The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-01


Cast. p Rucker, as receiver for the Farm
er~ Alliance "a arehOuse and Commission
Company. viii sell tine warehouse and land Of
that com anv. located on the northeastern
railroad near the city limits OF Athens. The
sale will be made on the Lrst Tuesday In No
vember before the court house door. WO ware
houses a small dwelling house and seven
acres OF land 20 with this sale. Ihls viii
practically wind up re affairs Of the Farm
ers Alliance Warehouse and Commission
Company
sycamore News. On Wednesday Of last
week as Mr.. W Lennon Was crossing the
floating bridge on the Alapaha river, his horse
slipped and fell into the river. carrying the
buggy with him. Mr.. Lennon jumped from
the buggy as 10 left the bridge and caught the
r-luS and neld the horse head above the
water for SOM time. Finally as the horse
kept struggling the reius broke. and the
horse, buggy and all went down in lake OF
water some fifteen feet deep. Mr. Lennon
could very PROBABLY have saved his horse mad
he had the help Of only one man.
+. Fielding Fitch, formerly with the Au-
Eusta Mining Company. mas just closed a deal
by which two valua le iron prOpe ties VIII be
actively developed. lie has leased the prop
erty OF the Woodstock Iron Company and Of
Leafe s. Van evander o h lying Just west
OF CedartOWn on the East ana West railroad
The Woodstock property has been worked 10
advantage and the Leake & \auDeVdnder
property has been opened for Prospecting
purposes. Both turn out high grade OF
brown hematite ore, remarkably free from
decteriOus matter. Mr.. Itch Will proceed
10 work these properties and ship ore at once
There are several true bills pending in the
DHluVu 9lalCS court ny 20 uLluu9 loL Ellt o.'2
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/ Icslutnt lIIaoh auIIlAl9tIatlou ceJl'ly
captured at Chicago. His urst trouble here
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His hooks shaved shortage Of
$40, AGort the same tine he safe of
Inc po.toaice was ITolgen omen and 0i,fte a
nIInber IF etor1ns to.,cttar Kim n crnsider-
able amount NJ 1none- wa talon
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lie Whole Iat ~ rotto, op The niatfdTrIr and
the depot would have peen Quickly destroyed,
Matches are dangerous things when out of
place.
81 dJllck institute nahu Dau court az
augusta presents uNey scene at mghJ. IL
mas pceu eQulple ell with TWO arc llghts, ana
Ine young men engage III the game at III ht
4 Nc experiment IS an uulualued success.
D ne udI- can he as plainly seen ana the plays
a Wen executed at night under these lights
a. during Jhe day Inc game mas become
very popular IN Augusta. 1t is patronlled by
large NUMBER OF young Worklns men VINO
an not leave thelr places OF business during
the day anu who have tried this experiment
in il yng nov 'salGu no tta1 they cOHia
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Joriy Roi lnSon' Young negro man, was
hIlie3 on me upoouua traln between Hllton
anu al 3Iahely laSt sunday. ne win a nulni er
VI otutIS VINO hHu cen dI Il IroIle saturday
HlkhJ' boarueQ lhe cars sunday morning at
HIIIoh on Jhelr way 70 near the famous ne
gro woman MIS- WoHe' preach letting
Gown on lne lowest ca step ana holdlng TO
me IRON guard ran ne leaned out at arms
iGus IN ana WINE looking toward the rear,
lhe PACK OF MS mead was brought IN contact
WIN part or a S'o5k gap with Such force as
10 fracture ms Skull, me impetus OF the
Ftlh earned MN nlIeen or twenty rect. lie
was piCRed up anu taken 10 blaa s with
oftent7 oIi'''ia Ni"NSn0e9 "i0U IaV0 III 'no
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Lar ayete messenger: w. , Young, well
hno"h ~ WalNeI Huu ChaJJoogar ana VINO
was WORKING IN the tanuery, was arrested
FRIDAY night ny q, w. sherwood and Monroe
MASSEY, marshal ana deputy marshal Of
fHntSJont on warrant sworn out by Mr..
Litoohey, charging MN with incest. The pre-
urinary tual was held saturday before W.
I. w allln, ESQ" VINO bound MN over to
court. NOT being lie to give the 5000 bond
once 10 JAN HIS victim IS his lt-year old
uauxhter, Alley, whose condition shows that
IN Few onths she Will become mother.
10 the plying women VINO questioned her
s snG iiO 'n0lloS9 Vnilu l@Iu not rum on her
iusiN'
The Dartmouth cotton mill at Augusta will
resume operations tomorrow The estab-
llshmeht mas been thoroughly renovated. con
tracts nave been made ahead and everything
IS in readiness for the resumption of business.
Inc Dartmouth Is one OF the smallest of the
Augusta manufactures. 1t has teen the only
one that has closed down at Augusta while So
many business industries We're shutting up
all over the country. The Dartmouth had
gotten into the courts, and this mad more to
do with its closing down than any other
cause. The Dartmouth shut down eight
months ago. Its starting up means the giving
OF employment to over 100 hands and the dis
trbutlon among the retailers of the city of
nearly Sl50O month, or s1G.ething like Sl5,-
900 year
There was difficulty in GrOvania Friday
caused by a negro woman from Macon dis
putting W tn j. G. Brown. Jr.. the postmaster.
ABOUT a letter being broken open. Robe
Napier was in the store at the time and tried
to explain to the woman, when She gave him
the lie. At this M. NaDier lie an to log her
when "a negro man rushed in with a brick in
his hand and threw it at Mr. Napier. He
lodged the brick and realizing his situation
got a pistol and shot at the two. The bal
struck the woman in the hand. The negro
man made a rush for the woods. DR.. story
undertook TO catch the negro man made a
misstep and fell and broke his arm Glow the
elbow. The woman left for Macon. Messrs
Brown and Napier and Dr.. Story are prom,
| inent CitlZens
John Timm. a we'll known Young German