The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-26
THROUGH DIXIE.
The Week in the Sunny South
land.
A Bad Cutting Affair-A Row Over q Woman
An Old Grave Found Which Stirs up
Old Memories
GEORGIA.


In Jack9oA co4hty, near JEFFERSON iIIG par par,
Ynd - IL i n al ~, oG -;
coiotGu' .nG WoeluS ne dieu aLili 11 III
~ ~ - t "a ~. INV HJio Nh, tuo
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I oa9 an nd ho,,nd onrn - az tSa
nsvt terr, If tbe sunerior court Tor ,o"rder
II pa+ty IL, iott Move IN So,,arro &c ~
house, and together with his wife went to a
church meeting. Millsapp went to the house
and demanded whisky, and Moore refused to
let him search for it and ordered him off the
place Millsapp threatened not only to brake
in the cupboard but to kill the two little girls
in the house. Moore attempted to drive him
off and in the struggle cut Millsapp twice in
the back. Millsapp then left and threatened
to return in a few minutes with his pistol and
accomplish his ends. In short time he re-
turned with several rocks. He was again or
dered off and kept advancing Moore fired
once and missed him, and AIilisapp continued
to advance, and as he reached the door, Moore
placed the gun against his abdomen and shot
him, killing him instantly Moore is in Jail
awaiting the August term Of the superior
court.
Near Mountain Hill, Saturday. Ed Johnson
aud Charlie Brewster got into a row about a
negro woman johnson started toward Brew
ster with an ak and the latter fred two shots.
Thoairst missed its mark, but the latter went
through .Johnson's stomach He died Monday
morning An inquest was held and the Jury
found that Johnson's death was caused as
above stated. DartlpS
VIM Coo1eop n rrorniron+ po,+is+ ,,roooh
or Of ponIJin5 co,,tT, ,o sl,rd I'll -, ~
woods near bie roS;donoa TnoedaT " IL
walked over IN the nostof4ice ofter IL ,oaiI
and took his pun, He was found on his face
daad tLa crnn Losido ill.,, tn ~ - ,I,ost
Hold an ;nTaetioot;nn ad So ~
decided that tbe canse ,uas Leart dienaeo
-. w., 80 80
a SENSATION was caused TUESDAY. at Duplh'
ny hailus preparing the louhqatioh OF Cor
ail?Ion. Ba"so, no stump Oh very large
oiIlll' .leo % DcIn9 uuP up, wl!en Ine spGe
WA? puiIou " an unusual uepth III sou earth,
mnicn III GUIoI was Vi d uaiA Drown OF yeilo"-
l9h nue. ulther eAcaVaUioh reVeaeu pieces
Oh decayeo OF ro!ten pine plank evidently Inc
lelilaillls partlcles oI pine CONN ING
grave was INA. u grown person s. put tline
eeetnai a., nau iehoE .T oyely
vestlse o. nosn OF zone: Inc place
. Mnolo .no ,siaso waS ulscoVereu Was
tie most pttDtlG part Oh the Town ana Wlthln
sAtS leee VI tile nam Stfeet leaalng 10 court
iL.s squaIe men .he reVeIatioh was mace
Known soon 500: large number mad gathered and
siecul'Iloi poSan ~ W VINO was ehe sllehI
sleeper Niore t1an tnree oecades nave passed
9 % 80 low ",iI t men FGu mere teepere
70 i'Ne seen . l9t gtlcu III an! "lthiIl tle IN
CnosuIG r Ic"uei1i n4"tIs houug 70 tlle May
sun Inc scJlhe Oh tlihe continued 10 NOW
anu the ncioSure was soon crumbled into
DUST Two large emma trees were all that was
leiI 10 intlIh Inns sanctuary OF lh2 dead'
ihey stoou LOT tnfee-qulrtefs OF a century IKE
two grim sentlnels, and become an inviting
Place OF the yeomanry to tether their weary
sIeeus SAeItered oy thelr umbrageoues boughs
from from me mercliess rays OF the summer sun.
Inc present generation mad forgotten that the
graves were ever there
- ms correspondent songht Judge y. +;
rowe the OLDEST mhabitant OF Du9lln, and
optalneu the Key TO me mystery. Judge Rowe
stated that about htty-hye years ago the two
trees that had grown 10 be monarchs, were
aDout SIX OF elght lnches IN diameter, the lot
was nicely kept, ana was known as grave
yard,, ADouI Ten years prior TO TINS time there
soon tberaafter sister Of Coleran Nrs T,b ,lnD
Cnt" NJ cIor1or e. ,orio,, l ito9i
i, - s,,,ol1 10 - on s.o go ~ ~ 80
~ d sinai - - ~ o,ono Auuoo vi tho Cot4TI
where l" =. Eerry new STORE now STANDS. he
was the personlhcatlon OF honesty and his
name the synonym for truthfulness. He ac-
cumulated some property which descended to
his heirs The se1f-same Robert Coleman was
rrandfather of 8 r coleman the wboiesoIe
SorI.A ~ So ~ = Soa.: - ~ - ".0 SS
nleic!iaht Vi NAaCoH' Oeorglt, anu MIS- Ouy-
ton ms grand-aunt