Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-28
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GEORGIA.
.s-r crops are unusually good everywhere.
The -r -5Ej-ls has started q new hotel boom
tr Augusta.
rre river at Dublin is now lower than it has
l.el this year
Prohibition carried the day at Baruesville's
municipal election
Two 0f Rume'5 most popular physicians pay
arsE on twelve dogs.
There are % De two more business houses
5reued for the fan trade lu Dublin.
The new steamer Naiad for the ChattahOO-
e1ee river feet i= almost comuleteu.
Taurrns County Court met this week, but
very urrIe business was dispensed with.
Tho Jury commissioners have been in ses-
s.u this week revising the jury list Of Lau-
over sI has been subscribed at Dublin
toward The erection Of new Methodist
c-r--H-
Tia saw mill belonging TO Mr.. Matthews. a
tv miles above Marietta, was burned Satur-
taF u--hr-
AL King. Jr., announces himself as an
Independent candidate for the Legislature in
floyd county.
Cicero Miles. the hoy who stole 500 from
ne express office at Marietta some time since.
u 5- arrested in Birmingham, Ala, last sat
More fruit has been brought to Marietta
4 rr- vpartlau has been known before in wears.
rImisiuE than was ever known before.
n The pear crop has been very good IN Liberty
= county, and those who have shipped have
realized very handsome returns. The price
On the 0ca market has been 8 per bushcl.
A Judgment has been obtained in Walton
county by r. NJ. RocEmOre against Thomas
Brand for $50 and co fs on account Of the kill
ing by the latter OF dog owned by the
.1rmer.
Complaint reaches Dublin from several Sec
lions Of Laurens county ln regard to the inn
ur1-e amount OF damage Occa-ioned by rust
ru cotton some affirm that their crop Is re-
frcaI 0ue-haIt. Gotten picking has COM
utreed.
Albany only received 3J bales Of cotton on
saturday Lass. which made total OF IS FOR
the season. Last year on the Saturday CORE
-ruliIuE with yesterday the receipts for the
iay were 100 uales; corresponding date IN
L---. 20 bales.
.aue-h1rO, was cut through the right lung by
.na-r1 with razor Tuesday on the Camp
U...1u road, four miles from Atlanta. The
len EaI guarreled. The negro was arrested.
Jrr vii. not die.
THE star Base Ban Club Of Columbus will
-#.r u.1v game ON their own grounds for the
r.relt of Wick Miller, their short stop, who
has ueeu i'l for several weeks. The opposing
TENN VIII be picked from the home nine and
other local players.
ure of the horse swappers at Monroe court
la=. week had amule on the swapping grounds
with large sores on different parts of its body,
and rtc snapper had the same covered with
pieces uf rawhide To make it look little more
respectable. 80 that he could get better trade.
WIN. g. Satterfald. brother Of NJ. L. Satter-
L.-I. Hl Rome. feil through between the cars
.u. moving train. at Tyler. Texas. on Friday
evening. and was Instantly crushed to death.
Nr. ~artertcid was In Rome on a visit only
three or four weeks ago. He leaves wife
and one child.
DO is reported that Tom Baxter. Of High
Shoals. who was recently bitten by a mad
IH- has himself gone mad, and is now tied
Oh. e.. his EpFuTrfV and that
ufuther-. Mr.. Baxter is about 20 years of
age. and 90 must he horrible sight to see the
OH man slowly dying from hydrophobia.
John Wilhtc, Of Apple Valley, is the pos
SUM hunter Of Northeast Georgia. He catches
ta.m an through the year and puts them uD
o. ftttgu- lie says he Is never without four
OF five big fat pOssums on hau". and can give
dis friends supper at any time. He SAYS
they are cheaper 70 raise than hogs, and much
better eating.
Peter NIcHenrv. q we'll known gunsmith Of
Macon. died Tuesday afternoon In the build
fr-uext 10 Mulberry stree school Mr.. Nc
Henry was 20 wears Old. ami for many years
carried ON the Guusmlth business Previous
90 going % Macon he ltvedl Eatouton, where
be- was Justice of the Peace for many years.
His wife died about year ago.
The SIhIev NH at Augusta starts up again
t1-dav tO finish the work already in the looms
100 the main factory when the FIRE occurred
last Friday. This gives employment % the
operatives Tor several days. President SI1icy
saws the new picaers VIII be shipped this
-rFaz from Lowell. and the DELAY will not he
asf6uy IS expected az the factory. The mill
VIII be iu operation Oct. l.
Mrs. Rose Vandenburg died in Columbus
MONDAY afternoon at o'clock after a liuger-
ing illness. She was the rclIct Of II. ". Van
.IarHurE deceased. and went 10 Columbus
from Petersburg, Va as bride m March,
1855 she was 81 years old at the time OF her
death. and leaves two sons and three step
daughters. two Of whom reside at Hamilton,
ta.. and one at Buffalo, \. Y.
Athens Bruger: Fox hunting is now one Of
Irfr. rrEs FN1fr- M fnNll
ami u1 hunters. HOvt Wier kept mp a fine
uagk af dogs until a few years ago. when he,
tOo. discarded this sport, for which the high
toned Georgian was once noted It Is sim
-ufar fact. and one which all Old hunters will
agree to. that If you gait hunting them they
VIII leave the country. and stay away until
new generation commences To raise dogs.
Thomas y Amisou, Of Wilkes county, was
.Hrf at night last December while sitting in
house. the ASSASSIN firing through crack in
fra WALL Thomas Taut0n and John X. Irull
yysre arrested and taken IN Macon TUESDAY,
charged with the crime. During the eXami-
rrf.-r Truli sWOre that he had entered into
clr-riraev with J. II. Hawkins to shoot Ami
som. Hawkins was one OF the witnesses and
haJ sworn tnat he knew nothi z about the
affair. After ITuli's testimony Hawkins was
arrested.
At Lexington Saturday Charley jackson,
yrero. was committed To jail for the murder
auother negro, Tom Johnson. on the day
~ at the plantation Of Capt. B. II. Bar
Monday George Howard, negro, was
Leit. aJ 10 iai for the murder of another
,.Llu--.r M ~vrEins Galloway, who died on
ll- lsst week from a wound inflicted
l-s'"t Oh G8.ie in the hands Of George
TT-r m tE. saturday night preNous 70
li.". ON stle vIHictde of Galloway was
,s.s5.n..s ..ss.n. - ne In H. Ken negro frOlic few
miles below Lexington. N-,.,rs Ar,- se.
a'lnr ,.r '@IIS g sf Io1s bter Mrs. Peee,
N,... .5.- co'A ~ .f ~; -; ~ 'Wmmer IN Can
tau.-It Is rumOred that young y ~ brofns
edit blow ont portion of his stoc -as .sthe
few nights since. The cause v - Tho
course 0f true love never runs smooth. y, i'm
prospect 0i such an abundant corn crol az
tHI- part of North Georgia Is so hatterlng IN
rIautrTs are selling wheat at 90 cents per
lHarfv.-NIrs. Turner. sister OF senator 30
sguu T. Brown. Is very i'll, not eNpecte't 60
LTe.-We had quite romantic elop'li,euv ., ~ -
Canton few weeks since Inc young ptlt ~ -, =
happy and doing well. Another case OF the
same sort is looked for soon.
i. A. U0Eue in the Hnesville Gazette: We
have Boz our parlOr an old fashioned CLOCK
which is great curiosity. It's history date7
back at least century, and perhaps lt came
over iu the Maynower. lt was made IN Win
chester England, we do not know what year,
b, BE- ba- baen an heirloom in the Clifton
f Uv since the DAYS Of Ezekiel Clifton. ore
T[- first settlers Of Tattnall county. Ihe
w.r- re an Of wood and are IN remarka-
De State If preseryatIoni IN l3et il Is an eS- i
rlr.-- ,5 e-keeper. giving the day OF the
na-tr - hour, minute and second, ana
r..rr,- ~ tho hours with q SILVER ring Mhlcn
r-.f -,'e,, - ,'e over the place. The frame
1,-4.e near ~ " @ ,LL a pine and was constructed
long after the clO h N'
leet high. M,
Dtill.ia correspondent 10 y,-ss,-,,, f1r several
Weather has been iutens,- = . i" .. IN "a rnest
Gays-lotton picking has CSsu9 Tbe Tust
over 6i bales have been rect Neu. -,,,sefs
La- uuEuteu the farmers beau Iul pro -.far
lhe crop VIII only hc some - pc-r cent. be =
luan last yedr--Ihe dispOsitiOu to grow
Aeconte pears ls growing; the orchards were
30 iul thls year and the fruit deliCiol 7s.-1 our
epeGulu aEllcle ON Nominations vas en-
-oleu mere, but Do came too late To DO i1s any
Eo0a. our newly elec-ed Executive Com
mlttce, on the day Of their election hastily
decided 10 have ''nO' nomination, thus pre-
clFtauug canvass upon the people three
months before the election. The bad effects
were uIsceruIblc last Saturday. The brother
and ere night was about drunk. NumberIess
candidates for county officers are out. and
ire canvass is truly demOralizing.
Tuesday night an important meeting Of the
Republican special committee Of nine was
several matters connected with the conduct
oi ne campaign were discussed. and it was de-
c.lel as one OF the most important measures
to invite Gen. Logan TO visit Georgia and de
LlFeF several addresses. The mem5ers Of the
committee are confident that he Will come,
anu they expect him 10 be in Atlanta about
lle middle Of October. IL he comes he viii
ue invited To speak in Atlanta, Augusta. Ma
con. savannah and Columbus. he commit
Zee VIII invite other prominent Republicans to
come % the state and speak. but the names OF
-rts me committee also decided TO have a
grand ratification meeting IN Affgufg = 0rt