Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-23
~rvl N THREE STATES.
-,, FLORIDA AND SOUTH
% -,upTINA PUT IN TYPE.

mol, FLORIDA AND SOUTH
6tuii',uoI,INA PUT IN TYPE.
Melon 4 Acreage-A YOnng Lady
I--rs.''--I, f,urned-Fish Dying ia Large
's'.'--n.sr Darien-A Freak in the
,lu rfue-LuIu Hurst's Rival-Mr.
-l.ou'. Funeral
GEORGIA.
...-t.f..r ZOO the Darien market.
l-su rs-umea on the artesian well
-. claims to be the richest little
--. --.,.-
..- ...u threatened with the incen-
--. .rI dynamite II Clarke county
..flon-
--.r.4H In Schley county has lost
NO sheep by dogs in the last
several others have lost many.
ants afuavaI stores at Brunswick
.r.i Feb. %, were zoos bar
..r - barrels spirits turpentine.
-. Methodist church IN Rome Is rap
completion, and the basement
a-. church purposes in two or
--.. Was Rome founded By
cured pupil Of a teacher. "NO,
.f The wise man. lit was Juliet
icad boy Romeo"
.t-. of Brunswick has almost
declared that the Mayor Is not
.... ..-.r lu review Of his own judg-
-.r Mayors Court.
-- do. -e DllEE. ID. D. Of COnyers has
-l .... rom the Presbyterian Church
...lr-.., aul VIII supply the pulpit OF
.u-.. once q month curing this year.
scott. usher at the SIlledgevile
-l. from Feb. "A, 1854, to Feb. "A,
u..- .'- rounds OF one mile each.
.-rri 1.ljS visitors through the
..-g g.ancuot Valdosta has elected the
-rr- rT.cr- to serve for the ensuing
Barnett. Marshal; J. I. Collins.
--- ua--.u-u, ID. NJ. smith, Clerk; Aaron
.---. .s-urer-
-. E-.r-uik Hsrgf learns that half Of
-.r..r- 0f the Board ol Health of that
.-H,re refused 90 act because OF alleged in
s-s-s,...l Council IN some matter commit
III. t.-Ir s.rpng.
..- Fsr-- of Cassville, has invented q
-. runs with springs. All Mrs. Fa-
rs o.. lH now IS to pour the milk into her
-r-.. alul up. In & few minutes she
--.--- la luus the churning done.
--- ...a.g Nelrs: Bute BrunsOn comes
--. fr0.t. this week. with a half-grOwn
--.- cotton ual. What magic art RUfe has
. a-i.lr-ug To- produce this phenomenon
a.l.c.- Ea8w- Who can trOt out anything
----r. u|usl %
E-s |.ltg NeJrs. Large quantities Of
-.-. ar. daily hauled out of town. The
--. ...tura of 10, however, Is that many
e-a purchase guauo TO put on cotton either
.er -u..r provision bin unsettled or else give
.-rL notes the gO-by.
t..--.-tlndeut OF the Ouitman Nsl5 South
-....- t..-- lle acreage Of melons planted this
-..- .r upIri-on with 1884, Is from ~ TO 20
.r ..a. greater. The preparation for the
.-.l l.r.. ling, etc, Is equally as good, II
1 g better tuuu ever before
Ns.5r las csught the cock fighting mania.
. - reported that a big main has been ar
-r..t .etWeeu prominent Macon and At
-.l -H1r.-meu. who will at an early day
saN l.-s cocks side for wager OF i've
-.lIr dollars
Hauku-vllle Nelrs: Mr.. Clark Wilcox, Of
Irwin e.-uty, informs us that he raised a pO-
at0 -.- year that measured seven feet and
IS inches ln length, and about the size OF a
laG arm. lie said lt was long enough to SIT
ID one end while he roasted the other.
iuericus Recorder: W. /. Lambe, OF
Both sford. has a queer freak of nature IN the
al5try line-a year old hen that was Matched
nus one wing. Otherwise the chicken was
Ee formed, the wing having the appearance
Urlng amputated at the joint next the
.oIy.
parcn Gazette; Thousands Of salt water
.-rt are now found half dead floating in the
ea. creeks and rivers In this section. Tie
E.s-t ol Health has issued orders prohibiting
-la.r-lIe in DarIen. 1t Is said that the fresheI
..ra cause Of the salt water fish dying in
sr- quantities.
ws-.u stou tWilkes county Gasette: Our
f.wr authorities have Quarantined against
-rHN lu Thomson bv passing an Ordi-
r.r.. imposing fine of SIS on every person
coming here from that place. The marshal
meets every train at the depot 10 look out for
ul--ru-.r- from Thomson.
WI-. t..J- of oats IN Schley county have
fsrt.rI.r SIlIed by the recent cold. In such
-s-.- the Leljs viii be planted in corn or cot
t.r s- seed oats are not to be had. Many
f.- have been thlnned our, while others
EffrrafnH
have aut been materially injured.
WHrH-eFi.ie Chronicle. On Wednesday last
-a t1.arrl cook of AIR. Abe Pound, Of this
.t.. ltrrW into the kitchen fire some chips
.l. did -asru mp ST the wood pile. Unknown
tl ler lU.-,1. cartridge was gathered up with
the er.a- alj It exploded IN the ire, and the
il .- passed through the wnman's wrist.
Nl..l T-zesrrph and Messenger: Last night
there passed. through the city party OF p
rf.n.e from near Knoxville. Tenn. They were
l- t.er way t0 Florida. and will probably
.--lr- d. some point near Jacksonville They
were Do good spirits and seemed 10 enjoy the
ur1s.-rt- ahead OF them. some Of the party
.li laer wives with them.
luerl-ls Pee0rfer: There is one benefit
about ,le continued cold weather that will
e -.-r appreciated four or five months hence
t-.tr.W. lt IS keeping back the budding
a-1 u-lm.u-0 0i the peach, plum and other
-ruIt t..g- thus giving the assurance that we
l-- rH HaED $500 abundance of fruit-One Of the
srel.cs. blessings and luXurIes OF life.
g. remarkable accident occurred to the
Albany freight train leaving SmithvIlle Fri
lag corning, LOO charge Of capt, L. j. Welch.
l.- tram was quite a long one. and when
trltn.ae miles from Albany. one half of a
a4rat trucks t1 "a car axle and two wheels
't.tu. detached aud were thrown some dis
--.- from the track. No one on the train
s1ew anything oi the accident until ltarrived
Albany
.-e Rev.. e.. Allen. Of SyIvania, preached
nl.- aggregation on the subject OF pastoral
s-1rlr, afew sundays ago. He said that it was
4ta.-- uale=ly that some c christians had Of dis
-k.-- 90 m,uE.e dollars and cents with the
.4--e 0t tHristiauIty-that God didn't send
r,al- -1 feed lis ministers i'm these days, as
la ..i -7 EUi4h. that preachers required the
sane a.ll li food rs other people, and just as
--- u- DO.
Mr John Williams. of OcOnee. had a fine
Cow io .t ou Friday morning. AS the ami
Pal seemed -trau gely affected, he held post
'f,.- examination. In the cows nav he
"-ll 81 ntrt rock weighing nearly pound,
-a-.e les two other stones about half the
tt- 'i tre large one, and more than quart
@. me r..s-. No one can explain why she
a-.--l such AN indIgestinle substance. The
--lt--. 80 're was on exhibition, ami II Is
s----lr OIL granite rock.
iri-e Philip Tinsley, a prominent citizen,
ir- -- near Button. feeling unwell, took.
t- retiring, q dose of what he supposed was
-1.n-- soon thereafter his family discOv-
..-lt Dee vas strangely affected. land in
.- Grains lf morphine instead Of quininc.
-s were promptly administered, ana
Nls. thompson and johnson hastily summon
Il. A's. Hy .au0rug with him during the en-
l-ri succeeded IN restoring him TO con-
a servant of Mrs. James J. Wray. Of No. l27
t--- -trte-- Macon. knocked at the door Of
-.r.,- ON saturday morning. Receiving
-isl-e she opened the door and dlscOy
oe Der wing n bed dead. The family were
s-Hm9let and DIR. Fitzgerald was sent
800 gave 90 as his opinion that Mrs.
- ..t uf am affection Of the heart. She
-.r supper table and with the family
a.e hour The previous night. seemingly
z spirits. She was 43 years old. and
7.e- pounds Her health had not been
s''l 70 veril months.
Ale-rI- Hec0rfer. Miss Ellen Livingstone
-.'.r 7f Uncle Billy Livingstone, who
NeW Hope. was seriously burned
--- thursday. Her father had given her
t - -.--er @ piece OF ground for a cotton
$500 au- l1cy were engaged IN burning the
Do by some means her dress caught
-, am Wi7 blazing when her sister discOv-
---t- N.-- Ellen started for home, when
-1f .-t--rr. seeing that she was burning, ran
y Der '->l-i1uce and succeeded in extln-
t-sl.1g He flames. Her father thinks that
o-rlet
-.e -rsrd iurv of sumter county makes
.-5 following prtsentme pts: The unpleasant
.-i. has grown out n our county anu
500 elections bring 10 lsSnL ah eFA OF
f.A magnitude. which. in the OPINION OF
s.t 40 grand jurors, demand leSlslatiNe
49, -- lue only means by which the purity
r-a -ii."l-p0N can be preserved with or
.s- voting element. IL is, therefore, the
t l-ls body that local law OF registra-
r-- enacted Tor sumter county. and that
frf 'A-l5 commissioners be requested TO
r.f notice that application Will be
t -lou2h our representatives at the sit
ts-79 ,-e General Assembly. the adjourned
.-gs-e u -Ae month Of July, 1856, for the pas
s Of such law.
7 -.A-Fllic correspondence NEWS. Feb.
q l-e fire alarm aroused many OF our citi-
-t about O'Clock this morning Our
Pap y was soon cut, with their steamer
~ U ! y Ire LE.. I'm small. mm-ccmnlen