Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-16
te0RGIA AND FLORIDA.
r,Us THE TWO STATES
HE 80 IN PARAGRAPHS.

~soaged Bridges-o" an
Dan" Recame RecOnciled at macon
CH o"r, visiting Turks Believed to De
sboFing the Queer
Il GEORGIA.
u.. ,.,i term of Epson superior court
NJ In Lpon as on Monday next.
new dwellings, are in course OF
flew t;'' near Maple street, West Macon.
s @-tino Hudspeth died at his home six
G Ssl beIow HawkinsFille ON June -,
a I'D ID about II years.
D.novan. of Sandersville, whose leg
h. Donnrated recently, is doing well,
a9 b 1e friends are hopeful OF his recoV-
!.o third quarterly meeting OF Talbot
Inc sunday school Convention meets
oun'ip peasant Grove church, near Box
nr;rg on saturday, july "A.
pn,' Tractors of the Gate City National
lI0 ~ Atlanta met Tuesday and de-
snA S5 a semi-annual dividend on thecap-
az tock of the bank of six per cent.
80 meeting of the directors on Tues
A. t,a people's National Bank, of Amer
", declared its usual 5 per cent. semi
u IN dividend, after carrying liberal
"Ornt to undivided profit.
NJ Wood. the Townsville architect,
NJ wa az 0Q0 as his bid for building the
AM %o,el at Brunswick. That, he says,
"o mar cent. less than the rate paid for
E,,IJing the hotel at Townsville.
r. avoid conflict with the Senatorial
ngantj0n. which meets in Palmetto on
Wv "a fine annual celebration of the
,!9rball County sunday School Associa-
l,D VA ne held at Shadnor on Thursday,
Duly %. ~
n The supply of water pumped into the
n o+t rom the city well at Rome has in
4 roasp1 greatly in the last week. Monday
Il az -4- gallons were pumped into the tank,
. increase of over 100000 gallons over
h he usual amount.
nj The Comptroller General received
InEadrnsdsy the tax digests OF Camden
. nd Ioups counties. In the former there
II decrease from the figures of last year
II rho amount of Sal ,3lS. In the latter
"a no increase over last year is $4,000.
81 EDGAR Young is a mysterious character
e i wnom quite lot of mail matter has
d sen sent IN the care of the Macon police
&ararrment. The letters are kept at the
INV hail. and diligent search has failed to
Efoyeal the existence of such person.
4 The haptsm of eight converts of the
. acoDd Advent church, near the gas
kEorks al Brunswick, last Sunday after
"a oon was largely attended, and the SER
a ices were quite interesting and impress
10 Rev. Mir. Ripper is evidently hard
*SOrker.
81 As two farmers were driving into Ar
Ehrgton Tuesday in a One-hOrse wagon,
Ecamng struck a tree IN about 10 feet of
h hem. 1t knocked the horse down,
stunned one Of the men and gave the
rber a severe shock. No serious damage
\ Fas done.
nj News has reached Macon that r. H,
3abauis- son of Colonel Gus Cabaniss,
"a Forsyth, mas been nominated by the
n eope Of Buiioch county, Alabama, as
.&andIdare for Senator from his district.
d.. Cabaniss is a graduate of Mercer,
"a lass of rs.
IA A shark twelve feet long was captured
"a the banks off Brunswick last week.
81 fam Brockinton dissected him, and says
Ia found IN his stomach the brass wheels
Ia Capt. Elias Persons clock that fell
Nbyerboard two years ago and was swal-
Bowed by shark.
III Brunswick Herald: The victims of the
3 ogle creek disaster increase as returns
& 3me in from the back counties. The loss
Dow foots mp over 81 800, but this will be
Ercreased When fun communication is
Efnce more established. We understand
Ulere was no insurance.
"A Maj. Iake Wimberly. of Hayneyille,
EdB't come to Hawkinsville on Friday
sst, as has been his usual custom during
ne past t1iTty-fYe years or more. 1t is
uspecJed thar he pitched his tent near
erry in order to be on hand to greet Gen.
Eb0rdon, who was announced to speak
here Saturday.
d The Young Mems Christian Association
Rome IS in a much better condition
Eyefy way than at any time since the flood.
has about 500 in cash and about 1928 in
good accounts and subscriptions. 1t owes
iaou'$ lJJ. The expenses are now merely
ominal, and the institution has a bright
u'ure before 1t, as the meetings are large
attended.
During the last two DAYS $50 feet of six
acl mans have been laid in De Soto.
De pipe On hand is all laid. When more
ones nye days will finish the laying of
ne pAe on that side of the river. There
) Yet TO lay 400 feet of tour-inch and 900
ej Oh aX-inch pipe. The river connec-
lJa VIII 6e begun as soon as the work on
1e 9'A'r side OF the river is done.
IN >chey county Monday morning the
DoGse occupied by Joe Cottle, colored, on
ne lace OF +. NJ. Pitcher, caught fire
I'd lle chimney while the COOK was at
ht well, and the house and contents were
e9uo'ed Nothing was saved and Joe is
u, everything that he possessed, about
worth. The house BELONGED to Mr..
Heher and was worth $50 or $75.
eaadersyllle Herald: The land on
men lpe shower of turtles fell on Tues
l' ol last week belongs to Col. Is. d.
n'@us: :. q. Lang was in company
..n Lsiu're Harris, ana brought home
,ulee turtles. We think it was a water.
p3U'o or cloud burst. aud that the water
ana turtles were taken up from a lake
9aI IN cyclone current and depos-
l'ed there
. me en- zine Of the Sandersville and Ten
G HaIn, while going TO Tennille on
way morning struck the horse of j.
bo .-o'uf and killed him instantly. The
!, n was grazing near the COW gap close
Ar hlnar's residence and attempted
I''S7 me road az the gap when the en-
ro "T slruck him, cutting off fore leg
c," us hody. aud gashing his head also,
'"e MS death instantly.
sumo weeks ago mad dog was noticed
sarle l"enty-elghth district of sumter
AMI II had the run of the district,
pou was creating havoc among the dogs
I,era'Iy. The dog was one of Prince
fcon n ;, and Prince was very sorry of the
tthce. and did all he could to stop
h. Aller biting . or 30 dogs, it met It's
.m,auu 'he presence of Mr.. Mas, who
'"'0 load Of bucKshot into it.
,rn candidates for diplomas in dem
,t.i5 EEui appear before the Georgia
hn,o rental Examining Board at At
Sua next Monday aftprnoon or Dr +