Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-06
ITEMS IN TIRE STATES.
GEORGIA. FLoI.lA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PU IN TYPE.


nosa-tih of n Child ia
u y ,sIosta's white Sui
s..,rr,,. yyothk Joined by a Com
,;st,tD;u,.T Destructive Flash
",,-.-.;..,,+sviIle-4 tenpted Murder at
GEOEIA.
~ Atbenian pote force is to be re-
|duced. .,,.
Bingham county public banquet VIII
be- served July u.
Eaontou is takDg steps 10 secure a
6s0 school building.
h ,...i,os1av two districts in Forsyth
.,,,,ty viii vote OF fence or no fence.
7,., ttousand wards per day ia the ca
orthe nay cotton factory at Dali
Gentleman of Wrightsville has IA
.'thars.in-law and he is only 30 years
BID
movement on foot 10 erect a Dand
ktaud near the ug aItssl"n "oll at III ms
ANck.
Tho Ouitrnan nils have shut down. At
,.lit dste work Will be resumed is IN
pertain.
The taNaDle piper y Va VOhH o"h NO"n'J
i s given in this ear shows an increase OF
kNOO0 over lastfear.
prpparations are now on foot to build
3 ar,a school houe in the laws ana Ort-
h. settlement, Johnson county
Onjtmapites CAIN that 40 town in the
ko1fh presents better advantages than
8uirman for theerection of a cotton seed
Il mill.
4 Having rcsigyed the principalship of
H. Valdoste Institute, Capt. Anthony
T. accented call to the Quitman
8cademy.
Il The no fence nen of Oconee do not put
&ncn faith in he statement of their OPP
#nnents that thet do not intend to contest
liz recent elecu'n.
A movement ison foot to get up a joint
sAock company tu the purpose of erect
Il II L5ncontOna merchant mill. Three
<bouzaDG dollars Will cover the expense.
81 Roy. G. c. Randolph and family, late of
Uncasrlc, Va, arrived at Amerlcus Fri
~. MI Emdolah win assume the pas
81 rial charge " Calvary Episcopal Church.
q The ladies' Of Madison are thoroughly
aboused On the SUBJECT OF prohibition, and
Ill take active steps to enthCse the
Masses. They are meeting with great
lctess.
4 The Exchange Bank of Fort Gaines has
u n established and will be ready for
81 i-iness iu about ten days. 1t has paid
IA capital Of $4,000 which amount will
II increased.
& A cargo Of $50 tOns Of rails is now being
NaoaJed at Brunswick for d. &. Bacon
j Co.'s uamroad at Eastman. The rails
! BE- steel, though lighter than those for
fplToad use.
4 on Saturday night next at II O'Clock
D. barro0ms in Athens will close their
I pors not to be again opened until by
4pte the people So decide. The liquor
q aleIs accept the result.
& saturday an image peddler who has
en- in Athens for several DAYS, on a
i Eer, drank half pint of raw liquor at
p swallow. He then stated that for $40
te would repeat the dose.
The majority of 175 for ''fence" in Cobb
<uunry in the last election is the smallest
sionty given in any of the previous
secuons. The ''nO fence7 men are conf
n ent OF success next election.
Rev. Mr. Provence preached his fare
1eii sermon at the First Baptist Church
\ Columbus last night. He leaves to-
Borrow for Baltimore, where he will Oc-
fupY the pulpit of the First Baptist
Church IN that city until September.
1t isrumOred at Columbus that the Cen
pa line Of boats and Peoples line have
kltbdrawn their agreement to run in con-
fecuon with each other, and that river
Rarls on the tapis. Both managers are out
4 the city and facts could not be obtained.
The Board of Trustees of the Public
Af III
y reelection OtJ. r. Shanklin as Presi-
4 nt and Max Meyerhardt as Secretary.
: be Board elected Prof. Boutwell, Graham
Il principal Of the white school for the
fsulng term.
Inc Wilkes county Tax Receivers
n0ohs were closed Tuesday. That officer
'ys be thinks there will be a falling off
4 Inc taxable property Of the county this
'ear one taxpayer alone has trans
TED 10000 to another county, and there
\ 'Ve been other reductions.
Not long ago a young man in Wilkes
/ unity was suspected OF committing rob
y which was perpetrated at the store
/ tue Poole neighb0rhOod. He has been
nplelely eXOnerated from the charge.
q tne money which he gave up under
lFess has been refunded to him.
H..
venue man, has but one government dis
4 Iiery To look after in his district. Ridge.
ay s, near High Shoals, and that one
W De smut up next week. Mr.. Smiths
tlaIy ls 800 per month, with an allow
\ lce Oh 80 for travelling expenses.
While riding near Guyton a few davs
~ savannah Zentleman's attention
hg attracted by the whistling of n
4 l'lndge, he remarked to the party in the
l2g{ with him: ain passing this place I
We heard some one whistle in that tim
A several times. But j have been un-
/ 10 see MN. DO you reckon he means
MAKE lun Of me, or what?
barney POstell, aged II years. had the
',oItGne to have his left hand shot IN "A
~ my sterous manner. The wound has
4 ven very painful, but DR.. Howard SAWS
4 at "u dangerous. u seems Barney
10 uoI very well, and was sitting on n
uhNer "A plum tree asleep when sbot.
4 ""'u OF exactly under what circum-
,uce7 is somewhat mysterious.
W. Lamb killed an alligator in a
near brunswick day or two ago
a., measured nearly ten feet in length.
"HSued 1870 pounds. Mr.. Lamb found
H. w hoie IN the bed of the creek-the
"eing very low. He shot him several
's ~. WIN his pistol before he succeeded
Il ,,l,,.ng him. His gatorship had lust
/ au.Wed good-sized shote of Mr..
/ bHte naoeas corpus case of DR.. Dudley.
49, ana VIM Kerce and Jim Ross
i nI.,o' TO reduce bond, heard before
s'I,. W.. I. Jones at Albany. Friday.
leu IN Duley's bond being fixed at
anul mat Of the negroes at $500 each.
4 .,s' 10 the approval of the sheriff of
w county. The bonds Nvnre fri