Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-13
.rlRGIA AND FLORIDA.
-r- Nr-7yS OF THE TWO STATES
r1ID n PARAGRAPHS.

NryyS OF THE TWO STATES
roIU II PARAGRAPHS.
-..rr.ress Of strawberry Culture IN
r.-I or Flowers-ThOmson Re
r about Uid OF SmaII-Pox-A
~. .- the Lair OF Wild Cats and
-...aaut- in McDufiie County.
GEORGIA.
farmers are we I up with their
a--,ra VIII not desert Columbus
-.. lave q commdious opera house
r.. t-r..- Ercmen are pushing the pre-
-r.e.r tournament.
lX Ha- vetoed marble playing
t.arlughiares Of Dalton.
.t 20 Cuthbert has been selected
- Randolph c0unty's new court
tr= home, at Jackson. has been
I'D Iuctndiary. There is partial
.-- around Abhevue have been con-
.ci lu their work by unprOpiti-
..- siu, Ida Bean, a coloreI girl,
a- fatally burned while burning
r-t.
..- raat Saturday, April %, will be
Memorial day in Macon az April
Sunday.
negro baby was choked to death
fet hr au older child during the
..- -.. mother
complaint is being made at the
llrh country teams are allowed
..- streets of Macon.
ue Court has reversed the de-
-- kouey IN the case OF the Au-
knoxville Railroad vs.. the city OF
MN 40 st. simons has started up
- cutting about 1900 feet OF
day. They employ about leo
..r .-- Office called Downs, has been
l1 W a-hington county. at Downs
r.F known as Browns store, in
..r"t-
from Satilla river are transported
eru fish packerIes, and there IL is
.-t canned as salmon. and il is said TO
r1rE than the latter also.
council OF Griffin has passed an
-' TAX drummers $40 a year for the
-r selling goods TO the merchants. \
Ha'.l-luer VIII De made at the next
..re, tle general manager Of the Edin
ala kca, has a gold button"
u-etet out Of the quick with his
--- ee the m'll was standing. Il
BE- penny weights.
.r rurrcspOudeuce NEWS. March Il:
entered the meat house OF II. Cole
u..h .ht aud stole quantity of pro-
--l.e size for q large brick warehouse
-r-Aascd by Z. b. Parker and J. ID.
N. brokers are complaining OF close
One Tuesday one broker made
Ht bonds amounting 10 $1,000 and
.... ON rhc Transaction. Wednesday
ser placed $500 ln city bonds and
b.. tle operation.
AZ. Dawson tne dwelling house occupied by
rr. ."-.r.u Turner aud family, which be-
Rev. Father Preudergast, has been
strOytd los fire. The greater part
ilure IN the house was saved There
-urancc on the property.
schran Council has turned over the
iud everything IN connection wIth the
.-u wei Co alderman F. I. Dawson, VINO
continue borir =. The machinery runs
tlc time. night and day. The water Is
-hIu lvc feet ui the mouth Of the we'll.
Haywood at " a-hlngton, the home OF
late Judge GarEctt Andrews, again passes
tIc family. Col. Garnett Andrews. Of
.-fluuoEa. having purchased DC from II IN.
IT, IS. ltou- 90 l- -aId Miss Fannie Andrews.
Hay, Will establish female high
there.
S.. myers, J. IT. Almand, Son & Co. have
tHc stock OF goods Of /. J. Almand &
.. u- 90. s.. and x. A. Almand have
Che stock " goo Of Herrin & Turner
NllN.s tus a a anu Ia A llnAnu
i' Ltwrencevile and take charge
.re there.
..a post office, Zaidee by name. Is to be
soon Cn the old Louisville road,
.... ...1t sixteen miles from ut. Vernon.
F iouut has received his commission
--er, and Will begin TO discharge
such just So soon as an the neces-
---.r mcuts can be perfected.
r.0 street, cars for MacOn's new street rail-
.-.trl Wednesday, consigned 10 the
suburban Street Railroad Com
Information. coupled with the
.- that the spikes and ties have al
.. .-.... I. aud that q portion Of the iron
-.g-est- the idea that the COM
.. .. lu charge the enterprise means
.- n-.7rTer: Mr.. W. II. Harp. who
eastern portion OF this county. has
r--. f.-mUl his father ever purchased.
l- .- .l u-' for fifty five years. and Mr.
.- . WOult not exchange IL for new
..-.. bis mother SAYS that the neigh
.. come from several miles around
t..r coffee on the mill, which was
one DOB the community for long
Ion county Burton Trcadwel's
.l. rH pine no his house one night
.r .fl.- FANNY was sick. The next
rtl-rc thdI TINS would never Oc-
.-al lla went O. the woods and brought
..-- long and as large aronnd as a
..- ..", and .- TAT as any pine you ever
care lllcE LtiaL QaN . Dor
.- pine was standing up IN his CHM
..-. .vHa.tcI that the Columbus Board Of
l-ree upon rates for transpOrta-
.e llartalOOChce river which ship
willing 60 pay at all times. IL the
and Peoples line Of boats continue
against The three independent lines
river and The people give the two
-.r--. r patronage on account Of the re-
r-.-... ...g rates, DO viii only be a question
SHEA Che latter viii be forced TO sus-
Many OF the business men
- t- fl-t aud think 10 better for ColGm-
-.-. s... All the boats on the river and Sc
benefits Of reasonable competition
N t--..s @ portion Of them 10 be driven
- r--r tLe city 40 the mercy Of one or
- rFl l.s.
.4-11l. We have nothing new to
-..- Gle smallpox this week. It was
...- several days ago shat another negro
-. quarantine section had taken the
@ - a- uo eruptIOns have occurred
-Hws are sappCaring DR.. Dur
.. report the case. The small -pOX
-u.r ceased TO be a subject Of in
- .'ltersatIOn IN Thomson, and Is
-uHuei unless some wild-eyed
tt.n a distance comes into town
lt.- muLZie with seuscless rumOrs.
We know, has been accused OF
-- H- Ina6sfp presenting the facts OF the |
.. no rls disease IN Thomson, but the |
z. all county officials and every citizen
8 l t-e TRUTH and correctness OF our
--4feueuts.
-.-.-.l Chronicle. For some time the |
.a--.Irl Railway Company cave had /
t.a engaged iu building the stone piers /
t..F railway bridge across the Savau-
-.r. ..tHCeu Hamburg and Augusta. /
r-r- bridge was built in ls53. aud. be- I
-- u Udd repair. has been found to /
a -.-t 4 structure for the enormously /
I ----s aud engines which have to pass |
'- piers are nearly half completed, |
e ready about next fall. when the /
Ea -rl~s bridge will be com mmenced. |
itst long. with i've spans, and |
-.UlHr rted bT six stone piers. The I
F- .rE built u WinnsborO granite. |
a. reing done ~ contract by MIR. |
% q. % Columbia. GDder the su- |
I-l Fezl dent engineer Of TIE South |
-- L.. to@-.
.vaeslpg sF the stockholders OF !
t--.-.r=e Nauufae tEffng Company, OF /
-.-s... r.... held, Wednesday. The follow |
-, were elected. Presldept, Francis |
g.. u.-.--lrs reps' s'eseniing the preferred I
Nr. H. Howard. Moses HaeleY and I
H--er- directors representing the (
--.cs A. Mullarky and j. Z. YER 1
--r earnings bv m auutacturing from /
1855. to Feb. q. lso'' the emu OF the |
t.-i. N as S.3,6j5 -. from Wnlcn ueduct I
l-.- anu accrued OF s. e1b 70, leaves q |
---.- over all expenses Of Si.6se 81 Oi
--suct S250,UO0 worth OF prtlerreu
---rf remains SlOl, 500 not yet taken. but |
iete that in the improved condl- /
--e -a1Fzuy 10 Will not be necessary 1
NO more than One-haf OF tt, and |
VIII enable the company 70 pay |
teiucss. except that Of the Lowell I
-s .r, $4,000, and take up the second |
t-s .Ili-.
case against the Marietta and North !
~ -a-foad for $1,000, brought by
4ui his wife, Mrs. Annie Bulce,
--. county. has just been decided IN I
Ia lssl some convicts escapsd I
Marietta and North Georgia Rail-
.-- desperate character, q man
A. To katJeree, who was trusty,
-. e-t after them. Ratteree passed
-.r. bmce when there was nobody az
BIS vile. her aged mother and
-r-n- ana haitilg at the gate grossly