Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-14
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
rus, NEWS OF THE Two STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

AMulc Tumbles into an Ola Nei'-@i-
-, Aroused on tho Haby Carriage
tsspce-s TRANCE Rocks Found No n
In,,,kin-stones in the Brain OF
Fish.
GEORGIA.
Rov. sam Jones will be in Rome In Oc-
tObsr.
mutual protective ice company is 10
h. Organized at Macon.
IumDkin sportsmen are still Killing
LARGE numbers OF young doves.
nsrien is actively working up her
Aramaha river convention, to be helo
Nov. +.
Tbe Madison NdtisOnldn is out In a
nesl new dress. The paper has always
been good one
II ia rnmoreG that the White Star Line
steamboat company will! build a boat to
nm on the Oostanaula this winter.
One hundred and fifteen gallons OF
vstar per minute are obtained from the
srresitn well Of the Albany ice factory.
Work on the Co0sa river locks has been
assumed. and no doubt they will be ready
Tr the steamers to pass through by the
early days of October.
AtGens' cOlored fire companies leave
Athens July Il for Macon, to participate
in he firemen's tournament TO be held in
that city on the following day.
Peter Earnest, an Atlanta bricklayer,
teIi from an East Tennessee train, or was
Knocked of, four miles from Atlanta,
sunday morning and the wheels cut of
his left foot
Mir. Henry Settler, the Broad street
oneensware dealer of Atlanta, sought
relief from pain by taking quinine, but
iy mistake took a heavy dose of morphine
whoa will probably result fatally.
The White Star Steamboat CompanI
think they will bring from 5000 to 1901
more bales OF cotton to Rome this yea
than taey did last season. 1t will com
from Broken Arrow and below the Eas
and West railroad bridge.
A negro woman was lodged in Jail al
Iunpkin Saturday for burglary, com.
mitted in 1879. She ran away to Ala.
hama. where she remained several years,
until she thought the circumstance had
beer forgotten; then returning TO Stewart
county she was arrested.
Daniesvillo Nonjtor: We understand
that on saturday night last, Jack White,
colored, made a very violent speech at the
colored church, near town, in favor of
So
strife between the races. There is no ne
crss!tv for anything of that kind, and we
hope there Will be nothing more Of the
sot.
The baby carriage nuisance is q subject
Of complaint 10 Albany. 1t is not IN
usual for two or three nurses to form their
carriages on the sidewalks, and strut
down them 10 the great inconvenience of
passers by. Officer Cowan broke up lit
tie game Of this sort Saturday, but not
until be had threatened one of the obstrep-
erous ddkeys with the calabOose.
Tne Macon Cotton Seed Oil Mills Com
pany is actively engaged in charging it's
storage warehouse. When finished the
building will he 225 feet long and 80 wide.
Its capacity will be 1900 tons of seed.
The building to be erected for the manu-
facture OF fertilizers viii be 165 feet long
and % feet wide. The dividend recently
declared by the company was larger than
that declared by any other manufacturing
enterprise IN the State during the last two
years.
Billion P West, an aged and highly
respected citizen of Morgan county, died
few days ago. He and his wife went
out into near field to pull some green
corn for dinner, and after they had pro-
cured mess he told her TO go to the house
and be would remain and cut few stalks
i0I ms stock. Remaining longer than he
should, bis wife became uneasy and sent
for him. He was found near where she
lelt him IN an insensible condition, from
winch be never recovered.
CgletbOrDe Echo: On Friday last w.
b. Arnold, living on Big creek. showed
Us curiosity. While on his mill-dam
lew days ago he saw a large crawfish.
ana mashed his head to kill it. AS he
mashed 1t something resembling a white
oeah popped out, which attracted Mr..
Af9ods attention. He mashed it again,
ana out came another. These objects are
very much in the shape and about the
aNe Oh coffee grains; are as white as
chSlk and as hard as flint. They don't
seem to be bone, but have more the ap-
peafanee of stone.
Iroi. d. A. Scomp, of Emory College, is
uile OF the most earnest temperance
NVIhers IN Georgia. He SAYS that gem
elal local option law is what is now want
81, nor as a final object, but because it
wa aud materially in securing the desired
, rlc, ana 1t will add more counties to the
POlIoltlon column. He thinks that in
seuouI eighteen months we shall be ready
o yi promDltory amendment to the State
o o,.s When the license counties
No. ere ogeI reduced to very few, he be-
iie'es that prohibitory amendment can
Nc carried with comparative ease.
~, IN tne Atlanta directory the months
t t1e ffeprssented by May aud June, six of
seoa iolller and one of the latter. OF the
ooa1 We have Winter and Summer. a
NV ooeu supply. Ia the line Of colors the
u Tae Of Black occurs 10 times and
nlle lQ2 times. There is only one Dol
Nh IN the city, but there are several
iI s, LOIS, An aristocrat looking over the
boy "ould be delighted to see that we
Dntossu our Hr population Kings, Princes,
bsro Earls, knights, etc. Smith is
of tSe a'su' IN TACT, there are $40 persons
10y name IN the directory.
ba Noiambus negro, apparently from
vrae t,ountry, was riding down Broad
did nv, va good-loOking mule. The mule
eava az uaNel last enough for him, and be
Vim pnim a vigorous Kick in the flank
s, e,u us heel. The mule went about 10
rdaer alt lell TO the ground, throwing his
II III. qua breaking the saddle girtb' and
cove. ' ~ sumo moments before il could re-
b,.s,,, 'ls ieet. The blow had knocked the
bajqtoo.uUe V Ol the animal. The negro then
fsaG Vgu the mule until it regained its
;unI,,, eullls would have been a fine oppor.
of C-up,pl. the society for the Prevention
auisor,,.g TO Animals TO exercise It's
fo @.',g 1ius Recorder: A certain gent
bawLG,oo, qs,y recently visited sister in
mri IN, NE, Zoo lady's residence il
Toe pa5t '.ig historic Ocmulgee river, and
ancien, a,oIesaid tied his hammock to
M ..g trees whose rootg were hetbs6 IL,
reel,, ,"eiiine food. Here he was wont -
~ ,NN curing thu haut az No., - -. -