Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-18
GEORGIA.


GEORGIA.
...,.;,- i becoming popular summer
resort. ,...,,, ,,or doc +oD- from 81
oatc. g ,,,,iotta formerly of
,,@.or iedThursday.
H,.'.,,.,.,, ,rtesian well gives water of
strong ron properties
,., Rg}l. the Irdian chief, will be
1ibitidn at Cuthbert July -, 1t IS
,''.,.ranoe MORGAN, colored, has been
IMAM md drayman for twenty years
IA Leuraugt-
n, tho southern cotton manufacturers
hgsn invited to meet in convention
~, Augusta July ..
n-oninant and wealthy citizen OF
= ..,,,o sfvs he will give $1,000 to every
'oo- railrosC that comes TO LaGrange.
,io,v Gergians who emigrated to
sy ypsr or two ago are returning
. convinced that this State offers bet
in,icemmts tor farming than any
otler. N.
sauna NJ tie negroes in jail at Fort
Games. tonkng they needed a shave
1.n davs ago and, not having razor,
S4rd All op, glass bottle and, breaking 1t,
.tay.d with the fragments.
milky record will go to the Supreme
c-art i'm the caseOf the disputed assign
,+ .f the southern agricultural works,
Sr.ntq. There is a "recOrd'' proper
1o nages. The bill of exceptions is
4 ~qr 200 PAGES Of typewriter foolscap.
Ara meeting Of the Rome Insurance
81 r.nrqnv. Thursday, the following di-
& r.ct5rs were elected: john II. Reynolds,
n G.. Clark. !. A. Glover, Hamilton
Varcey jack King, ). a. housewife, ID.
s. = ,Igocd. Il. Il, Caicl0ugh, W. ?. Simp-
The Atlanta artesiau well borers struck
a+.Iof pure marble Thursday. Some Of
rt4dqst has been taken to the Agricultural
Fl n-mrtment IL comes from an excellent
crsiitv Of Georgia marble, but it Is rather
81 5a.p down to he mined to advantage, be-
.aaethiag under 1000 feet below the sur
ia,9.
faa thirteen members of the Gate City
G.sd. OF Atlanta, who were capslzed
Mn. Yachting off AIOrehead City last
,esr. and celebrated their remarkable
e,riue from drowning by forming
"Ttateen club - will celebrate the ami
ra,aIy Of the incident tonight by ban
G.-t
fae death Of NJ. H. Baldwin, ST., causes
bycaurv in the postmastership at Daw-
en-. There are two applicants for the p0-
-iHon-N r.. Baldwin, the present as
sistaut. and Dr.. r. G. Jones. Mr.. Bald
N1s death also caused a vacancy in the
Is office Of deuot agent at Dawson. Gen.
Crouch has succeeded TO the office.
Elberton correspondence NEWS, July
81: Northeast Georgia has not suffered
tu.yory lutte for rain, and the crops are
Very dae-Messrs. Phillips Il Co. are
bllliug large machine shop and foun-
h.t, gtf n HVKra
The El5erton guano factory is being en-
laIged. and its capacity will be from 1000
TO 1000 tons greater than last season.
bashhil7oung man of Americus, who
WIS afraid to propose to his sweetheart,
induced Der to fire at him with pistol,
T1lcl be assured her was only loaded
WITH powder 8ud after she had done so
be eli down and pretended to be dead.
She threw herself wildly upon the body
calling him her darling and her beloved,
Wleraupon be got up and married her.
The country people used to go to CON-
mencement at Athens before the war,
and take their provisions and camp
around the town spring, and there would
p nddling and dancing all day long.
mere was no policeman to trouble them,
ana numerous fights. when neither pistols
nor knives We're used, would come from
ta9se Wa0 baC imbi5ed little too freely.
Al appeal to the Supreme Court has
eeen taken by the defendant in the case
~ Ae STATE against the Georgia railroad.
me state sued for the recovery Of
at4J So,20principal and interest alleged
que ol The GeCrgla road to the State road
on &dylson OF freight hauled in 1868. A
,eIlct Tor the full amount was obtained
III = uIlon superior Court a few weeks ago.
Gsentery is said to be very prevalent
III 4dlJol county in IA section of country
Ia ldiootL0n. 1t has been hard to con-
Noi' becoming typhoid in its character,
slg las proved fatal in many cases. Tai
Y .Nh mas sold from one to three collins
S,ep lay for the last three weeks. The
e'Is are now controlling ii very sue
s'5iy oY treating It with calOmel, fol-
'''t oy Oh aud spirits OF turpentine.
10 Al INQUIRY appeared some time ago in
~ VftsiN INdec relative to the where
100 ol the original portrait of Rev.
-4eIter the founder OF Mercer uni.
GrE' daughter Of the late 2. II.
spd Uni ~ .ne ARTIST who painted the first
M yliy one from life, copies of which
G9't 'geh scattered among the Baptists
ae ots'e, SAYS that it was delivered to
most iEp~E OF the Mercer family, who
w 70 walton county.
Az A"any Thursday Oscar johnson
HI % ~ iarham, negroes, confined in
tet... -. 4ol forging railroad wood
f3s5 "'l iatterly for gambling, quar-
fr. ''''t a search that had been made
ta..... sdig to have been in Johnson's
h1a'PVs when the latter suddenly drew
ssr. plunged u IN Parnam's breast
ireu 'ucn ahOye the heart, penetrat-
a.1. ls' Dcs. Mcmillan and Bacon
wound VIII result fatally.
ssr,,,',eht Hopkins, Of Emory college.
AM. .r,1 1. lhe students of that institution
u1,.,y. ..'.. d''ic over the school OF tech.
DR.. n I"''o mas been established there.
and WIS went TO Boston last spring
and i,.,.. ",ed line outfit for the school.
Ir05.lt' we close Of the term a large
le II.."" ' lhn students were SHOWING
much i""ou turning the lathe with IA
try i',1ul AS they scanned Latin noe
Inn. "'eu 10 lectures on chemistry.
Re-. I't,sSun'onn Of the charges against
Ne r,s,,i orley, Of Terrell county. bv
BE- Fa. .e!s Oh Sards church. of which
h Nh Fe',9r' ended last Saturday night
close. A. wy = favor. The vote was
Due .U,ulley was charged with I'M
clgnty ,.'N Win the wife of a Webster
a.0s.ts' '''len' aud with other conduct
n,taL d. becoming minister of the
nemhrsit Na' withdrawn his letter of
loa1 ,t, iIom ssrdis church. n isn,t
'eaealns 's'uef or not he Will continue
a,ooV .H 1q Thursday. after the concro.
OF tbe AZ w mbled for pravpr-uooti,,,,