The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-01

GEORGIA
60. - and taclry ,artias re all the
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Eastman amateur tneatrlcal company Will
CLAYTON new depot including warehouse,
once ana WaltlugroomN' IS nearing compIe-
ton.
J. Y. Nixon Of Eastman pulled catfish
from the DcnulRee last week that weighed
thirty uve pounds.
A pegro man was drowned Monday in the
St Msry's river and his dead body was re
covered at King s Ferry.
Newton Cottle of KinpSlaud Ga was
thrown from horse Monday. aud his leg was
brokep and an eve badly in .ured
p.,sn,otino IL an the % ,ovv AT Thomas.
vtiis and every 9fferroo1 the bang of shot
guns can be heard in all directions
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or zen OF WE'VE uayS plosIdvIeo meet
Ink has cen IN EloE lesa a. Wy oHg . l'ar
ust church' On IasI 9uhua5 ~ ler,eol uileth
wee aPu+eu inc p"s'"'f NV D. H. i''-9
oale' ol'Ia'lhR'
he residence OF Mrs william Bnnckley-
on Gum eflahu laiaAu- "d9 ucstLo5 g" ~ ilS
wednesday hlght' Iphs aAo-s el'g1g; 5ue HaQ
insurance ID lhe MechahicS ana lrauera OF
New orleans lor fl.-'V.
The union meeting Of the Mercer AssoCia-
ton will be held at the Baptist church in
valdosla on sept IS - ana 80 e.. me ne pro
Bramme INA ma LCyn pi laIgu ~ .i slT %
cheloh ColSlets III HlIeic9tiAs ucNOt'oA9A CA
eFtlsts anu ul9cus7lunA'
Mail arrier FhrasheT killed large, nine
rattle "a esnake asi Friday about two and
half miles ast OF Canton, on the Dawson
vile road lie said II made a show o. night.
but D. ,o1n lrmse IT'S mead ana Ieit IL Tor
paSsers oS TO SeI the r@lll's.
Rome rihune, The election for fence or
no fegce out in Chulio district Wednesday, re
Ilted in a victory for fence by majority OF
- votes. number Of no fence citizens say
they will now pc ition the commissioners TO
cut them of into no fence dlstrlc'.
n court OF misAt Ing stones in the
arohe work on Tie Nulonal unk hll d.
In hon .ule has be Il empordrily sus.
d. Ile hrm nhisn I c grant
Nenab Bros. Autnta-have been W red
II "a Stone cutter 10 come uoNh ana "o. the
ones err.
Americus Recorder: A large sQUa'e Of
plastering fell from the ceiling Of the main
hall at the court house yesterday. Fortu-
nately the crowd OF state Sm hho had as
cusse the tarln and sllFtr est on there i
morning. Ia us ad lrLed 10 study the Ell
fects OF the whisky trust,
Little Howard Ashburn is the most unfor-
tunate boy IN Eastman While playing ball
last Tuesday with some OF his paymates he
stepped on piece Of broken glass which left
q palntul wound IN the potion OF MS ioot'
Som etlme ago ne was thrown from a buggy
by runaway horse and badly shaken up
Augusta Herald Lee Cushman, the white
the North Augusta bridge last Wednesday
was fined $40 in the recorders court this
morning. Ghe young man called the wonal
10 come 20 nm she re- useu 20 come ana ne
pulIeu nus plsto4 anu 'lreaUoneu 10 suoot her
"neh sue ron
Al Lexington Mrs. Lord, wife OF the man
who, in dlTnculty with CICERO Mitchell, shot
him some months ago and who died this
week. has been placed IN JAIL as an accessory
to the shooting OF Mitchell. She has little
baoy with her ana both are sick The fam
ny NY now await the OCTOBER term oil court Le-
Hlnu iI.sOh uels'
Rev. Walter r. Branham OF oxford is criti-
cally i'll. He returned lew days ago from
Porter Springs. where he had been IN the
hope Of getting retter, but the trip did him no
good. Mr.. Branham is 81 years OF age. and
IS the Oldest Methodist minister in Georgia.
lie Is surrounded by his family. He is the
fatherln-law OF Henry Emory OF Atlanta.
Waycross Herald While playing baseball
sholiaet ouslocateu MT. COX was siding Tor
Hrst oase ana threw MS entlre welght on his
shoQ1der, causing upward dlslocatlon. DR..
EngHsn set the lolht promptly ana Mr.. Cox
Is waking ABOUT thls morning, IL is not
PROBABLE, however, thet ne VIII play any
more uau TINS week,
Augusta Herald: j. NJ. Goss Of Rollersville
and two other gentlemen who had been out
hunting, were fired upon by q party of me-
gFoes IN Ihe mia harr s9nVllle section thursday
81 no NE 80 I l!Su Mtnouv any
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NJ, =, e. a. -, - DO VeU loi 'nelR aaoallauIS'
80 w. "a .i.e ~ 81. oue w nntu' OaFe w III
'"'l'' was Gu anu I"li9u'
Messrs T. W. and Joe Rich Smith tell the
1ennille Chronicle that they measured a stalk
OF corn growing in the garden of
their brother John E. Smith, who lives six
miles from Tennllle and that the tame line
was let out to sixteen and one-haf feet and
II was fully three inches IN diameter at the
t isis an9 STAR, Strange TO say, had never
20 ~ - NV ia - "nS wi Il Oh H.
RECORDER: AFTER faithful service Of nearly
nine years postmaster ). 9. Rooney OF Amer
ieus VIII retire from that position Friday
evening ana VIII be succeeded by Assistant
postmaster scarborough. Postmaster
Rooney $ resignation was handed in month
ago ana Two weeks later the Senate con
nrmeu lhe appointment OF Assistant Scar
eoroogh' VINO Tor an equal length OF time has
peen connected with the ONCE
Hawlrinsville Dispatch. The otber dav
over In Hartford, a freight car on the
OcOnee ana western railroad got loose and
went living down the track toward the river
az Ieartul rate ana dashed against large
pine tree which stood at the END Of the track
the tree ana came near demolishtng IL en-.
urely. Had IL not been for the tree the car