Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-25
,F0RGIA AND FLORIDA.
,,,xeys OF rHE TWO STATES
III r1I,DIN PARAGRAPHS.


&fhe NJ. Couptv in the Late Unpieas-
bu'ioS a stampede from Milledge-
sn'n' T,--oom-IOO Pounds OF Honey
vaund in a single Tree.
GEORGIA.
81. an the new Baptist church at
N5ajre, is progressing rapidly.
I y ..,., If the Camilla merchants insure
eolnIrnods against loss by wind and rain
W rice. OF j. W. Rice & Co., OF Ma
Il 10 and Nc[,oy & Rice, of Charleston, ,.
CoD' Ied at New York Friday.
%,.a,r Draneville, Marion county, one
Ne .chooI boy shot another through
7s1and IN quarrel Thursday.
poda,s confectionery at Athens was
,--tan INTO Wednesday night and s. In
u U,ney and box OF cigars stolen.
,r,a nav Dillon building at Brunswick
Iuo its doors, sash, blinds, etc.
- - viii soon be ready for occupancy.
,,o.srs McCalla ard MattoX, of Heard
li't lave eacn given $l25 for the cree
n r.UD, Of a church building at that place
ToIlav 4 Strickland, of Cumming, will
mi - eco in improving their mill. They
S,ra ordered the machinery and will go
T. work soon.
The chief OF the Athens fire department
4 :. s1,di,,y out circulars to every city and
.o,n in the State TO sell the Pioneer hook
and ladder trucks.
Tho FltzsimOns case has again been set
t,rs hearing at Atlanta. 1t will be called
,,1 next Thursday, but it is by no means
certain that any progress will be MADE.
Naar Columbus Thursday Will Gibson
tiIled large blue crane IN his fathers
d,b Dond. The crane measured feet and
Inches from tip to tip and about feet in
height,
ON last Tuesday Mrs. l. E. Belts, who
lives in ClarkesborO district, jackson
county, killed tittytwo snakes without
staining to take refreshments or calling
for assistance.
Near Blakely Friday B. L. Wolfe COM
mtted suicide on his plantation by shoot
ing himself in the head with short shot
oun that he had when boy, He leaves
q wife and five children.
One of the students at Athens tried to
get of Thursday morning without paying
q little bill of 5Sl. The gentleman that
he owed it to got a draft for the amount
on the Students father. and ne was al
lowed to claim his baggage and depart in
peace.
Inc IEduS AOl buS IDdpblSb CnulCn at ulI-
adyeVile have been made, and the con-
tract will soon be let. A fine brick church
willcertainly be built, and of larger pro-
portions than the one that was destroyed
BY fire some time ago.
At bonneville Wednesday the quo war
rant0 case of George Cornelius vs.Martin
s. COrbitt was heard and determined by
Judge d. l.. MersOn. Cornelius was de-
elared to be the duly elected Ordinary and
entitled to the office, and COrbitt, the in
cumbeBt, Ousted.
There are at least go Young men between
the ages OF Is and ID doing a mercantile
business on their own account in Mill
edgeVille. With so much Drawn and
brains to bank on, there is every reason
for encouragement to hope for pr0Speri-
~ in the town unknown before.
Wesley Ivey, of Snow, Dooly county,
started out in a business sort OF a way
not long since in search of wife. He
proposed to every manageable lady he
metand was finally accepted. Last week
he married Miss Bette Hooks. His first
wife had only been dead SIX weeks.
At Gainesville Friday morning, while
William DOoly, young carpenter, was
engaged IN work upon the residence OF
George Langston, the root of the verandah
lClA anu VI uNhCO INN DGhEdtl It, he was
badly injured. Both his legs are thought
to be broken, and his back is fearfully
crushed.
A lady who was dressing a chicken
at Cumming, a day or two ago, found
that pin which il bad swallowed had
passed through the liver and body of the
chicken with the point partially pene-
Tatlng the thigh bone near It's insertion
IN the nip Joint. the chicken was in eX-
celient health and fat.
Mrs. Anna Bonner. OF TAYLOR county.
new living with her granddaughter,
Mrs. z. u. Hill, is 105 years old. Sue can
get about now with much more agility
taan great many ladies one-third her
age. she was formerly of Jones county,
but has been living in TAYLOR and Schley
counties for nineteen years.
Last week large bee tree was found
on Chappell Brooks place in TAYLOR
county, near the line OF Macon county.
Inc hollow space of ten feet was a
sohd core of honey, weighing 100 pounds.
quite quantity was wasted. The bees
We're saved and are hard at work to ac-
emulate supply for winter.
On last Friday night week Tom Teas
icy, colored man living on Ed n. Adams
pace, IN Hart county, ran away with
nsazie K0eOucG, wife Of Jack ROebuck.
lie left his wife sick In bed with babe
Uuly one month old, and on last Friday
1lslI gust one week after aer brutal nus
V"ha deserted her, the poor woman died
A six-year-old son of John Powell, of
mart county, met with an awful acct
ueht on Thursday of last week, He had
SSll1oeu an apple tree, and, losing his
s40, Ieil to the ground upon sharp
P1luIed "stob," which penetrated the alb
loiueh' reaching the bowels. The wound
exceedingly painful and dangerous,
Slu Tue poor lad can only lie on his back.
Two more brick stock stores will prob
sOH De built in Greenville at an early
uay-one by Judge A. f. Hill on the west
tu sac OF the square between the new
LICK drug store oil j. o. TIgner and the
soIe OF Frank Banning, and one on the
IIas'ern side Of the square by Capt. A. II.
vwIeenan, between the new drug store Of
"a Terrell and the store of Robert
NJ george Brown, or Adalbert Hoskins,
o oue nero OF the recent mutiny at the Dade
"a mines, called on GOV. Nc Daniel Fri
% ', ana thanked HIM for pardoning bin.
yo"h's appearance indicated that con-
sn .' me agreed with him. For the pres
~ ue VIII work in the machine shops at
So, asslelVa. When he has accumulated
yoIVlent money he intends to visit mis-
'',aVNes in the State OF New York.
W. AiIledgeyille Chronicle: Capt. Conn,
Cu0 went TO Athens in company with
RI ~ II. Htll, to make an appeal to the
Gaiu oi trustees of the State University
t G' au increase in the annual appropria-
Anlo Tue Middle Georgia Military and