The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-27
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
n PARAGRAPHS.

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tfOn in Whisks-A story OF spi-
TWO Brothers Meet for the FIRST
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The police of Atlanta have succeeded
g. CLOSING tnp turf exchange.
The Ara7,s+a pouIfr. and Pet stock As
e5-+5--- -,-4Ii -,,rl a SHOW. ir Augusta. be-
s $3.50 MA
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y. a.si ra-ae- I-sr5r1 lr1ends
-1o- ~ tIsr section rs one adapted 10
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Al ---- anna -.. r - s..
BrunsWieA ~h-ppgd 1850 ~. ~ . -
hcr 1y COAST .7r aii- -ol go -. ~ ,r-f
ins last week. Iuele ere no" ii Lolt
= vessels. the l-a1ol-tS --@-li'7 '-'e 7"''-'
commonly
=. J. BoWeus % ~ y o-.4=e- liail ee4hi n
Wol lle - oi.r. ~ +. ~. ~ a.
Brown a Go. for ine itts tuIh.p. Ilt
furnished one taa- Hei7Ar4 i've so.''''7
and -FOUR ounces
boueht The bonds offered for sale by Al
iauv al little above par. The bonds
ara TO nun TWENTY-FIVE years, and bear
per cent. interest.
The Kingland Southeast Georgian says
u y Proctor loft three sweet potatoes
a. ffs office the largest Of which weighed
- 7,C,,,,ds and Inc combined weight OF
The three was thirteen pounds.
EasHGe Moore, a OUi.s i..1'l Ij, = none,
WGo Piea ,.,l7 sol.eS NJ ESS9x and Who
v-ss senfenced 10 nav a fine of Sl60 or serve
"a term iu the chain-gang. has paid the
me and has been released from jail.
,,- r,.s-..i,,t e--.,,,or Of tba
ne ~ tot 4 q -. 49, T',-,.1.sf,,ts room, IN
Illlies--a ~ y Fl tlsei - I'm, Putiie
~ s - y 4, ,Tii. H. t,velf.f an anf,0int-
IIlhteI lllollles r.. ar - o., r,ert
~, 70 en- sbingfo6 Mr. Bot
tillSlns ollge y, ~. "a 1870. .,-sy,ira
non For fb Seo place at Jacksonville recently
-, - - $500. ,t,s,y IL, Te,--
LHel' W. -" - ~ ~
hl5 5oh taSt htI.a' "a - - I
4olds 4i l-tAt.,5 .ol nv iiis t,bo bad NOT
hegholuS Oh gu l :, -, " ~ S-l -. -
seen each olhet III Tot y, 800 eai ~ ~,
az the exposition lh 1Alla . - ~ ieG -
sue latlei Went 10 tr'ai..S nigbt ana
former ana spent 4uesuaS His"t anu
irad ~ isna" hiil5t u ne = C, -
baInett SuHua! Hi-lit alout ~,
WIN sBol5uh, tne %n9ie , iodI I'm ~ ebJr
49, ~ L1e44 Lg,A just +, .il'4'i IL '.'r,.
heid 9ita l.s-al,ly- o Dotn pa - ~ ~,
Sol9Itl anu nc lleaI 30 yy- ~,
t,asgIs ovguiI '-, 1850, ~ an a.
" aIIehton jan re Sla!I5s tHa1 'i1 NH
ing was purely accluehlal-
After successful business or nearly
quarter Of century, the Bank OF the
State of Georgia next to the Oldest bank
in Atlanta, has gone into voluntary hqui-
daJlon pala Us 9eDls anu stoJhnoitueIls
~ Is,ll ~ y ~ $3.50 ~
ia ~ ~ en- y az Td 60
30 r..Nt1. ~ n, g.. C l-y5 ~ 80
Aii4s - eiie eohct Deiiihiii6 N"iI4pe'i4s
Gordon. the l4-year-old son Of John D.
Brown who lives near Bowman, suffered
from remarkable attack recently lie
was on his way to Elberton, and when
near Rev. T. r. Adams he suddenly Iell
over in the wagon. lie was taken 10 MI
Adams house and medical aid summoned.
He is now apparently as well as ever,
but all memory Of past events is blotted
out.
An interesting exhibit in the woman's
annex at the Atlanta exposition is a
model Of a folding trunk patented by Miss
Mamie Cleckly OF Augusta. Miss Cleckly
mas her own FACTORY TOT lts manufacture
and is making a magnificent success or
her invention she rs Wen known as one
OF Augusla most atfacuNe iadlea' ana
Of one OF the most afstocfauc lamlles
IN the state.
The Macon barrel factory, owned by
Ham, Feagin & Co.. was destroyed by fire
at o'clock Monday morning. The facto-
" was located at Enterprise. near the
Central railroad junction. The origin OF
the fire could not be ascertained The
Waterman at the factory was on duty all
night and first discovered the fire in the
lumber house We're completely DESTROYED
but the main building was not materially
damaged. The buildings were owned by
G. b. Willingham The property was in
sured for 5000
q v c,os- ~, ,,, a.. ,...,,,.,,.,, q A.
lanfa from his Innher cann in SoTtb
S; ~ O.it ms rI ilIlloe lamp IN SCUM
esford are being entertained for several
years. reports that Beresford is in a bad
way and is unable 10 do any work at am.
even work of tbe Iigbfest Wind ana 10
now does nothing h1t stav around The
camp unemploved Before being sent 10
the Denftenfiarv Reresford was troubled
1,-ttr ber1ia ,33.bi1b 80 , :" 90 - ,S
vroTea ~ Isfe ,1nfii xrittfn tbe iast -,
weeks when he has been eptireiS AZ.
abIed and can do nothing at ali Mr. C;ress
go L., ITfii az jli, a Ill I'll ~ i - 80
1a-Crir srins, 45e entjra SSve9,nl' ~ 49,
tbe Mil '7 e''' 'i"' ui'9
Atlanta Journal: There has been set
llement OF the ol1efence between the
BOARD OF county commissioners ana the