Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-25

AtuTE Is FOhE nj To ASfkib ~ ttAE ASH7NA'A
OF a Young Woman 81 MacOn-A suit
for Damages Against the Macon Tels-
rraph.
GEORGIA.
,...+... ,,,,,-t win no il, sassion at les
49,, - 10 80
VI iii nov, bo,. S,,narir+epdent of
=, 1 'ASu9 " - 80 M
Tuuc"Oion i'''oo' --......., 18th G.
BrunsWlCA Is no" conAeCl eu VIII "U'
SlnDn py teIepuone'
Another large saWmlll has been estap-
hsned a lew mues north OF Qllulnah'
W. L. Britt has been arrested IN Camn-
bell county, charged win committing an
outrage in Heard county
Editor CAN'T, OF the Athens Banner, is
dangerously i'll. He was thought to be
getting better, but had relapse oatur-
day.
Willis Hawkins. OF Americus, acciden-
tally shot himselfin the heshy part OF one
Of his legs while hunting near Brown
wood Thursday.
Little Clifford. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ration. of Waycross. had his arm broken
while playing Saturday. Both bones of
the right forearm were broken.
David II. Houser. of Fort Valley. put
up 600 pounds of ice, in the late freeze,
from his Dcnd and will be independent of
ice dealers the coming summer.
The new steamer Nfontezuma will maEe
ber triaI min from NontaZnma to War
ITicl- "a dav Sba is a staunch craf+ ord
will prove a material factor IN advancing
the prosperity of tAe country through
which her route laws.
p,ea+inp of an tho nrincinaI cIerov-
men ana de3cons of tbediAerent churches
Of Macon viii he held TODAY for the mr.
nose Of invitino Rnv Nh Moody tbe
maetinns in Macon dnriu0 the coming
spring.
l. : Means nj Ovford has hrouobt
suit,n Rihh Sunarior Cnnrt tbron,gb MS
attorney r n NH of Atlanta a@sinsp
ma Macon yeJol,I1b for S10 O00 THO sui+
is based on some article unfinished in maj
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iibaIoue
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g nee,ro non or re,rs az s+e ,yse iLacclCeJ
S-on' tte tracLy bI-,r an he Goo,.,,Ia
Poni SoUaI 81. LII 80 dio 6oIin a "a
toroI i,;,,,.io, 49, e,Itojod -, ~ 49,
70 cs,,ea INC 5o,tb of t5a va 80
80 ~
:, De1 low ieAlIs ton an Oiu negro named
Pen " atAlns mas siiIdil carp pohu' t Ina,
IOIe over uuIIHs Ine CoIu Weaunet' ne
water was as CIeaI d CIysUdl, ana oF
go, a7 80 fsb ,,. bo,'aatb i0GA
NJ; u a. 80 H'n ~,
cayn 6Trrotg IN tbo ma d,ir,nr coiJ
~Tod+bor ~ ''U OOi0
49, ,-...-. ..,
nayes' Ihe pIgdHlIst' was AFRAID 10 FISK
hls NECK o. Ine rdllroau' as ne sald there
ndu Oeeu COZ 80 naue unaU ne went
rom AhGIlcus u LuihPhlh Ihat way ne
"ouIu ue y ncueu, 50 ne Sot pueIiH laws
10 carry mr. across Che country 10 lump
both hands osd fost anG tbaro 80 ~, ~,
foar ertartainod If bic osconiD,
- - - 10
-, r. + ~ !" no U"ns d UIILeHIlIe ldI
a Jew illes ION DuL ont, IN Cllnch couh
y, hau one NJ ~ ms oesL uWellIngs burned
-Loi!tay. ue nouee was ZEN poIdIlly Va
en- 70 ~ @tIu ~ ms tue " d ~ amp eIIeI
"a J II, uuilo up re uIe auu lalu
U s , anu sep; l NE mouse caught from
-, -, go ~ a. ~ "a
Dnring tho rocent sovoro cold enon o.
the steamer Mary Gamer steamed mn the
Oconee a herd ~ cattle was diScoJornd
in the inundated swamns. embarpoad a.
ii were from the hivhIand NV leo CeHt
Charlie PhiIIins takinoi in rho sit1atio,, ~
a glance with that snirit of naonanir1itg
Ear which he is al genoralI . on0ted t1a',t
tn the rescue and safely tyanenorte5 tbo
cattle to the hills wv
IT,, r1,,1so,, IF A.t,.,,, 800 hi -
VI us say WINE III
with bags like cotton sacks swung at
their sides. In reply to his INQUIRY he
was told they were chestnut pickers and
had been out on the mountains gathering
nuts for shipment. They are abundant
and good wages can be made catherine
them for market. They barter chestnuts
at the stores and the merchant ships
them.
Alexander Pondo1ob oo1o,,I ,,-l,. L.,,
heen comnittnd ~ al a. ,,,t5,iii
charged with bnrni1p inc harm a. and - siv
bcTses hoIono,,y1r 70 1ob,' ~ na aiu eIA
born in Jail during the war. His mother
was committed TO Jail charged with the
crime of murder. He is bright mulatto,
about D years Of age. II is a singular
coincidence that Just after reaching his
majority he is now confined where he was
born and under such a grave charge.
nooro and a white MON o.o o,,,,,o.
tbrouo,h El%a.t conrt 80 ara an az so.hg
,ogroes on tba o,1osti6o oF LIS .ne
1rhe, ,1oio s,lob ~, q a. IN
10y, $50, IL M 70 VI tIe
boVn % l,i,;o,tio,, !tto-1't - peopIe
800 =, III atto,. 10 ~ 'ne
iiisd faal;nll 60. 49,, ~. 'ueY n~fe no
thro,,,It9 ~ ~ an soinS
hor at This season Of The vear apd vii
donbtless maze II roo warm for him N ra-
main long.