Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-04

GEORGIA.
DR.. John Hogan, OF Athens, died Mon
day.
The products OF the Augusta mills that
are running are quoted a OF cent higher
all round.
st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
AZ Columbus has now undertaken the
erection OF a parsonage for that church.
At Athens j. H. Dorsey offered free rides
on his street cars 10 citizens VINO desired
10 go to the court house and vote for Hon.
II. Fl. Carlton.
The Griffin Manufacturing Company
turned out its first yard Of checks Mon
day. They have now about forty looms
up, and will have the balance ready in a
few days.
Albany claims that there Will not be a
great deal more cotton TO be gathered.
Perhaps 5000 bales by wagon will be all
that ALBANY can expect between this
writing and next August.
}. y, Barnett, Of Columbus, has re-
ceived news of the death of his mother
and father, in Mississippi. One died on
Friday and the other on Sunday. They
we're both over 90 years old.
During the month of October 10, s30.672
gallons Of water were pumped into the
city tank at Rome, which is an increase
Of nearly 100000 gallons more than is
usually pumped in the same time.
The little daughter NJ lance Toihart
living near AcNutt, dropped dead sun
day while PLAYING in the ward with some
other children. She was apparently well.
A little gil started 10 run by her. when
she caught at the child and fell dead.
George OVERLY, Of Stewart county, had
a difficulty with negro on his place one
day last week. the negro struck him a
severe blow with noe ON the bridge NJ
the nose, cutting part of his nose off ana
SHINING the lower part Of his face. At
last accounts the negro had not been ar
rested
Thomas Smart = oar cout,iar or tho
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgja
railroad At Rome met WITH a 1sfnt,,I a.
cident sunday while courjino cars He
foot got caugbt IN a froy Of tho rs,lTosdas
tho switch engine VS. ,,.esir,r -,
his shoe 10 pipres and makin7r a deor
lacaratiye wound in Tho bolIovv of ~,
foot '-O
Partridges must he abundant tbis coo.
son. A convey made it, Wv mo tbo 80
heart Of Albany Tuesdav afternoon "
). Bell. of the arm Of @befrieId 4 RaiI
snied = coct- bird in tho hact - n ~,
store. and shot at him with a littfe nsrIoT
rife. He made tho feafbars A. hrt t,,a
bird got away. WE HiIsman aIso 90 w
a UarIridge in his baok ward ~ ahnnr tn
same hour
so.,,.5ar,, f,.L. A.. u,,
"a S,t,h, IiIn' "a. " tne aucAa"y place.
He@I 2Lll'n Yilie, TWO negro caoihs were
,rbo o.o Gu ~ Ire usuaI Gue o4u loiHs
Ga bad II - IN 80 oA al cnurcn
S uau LoSneu theII chlluIeu W LOT sale
,',ePfa .ns !" NC tuVy were Eo1ei as l. ihe
S, oS,Sl "a ,n9 az. 90ine parties VINO
JcIyn r. 49, CT, p,oAe
6ef,r u9u tne chliufeh
"eie NJ" "ii.s'
report reached Atlanta Iuesday that
Whlle -FOUR men from Atlanta were hunt-
Ine On the Iand OF joel hurt, near Edge
nogu' negro man az pFoacheu them and
saIu' TentIemen, you must ge1 on this
iauu' Mr. hurt doh't low nobody TO
nunt On nls iand'~ AT THIS one OF the
men cursed the negro, and, whipping out
1 nis Tu' nIin seFeteiy IN several
tI,-s nc na,iies VI tne men are not
i.,,-,s,i,s ~ sI7 poiiO7' Ane @nail 10 OeIhB
n. T. hIoyn ana Dlnk Melvin, OF
AIoahy, went nsnlng IN Muckalee creek
tuesday afternoon. lhey didn't catch
any hsn, but they told a good squirrel
story "nen they returned TO the city.
DIX sa" squirrel run up cedar tree
near tDe Dank or the creek and ran his
not clalm that the squirrel struck his bob
IKE trout. out says ne ran MS pole up
the tfee' ana oy sudden jerk fastened
Inc hooks IN the squirrel and pulled him
down
'H1uay morning Wneh Dr. COOK,
~ " iln"' Vpeheu the lFoht door
VI L-9 Ies'aehee ne was very
.iIuSH sNi "a Iscu " SCI laying ON cach OF
, ene sa.s posOs TWO litlie packages. On
a u Iioh nc .ouuu lhst each contained
s a i.I7e "nlch Dad Deeh lignteh' out Tor
SUM- ieasoh burned ohly nan way 70 the
pdoAage ihey were lnen opened ana
ene coh DehIs were "nltIsh IN appearance,
eseH oilng p'aster Oh fdrls mixed with
oDi'o O1nsi suCs'aucs' me paper was
consiueraoIy charred. "hether these
ynch ages were put there az JOKE, or
HpetueI tnefe Is dSaFJersViIe dy namlter
"a Iue 0o"h 10 hOI Eho"h'
During the trial Of case before the SUI
perior Court at Augusta Tuesday, a wit
ness was examined VINO bore peculiar
,naI on ms c19eh thaI mas a mover MS
y" Hun uuu Dulier' OF uck LoVell,"
as no - culisu, was owned oy Mr. Lowell,
q DutcneI' LUCK was employed Dy nun
~ LhIs business. Durlng the war, when
sanE lunar i justice was iheteu out 10 the
o.eiuet, lucA was cnargea WIN having
atlsiil pteu helhous rune. obortly AFTER
tne uats VI accusation ne was secured ana
pIanueu oh the cheeh. me MARKS Oh Ine
boy iron are as pialhly visible Today as
nuSh hIst Durheu, anu VIII De DOfhe by