The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-29

Since Coming TO tlorlda-A 81. Angus
tine Woman Celebrates Her 99th
p,-.h5a-, A,riverssr,,- s,,ic;da in
Talbot County-Two groceries burned
at Athens.
GEORGIA
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Athens mas d ne" paper calAeu the E'eH-
ING News
The SandersviIIe railroad has ceased TO
run the hlsh' uaih'
The football eleven Of Macon and the
Mercer University play at Macon to-
day.
J. H. Bloodworth, once prominent bus
mess man OF Grimm, mas been declared
insane.
The papers recently reported the sui
eide Of Marion Kinard at Towaliga. 1t
now turns out that he accidentally shot
himself
Gen. J. H Porter a republican In the
Tenth district, is likely to enter the race.
Ii is thought this will lessen Watson's
chances.
The construction of the new telephone
line from Athens to Madison has begun.
The completion of the line will be the
work Of a few days only.
Athens has again been visited by fire
and two of her grocery firms are burned
out They are James w. Allen and Pine
Rogers. Both were insured.
Mrs r r DYKES one of the Oldest
,-osidorts Of Cochran died at her house
sunday morning and was buried Mon
dav afternoon at O'Clock.
II 10 ranortad that two of ouitman's
most entarDrieino frus NIessrs Brice
Oelsner & Price and George Lilly. will
omen nm business in Valdosta in the near
fntIra
- 800 - ,
AZ, ~ Id, cargo was sbinned from
FIorida centere and went forward bv
sneciai faet train
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lrelsh' haIuiel al Cne 5, a. It "a
AIhericus haG ms manu-
Iussoay Dy d parIel o. syIup IaiIiis u'oii
II. Inc aihpu'dtIoii Vi Oiie VI iioiS HASSiS
may yet be necessary
D. ". Philbn, general manager Of the
Duluth MussaDe ana Northerh haliWay
company mas taken Il cottage III ILoiil-
asVlile lot ne season HIS FANNY Will
remain until next june
There is a fire shovel in the county
clerks office at Dahlonega known to have
been in use for more than half century.
Wier Boyd and several other former clerks
who used to have it have long since passed
away.
The trial of DR.. Albert Hinllle of Ameri-
Gus for killing DR.. J. J. Worsham in De-
cember, 1892, has been set for Jan. 10.
There will be three other murder trials,
those of Robert Melvin for killing James
Carey at a picnic last June, and two ne
groes for homicide.
The verdict Of the i,,rv in the trial Of
the negro Frank Carrufbers for kirina.
II T., Carruthers at Havkinsville last
NAV was entity of murder in the first
degree. Sentence will be passed this
week Wash strong is now ON trial for
al va ION,
The residence Of G. r. Elder at Flo
villa n very nice. two-storv residence
was burned Monday Mr. Elder had hut
a few months since nut in a fine lot of
furniture and was running a hotel the
T1o,,ilIo Inn IJis loss is about 90 200. in
surance 50 zoo A good deal of the fur
niture was saved Bv superbuman eff
forts the residence of Mrs p p Kelly
was saved with but slight damage.
v1,.,,,a, u 49, 80 ,roI,,o++o, ,,,,,
nitted suicide nv hanging himself last
week Mr. Moore lived bv himself at the
old Moore homestead and some of the
neighh ors fouDd him dead and in a par-
facfIv nude condition No cause can he
aesicred for me decd His mind was
tbouebt 40 he somewhat unbalanced and
IN q a. Of insanity he bure himself He
had nre,,io,,sI,, made threats to tbe neigh.
ho,s +l, a,,5 hjs re- IN mic VA,
49,
Az democratic county cohNeutioh Helu
at Jonesooro' layton county the Ioliow-
ing lcheI was nominated LOT county ON
GERS; For sherlI' l. - hutchesoni
clerk j. M Mundy; TAX receiver :. NJ
GURUS, tax collecIor' II. NJ hosser treas
urer' Il. l.. Hanes; surveyor w. >. Lee
coroner W. Is: Danlel, 1t Is seherahy con,
ceueu thal TINS Is Ine strongest ucke'
that couId possibly De formed III the couh'
~ ana the popuhsts are discouraged al
IT'S strength
w. II. Crane, the deaf and dumb barbe
of Augusta, was before the recorder Tues
day for striking his wife. His wife is
comely-lookng young mulatto woman, an,
on Saturday nights helps her husband IL
shaving his customers one night re
Gently she says a customer gave her
quarter and she retained all but the reg
ular price 10 cents, and her husband go
mad because she didn't give it all to him
Monday night he went home drunk an
beat her. He was fined $40.
one of the most remarkable cases .ol
record in any court was disposed of b,
Judge Utting at Hogansville Tuesday. /
was the suit of ALA Wallace against he
husband, J. j. Wallace, for services rem
,5prad NJ her during the nTRgp0t wear S I