The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-28
GEORGIA

polls tnat they can ask for.
John Newton Twitty, OF populist fame,
spoke at SneIlville last Friday, ana it Is re-
ported that his hearers numbered about
twenty
Hartwen sun: y. II. Reid killed a four
foot rattIesnake the OthAT dag with eight rat
ties. A friend Of his says he Jumped SIX feet
and fell ten when he first saw IT,
Capt y. T. Hewett OF Jonesvlne has bought
out the turyentiue interests Of -. Ii. Middle
ton q Co. al Rice 5OrO. Mr.. Middleton VIII
move his saw. mill from Hewett 10 sand HIS
Andy Moon. colored, who has been porter at
the AMBROSE hotel at Lawrencevil.e Tor some
time was arrested Wednesday, charged with
stealing uOx OF cigars, pistol ana razor
from I. l.. Ambrose.
Mr. Renew. living three miles west OF
Americas, brought the Times hecorQer the
premium gOuTd of the season Wednesday. 1t
measured four feet in length and was larger
than . man 5 arm from tip TO tip
Near Lawrencevile Friday night, while re-
turning home from an exhibition, Pete Al
kiuson team ran away and threw his family
from the wagon. His wife shoulder was dis
located. None Of the rest were hurt.
Dahlonsga Signal; James Hughes, residing
at the Hand mill. had bad luck last sunday
afternoon. some one broke IN ms mouse
while all were away and carried OF so in gold,
q pistol one Of Jim 5 shirts and bottle OF
temperance drops.
Two freight trains cOllided at Middleton, on
the Georgia. Carolina and Northern railroad,
CINE were totally destroyed. The engineer Of
one Of the trains was bruised considerably.
great deal OF damage was done.
mass meeting of the citizens Of Elberton
was held Monday and the sediment OF the
meeting was 10 the effect that the town couu-
Gil shall issue bonds not to exceed $500. 900 in
amount for the purpose of constructing water
works and lighting plant for the cit7 Of Ell
berton.
Augusta Herald: The inhabitants of Monte
Tas7r
the presence OF mad dog in the village. The
children we're all kept indoors until the ami
NAL disappeared. He has bothered no one
yet and may possibly have been troubled
with temporary madness.
The democrats of Harris have petitioned
the executive committee of that county to
provide ballot box to be placed at each
election precinct, where the voters can de-
post the name of their choice for United
States senator, the members elected to the
legislature to abide the result
jackson Herald: j. r. Anglin walked up to
our once last Wednesday morning, looking
as bright as a May morning. On inquiring
the news, NJ. Anglin said. Il have two Of the
finest twins a boy and a girl at my house
ever seen in the county. Democracy in Jack
son is sure to win Overwhelmingly this year.
Gwinnett Herald: There is enough hay
made in Gwinnett county this year if cut and
stored away, to feed the stock Of the county.
A great many farmers are opening their eyes
TO this important crop and are saving 1t.
There is no hay superior TO the crab grass
that grows on the old red hills OF this sec
ton.
Triton Gazette: Moultrie now boasts OF SOD
inhabitants, twenty stores of all kinds, one
hotel and seven boarding houses, three black
smith shops, two sawmills two glnneries, one
shoe shop, three markets, three JeWelry
shops. three livery and feed stables, five
churches. one Masonic lodge, i've min sters,
seven lawyers, four restaurants and only
one physician who adyertises.
Jonesboro Ente cprise: From every corner
of the county comes the cheering news of
democratic gains. The more sensible of our
pOpulist friends are gradually finding out the
deception that is pTactiCed by the pOpulist
leaders and coming back TO the true party of
the people. 1t IS only question of a short
time when all will discover their error and
we shall all be united again as happy and
victorious family
The jackson Herald quotes a prominent
colored voter of that county as follows: We
amt gwine to let no hired Atlanta niger
come in here and abuse us and accuse us of
being bought and saying all manner of mean
things against the good white democrats.
Dat niger freeman never got no Niger
votes for the third party in this county. Jack
son county niggerS ain / no fools. They know
who their friends is"
Rome Tribune Next Saturday Speaker
Crisp. CONGRESSMAN Maddox steve CLAW and
x. l.. Berner will make democratic addresses
in this city. With such distinguished men
TO give the democratic side of political Ques-
tons, a large crowd should be here to hear
them. One thousand people would be a poor
showing for tloyds democracy OF apprecia-
ton. three thousand heard Mr.. Crisp and
Mr. Maddox in Marietta Rome should make
1t 5000
Progress: The artesian well at Vienna has
beeen bored to the depth OF 29S feet and the
work came TO an abrupt standstiu thur day.
The contractor says there is little prospel t
for spontaneous TOW and states that at the
present depth pure altesian water Is plenti-
I ID "a m mr. IN
forty gallons a minute can be gotten. The
city council will make a decision as to
whether the boring shall stop at the present
depth, or the boring Ne continued.
Vienna Progress: The Georgia farmer is
to-day the most prosperous and independent
man in the whole co nJry. While rains,
drOuth and storms have ruined the crops in
the north and west to a great extent the
Georgia crops have Teen proyidentially pro.
tected and excellent yields are promised
The Georgia farmers will be called upon to
ship corn TO the west this fall AS it is in the
days OF democracy, so shall the farmer con
tlnue to prosper under democratic admins.
tratlon
AT COvinPton democratic mass MEETING
was called at the court house Wednesday
Between lOO and 500 people assembled. Among
them were MIN cOlOred Oters. Hon L. r
Livingston was addressing the crowd when
an alarm Of ire was raised. which DISTURBED
the meeting, and II was postponed until neXI
Friday night. 4 he ire originated in w n
sockwells ma hlne shop, which was de
stroyed a small dwelling near the shop was
also urned. The loss is 5000. There was
no insurance.
A crowd OF about 400 interested spectators
Witnessed the DC gyle races at Lection mark
Amervus Wednesday afternoon. ne eli D /
cal quarter mile tra- was in line cOnlilul
ana as the Wheels gid d over the nUot.
sur ace ia the exciting contests .heer gree rC
the graceful riders. he races we're under h,
auspices Of the Americas Cycling CluD. aut
many 20 medals and other Naluat lie prizts
were awarded TO the winners. The tourna
ment was "a great success aud thoro galy en-
Joyed BY the large crowd OF spectators.
Griffin News: A man wen into a store in q
neighbOrng town ana asked n he could res
four or i've hours. The proprietor who ha,
just found a nest OF new born mice in IN,
conee grinder told him lie could and thel
asked HIM why he dluu 20 to the MOTEL ht
man replied 81 am sunerlns hom nervous
prOStratIon and the doctor said I, gata qLte
place TO rest, ana see you don taAsertsa
knew that 1 cOuldu ind a qule er place
And with n u he Sc ted Jack IN his chail
a watched The swallows Guild nest IN IN,
cheese case.
LaIderman Jim johnson OF the Augusta
truck was paint ly hurt during the nrt
the roof OF house with other uremen M
sheatlng gave way anu he had a hard fan
striking the rafters on his side he woul,
nave fallen through mad not Fireman Battl,
caught him. At urst IL was thought that sew
eral OF MIR Johnson ril had been broken
Dut the doctor IN attendance, later said IN,
casing OF the rios mad 1een actured and III,
lungs bruised The injured man was taken I,
the truck house, where he is now restinl
quietly.
Al Macon, Ca, on Sept. @. tn,
BODY a of negro Woruou lda 'ut,I-.