Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-28

ress Ends In Personal Injury on the
Rails Near Jacksonville.
GEORGIA.
Worth superior Court convened yesterday.
The burned district OF Cochran is to be re-
'r.lt of brick.
brentwood and Centennial viii have new
Fastors next year
AT Albany. 60 sunrise Saturday, the tenn
Ucrlfurc was SIX degrees above the frOsting
point.
A. gentleman at DanielsviIe recently sold
thirteen game cocks % gentleman IN Ath-
ems Tor So
During the week ended oct. "a. 95S bales Of
rrUou were shipped 70 Savannah and % To
Augusta from Waynesboro.
Tre senior class Of the state University at
Athens has elected J. h. Adams as the orator
.rr thC class exercises.
PIPER, the Rome pedestrian. has entered the
vIsinE match 90 come OF az Macon during
... STATE Fair, aud he VIII be No. 6.
STEPS are being taken 10 secure an act of in
.-rnurariuu for the new town Of SunsOu. A
H.. ulacC VII. soon Dc established az the town
En she case of Dalton VS.. Drake, which has
Hu-ImC1 Sd much Of the time Of Oglethorpe
l.rt TIE iury rendered verdict in favor Of
rr. Drake
Ir.- T. F. liFina aston. President Of the state
f-rrlltural Association, and Secretary +. L.
u-.r hAFc promised % be present at the
-ze county lair.
BROWN woods church il to be re-roofed.
roral 1f Ma,iison's business men have re-
rie8 literally, and the work will be pushed
g. completion.
John Bolmau. OF Reed Greek. and his five
e. treu- picked .fdl pounds OF cotton in one
ana Youngest e.
1r1uli BroWnWO0d crops this year will give
-iourths ot an average yield. except the
suett potato crop. which will fan short.
corn 81 generally nne.
EcF. sam Buruey preached at Brownwood
= Fmf Of an
r-rI for Mercer University. Eleven dollars
ana tftT cents was subscribed.
UaI. D. g.. Printup has already commenced
EHa WORK 81 reVivlmE the old military spirit of
Rene. Hc VIII also put In some good work
.ar the AdairsViue Rifles and Cave Spring
buanIis-
Tn Burke county o'p0ssum hunters are be-
r-rIiu.- dangerous tins dry weather. Col E.
E brlns1n lost over $50 panels OF fence by
Es.lr carelessuess few nights ago, While q
cree lre was burning in BrIar creek swamp
E.lr-iay morning chargeable to the same
Rev. j. e.. Wing0 has accepted the call Of
B1wman- BIO. Hendrys and ShOal Greek Bap-
t.-t Churches, and VIII serve them as pastor.
Ae has bought a plantation from w A. Ma
con, where be VIII remove 60. and is making
lrrlnEcmeuts TO build new dwelling on the
place.
Athens BrHner: The death Of Mr. A. Il. .
HHi--Qu's lne jersey bull, last Tuesday,
lglFes Ar- A. T. ltuil the proud proprietor OF
tas only an NAL 81 -this gender and breed now
rH tle Incorporate limits Ot Athens. Mr..
H.H'- hull Is named Jack o. Hearts. and is a
ea.er-ti animal, being a grandson OF Coo
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Cochran Messenger: After the fire was un-
ar control last saturday morning, a good
.auE uh ho had work and were hungry began
flHrr mackerCl that had been roasted in the
.re- EeV- " ynue ate heartily OF what he
truelt was macserel, but finally pulled out
1NlU and Jaw bone Of q cat. To his dis
-aF De- i1und that be had devOured a house
H.. winch uerishcd in the flames.
Nlc day last week bale Of cotton was sent
ltelr lraT FROM the store of Mackenzie &
hae.r, at MaTncsu1ro, % the depot. and when
wl- thrown oI on the platform burst INTO a
rre. N. u. biouut. the agent, mad the cot
a'- lulcelv ulace't upon the trucks and hur-
F. OBJ tle ditch near by, where the IRE was
.E-u -ll-ncl. No one knew that the cotton
r-- au Gre, and 30 is mystery to know how il
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Rome Csurisr: Saturday afternoon the
r..-r1uetcr Sen % degrees between the
Hf and o O'Clock. wednesday was a
llIlln summer day. and everybody
-H.uE around tu their shirt sleeves: but
evening there was general rush for
...al-- lle coal man was interviewed,
U.H.- and lucs were cleaned ont, and
....-. ui-lrl4u stoves that had not had fire
...w Cor four months were red hot.
fra-a p lrc weeks session the fan term OF
... superior Court closed Saturday after
hHr tle lr~t time since the war every
I'D tle clVl docket was called aud Gis-
H-I at f'- this term and the jail cleared Of
#.rH e-als at issue ON the civil docket. in
those brought 20 the present term,
-. ..r u1t stand Tor trial until next court.
IS only enc really important case IN the
.F-lFe-
". Robinson. col0rei man living four
.r.I MaTnesboro. was awakened by
whom Ee had sleeping iu hls cotton house,
r4-- uH lt the cries Of the boy 10 find
...au house on fire. The boy had slept
tlc are, burning his clothing. awak-
.lu. Robinson and his wife set TO work
-.re ihc house. and being quickly rem
p hands on the place. succeeded IN
Is and tlc cotton with the loss Of 800
pounds. There were three bales of seed
che h1Esc found 20 be on fire. and
I-.f rr nine bales iu houses adjacent. Rob
-a ls satisfied that il was a deliberate act
..-eEiiarism. and has clue to the par
.... E. D.. Briuson's gin house near Waynes-
@ was burned last saturday. The FIRE was
Elred lT thc EInner burning the lint
rr Tire cotton seed falling from the gln-
Ea te quickly caught W and eNtingulshed.
e boxing under the gan he found Il in
e lt was impossible 20 stop the fire, and
-r l0use and contents were consumed.
.asses were a new 50-saw gin. feeder and
al-sr. and the engine badly damaged,
.s.rE che individual loss OF Col. BriusOn
.-. $50. Iderc were about SIX bales Of
H..tHE uaiCuEiu % customers in the house,
which were burned. 7. J. krinsOn lost
.rll hundred bushels Of cotton seed. The
t-a .ass ls estimated ~ Sl,ooo. There was
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