Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-14

"usy at the time and tucked il in the
p'cRet of her prom, " here il was soon
rgotten. The apron went into the weekly
washing wit out any thou ht of its valu-
ahle contents, and vent through The pro-
cess nf wasring, boiling and scrubbin9. L.
h n passed through the driving process.
anu finally reached the ironing table.
uere the lady who was doing the ironing
noticed that the irOl did not run smoothly
over the apron, felt in the pocket. and
taking out what she supposed to b.. a
scrap II paper threw it upon the fl or. II
was picked up 10y one Of the children. who
untoded it, and running to its mother
G1id her that he had found some IN lnev
upon examination the S. bill was found
TO be intact after its tour through the
laundry, not even having lost any of its
original cnlor.
The sufferers by the Baruesville fire
nave brought twenty three suits for dam
ages ag inst the Genital road. The fol-
lowing Is list of them, with the amour s
snCd tor; FarnesViile Savings BAuk
S2,"@; J. A. Hunt, $3.50: V. 0. MARSH.
burn, $500; y. A Str nd, 81 600: Il r.
Chambers, So 600; JEFF Davis Fire Com
pany, S4OS; NJ. Newman, 5000; Lucy r.
west, 81 900; Nus 7. A jenkins 81, 400:
X. ,; Crnteher' $4,000; Mrs F. |, Gardner
| lor herself ana minor children, $1,000:
/. Il. MId'lehro,ks, SO, go; G. Mat
theVs. $l.190; w Fl. swami, Sj2: Mrs. ).
VI. Marshburn, $l,0o0; j. H. Aldridge.
$50; Il. j. Powen, 500; Y. w. Cochran
" Co., $4,000; JOHN f.. Tavlor. IS 500:
John T. Blalock. $1,000; Geua G. cot
i r, $l57 70; Mrs. 0. A. Sp. igle, s. OOa;
". G. jenkins, 500; j. >. Ware. $l.3o0; T..
Q. Rose, 500; Ambrose Murphey. 500; :
r. VI an. 50 OF IS; o. 5. Higgins, Sc loo.
Il. W. Cam, $3.50; Mrs. J. II. Jossty, $50:
X 4 b -
$40; w. +. Dewberrs. 80 IS; &. T.Tyl r..
S,6O;J Rogers, S 00O: ~uoImrr~ Il Mnr-
ply, 50 646; NJ. B. PorI-. $l6l; w. =. N IL
uIebrnok-, 81, coo; } T Hunt Il Co, 81
9S7 90; w. r. Murpav 81 Co., $26 $50 y;
6 l.. summers. $1,000; W. Il. Muruhv.
1921 "A; p. F. Matthews. $50; r n. I. J.
l"f $l3S g; VI. A. Prout, ~ coo; A j.
1at'~. H35 So; NJ lddlAhr0Oks Il Graddick,
S3 000; E. j. Murpbey 81 Co.,, $3.50 10; A .
y hurphry 81 Co.. agents Sj50; +. j.
Mldae houoks, $4,000. Aggregate sum,
$ y 635 10.
Harmony Grove correspondence Athens
bdhher- VdtchmdR: Last Wedne sday "a
man bN the name of Wilibanks came in
town from the country odo some trading
Nhlle here be went into the store of Sun
ntls, Power u Co., and there saw "A ploN
which no doubt took his fancy. Anyhow
be very deliberately stole tn pillow, aud
1t was only TITLE while until The thief
was discovered. The Marshal. Mr..
White head, arrested him. Witlbanks
Was bound over t. answer for his crmr
at the Superior Court. one OF his friena $,
a di-sipated mao 10y the name at Ram7e
became enraged at toe turn affairs had
token. He got drunk. came into Harmony
Grove and made some very dangerous
hreats on the Council and Marshal Mr.
Whitehead aitem pted t. arrest him, but
Ramsey proved too much for Que man.
Hne Marshal then collected a crowd ct
eight strong men to 90 with him to arr-st
Ramsey. They arrived at the place
where he was sitting on a log, with n
dOuble-barrel shotgun, patiently await
Ing The coming OF the men who were TO
fake him. He had both barrels of the gun
C cked and ready to do service. Ramsey
told the men net to approach MIN. il they
did he would Kill the last one OF the id
rascals. But finally some nf tue nieu
prevailed upon the desperate and made
hlm believe that they were bis
friends, and when sutfi-
Gent number got around him they
managed to dis barge tn contents of the
gun, thea putting the reckless man into
a wagon, they carried him a ltile iurtber
down in town where they lodged him in
Jail. Some Of Ramsey's associates made
threats that they would release him and
burn the guard house, hut they were dis
apo Dted in their plans. A number Of
men So. Mt the night around the house t.
ward IF the would be-ince diar e.. TIL Y
came, but were driven III by the Marshal
and bis men. Ramsey was taken before
the Council at O'clock in the afternoon
He was fined $40 for disorderly conduct
in the town OF Harmony Grove. He then
gave 500 bond for his appearance at
court.