The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-07

I property Tor 1890, and il has raid him
since t1ea an average Of % per cent each
year, aid now he sells at profit Of nearly
~ Ter cen = on his iavestnlent
At Warreuvon Bailif William Anderson.
who was dspu;izsd 70 make the arres. q
one Ant1ey hing 'colcrel. who lives in
lalaaerTn county, was ierkei II us horse
AID Knocked down bv Tue negro prisoner
" edneaiay night after reaching town. and
tie negro made his escape A warrant had
been issued for tas arrest q this negro l.r
blrs.srlss committed in Warren eountT
several yea1 ago aud placed in tbs bands
OF ofacer Andersen to be served. which
he promptly proceeded 70 DO. Another &C
cou1t ot the particulars is current, and II
tie efect that Officer AndeTs N was thrown
By his horse. which was frig h tened by some
thing, aDd that the prf=oner escaped willis
re vas ty8g On the ground unconscious,
I caused b. the fail
Two young men drove out % g pond upon
the farm OF Maj. W. P. Blrks. near Albany
ae ether day Tier had gone on fishing
frhr. To their astonlshn4eut they fouad
the pond alive with rnoccains Thew were
spo ting In the water sand running in and
out up "a the Dsaks. In tine spring their
fancE had doubtless lightly turned to
thoughts Of love fur they were apparently
mating They al were in pairs. Those
that thsy supposed 20 lie Of the masculine
gender were small, saucy looking 81 4ck fell
lows. by the SIDE OF paea IT thsSs slender
saA@es vas great .rpent as large as
mau i arm sud Hearly three fee. long.
hey we're skpotted Or striped with black
s.csllar . toe markings upon g rattlesnAks.
They supposed them u be the females.
In Les county, a day or two ago, at Sam
hsWkin nill, the machinery suddenly
stoned. Something Lad fallen into the
a AZ ~ urkr
~ atren Baxter, negro who was attending
70 The corn grinding. put his hand down
beneath tue upper some, which he removed
FOR the purpose. and 70 his establishment
found a l0s Of silye. coin which had besa
the cause Of the trouble There were some
five or six pieces, ranging from dime 10 a
half dolla. lie was very much surprised
10 discover il, AID could not imagine where
u could have come from. When be went
u depart be placed his hand in his pocket
and discovered tina. il was bis own money
" lille sEoveling the corn into sacks 81 rs
had fallen intO It aud been ground into IN
recognizable shape by the great stones
He brought the mutilated specie to town
and al e1terprising jeweler secured il for
! thirty csnts.
At Dublin during the January term Of
Laureus county superior court. DR.. K H.
Hightower fled an Injunction against the
vent ttem from using the track that runs
from the warehouse 20 the wharf, about
81 or 80 yards. Judge Roberts took an
| order granting him fima 70 exam ne the
law on the subject AID Wed.esdav papers
were received 0l DIR. Higdtowe ; attorneys
grant, & The injlaction. The injuu ton
vas served Thursday, ard now eli the river
freight Is obliged u stop in Dublin, and no
freight can be received from the boat by
the railroad II is decidedly one Of those
cases where il is 80 near and vet so far
Inc railroad runs within thirty yards Of
the wa sr's edge, but il eau reap none Of
ths rich harVes. that has hitherto beea
afforded from his so1Tcs IL is rumored
that Ia few DAYS all arrangements will be
effected by which the work will be resumed
The plans have not yet bean glVea 70 tie
public.
QIitman Free Press: All probability Of
freeze Is past, nearly, il not quite all the
growers have good s,a1ds aud this delight
tul weather Is making the Koib Gems fairly
hump them elves Tba Free Press has
taken pains duTing the week to interview q
number o. ge tssmea who are directly iater-
eSred IN tae business, and they are all Of the
opinion that the coming season bids fair to
be one < toe most successful ever known.
And their reasons FOR 50 thinking are good
While tue acreage IS not quite SO large il
Just about as heavy as they were lAss year
Il IS toe general e1hi0n that the growers
are learning thassthere Is no money In
shipping 'culls,n aud each and ali
will do their best to raise larger aud
better melons. With this cad in view they
have feriilized more highly than common
and the result will nscessarily be that g
better class Of melons will be shipped,
which viii be more satisfactory TO both the
shippers and consumers In two months
shipments will commence, and Brooks
county will witness her most successful
season ia the melon business
The organization of the Vsldosta Times
Publishing Company was peri cted on Nom
day last aud MessTs. Pendleson & Peoples
conveyed the property to tle new owners.
The new stockholders are: s. B. Good win,
/. F. Shaw, b. w. Bentlsy, ID. C. Ashley,
+ y. Lane, J r. Slater, c. r. Psndlsnon,
+. ". Lane, W. ID. Peoples K. A Peeple,,
A \ Pendlston, Ed L. Sutton, W. P.
c. H. Paine, J. n. Griffin, J.
L. Staten, }. y. Tauey, A. Il Lane, Jr.,
Mrs. 5. P. PendlstOn, A A Parrish, Mira
Z. S. NJ Pendleton, W. II. Griffin, c. C.
Narnedoe. = L. Varnedoe, G.. b Peoples
Toe stockholders, uuder the bylaws, elected
c. D. Ashley, r. Y. Lane, W. d. Peoples,
5 B. Good Nin and c. R Pendieton direct
CIA - n Etn1iehJi was eiecke1 Dreelua0E
and business manager. D. c. Ashley vice
president, Edward L. Sutton secretary and |
H. 3. Lane treasurer Tha new COMPANY |
IS capitalized at 10000, s6,00D o. which |
has been paid in. Tue late firm turned [
over q plant iayentoried At g., 675 10, ae- I
counts TO the amount Of 5000 aad a bona /
tide subscription list u 1. 70) names.
\ pane in the window Of ". B. and q. c,
Gamblers sore. at Villa Rics, was puSas
olt Montay nj ght, and a burglar eater al
through it into the pOStoffice. which is q TN
ltei IN fro { ca lRrge front VIM low.
y ear the window Mr.. Hamilton has q mali
'1fs for dsp0slLng the fuais aud " ,IuabIa
oapcrs II the pos Office. Tue corr inatibn
Being II, re pulled the door ops a kictsd |
lUt the vault, and got away wiz /, Tsa
crime vas committed ia less nan thirty
Mr.. Hamilton was in ,be postoffics |
lad some e came BY aR aSEeI him |
- churca with hin. Tha church is moi |
~ tner th2n IoFty yards from the office. |
About the time be rsscAs5 the church sons |
me came BY and asked q IN II be would 90 |
'ack aud lot tV 5m have their 1
nall hea ne cached the ofice /
10 found hs stfe torn up |
ma "indo"-pane at, the vault aud little 1
'faWers ah some. lr. Hamilton had not |
made ms deposit 10 the day, and as II was I
'4on lay be nsrd - NJ In what cash he had |
"a eald Ter the aSt week b tho Atlanta
'9slollce. ne tnief got three promiss1ry
i1te7 H. taEor " J. S. Hamilton, one I
;al'.st u. W. ilall and n. Harden for
~ o. ana me against J. s Nichols for
y " am oIf aGains, T. NJ. Hamilton for