The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-15

A Musket of Revolutionary Days.
GEORGIA
Lulavillc is building handsome church
with modern Improvements.
The city marshal OF Americas will have
nearly $1,000 in back taxes 20 collect on the
18th INST.
Gwinnett Herald. James ]. Harrington,
who has Deen married about six times, is be-
fore the court asking for another divorce
lie is between 30 and 81 years old and as gay
as a boy IN his teens.
AT Americas 1--WE or six pretty residences.
two of them on Lee street close In, are under
contract To be built this fail New houses
continue 10 go up % every portion OF the city,
despite the prevailing cry OF hard times
New Era A hog belonging to n. c. Dixon
Of Talbotton. captured large night owl re-
Gently This Is the arst case OF the kind OF
which we have heard. but do not on account
OF its oddity put il down as fish story
LAGRANGE Graphic. Paul F3eeth exhibited
TO us the other day aR Interesting curiosity IN
the shape of large ratt. esnake four and
haf feet long, which was sent TO MN from
Florida. The snake has five rattle and
button.
Mrs. Dr. Powell Of Kramer was visiting
Mrs. MaucSs at Abheville and while walking
In the garden was warned OF danger by rep
tiles rattle within few feet OF where she
stood. Mr.. Mauess was near at hand and
killed the snake.
Exponent: Abbeville's greatest need is a
gOO0 bank With q capital OF 40 coo or so,
600 such an enterprise would. with proper
manaFemnt, be a success from the start, and
the wonder is that no such establishment has
been started here.
A,,,ar,,,,s Times .J2eoor5er. The north
bound Central tram Friday was hlled with
haDpv school Girls from every county ia
Southwest Georgia, who were returning to
Mfladgav,lle several ioine5 the nartv
here.
Tir,es.Pocor5ar. A Ta++ia Lindsey a
negro girl, was tripping merrly along Church
of ~ m att, 1arsrai1,r, Who was serreted
GaTes,T a 80. f.5sb T9ste5 Hattie or, me NV
,yit6 . ..rial Of 6olyIs Gronybt tbe
peighnaT6nod mon ne scene when The cause
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mil ono ~ M ~ mn M fo5der ope n
carry a lantern and another to carry a ladder
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Macon leIeRIapn, Two ne" teacnefs nave
o,ll o. "a W " N "INGi,S - i 1oI Itlst
Iu't tlIa letui' W. Mss MARY 7lus IL. ION OF
laIootloh anu Missy annie Joe L1eau OF Au-
nUln IN At 5 ms oIoH u%s Vi@l Sc y. tue
htermtulate uel atJlneht she Is most e N-
CeIlehI IbV. anu d, I'D, q lC'ltueI Haa Iuaue quiJe
Croriy al Gordon Instirute viii he bigbIv snc
cessf,i many 9"0
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view o! the nara times dectded that ne would
part WIN MS turh AROUND men 10Y Feasona-
nLe collslusr ttluI T. nose uesitIns 70 puI
Sta9 eaI Cait az 'il9 9nop Oul 7soHe N1Oun ta!n
street. nus men Is guaranteed 70 reFoIve 10
lht lSIt az the Iate OF 1901 a second LOT
9uIatloh OF lhIee minutes twenty nVe times a
uay. Al slS iaIle 70 come up 10 specihcaIlohs
money viii re e-uhded-
Americas Times Recorder: The bicycle
tournament al Hawklnsvllle Wednesday, in
Whlch many OF the pest Wheelmen OF TINS part
III III gfahu victory lot lhe Americus boys
1HSS Won cECry race, lhtIuulnR t1e nan -lnIe
nus anu I'VE lnlIe oVuLests' even nololhg SCI
ono places among themselves lhey are the
TOAST o. the town ana according 10 telegram
rom W ~ Dqoley announcing thelr victory
S.o JIG ~ teiLl ~ every corner. me
NlCtOllOus "Aeeilleh VII return nome to-day
Herald: Alex Robertson, colored dray-
man OF Augusta, was delivering goods to a
retail grocery recently on the corner OF NILS
and Broad when he carelessly remarked
something that made Mrs. James fancy she
was lnsulted. Charlie James is a Chinaman
and married Mrs. James in Dublin Ireland
They have been living together for fifteen
wears ana have five children. Mrs James
mas learned to love her husband and the slack
IgHlaik mace oy the dfayman aroused her IN
ulsu@tloh' SAS accordingly reported the case
anu 80 Ma9 ItvSye4 anu Ileu SS LOT speak
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Herald A poor woman with careworn
features sat in the Justices court at Augusta
ana attraeted the sympathy Of all the specta-
and made life burden TO her. IL was all on
account OF the furniture The bed Stats would
fan out he could not open the drawers the
springs would creak, and the mattress was
hard and lumpy. But 1t was not his fault.
II bought the furniture at the wrong place
Now. Judge Just let him of this time; l am
going TO sell this old stun and 20 and get new
furniture. and you never see Henry here
again The Judge dismissed the case and
Henry has never been there since.
b. $ Neal in Washington Chronicle. This
old musket now silent in HE corner
could Give n wonderfuI histor1- II IL couid -.
SPcah, mt anu steel, SIX or seven feet
was named Bnrca5ee1 h ms, ~ iIel II
nose from me fact MAJ he L liza e. auP
deer win il after inc ,a ,gas ot,o ga niAIS
ing to this state as a pioneer He was horn
In 1870 in MARYLAND When he was ~ he
moved to Virginia where he married his frst
wife In 1850 they moved TO Georgia and
settled in Column hla county; after the decease
OF MS first wife he married my mother i'm
the meantime this old gun furnishing good
turkey. MY father used this old gun in the
revolutionary war lie died IN 1919, in his
Win year.
Times Democrat: News reached Americus
Wednesday OF a difficulty between &. @. CLAW
and one OF his negro tenants in which pistols
we've brought into play and nearly a dozen
shots hred. fortunately no blood was shed.
though one bullet from the negros pistol
passed through Mr.. Clays coat The negro
II seems, had cruelty mistreated a mule, and