Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-15
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
rar NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
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Csnt Imboden and Party Start for
yn,duras-Two Boys Drowned While
Rsthipg Near DOugiasville.
GEORGIA.
Tho doctors of Naldosta are going to
ostsbIish a union drug store, where they
viii pool their issues.
Iuage Roney has refused to enioin the
oitv of Augusta from laying sewer pipe
tbrough the cemetery at that city.
TerreU county is out of debt and the
,ro1s are in fine condition. Many new
6niidings are going up at Dawson.
Tbomas j. Burney, the popular attache
Of the Macon Telegraph ana messenger,
r,-ss married to Miss Franziska Settegast
Of augusta Monday.
Macon negress has recovered from
+bp clty garbage dump enough property,
IN the last few years, to build her. nome.
She picks over the pile every day.
F D. Buguenin has withdrawn from the
vsIi-known Macon firm OF English,
Eusu-nin & Co., cotton factors: The new
am will now be known as j. b. English
4 Co.
The Dupont court house-the house
built by Capt. DUPONT to be used Tor
oonrt house in case of a successful ere
UlONhl ElFOAtOuf go N-N'' ~-
into an elegant hotel.
VIII Carroll, the white man who was
asssulted at Columbus Sunday morning,
&c sin in a critical condition. The police
hove been unable thus far to ascertain the
generators Of the deed.
prominent cotton factor of Macon
rredicted Monday afternoon that Macon's
total receipts the coming season would
otgrao8te near sc, 600 bales. The receipts
nm 10 date are in round numbers $4,000.
Tie little outcast that was found by
Neytou Pructt a short distance north of
Couinbus, q few weeks ago, died Sunday.
Il had been adopted by w. T. Hall. No
cew to its parentage was ever obtained.
4 serious cutting scrape occurred just
outside the city limits of Augusta, at
Moody Branch. Two negro men engaged
in a FIGHT, and Ben Cooper was badly cut
bg Albert Grant. Albert fled and has not
teen found.
Near D0uglasville Saturday two small
sons Of Has Bearden were drowned while
bathing in Mobbs' mill pond. The smaller
how became strangled, ard both were
drowned while the larger boy was en-
d.ayoring TO save his brother.
Toe Augusta Real Estate and Building
Association gives notice of its nineteenth
annual dividend, which will be payable
on ana after July 30. This association
was the pioneer and parent of all the
building associations in Augusta.
Robert Boyd's death resulted from
fall from a second-story window in which
he WAS sitting, at Cumberland island,
when he was attacked by heart disease.
f. resided at Atlanta, and was well
known throughout the State. The report
Ofhis demise failed TO mention Install.
The examination ofapplicants at Macon
for teachers places in the public schools
was conducted Friday. There were
twenty applicants, six white and fourteen
co0red. OF this number six received
certificates, four white and two colored.
TIE election will not come off until later.
Paul NJ. Atkinson has returned to Madi-
son after an extended tour with Miss Lulu
Hurst He viii resume his place in the
firm of Tunnel Bros. i Atkinson, and
SAYS that be thinks it improbable that
Miss Hurst will go upon the stage again.
Miss Hurst is now at home in COllard-
town.
Rev. r. F. Bunting. d. D., of the Pres
byteran church at Rome, has resigned
his pastOrate This step was necessary
for Or. Bunting to enter upon the import
ant work OF endowment, 10 which he has
pNNh NlCIACt ~ VIC u AobCCs VI NnC COhiu-
western university, GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
who desire 10 raise their endowment fund
to 100000
That was good hit made in the House
Of Representatives a day or two since.
Rev. DR.. FELTON, moved that $500 each be
appropriated for life-sized portraits of
the eminent Baptist, Rev. Jesse Mercer,
and the equally eminent Methodist, the
late Bishop Pierce. Mr.. Arnheim, who is
adeyoted jew, arose and moved that sos
be appropriated TO secure a cheap picture
Of Moses.
Rev. DR.. CARTRIDGE, of Bold Springs,
franklin county, is Presbyterian
preacher, and for fifty years has filed his
PRESENT charge, frequently refusing calls
10 large city churches, where handsome
salaries prevailed. He was a young man
When Billy Patterson was struck in that
county, and is believed to be the only man
lliVIDg who could throw full light upon
mat mysterious event.
II IS said that large majority of Ma
Cuuites are pleased with the site selected
!0r The new government building. A
large stakeholder in the Central railroad
says that ne believes that road will begin
VI. ule erection Of new depot at the foot OF
.nulDerry street within four months after
ue erection Of the public building OH the
menced.
brunswick Breeze: We have received
n9m +. y. Futch a sample of manganese
miue0 iour miles from Cartersville. The
mlnes are owned by MAJ. DObbins. aud
sOst S2V,OOO 10 put them In operation. The
manganese is worth SIS per ton on board
Ie cars at Cartersville. 1t is shipped
raftseiy 70 London, Eng, where it is man
S %tcIured into steel and a superior quail
LII. ~ is reliably stated that stock COM
IaH! mas purchased the Rome Daily Bull
'. The company is composed of lead
~ prominent business men Of Rome.
yyHD VIII give the paper a strong backing.
y; ~ Tonder, who holds a large amount
sloct' VIII continue as editor. Walter
Win VINO is also 4 large stockhnlder,
v. pc associate editor. The company
oht l 'OI sanlze as soon as a charter can be
TO- T. the murderer OF his wife and sis
4, 'u'iaW, who was at first so anxious 10
~ punisned for his crime, IL now lust as
Io,..uo 10 i've. IL was said at the time
wtAs suffering with delirium temens
s,' ue committed the act. It Is now
eyo'. up1h GOOD authority that he was not
ie" ~ unk; that the arrival Of his sister
f.i--"i VINO was TO have been married the
p,s, ing week 10 A. j. Swofford. sug-
re.. 70 Beck his utter worthless
VS. and that his murder of The two
na ii.,o was prompted by jealousy and a
oor, 1lie Flowing his field in Catoosa