The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-17
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA, FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE

The Boyd & Baxter Furniture company
Of Atlanta has sold it's business 60 the VA
tionai Furniture Company.
Mrs. Tabitha Jones Of Ilca.a-d broke a-
egg the other day and was surprised Co ms
that it contained three yelks.
The cotton is nearly all harvested in some
sections Of Southwest Georgia, aud sea-
judges say there IS not over rall "a --
The Griffin china store has passed ---r --s
bands Of q receiver. The falling heath --
the proprietor. Robert A Barrie IS, made DC
impossl ole 90 longer carry OBJ L1- --17
successfully.
Tuesday Isaac Morris, living seven niles
above WaynesbCro. cut his throat "-1
razor and died ~ a very lew 1a.----% me
was in good cirCuLstalc5s. Hts =-.e--s was
due TO III health Il. 40 an almost --cltalle
disease.
The old Moore house four miles below
WsynesooTe, was burned last q stl-soay
Afternoon. Il WAS tEs Err er.v OK Mss
Rosa Moore and was ug2Hs lrc1 TIE origin
OF the IRE Is unknown, bat IS supposed go
be the result Of negligence as 10 "aE cccl~
pied by some negro cotton p..Scrs, Woo 2g
the time Of the burning we're Ll the --.l.
Maj. Joseph f. bu.r, editor aDL -o.a.
proprietor OF th5 Gainesville EI5.s, ana 800
has so long been identified with --e Georgia
press and done such gallant service lG tho
cause Of democracy and the Uutui-tlrg %
the waste places IN Northwest aecr- q, Has
SOLD his interest In the fiaper and -- she ripe
age OF II retires from the I---.ll chair.
Ed FuIcher OF Burke county has gathered
eighty bales Of cotton from eighty ceres
lie has ninety-fve acres ut cor. t-a- VIA
yield 200 bushels. In addison 30 E-ls .e
has raised an abundance 1t r-sa. po,4-
toes, etc. de also runs number p- p.l"s
on shares One OF his tenants .us wa i. O..
l-horse farm UWeu.y-alls al.-s of y.-..
The case of che Woodstock Mining
pany against the 7. lE County Mining Come
pany, bill for receiver, ETC.. was heard bee
fore Judge Newman l4 -lu federal court no
Atlanta Saturday morning 10 was ld-
judged that Polk @ uuty Mining Company
give bond within ten days Ia Lieu OF "a re-
ceiver for the forthcoming Of sag assets Ia
litigation.
Rev. Y. J. Allen, the first missionary
sent to China 10y the Southern Methodist
church, will be visitor 20 the #9mcn'5
Foreign Missionary Society az " ayues0lro
this week. and some time during cha session
will address the meeting. lie attained a
high position ia tho Cliue58 government,
being one OF the mnllarlns. Miss Matte
Jones, missionary 10 Brazil viii also be
present.
There was a lively threo-cornered fight
on Marietta street at atlanta Saturday. the
participants being ID. L. Cameron. LI5 son,
fight grew out Of heated argument con-
corning some propertr. Young Cameron,
it is said put his hand to his hip pocket az
though u draw q pistol. wusn Hight sailed
in and whipped father aud son so badly that
medical attention was aftertaTI called in.
Last Monday night between IL aud u
o'clock the gin house of Nat Thomas at
WaynesbOrO was burned. Nitl 10 were
destroyed fifteen bales Of COTTON already
min nr.Ar ..a#.br, ha 81.
seed, aud the seed from abou. seveaty-fy8
bales, together with "a 2-hOrse wagon, tools,
etc. The total loss was between s., 800. end
$1,000 No insurance. The gin yes fred
by an enemy as there had been no ire near
IL since Saturday noon.
Miss Annie, the I6-year-old daughter Of
Dawson Yeager, a prominent farmer living
near Douglasylue, was the victim OF d most
horrible accident Thursday She was stand I
ing near her fathers gin, which was run I
mag at lightning speed, when suddenly the |
rollers caught the sleeves Of her right arm |
and drawing IL among the saws literally cut |
her hand Into pieces. Drs. w. H. Pool and |
j. L. Seman were quickly upon the scene |
and amputated the maDgled limb.
The Washington Chronicle is looking up |
the pensioners in Wilkes county entitled /.
under the act which Congressman Moses !
has passed for the surviving soldiers of the /
Creek and Seminole wars n the widows of |
soldiers CT those wars. One company com
manded BY Robert T0omhs. went from /
Wilkes In 1888 TO the Creek war. and /
another went 10 the Seminole war. The |
ou4y mem er OF IoCub5 company now liv- |
lnR Is William Hardy, bus there are still |
living IN the coUntya number OF ygidoyQs !
who Will be entitled Co pensions.
A party consisting Of Pierce Jordan. his
wife and their child, Willie Jordan. were
something aims at Gacon q day or two ago.
ana their condition was plCabls In the ex-
IRENE. berett or reason, they were very
nearly or quite imbe}iles, with scarcely
enough sense TO solicit aid. They hailed
from Hartwell, Hart county, and were on
tnelr way % Sumter county. Their world
~ possessions were carried in q crocus sack
aud they were but scantily clothed. They
carried with them a paper certifying that
tney were objects OF charity, and signed by
tne ordinary and clerk Of the superior court
OF Hart county.
Friday night James Lynch drove to his
nome on Gilmer street, Atlanta. He had
just returned from his farm, which is about
Elk miles from the city. He drove into the
yard and called his oldest son TO help him
uhnltch bis team and put his wagon under
shelter. The young man responded and
Aound that his father was under the tntiu-
ence OF liquor The son in some way an
gered MS father and the two began quar-
relng. 1t is said that Mr.. Lynch began
throwing rocks at the boy ard the boy ran
out 10 the street. he was followed by the
father. Five minutes later Mr.. Lynch was
found in an unconscious condition near the
corner Of Edgewood avenue and Gilmer
street. Some one had hit him in the face
With rock. He was taken 20 his home
and physicians were called. When they
arrived an examination Of Mr.. Lvnclis
face WIGS made. IL was found that his law
bone was broken and that his left eve was
SO badly injured that he would probably
lose it.
Berrlen court was in session at Nashville
all last week. The county was intensely in
terestsd In this term, MS it had been decided
that Jake Young, who has killed several
people, was 70 be tried for murder. On
May Is, 1858, Jake Young and Arch
Golden became involved in O difficulty.
Young whipped Golden and in a few min-
utes they fought again. This time Golden
got the best of Young. The evidence
showed that Golden had threatened Noung7s
life. A few hours after the last fehs
Young Went lutO "a store with q pistol in
his band and, seeing Golden with his hand
IN his rear pocket begun shooting lie
nred i've shots, four Of which took effect.
Golden died In "a few minutes. Young was
at large for some. time, but was finally can't
uFed and gave bond. Since then he fag
neld the Office of justice Of the peace