I ~ st,i7ioloi s7siol oi 5ne COhySI
1,face - "o7 eieSteu III MS
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-lh5letoi, iately OF columbus, sub
~ .30't 20 tWShly-9he shares OF the Buena
he be made conductor, which was agreed to
O{ the directors.
Inc Georgia Baptist Convention viii as
seinpie lh the second Baptist Church OF Al
lahtd on lhe Z4th. uliy 5SO delegates are eA-
PecIeu 10 attcnu- anu the session VIII no
u0upt be interesting and pr0ntabie
Chiplev yerTer- RAYMOND Butts. a negro
boy VINO mas been in the employ Of Mr.. De
Lac. at sulphur Springs, was arrested and
carried Oh bl officers Tins week To- AmcTicus
10 answer charge of rape committed more
than two years ago. We can but think there
Is some mistake about the matter, for he is "a
an, 1,,,,,'t ,l5enee, NyIy
ss+i1 7' ''P"'N AZ 'ii7
'ouSef7 o1t'b .>"elh. me fastest horse
racing e1SI uyhe I'D augusta was witnessed
on iaSt lues"ay sharpe ret OF thls place.
IN St-ti Cit IL were tHe blOOued
ualoeiS. Iuey uasisu oiie-ualI m!ie Tor
49, P"isT u. 80 49, - Cl't - pe4t re- nan hef
49, az ~" i va '"S e LlDUoh U2 Ul Eictory
80 - 80 = Ha7 7eut liis uoIse 10 W asuinst tOh
tlI 'lc ~ @ 80 lOi m - . ''ise ol f''oUo'
- - 10 r ID" ,'' -i's i'-
AlheIlcu7 Hecofder; Another attempt Is 70
iS ma,le 20 secure am arte5idn wei IN TINS
CITY. the tlty council having contracted with
Af. PeOfSe - BUSH, OF New ork, ON the tol-
loving terms should Bush secure water at a
less depth than 800 feet he Is to receive Sl.5O0,
f,ot o ye y3 ~ igg GSg s ie IN g Is 70 receive p Per
a
I ~, M @ ,.., , g.. it'-' yi''.. 5LH5 Hottlits LOT
Wool a,f ,f ','i i,. s,.'.-.E ca7lns'
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tonyefs oefib S'Htt Last Wednesday
evening tHe uMeillne mousse OF Mr.. j. walker
HuIci- VINO HNt7 about Two miles west of
town. was burned TO the ground with all its
Cuhtehi-- MIS- Butter was OF on a visit To
her mother 3, q short distance from home:
MT Builer was IN the field blowing. When
tuef 'i7col ere" lhe bulldlng ON lire all pos
sl"le "i5 l'd,'" We ndue 20 save some OF the
nou5e tuiu-s- guy 20 no aFah. rms loss 10 the
newly married couple falls very heavily. \
EoodlJ number OF our citizens have donated
and subscribed literally TO them
Athens Runner Wafc6mgn: whilst visit
ing the law office Of Hon. II. H. Carlton SAT
urday we observed q striking engraving over
the mautel piece. IL IS representatiou of
the first trial bv Jury. established bv King Al
fred H. of England The body Of tltp n,rf
.{erad man iz eNraudeI 1lr,n "a s-t~at.,i.., j.,
frout of tine twelve iuftrseu Taani,,ss ,,,-l,r
The dead body is the wife i'm fears Tbe ,rit
moss. .l-uetlIulr ,r tht. ouuo-ite sida of tio i,
ceased detatis fo tUa f.,,1,.t tl,,. Iisf,,- If -
murder The two baiIigs boId Fast ~ H.
accused th. a,l,ra-1i,,rl or .yhose zoo. 5,,,,-s
nis savage temper Tnon tht leff sifs Tho ,iie,-
Dified Tudn, and by hi. side al.a tba .,,f,,srf
lors Tho law at that tiura ye'l,,i,,.J fI,s -
of ihe ,n,ir,iarad man 4, ~. ,,,i ny,
courf The trial was -r,ef,I and ~. tit ~
of the iurv fuaI''
Col,,,t,,s .....t;.,,t II ,,...-,,
Coi1ltuus sun, Lieut. L. H. thappell re
,'l5 9t,uIuay from Mr
Y ork. April l0, 1884. Dear Sir-Agreeable to
NV letter of the Sth inst. i shall shin the can
non. He'd Jacket bv steamer Chatfaboo-
chee to savannah the 18th inst. IN care of J.
81. Voolfolk. Esq. whom / have requested TO
present the gun 10 tine foIumbus (tusr,Is at
the opening of the fair. The cannon is bat
tered considerably and the carriage i'm bad
ORDER hut its condition is thoroughly in ac-
cord with its history III is an Old relic and
should show some scars. regret to part with
it. but the ties of the Columbus Guards are
stronger than those that hold and 10 them
Weld with pleasure with my hest wishes
for the success of YOUR celebration. ann verv
rruIv vour-. D. W Godfrey
CoIumbps SIM. I'm a dia,cult,- ~, ,-el "
A. McDoueald's lower pIant9tion Sotnr,la,
morning a Young man named Robert yVri,rIit
shot and killed a negro named Jones AlrXan-
Her Fr0m what we couId Gather of he ,'o,.-
work o7d \ o1i4rreI ,-r5.a 1,..f 80, it,, -
John Wright a Younger brother Of RoLart
M rIunf Holm sfsUpE fha ru ia q. 81 ff.f-
,rtieb the latter ,-rencbed iroJ, ~ ,,t' a,,, a.
1na. aS [he report goes, struck young Wright
oh t"e head, At tnis Time RoDeft wright
fouc UP anu hfeu dl the negro, the bullet
tassInA tAfou-h MS hcart ana killing HIM in
rlantlN. tooert " right then hed, and at last
accounts h5,t nor neen arrested lie Is a son
Oh ii. = q. w. Ii1ht, hlShl} respectable
tlu@th, Jones y AieNanuer was hali brother
9l NahHN AleNthdeI' lhe barber, OF TINS city.
lhe lalher oi the young men had rented the
piNAi"tich from o. AtcDougaid, and Alex
thueF WAS ono ol ms tenants.
r,eati,,- ,,-as. hold at t,,o Mount ,,- a q.
f-l-a~s AIe1ia,- to ,tis'.,,s a. uG.st = al al
of military c6,npanT n,nfio ~, ,1,a Lion
40 and lslI H.. r,,ii ~ ti,,-, - i va va 5l 5"ll
10 become members was carried There 6ei'er
thirtv-hve members present. n motion was
made and carried To 20 iuto nomination ~
,aicar. in baliot a.3 ,cs7It.l i, az fof-,-
ing uon1iustions: James / Coleman Ca0tSjr.
r. Croslee. First Lieutenant. CIrier onitrr
s,4r1rd Tfptiteuart. I t- Sta,bo,,.,,, Srt,S.i
Tiepfenaut. J h I}oss,.r F7irlt $50, -, t. M ~
+. Sims. Second Sergeant: J. p. TiIley. Third
Sergeant: ID. NJ. Amand. Fourth Sergeant.
Robert Quinn. Jr.. First Corporal: c. b. Hind
SOIL second Corporal: W. : Marbut Third
Foru.rql J. Johnson Fourrh (ot.,orol.
inn a. a. q-,r,,s. -f,r,-.,,,,. ,l,',,,,.,- 4, So,
~. S.rfsr ri . S.,,t' @ ~ -, - - 49,
a. fif, ti t,.er'1,. ~ ~ az ill.'i 'e't
fh. above officers and ask him to order a.,
election After some discussion as to the
utlig "l eue SV'"l'u3 80 w as aEIecu 10 name
Ii ih "oHoI ol "Pt' iehi4 v@cASoh' ana the
HotHp"Ht 10 oS hhVWh ds tue d3cksoh
"uat"7'
EonVeys Solid S0HfE: "a dog belonging to
MIR. Georps Keunctt. who lives near Ora i'm
this county. showed symptoms of rabies on
last Monday week. when it was deemed
proper by the owner TO chain the dog To a post
I'm the yard. and patiently await the deveiop-
meut of the disease The dog SD we are in
formed. was quiet for two or ihree days
After the fearful disease assumed fhc
mastery the dogs ewes presented "a Wild and
dangerous appearance. lie refused food aud
at times would be apnarentlv as gentle MS "a
iamb. al others Bc would be in "a perfect rage
jumping violently the fun length of the
chain without any regard as 90 the direction.
During the dreadful agonies of the dog
for hc must have suffered terribly
some bread was thrown him. when he vora-
ciousiv slohhercd over it without so rlllrb as
making any perccptihle impression ON it. He
seemed 10 have lost an desire or knowledge
of eating-his whole attention being absorbed
ON some desperate act. While the froth was
lur III and In less than two hours nm Nverp
tIufteril,g cEokiuq having .1,as,,,s md ,l,-i,,
The whole number that SAT of tbe pois6noiIs
bread. 10 Mr.. keunett's knoWledrp were
fbirfesp Uifh5D siN honY-s ~ tbn I,,e a ..at
ing am the chickens were dead. MIR. Ken
nett saw the dogs ag0nies were growing in
rOlerahle, and kindly put an end Ia his suffer
'
il tl HYsi,.lo nIs s-;-ea Sa.uFda! morn
te - 80 " NJ ~ -. - -. @ i..t ~. VIC @ @Hl'.IGcL
6TrJ n. Fulr6et and made a fnIl confassion