The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-06


The election of tax receiver Of Wash
inrt0n county viii Doe held Wednesday
july .1.
The r.nert that @ man had been
drowned ia the reservoir at Atlanta was
untrue.
NJ rhri-.. widow of the late
Hon Iobr 81 Chri5tv. OF Athens, died
Sunday.
,hoil. .t,,rn visited a NORTON OF Wash
f--f1r l-o-51ty sunday. anu some damage
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moyeq i-+ cars , o C cn oyc t7 tbe road road
5a WCi.1s ''l-ie 49,. y, 80, ,,.ss .,1g.i
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esy Pal1 on .lC -. Le, "a. ,,.','.+
mo Nlfc-iatlou anu L~'-'-N '' '''''''
the city touneA. ai5.f 'iN-iI COL on
peLIeu al tll' Ayitit-o va. ,, ~
lanterns WLlCi Co90 l-oIl - ~ t3 ny
mas no" ueeluGo ti"1 gil cut no ~
10 DC olstHtneu anu oells VI 5OilH9 P"O ol
every machiue'
Mrs. Lou Brown. while returning home
near GranJFlle a51faal fEeLiii-, was ISL. d "a
lacked 10y i.luy- an i'O ~ ~. 49, -..
anu WfiS1 severely Id.SIa yeu' 2Hc VIZ -+..
70 aIfoltu 70 nave 1ils H'"u 9-'Iio ~. "P
pllcd ana IL auiioIoo HI ""o-o W." 'o .'' '
IL is curious IdcU thdJ biakey mas
more widows and fewer WldoWerS IMAM
any other town of Ike population IN Geof-
gla Within radius OF one Mlle Ifom
the courthouse, Ihere are Iof1S-ohe
WIDOWS ana nine "luo"eIs ny "c'O'l
count.
Three negro women whose combined
weight was ,04 pounds formed an inter
estlng group on cotton avenue al Amefl-
Gus Tuesday Their respective weights
We're PSI, 2j6 and 20 pounds, ana as
they stood abreast almost hAcd up inc
sidewalk.
r. B. Gmbv. of Columbus. died Sun
day. The deceased was a. years
of age. and is survived by wife and four
children Mr.. Gunbv was the general
manager OF the Interstate BLlldlng ana
Loan Association, and a gentleman OF eN-
eellCnt business qualifications.
If the mayor does not veto the resOlu-
ton those who uaV the first Sl5OUDO of
city taxes at Atlanta this month will re
ceive a reduction Of ~ per cent This
Is an increase Oh PIX teny. III tIlJ
ust3l lAu C'i-'-1 VHsLtu ~ .HC Couu0 II
10 UhoSe VINO pay Vle4f V"ArS carly
Capt. a. 5. Allen, one of the best clti-
zens of Pike county, died suddenly at his
home near ZGDuion, Monday. Capt Al
len arose from his bed yesterday morning
in his usual health, and after going into
the garden and looking through his yege-
tables as was his custom, he returned TO
his room and remarked 10 his wife that
he was going 10 die, ana in few minutes
he breathed his last.
Columbus Enquirer sun: The Spectator
has had talks with several farmers, and
they inform him that crops are "a great
deal better than they promised some time
ago. The seasons have been very pro
piJious recently. and cotton has made a
new running start and win be far better
than was al first expected The corn
crop is splendid. and the big fields of
waving green delight the eve and feed
the anticiDaQons of better times "a
comm"
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entiro city rho io,3ast ona comm from
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:, lsI.-r. t,.s in +7, ,.e,J Of I7,0T1a NJ.
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Sno, stroet met o,1tli5o tb. ci,,- lir,j+-
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