The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-21

W. F. Dorsey, J. Y. Carithers. J. a. Fow-
lcr, J. J.. TalmaGEe, j. T. Mcti0wan, J.
I. Anderson ana John J. Strickland. The
name OF the new corporation VIII be Inc
Electric Cotton Mil. The object OF the cor
pOratiOn is 10 manufacture cotton and wool
AMI the products OF both. also 10 operate
and run a mercantile business IN c0nnec-
ton with the mill. also 10 develop water
power, etc The capital TO be employed,
actually paid IN. viii be 5000, with the
$4,000
Irwinton Bulletin: Tor some time the
sneflu mas been on the lookout for a ne
gro VINO he thought was making head
guar lgIs around lrWlnton; one night last
week Ebert Ross. cJlOred. was seen TAX
ms pan fun of provisions down in the
woods, and as he was watched. IL was
learned thar he went 10 an old out house
~ secluded spot about half mile from
loWh. suspicion was aroused at once.
ana the sheriff was notified. The next
night the sheriff hid himself by the road
side, and when the negro came along with
the provisions, he followed on behind.
The negro walked up 70 the door opened
u and went 90. The sheriff knew that he
had his negro, so he rushed zap and or
dered Ebert ana his chum 10 throw up
their hands This frightened Elbert near
ly 20 death, and 10 was some time before he
could explain 10 the sheriff that he had
brought the provisions 10 his dog with her
young pups.
AT Atlanta Friday Judge Clark rendered
bis decision in the case OF the citizens Of
West End against the Woodward Lumber
company. The case was petition for
an injunction 10 keep the company from
building new plant on "a lot recently
purchased from the Capital CITY Bank
on the Central railroad. lust below the
ice factory. near West End He dissolved
the temporary Injunction granted a few
days ago and denied the Injunction Ia
toto, as he thought the evidence did not
sustain the allegation that the cOnstruc-
ton OF the factory would prove to be
nuisance TO the people living in that sec
ton. The company viii now proceed with
.
VIII not be an ordinary open planning
mill, but viii be a large building in which
an the improved machinery viii be OF the
loleSt pattern, so that the noise usually
attending a planning pill viii be nearly
done away with and the smoke ana Gin
Gers VIII be reduced to a minimum. The
company proposes TO erect a plant that
viii be one of the most extensive in the
south. where about POO men will be given
employment II Will be one of the largest
business enterprises in the city and viii
nave as fine plant as can be found any
where
81, A special from Elberton to the Macon
Telegraph, says: "A young man giving
his name as Bussey came 20 Elberton last
"Wednesday and represented himself as an
agent of the brunswick Tailoring Com
pany, located a Brunswick, Ca. He was
supplied with a nice line OF samples Of
cassimeres to make pants. His plan was
to sell pants at $3.50 per pair. He would
take purchasers measure, let him select
his sample collect 81 as an evidence Of
good faith on the part of the purchaser,
give d receipt for the 81, with the state,
ment that $40 more was TO be paid on
the delivery of the pants, and signed the
Brunswick Tailoring Company on the re-
ceipt. As his samples were fine goods and
the pants extremely cheap. he had but
little trouble in making sales, and soon
sold hfty-hve pairs, collecting S55. He
then hired team and went TO Hartwell.
twenty miles distant. Some Of the pur-
chasers became uneasy, and telegraphed
TO Brunswick 70 learn about the standing
of the house. The reply was that there
was no such house in the place. The young
man came back next morning and was
met by a crowd demanding their money.
He claimed that he had disposed of II, but
would telegraph to Columbus Ga, and
get money. While he was doing this a
telegram was received from Madison. Ga,
asking for his arrest He had played the
same game In Madison, except that he
located his tailoring establishment in Co
lumbus instead Of Brunswick. The sher-
If of Morgan county came over after him,
but he was already in jail under charges
here, and the authorities refused TO give
him up until these charges are Investigate
ed, Reports say that he has worked quite
number of towns the same way