Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

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F.,afly of Hart COunty-Cadet
81 C,sniIiiats Illness
GEORGIA.
r.,rElIp county has Sl,o97 IL her treasury.
- are foal seen pupils al the University
N .i's'soo! at Athens
b. Russell VIII deliver the raemo-
N Il ',n,i,,iress ut Athens THIS year.
.,ir,c,; Beusse has occupied his present
80. stand NJ Athens since 1856.
JafralI VIII rebuild his min near
Il 'idsy he, which was porneu icW days ago.
nus shorter College girls have returned
lHtb eIr Trip to the New Orleans EXposi-
r.o White star Line of steamers at Rome is
"A Il n1euamented by the addition " a fine new
rso brunswick scavenger's contract ex-
4 ~ on the last OF april. He gets Sl2j per
',''. ,ogro woman living on the Woolsey place,
Az GEORGETOWN, was Killed by lightning
o1'u, ;nr fired and caused the destruction
Hi5sbpa Collins barn near Reldsville, a day
r 1 firm of Benson s. Co. at Hartwell has
hon dissolved. j. b. Bensod will continue
me Grand Lodge OF the knights OF Honor
- VI Marietta tomorrow. There are over
.
i0a lodge m Georgia:
A negro woman accidentally shot and killed
,n1ther negro woman IN Hall township, Hart
4 county few days ago.
4 7 on,nLiu does not owe dollar, assesses no
..IT"5n properly and has a surplus Of sew
eraI aundred dollars in the treasury.
pn Ross. negro man on Alex Techs place,
"a, GEORGETOWN, shot himself last Friday
Hi.Ipout rabbit hunting. He died Saturday
morning
Edward Braggins, of Brunswick, is to build
ratr.rv's new guard house for $2,445, about
t6an.5p dollars less than the offer of any
4 other bidder.
Isaac Lowe speaks OF establishing a fine set
~ Iotfiipe worKs IN Athens, and VIII put up
sodsaud mineral waters, ginger ales and other
harmless summer drinks.
The Kadisonian demands the suppression of
keno room now in operation in Madison.
Vonfbs and ola men can be found playing any
day IN the week, not excluding Sunday.
Mrs. John Moon, of Athens, gave birth to
0-a bow saturday. and the child was named
the father 1t will never see. Mr.. Moon. II
II viI be- remembered, was murdered last NO
vember.
Rome has not learned how to use her new
i sle,trle fire alarm yet, and the result was
4 t1ai when fire WAS discovered Saturday every
number ut the right one was sounded on the
n cit, bell. The fire did little damage, how
ever
cas- works. ninety yards from the NJ. r.
Il Church. is meeting With opposition on ac-
count of its proXimit, TO the business centre
4 Of the city.
RIM W. Black, of sylvania, has gone to
West Point, n. Y, where he will enter the
United states MILITARY Academy, having been
appointed TO cadetshp there by Hon. John
C. Nichols.
The property ownerson the Dorsey Hill, at
Athens, win sue the ely for cutting it down
and leaving them on ahIgh embankment. 1t
Will cost the city aDouR2OO TO nave the water
pipes exposed on the IDrsey hill replaced.
The Southern Mutua Insurance Company,
OF Athens, is still paying out money to the
past policy holders. The amounts are very
small in most of the clims. The largest one
yet paid is over $500, o a parry in Augusta.
! Mayor Dorsey, of Aliens, dismissed the case
against Dick SaulteT charged with selling
LIQUOR to a minor. NJ. Saulter proved that
he did not sell the liqOr, but only gave it to
4 the BOY upon stateIent that his father was
slckand neededIt.
Adisastrous cOllisin occurred on the East
tennessee road fOu miles north OF Dalton
Supay morning abcIt ] O'Clock. The COLI
go happened at Warning, a new station.
up freight trains nd dozen cars were to
tay ruined, and fi'e men made narrow es-
c4e with their live.
The boy drivers IF the mule carts on the
1lroad at Lumplin struck a few days ago
7 higher paw. They were bound out to
tntractor Wright by their parents in Vir-
PA for 40 Gems per day and rations. A
lsglng with a fawhide was the means by
pieh the STRIKE was ended.
ust before daylight on Friday morning the
fdrepOrt Ofan explosion startled the sleep
Edenlzens Of Lumpkin. 1t proved to be an
lprovi7ed cannon bomb exploded by John
Iger, one of the oldest settlers of
lmpkn, to celebrate the breaking of dirt
thin he corporation on the A. p. x L.
llroad.
fudge Brown has sanctioned hill IN favor
IJ0ha z. Cobb and Thomas J. Bryan VS. }.
| stephen and others, and appointed re-
over % take charge of the Talking Rock
It0ry property. IN Plckens county, Judge
lown, in answer to a given state OF facts,
pa some of the Council of Talking Rock.
that the license under which liquor Is
lng sold is void, and all the Council mad to
Twas TO notify the parties selling to close
trdram-shops.
Iadet Gignilhat, of Georgia, stands q in
tllst of the United states Naval Academy
+ class of A.. He was graduated 10 1859.
| mas served two years al sea. Recently the
pal authorities alleged that he was not
tscally strong, and a medical examination
I ordered in his case tits row proven thdt
physically robust and strong in the usual
lse Of That word. His only trouble Is an
Ietlon Of the eyes. produced by the glare
| sands of the coast of Africa, where he
been on duty, and which one OF the best
lists of New York. who has examined
n iNsdiHn ds oull bfduHltuls
me Sanders family, consisting OF FIVE
hers and one sister, is probably the most
EMS3ble family in Hart county for lOnGeY-
1 Thomas Sanders (kit). the oldest brother.
Il years old, Calvin 81, Lemuel 10, samuel
r Prep, 73, and Mrs. Patience Smith SO
IN father died mt the age Of 80, and their
her at the age of 81. The aggregate ages
nc I'VE living brothers ana sister Is AL
~. Add to that the ages of their parents
Hthe time of death and you have 6i5 wears.
a fn al fnef mo n hn
my, Notwithstanding he has been suffering
dyspepsia since early manhood and
cart-load Of patent medicines every
Mrs. Annie Gaines is the oldest woman
PIG county, being in her 92d year.
Iliaula, Ala, thinks the time is coming
III ahe' instead of Columbus as at present,
l e the head of navigation ON the Chatta-
IlHee river on account OF the rapidity with
fcN tne stream is filing up. Columbus
nol share this view. The ERquirerS Sun
r. "lhe business on the river has increased
IT, year since the government Improvement
~ unlll 1t now amounts to over $ll 100000.
II IL VIII moi be overlooked that for the past
~ or two the low stage of water has
iously retarded river business in the
IUWmei' and has at times made nayl-
ItVn impossible. Practical engineers have
I'Su ana so reported to the government at
'nhgton, that with the proper altprOpra-
.u ue river could be made navigable at all
IrsVu9 OF the year, and that 100000 could be
gnaaoly expended. AS the matter ow
lh9s mere is over $4,000 appropriated and
,Sing lule IN the treasury; the NOrk OF l4n-
n tu'cment having been suspended. Why
. ,' 's tle case we do not know but the citi-
A w anu bus ineas men of Columbus ought To
Nv ana II they study their own interes.,
"a 10 remove the ause and have the work
4 tumcd."
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