The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-26
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Condensed News Of Georgia, Florida
and South Carolina.

Stable Burned at Indian Spring-The
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wealthy Cotton Mil Men From Lowell
Prospecting in Ceorgfa.
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Dr. W. r. FELTON, has served noHce on
Judge Maddox that he viii contest the
eIectol % the seventh district.
A negro house on T. j. Fountains place.
near REYNOLDS, was burned FRIDAY with its
contents one enid was also burned TO
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a. 2. Shoals has made up the census of
rre city directory Of Macon for lS34-t5.
and it shows the population about the
same as MS Iasi DOCK
Thomas =. Garter, who has been living
17 Hartwelr several months has returned
30 Westminster where he viii open mp an
extensive mercantile establishment
Secretary Wulett Of the Good Govern
-7er- ~feb Of Macon said Saturday that
more than 51a names had been entered
upon the membership roll of the club.
William Thomas and Seth Spivy. the
-v-o negroes heId fo~ the Chauncev safe
robbery. we're placed in Bibb county jau
saturday for keeping until the second
Monday IN November. when the grand
jay meets
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later zs1retary Of the Dixie Interstate
Fair Association has bought ont the
Georgia Produce Comrany at $50 Poplar
=--ser. Macon.
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10y ''''Pi Csc" WIN 'He city.
Lue ssaHu jury or bloo county has re-
rUInSu AFe true pllls against Cllman &
tel This is * 800 a4 C-4.ils no
gotd ha 80 1,,5 10 -, 0ii ne, DuVHeL
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>. j. Handy, IN charge of the rat saw
AT itusse4. shlngle mills at Abbeville, met
with a painful accident last Monday in
which two Of his fingers were lacerated
Y,ro,,rjator Ce ~. Cuu oli, a d russell
80 ~ % % tle INNS was STRUCK III the
rsCe5 +bs - ny anu HdlIo"Iy eS-
,liI.t 80 " az Sye' lhe SHlhsle
Su'A'is MN on 1he cheek bone.
Dr william K. Tyler Of GAINESVILLE
mas a sword that was captured by Mai
Woo4Iolk at Harpers Ferry, Va, during
the elVll war. On the blade Of the sword
is the name Of the company of which the
owner was doubtless a member, West
. ork RIhesi also the initials, "W L. W"
~ the former owner is alive he can secure
'"e sworn oy ADDRESSING Dr. Tyler.
Judge Harry Wells, who has been the
Ordinary OF Pike county for several years,
uleu Ihursuoy, and was buried at Zeb-
ulon friday The deceased had been in
Ieebie health for long time, and his
death has been expected for several weeks
Judge Wells was very efficient officer,
ana was always very punctual in attend
ing 70 the affairs Of the ordinarys office.
Late Thursday afternoon J. l., Powell
wife and two children of Worth county
near Sylvester. went to Albany to do some
shopping As has been his custom M
~ W" ~ ' eIS ms Two horses and carriage
e.. ~ ~. "oIehouse wagon yard
rs1-,,1iI ---9 i Iiuay oiHIh6 Wnen Mr..
- - t - ~ iiia .eIllcIe ne Iouhd mat
"a ~ go ii-u 'ahen POCKET knife
nia,as '''0 '1''''ei SUES ana PACK al TO
,. W. carter OF New York is still at Blue
mage with his wife. He IS anxious to
nave cheese factory started and pro-
poses 70 have a plant established at a
cost OF S5'U50, If the farmers Of that vicin-
nv VIII get together and bind themselves
70 furnish the milk from 200 cows TO start
WITH, and then gradually increase the
IN, - ptiee VIII ne PAID for the
-, - Ia WI eHdp'e eacn farmer
49, IN zen 70 ny cows. More than
%,, - q Fuuiu WIZ pe pala Tor the milk
N-''is'ieN az 'H9 creamery each morning.
The livery stable belonging to Capt
Terry at Indian Spring, was burned Fri
day morning a o'clOck. The fire is sup
posed 70 have been Of incendiary origin
George Collier Of the Wgwam hotel