The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-06
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told
in Paragraphs.


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xuse TO accept EAoSU NoUht4 NEW
Court House Until Defects Are
AeSIlAS0-
GEORGIA.
The alliance warehouse 1t Dawson declared
a dividend of ~ pe- cent. Monday.
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order az elac-iCn On rEs S-ccE Lag question
Ia the Ecur1h DISTRESS OF ls-Cs-- cc-1ty-
I've Holland and T.w- Ma-Ssa1 George W.
Newton OF Forsyth. ars q sse rsce To- the
nomination for sesr-[ ms E--Ea-y = 20 -e
held TO day.
Dade county Is to hare q county court. and
the grand Jury has recommended the appoint
rnent of j. A Penuets for Judge. and John G..
Esie Tor solicitor
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gasta CITY couhcil prohlgSltslhE tue iettlIg Oh
contracts ~ INC ooaI9 "a ueaItn aku lhot -
ing tne salary OF the city attorney from slr%oV
70 SLOW
Judge II. D. D. Twiggs, recently Of Ameri-
Gus. and who was one OF the attorneys In the
Hinkle case in Americas, has decided TO move
10 Swains6oro, where ne Will continue the
practice OF law.
Mr. Richardson, manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Company in Dawson is ar
ranging TO put up a system of telephones. He
has canvassed the city and secured enough
subscribers to insure the success Of the enter
prise.
Charles A. Lewis, a well-known drummer
who lived in Macon several wears was found
dead in he'd in his room al the Markham
house at Atlanta, Tuesday morning. The
chambermaid made the discovery when she
went to fix the room for the day He had
been in bad health for several months.
The hardware house Of I w Shef1eld &
co Of Americns Is now controlled nv n stocIF
connanv The house viii he known as the
SbeheiS unntinrton C'onnonv Ata n,eetiny
III the Observation-Disclosures the foliowing hoard III
Sirectors was eieetal. I w Cbee3eid ~ A
Huntington. Frank Shefield. Charles Hunt.
ington Jr and Jobn Shef5eId Jr col q A
H1ntington was elected president. + W
Shef1eld vice nresident. Holm Sbea{eld sec.
ond vice nresident. ~ Hpntin5ton II
secretary and treasurer
Alta p,eetino NJ the hoard Of countv copo
missfopers AZ Rome Wednesday' il was de-.
cided moi n accent the new court bouse nm.
less Contractor Patton agreed 10 renair nor
lions Of the interior wort The Handsome
Dosts Of the banistars and bar railing have
urnvpn very defective NV almost cor1Js1etaIg
fai1ing N nieces This action nv the boar1
was 3 stirnrise to manv who had thought
this subsfantial temnIe Of ilstiee was nc.
eented several months AFRO Mr. Patton will
donbtIess repair the defects
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