The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-03
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
II RABAGR Apis.


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A reduction has been made IN tne price
Of ADMISSION g. t1e Atlanta eApositl g.l.
Lhe ei4. WI 1,,5I.t--, 800 80 N -
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A young white man. named ~ -.
StacEhouse, from Marion, ,; - WINE
working az tAe variety Woths az ~ L
Valley, had his taum9 ana loteilIseI 81
MS lett mana cut on ffluay MliAe "o4A-
Ing tle ne"oe-. ~.
Dr- j. q Foihl4I Is ci ltlcdttE ~ ~ 1llt
home OF his son IN MllledgeNlie; re was
visiting his son ana wmle there was
stricken with paralysis. afl4 Is nov NelE
low. Ut. fo4Ali IS one oA 1he o4U'7e L974-
dents OF Macon
A force of the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY hands are now busily az work
strlnglng Two new wires over lHe N9Itll-
eastern ralliutd tneIeoy pid ll4l-
mony Grove IN ulfect connection VII" AT
lanta and Ne" YORK
Deputy Revenue Collector tt. S. Graves
has been removed, and the once at Ma
con has been rendered to Hon. Roland T.
Ross of Jones county. Mr.. ROSS mas not
yer deCepteu' but ~ II sdiu tIldt "c VIII
nave the optlon TOT several uays.
The Athens News wants the money
spent on school books kept at home. 1t
hos la ION rtf
souls, and pours 100000 every year into
the pockets 81 forelgn publishers LOT
school DOCKS Tor thelr chliuIeh
The Baptist church at Harmony Grove
has been torn down preparatory to the
erection of a handsome 5000 brick edifice
in its place. The Baptist church at
Harmony Grove is. composed of the
Weaithlest Gtlzehs OF the town.
Bryant ChurchWel, the alleged much
married man, and Debby Mobiles, the
daughter of Mrs, Elizabeth Mobiles, the
murderess, ana VINO inquired IN the mar
rage esCaDade few weeks at Cochran
county.
The addition to the cotton factory at
Harmony Grove is rapidly nearing com
pletiOn. The factory can hardly keep up
with the orders which pour in upon IL.
The reason for the unbounded success of
the Harmony Grove mills is because none
but the very best grades OF cloth are made
there.
The federal court win begfn fts ree1llar
session at Macon tomorrow. Judge Speer
presiding. An unusually heavy docket of
criminal cases Is 70 De uisposed Oh. me
three Williams boys of Telfair county, viii
probably be tried for the murder of a ne
gro VINO was employed by the Dodge Land
Company.
Dr. W. b. Burroughs of Brunswick is
still hale and hearty BEFORE the war he
raised sea island cotton and received 81 10
cents a pound fer It. He was the p.o-
peer Of tea culture IN Georgia and raised
"a e. Tn $ q a I'm
sell
IToIksfona has been iucornorated for a
year. and the first arrest made by its
town MARSHAL was eaceuted Monday Two
Vyel-neil yycra arraigued before fhe 'na,,,.
for cursing anu lighting. ana both were
fined, II was a great event In the his
tory Of this quiet and orderly town.
athens had an old-tsrne uniting bae
V-elnesdar niehf mo squares ,Vers eoId
fhr ,nrr,s, como, fo5. rsissio1,sl.,- ,1tr1,fees
The nt5-5oia ri Aftens are arn,ised over
the effort h resnove The a esrierlfl1ral col
lee ~ erffi+ INA +Lt cr7tfiS, eeof1ia ne
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bynl eits iaii rbeS, hay,e l, 9ia .,g,,
Soenca1 ryorI- an IN aneinae,.'s rassi5eyno
a. me utimning station ri me new M
works The vTater works niant is nearing
co1onietiop Ivifb +be evtr@li+{o1, ~ ~ ti,5
SEQ ,,51s' ma tariei fo,, ,,b{b ba 1e1
deiayed
Mrs. ". +: BALDWIN OF MarshallXIlle was
sslloGSty, II not fatally, burned Friday
morning by talllng race forward into
IRE peIofe Whlcn she hau been sitting
Her lace was horribly burned and she
Will lose the sight OF both eyes 1t is
suIllosel tndl ~ az baau"ln su fL3i
49, 4ol3 " M 80 9 aiN ~ ~, w.
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Da-u"i" ieeONeiS'
\ man giving his name as Felix Battle
called at the police station at Atlanta Fri
day and reported that he had been held
up and robbed during the night at. the
corner of Piedmont avenue and Deca-
tar street by q pair of negro highway
men. According to his story a fine gold
watch and chain We're taken from him.
The police are investigating the affair.
The business of the George II Halliday
Lumber Company at Atlanta has been
placed in the hands Of r. G. Hartsheld
as temporary receiver, until the court
can pass on a petition filed for the Hunnl-
cult < Bellingrath ComBany and Moody
& Brewster. The petition alleges that
the company is indebted to the Hunui-
cult & Btllingrath Company 81, 100, and to
Moody q Brewster 81. 125 which repre-
sents more than one-third Of its total
Indebtedness.
The GRAND it1,.v has taken, nm tho ,,,o,a,,
lending business II Augusta, II Is T,ossi
BE that some indict0ents viii foIlov,
their investfgations Al anv rate ne