The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-19

at Val VA III "A - '-o1 Al Ia"
Suit at Macon-The Latest Develop
rnents in the Safe Robbery at Cham
,,.-,bo,. Of E,,r-,,i,,.,ri,,.
Charged W1th Cheatlng ana SWIM
ding.
cr1pcrA
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ne rice CIJps III 'lCAHlosh county are
eaI0 lo De Sioi
A re-" sno" MAKES were seen near the
NNe' ONCE '""i.S ''l-@ "'' 'e'''"S'
George w. Withheld OF Pulaski county
killed 40 rats IN one day last week.
The North Georgia conference will
meet in Rome on Thursday Of this week.
Times are improving at Roswell since
the cotton mills have started up on fun
time.
Baycortb has nnaitv decided to
stand for council i'm the Fifth ward of
Augusta.
Derry \ r. Prince and q O. CLAW
~ ertera5 the aldermanic race at
Arneric,Is
e,-.,.., g. c.,
,-ee+er rs b,,rra5 - dssth last ITrida,,
~ re r1otbi,,er cstcti,7g fre
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zen NIeIiIeIl' a. + a"9 III .ay l,eu S''7'si
Gay afternoon IN Ihe oiu sualu mouse DIT
Vi MI 'i'i sun 's,' no
SylVester's iron Hre-proof ware mousse is
30 ieal I'm 80. -, a - -;
Oo''oI nave o-Ie"'S D11'' ''0' GA Cav CHE
The gold mine in IF. D. Boarthelds gar
den at Dahlonega Etlll increases IN rlch-
ness. Ten tons last week turned out ~
pennyweights.
At Mclean on the Central railroad. a
day or two ago son OF B. q. Winter Jr,
killed negro in self defense. NO further
as-Hr HIFaTaa NrH hale.
A little negro child was burned to death
near CarroIlton Friday It's mother left
it in the house. while she went to the cot
ton patch While she was away the house
caught on fire.
Cuthbert has disposed of its water bonds
to the amount of $4,000, to N w Garris
& Co, of Chicago, Boston and New York
The Lithia Springs hotel. near Austel,
has been opened for the winter.
rant w p T.oyra and Mr. E,,sIisb A.
Janta capitalists. have purchased the Mi
nicola saw mill from NIessrs. Mcleod &
Young and will enlarge ii to a capacity
of 10000 feet per day They will have the
mill operated by convict labor
r1ale1,- N-a,,,s. What ,,-ss at fret r,,+ q
800 (or{ec+I,ra eoo1 sf+ar tta rs(a,t
i;IIi1o ~ p.s NJ, r. erro,,,-, i,,t, a.,
opep belief. that his murderer is known,
but is screened from the punishment of
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ence
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caned The residence was ouite hand
some Very little was saved from the
boI1ee
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a 'iiii'S' iis Uieu Iiuay a iooll
The machinery plant Of 7. j. Hardage &
Co, OF Kennesaw, including gins, saw
mn cotton anu corn crusher ana srlst-
mn "sLT ue7tI oyeu OS Hie MONDAY AFTER
IIoo1l' uls slh was suppHeo win al
l II ~ PI oNellIeIlts anu me loss Is
leavy. mere was no Insurance me
-ie "ds causeo Dy the sIrlAihs OF a match
La Grange Reporter: Uncle Jimmie
Leoyd says that fifty years ago he hauled
cotton to Columbus and Griffin and sold
1t for cents pound. He says that the
rate Of interest was 10 per cent. per year,
anu yeL ne managed 10 pay PACK. In those
roSe IIlG PeOPte an poaI ueu at nome ana
Aep' ''iei SIiiONe muses. III 'He oach ydru'
EX-Judge MeWhorter of Lexington has,
since his return TO the practice of his pro-
fession, been offered the attorneyship of
two Of the largest railroad companies in
the state These are very hattering offers
and the positions would pay Handsomely