The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-25

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70 Resume operations-rhe Sale of
che oglethorpe Hotel at Brunswick.
s+ete Convention of the Baptists.
GEORGIA.
-,r, work is considerably behind in Ran
sairb county this year, on account OF the con-
tnuous rains -,
FpscOpai VlSlJatlon W <A'AiOiAS 0N0N' ~ W
AZ Of next month.
More mortgages have been recorded In APP
-, county so far this year than during any
YYaaT previous within the knowledge OF the
clerk OF the court
~ are ali completed and the walls are
SSrra1iIIaIlv rising above them, being now ABOUT
two feet all round
T,s arm of Pitts s. Westbrook, Of Cordele,
saaIsrs in Rentlemens furnishings. has dis
eei,ed n G. Pitts retiring, and j. Il. West
brook continuing the business.
T7s inhabitants of Darlington, in Mcintosh
county, are going to have the place lncor-
Grated and call it Sinclair A$n election
( no he held on April H. to decide the matter.
comnanv is being organized in Valdosta
n mt No big guano factory. The organlza-
d7n is COMPOSED of some OF the best business
men of the city ana oSO'OJO mas Oeen SUI
seribed TO the stock
7be nbvsieians of Fort Valley, met Wednes-
dav morning and formed a temporary medical
ASSOCIATION for mutual protection. They Will
meet again next Tuesday to make the asso-
citation permanent and elect ohicers
MS tbought the discovery of the pink sand
vein of corrundum, recently discovered near
GAINESVILLE will prove to be very important
and valuable one. 1t crosses the land of
William O'Shields and was discovered by
John w. Ward, Of Tennessee.
new Baptist church was organized at Five
Forks in Clarke county Thursday. The min
tsters taking part in the services we're Kew.
II r, Barnard and Rev B. F. Elliott, of this
TCl1 8
sionary agent, and other ministers and dea-
cons.
The Marietta Journal in speaking of the
last illness OF DR.. W. d. Anderson says:
when the fever brought delirium he
preached from his bed such grand sermons as
few mortals are capable of, while there went
M PRAYERS of the most devout and touching
character"
W. b. Hflsman, of Albany, is wearing pair
OF spectacles that we're worn by his father
and grandfather. They are Of the ancient
style and the framework is solid gold, and
the same glasses are in them to-day that were
used, in succession, by the present Wearers
grandfather and father.
In a difficulty between Mr.. Zettler, proprietor
of the Zettler house on Fourth street and j.
r. Harvey at Macon Friday night at the Zet
tier house, Zettler received small cut near
the ear and Harvey had his nose and jaw
bone broken. besides being kicked down the
stairs and into the street. --... ...-
The old frame building located on the north
west corner Of the square at jackson, YVES
burned on Sunday night last. 1t was occu-
pied by j NJ. Bowdoin and j. B. Guthrie. Mr..
BoWdOin was running gun and lewelry re-
pair shop, while the rear part was used by
Mr.. Guthrie as Photographic studio.
Col Frank Flynt, of Grimm, has gone to the
Florida everglades, to make q report on that
section of the country to the interior depart
ment. The state Of Florida wants a patent
issued for these lands under the land grant
OF 1850, and the government Is contemplating
survey pr eparatory to granting the request
Alpharetta Press: While some laborers
were ditching near Big creek church, cause
way made of green sourwood and chestnut was
struck at depth OF about eighteen inches.
Both woods are as sound as a dollar, and the
inner bark OF the chestnut would make a
horse collar. Old Uncle Mellford Webb put
1t there in 1885,
Flint river has been booming during the
past week, making 1t hazardous for rafting
timber along its banks or drifting it to the
gulf. 1t is higher than 1t has beer in several
years, and IS still rising. The river was If
teen feet and six inches above low water
mark, as indicated by the government survey
gauge Thursday morning
Monticello News: Detective Bill Jones, of
Atlanta, has worked up the case and finally
spotted the negro who burned Mr. Marshall
GOolsby's house near Hillsboro last Decem-
her Bob Greer is the guilty party and was
arres ed by Detective Jones at Hillsboro last
MONDAY, where ne was given preliminary
tral and brought to Monticello jail for safe
keeping.
One OF the largest conventions to be held in
Georgia this year, is the Georgia Baptist con
venilon, which meets in Macon, on April 8, at
tne FIRST Bapust church. Including visitors
and delegates, there will lie present about
l,UO persons. The congregation Of the First
Baptist church will make ample provisions
tor their hospitable and comfortable enter
tainment
Mrs. Wash Adams, of Augusta. was pain
Iully hurt Friday by being gored by mad
ueHeo cow; Mrs. Adams had gone out in the
yaru 10 look after the cows young calf. The
COW thought she intended harm to the calf
ana attacked her. Mrs Adams was not only
gored by the Infatuated animals horns. hut
Auoched down and trampled. The worst
wound was bad cash across the forehead
story IS going the rounds that an Atlanta
man mas obtained enough electricity to RIM a
t"o-horsepower motor by burying wire nm
uer an electric street railroad track In this
tonaectl9n IL may be stated that another story
Is gong the rounds to the effect that the trolly
ears nave so charged the earth with cleo
TT,NlIy tnat the gas pipes are being DESTROYED
IN. lnls is denied by both the gas company and
tAe street car officials
The Rome Brick Companv which bas baav
suspended recently. will resume Operations
MllAln short time with a force of 100 hands
=, n, mcclure, president OF the company
mad ~ so % MORRISON, superintendent, have
iinaNo several trips to different cities secur-
taE contracts New machinery will be put in
III LHe making of pavement brick and the
actuTe OF their famous oil pressed and
reason for the suspension was the little de-
mana or building brick
seventeen ladies of Macon have organized
III ~ QI ,il7sstra Its make up is as follows:
ITst violin, Misses Attic Moore and Amanda
P oodd "a second viOlins, Misses Cora Carter.
i 80 iIldassenDurg and Mary Lee Fielder: VIC
tts.-tiiSeIio' MISS Daisy Badger; bass yiol Miss
W ~ ne ma Wheeler; clarionet Misses Car
Eo,it% yIoi' Lucy watson; trombone Miss
90, 49, OiIdlui cornet, supplied by Miss Ey-
~ lara; drums, Misses Marie Moore and
bb0ut9e Daniels; pianist Miss Genie Small:
SFo 1igisC, mrs ). A @. Everett; vocalist Mrs
tb "a sensation has been created at Atlanta nv
Gu az puoAcatlon OF card by Hon. John II
not tIH, warning the public against buying
IN ~ vi Cuecks from his brother, L. j. Glenn
Cior rLe strength of his Endorsement L. j
soT SON, 10 d young lawyer and has figured
- ~hat IN city politics He gained a GOOD
ugti OIL notoriety recently by buyIng the resie.
I,noar I " justice OF the peace with the
ei .I5t landing that the grand Jury should
bo,rsl nm 20 the vacancy. The deal got out.
49, oI- ana Glenn got left. He then re-
ba3 ~. 70 pay the purchase money notes he
ton Pi0@ VI laiIure OF consldera-
1o Inc Oglethorpe hotel of Brunswick has
fo Vca -, Sola to j. +. duBignon, of that place
sbs-fa.i w w thfodgh the United States courts
der 49, CSIilnllssloners, j. n Tolley and Alex
G.oa11 ouunt; Some time back the Farmers
trIstaoal" e trust Company, of New York
Co-o.ees, brought suit In the United States
ffo w.. against the Oglethorpe Hotel Comnanv
v WI. taISt mortgage bonds amounting To s76 006
On ~ ale oblect OF foreclosing the MORTGAGE
=" lne property. Judge Speer apnointed
az 4LlI"eI ErOuQnt receiver for the t5ronertv