The morning news., 1894-11-12
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Condensed News Of Georgia, Florida
and South Carolina.

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Diuerence IN "ages-An interesting
Relic of the Indians.
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Gordon Is INFESTED with mao dogs ana
the people are using shot guns promiscu-
ousiy.
Eight aldermen are 70 be elected at Col
umhus in December and yet there are no
avowed candidates.
The electric lights were turned on at
the Hartwell Cotton Mills for the first
time on Monday night, and worked like
a charm.
Sebe Mcdonald who killed George Pink
ney some time ago, has been sentenced
at Newton. in Baker superior court, to
life Imprisonment
Tho work IN tho nav- oDera bo,,so e+
C.rifin is nro0rcssi,,e- rapidIv and il viii
he ready for The curtain to rise nv Dec
Is according to contract.
A beautifuI specimen of gold ore was
r,ickad nm ON Gaddiston street at Dab-
Ionera one dav last week nv a little negro
bov II was fbe size of a mans thumb
and con+aind probablv eight or ten grains
NJ eoId
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"A i''lG NH,i' oi 'onH Si,T,' '~o'o,' ~ ~'u,
lasr NTondav afternoon In Dablonega
Persons naseine bv heard its screams
srd u-ept to the reec,,e saving if from
beino burned to daatb
man anu woman cCoIllpdIleu n py
Two cnlldIeh, passed Vhfo"bi AeWoI " ~
4e" udSs Silce eolnS nor oIInWdIu' ne
Illan Mas Ioiiins a. oapS a. 81 '.N ',le
tbe bsnd srbo,, ygero an sfoot
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% othel uaI hlea' WHo wee 'ol el'95iy ""'II-
ing an olu Pi90ol WIN oli9 0oi oNeu 'a' i
rage IN IT,
Last Monday morning negro woman,
hVlng on the farm OF ReV' d W rogers,
IN tne western par Oh me county ioCNe1
up her Two ChlIuI en- III 'Hv nOu9t' anu
went OH 10 "oIh' 'uIIls lHe u1S '"g
mouse Caueht on niS, anu was puIn%eu %
uoWH' Inc TWO ciliul eh al9o Peli9Heu
IN the names
In the reconstruction of the Columbus
railroad the dummies Will be done away
with entirely. Electric motors will even
be used TO transfer and shift the freight
cars which are delivered over the dunn
my tracA' hese luotoIs "lLl oe lo' norse
power, heaILy seven e.ilies aS great 09 'iie
ave. @se paSo7iisei i'i''oi'
negro by the name OF Jerry Parks,
hailing from Pike county was round dead
on the Georgia Midland ana Gun rallro9d
track about TWO miles west OF GrlfHn
saturday. The coroner jury found YER
dict to the erect that ne was Killed by
train While on the end oI a crossue asleep'
but all the circumstances point very
strongly 10 Ioul play'
leading cotton mill man from Colum-
bus' sald at Auahta saturday: cotton
rs certainly gong TO prlhg Il better price.
Buyers are loaalhg up on the staple II Is
the oeilel WIN wen INFORMED COTTON men
that II VIII increase IN price until II
reaches cents me shreMu buyers are
idylhs III d ldi &c supply 4oI 'he dhllClpdleu
auNaHCe III pIiSeS' me farmers VINO are
dple 10 hoiu lhelr cotton' ought 10 90 So
Washington Gazette: John d. Rhodes Of
this county informs us that a fine horse
died at his house last Saturday, evidently
from hydrophobia. A mad dog was seen
on the place about three weeks before,
and an effort was made to kill him, but
ne ran on Last fnoay the morse was
~ ~CaAeh slCh' anu anu uleu III 'Si tipie asonS ul.
0aLuiuay' @IIei HaVlns plooUtu Hllilsell
anu AHe sIaple uS p,uus ms Hesh IN many
pages ne morse pelOhseu 10 prolher
oI MI i'houes'
fatal accident occurred in the Mt.
e
last Saturday. Little Goldbert McCar-
thy, not more than or z years old, was
following along with a party that was out
hunting, when a gun that was in the
hands of a negro boy was accidentally
fred. Little Goldbert was so badly
wounded that he died the next day. One
hand was shot off and the load lodged in
his thigh. The negro boy is nearly crazed
with grlet at the fearful accident.
Dahlonega Signal: Early Monday morn
ing it was rumored in Dahlonega that two
men had been killed the night before in
Yahoola district by ANDY Lee Upon in
curry it was ascertained that ANDY. while
Intoxicated. and at the residence of Geo.
w. Huntsinger Sunday evening dealt this
gentleman a heavy blow on the forehead
while he was attempting to expel him
from his. house on account of his bad con-
duct. Lee then pic<ed M a gun and shot
al his fatber-in-Iaw samuel Porter but
Fortunately without erect Ho then broke
The gun over the had Of a Hind man named
Jobn Hester. innictinr some ugly wounds
7 60 noe a etoru-, rl7s q, .,reeted
q IT yrbor,nsor or T4o,,sto, county, rov,
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