Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-14
1r0RGIA AND FLORIDA.
-,r.yyS OF THE TWO STATES
''- TorD N PARAGRAPHS.

--r. Runaway at HawkinsTille-
romantic Marriage at Macon-Ar-
Macon of a Book Agent Who
l.--ar to settle Savannah Board
t.-
GEORGIA.
.r Crisp has returned to his home
...r.re. of Meals Landing. at one
-..lr Republican, Is dead.
has decided TO introduce the
eric ire alarm system st a cost
-. ~r.. once a WELL known citi-
died 30 his home in Twiggs
.aL.
..- from measles are reported
Junction. alton, II Monroe
aMictcd-
.r- of GwinBets refuse TO ad-
.--au.I -lmcut of a county court on
present high taxes and financial
-..-- ---uut-
and has been convicted in Greene
r, 90 tie murder Of q cOlored
years ago, and was sentensed to
--lument-
. D. ~elv says that everything is
have the work on the locks at
.HuE ieted 50 that steamers can
-- Hy April 3.
- thursday. the directors Of
and Planters line declared a
ucr cent. from the earnings OF
Amos Hays during the past year,
tu the reserved fund OF the
lrreIairs-
..aesriIIe's runaway hotel bro
- written letter 10 his heaviest
UU.eh he SAYS that he intends
u-.rgs- In @ Western town and will
.--. lie does not name the place
.. tenIs locating.
H. t...- tre large brick house now occu-
..0 -lu. sanford & Co., and built
N s.. GRADY, will have an iron front
THIS was at one time the largest
.E Athens, and the money TO
was made on a lucky speculation in
-a balance Of s60l l6 in the Clayton
.--rF- The taxable property Of the
united last year 20 A. ,35S. 55S. The
---l far I,,i amounted TO Sc. l73 so, and
t.r has paid into the treasury of
$685. 20, leaving a balance in
.H-rahIes. of O fa-'s, SOS so. There
white and 5s3 cOlOred. making
rli.ircu, ln attendance at school
-s- out Of q school Of IS mem
swO0d church, four miles from
informed that only eight are
lance The whole uelghbOrhOod
a.- and young, and two deaths
.r.l .u the last few DAYS. The dis
-e form % pneumonia and typhoid
and some people In the
l think DO rs caused by
e thrown into the branch which
-l that section.
.. Utas.lsviile, Wednesday, about sun
. N.-- coats. wife of Rev. Mr.. Coats.
..lr-e 10 the BaptI-t Church, aud
Uar. wife Z J. x. LatImer, pro-
lle Joiner Hotel. were returning
.r a drive when their horse became
and ran away. The buggy was
J. Hfa|U
H.-. thrown out Mrs. Latimer had
.r0keu. and was otherwise badly
sulerinEs are Internal, and her
quite CRITICAL Mrs Coats escaped
INJURY.
-s-- Herf1tyhr. ssUncle Johnnie Gas
- ile veteran tank man at Pearson, was
. business visit 10 WaycrOss last week
Glss1n Is hlud-has been blind for 81
lr-. l- between 10 and 50 years of age. has
ulrI tn rhc tank for Is wears. and for his
rcs las received $500. During tnli
le has never failed To furnish a plentiful
nf water and has worn out three pair
-.-. Tie readily recognizes friends OF s.
-- .-H hy simply hearing them speak, aud
.ueNhaustlllc supply Of anecdotes OF
1u " TAR 90 4e34-4t- lie IS certainly a
sable man.
s-. bran. 81 day or two ago. +. T. Daw-
BIAS charge Of managing the work
. was operating the rope that runs
-l- cylinder which guides the stroke
s. aud not noticing, he made too
and She rope caught his left hand
and the roller, when as quick as
-raubet the rope with MS right
l.r tle other naud and that was also
s. lis body began 20 roll over the
10 tII- instant Mr.. Branfly, the
SAYS his situation and instantly
aul reversed the engine and saved
.H-.r from what otherwise would have
..-H.l. death. Mr.. DawsOu's hands
mashed, but he was able TO 20 10
-s ---.r u two or three hours.
.. .- -attuE OF the Columbus Board OF
--iaF night Capt. e.. a. Redd al
-. rumor- that q coalition had been
..Irr 90 the appointment 10 the
u Columbus Of some one other
ana tried Democrat. He then
alton declaring that the best
Lmuus desired the appointment
-t4unch Democrat, and calling
b. Harris TO exert himself to
Carrying out Of any scheme
di d0uutful political assOcia-
r.. lVTOIuted- After some dis
H-- DO was suggested that the
reelection upon Col Harris
assent --tlve. "a vote upon the adoption
-.Iu T4s taken anu resulted IN a
.r a-.i li-lvOWed any intention to
UH.- Harris. and insisted on the
.l -... resuIutIon, but after further
l-i Oh the table FOR the present.
some very interesting and
.-tl1u was Ia progress IN the
..-frriay and Will be resumed
Pr grew ont Of the HargrOve
..-. .H 5llc last. Various parties in
-s. tGe uaEk their notes FOR loans;
before the failure, IN due course
-. ---.si into the National Park Bank
2 Before maturity Of some of this
-..-u Bros. 4 Co., who were credi-
---.ve. sued upon their debt, and
.-.a.. these parties VINO gave their notes.
-.l-- falling due the PARK Bank
- l tle City Court, and they are
r- term. The suit and garnlsh-
--aI-- is pending ia tine Superior
-r,- on the fourth Monday and is
.- L.4t term. some very nice
E and legal liability arise IN
cation for the pounding and ham
.t.- arloruevs and decision OF the
ar. cases where men have been
... courts CD pay debts a second
N. -rl-- all the rights OF the parties
-- U-r be safety aud fairly adjusted,
- .--. .--.r- avoided
-l. We regret to learn that
trouble brewing IN the camp
-r down the street. II seems
. "- Do. Hiicl bought the Courier
-. -I|I VIII for the sum Of $4,000,
H..,u le has already paid. After
rauer for nearly two months the
r-ar became dissatisfied with his
.l. claims that Capt. Dwinell
-.-...el tLc value OF the property 10
Guy DO, and in consequence OF
r--lGt4tiuu we learn that Col.
a- OBJ pay the remaining $1,000.
..- NOT believe the property
~. further learn that Col. Hidell
-- Dlpt. DWineH with misrepre~
PAPER. and thus inducing him TO
A.- tl1r price for it, that the charge
E. w0ri=. and now the present
.H-l.. r.elor- OI the Courier never
pass bv." For his part, we
r. GRIuell denies the charge OF
s-.lu. and claims that he viii
reteu- Witnesses that the
without foundation. II necessary
--4. legal tight for the unpaid
F. H.1ry, an engraver, and Miss
l.. a-u. 10th OF Macon, were the
-r- parties in a somewhat
-e in that city Thursday.
-I0u. father 81 the bride, Is
..t-au merchant OF the Central
-.Nl sine past the gentleman has
-tlluuon 10 the lady. Both are
1f-a- alI claim a large circle Of
.. -.- ulIutAucess he visits OF the
VUFC not approved OF by the
-. l-ly. and q short time ago,
ths facts. he discontinued
..- .-r-frr. Il, h0WeTeTstO see her al
-. --..l. an, he engagement that
...--.-.- b.r,-cs-, them for some
Ha- r.auued for a c,Hnsu mmatlon
u. next. Thursday - 'ei ~ noo. ~
..l. rlanced 10 be at the hOJ.-7 u
-- --sl o'clock. and by genuine
-.. -H.re soon afterwards the Young
..r .-I an idea OF what was going
-luu they agreed TO be married
and the young ger ntleman started
-u tIe license. The matter was
.-l- secret, none OF the relatives
--Ir icing made acquainted with
r- lad taken. After some DIM
wz- obtained. and the anx-
pan started back 10 meet his
-r. When he arrived at the
"-- son met by the young lady's
-l- caught wind OF the matter
--erel 90 the scene 20 interrupt II.
was strongly opposed by the
.--.-tea that the daughter should
.r lluc with her. The latter as
--i- and proceeding 10 the resi-
-.l- IT u Brautiey near by the two
90 o'clock by that gentleman.
-rt, a book agent now In Macon,
.- @ PECK 1f trouble this week. A
le IS as arrested on charge OF
-.-l ot clothes from q roommate in
u ----- 4 -alrrn nf his frunk brought