The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-15

Old-Time Georgia Hearth-sOme
Georgia Babies-IIrunswfcIx' New
shoe Faetory-Rather Expensive
Fishing OF TennesseeRns in Florida
GEORGIA.
The Brunswick- Darien tugboat war is
over and Brunswick claims The victory.
Albany Herald; What's you 'gwine do"
when the boomers appear with patches
on themf
The immigratl on movement to South
Georgia increases in momentum as the
season advances.
The Armour Packing Company have
opened a branch Of their business in San
dersville, with Byrd Il. Lovett in charge
Of affairs.
Dahlonega Nugget: Jim Anderson Is
wearing a broad and happy smile this
week. all because of new arrival at his
house-a ten-pOund boy
Walton News: A music room Is being
built at the institute. The building will
contain two rooms and is situated about
~ feet from the institute building.
Triton Gazette: The Nashville Star
wants Berrien 10 send up q good dele
cation and exhibit TO the Cotton States
and International Exposition. which she
will do.
Abbeville is alive with colonists from the
northwest Who continue to arrive daily
Numbers OF these Westerners are locating
temporarily in Abbeville, and renting
houses.
Exponent: Abbeville High school opened
its fall session last Monday, under bright
er auspices than ever. The number OF pu-
pills was larger than on any opening day
heretofore.
The first lot of shoes turned out by
BrunsTick's shoe factory We're on exhibit
ti0n in that city Tuesday afternoon. A
large number OF orders have been receiv-
ed for them.
Franklin News: The cotton factories
are ready to come south. They ought TO
be encouraged to do so. The south Is the
place for the factories, and Heard county
ought to have one.
Col. G. w. Lamar deserves honor as
corn raiser as well as cotton buyer. He
exhibited a stalk Tuesday, al Americus
sixteen feet in hight containing three
large ears eight feet from the bottom.
large rattlesnake was killed last
Thursday evening near the cypress pond
IN the eastern part Of Sandersville by
q young negro woman. 1t measured
feet and inches and had nine rattles.
Cochran TELEGRAM: The many large
barns being built around here is a true
sign of prosperity. Among those who have
just completed large and convenient barns
are Mr.. Matt Billiard, Mr.. j. c. Durham
and Mr.. Tom Sanders.
Walton News: Tom Ridgeway of Mon
roe happened to a painful accident last
week. His horse kicked him under the
chin. and Knocked his teeth together so
nard that his tongue was cut nearly Off.
Dr DeLaperriere of Winder sewed II back
together.
The peach brandy distillery that was
70 nave been established northwest OF
SandersVille will not be put in operation
Citizens IN that portion of the county
are glad that 1t has been abandoned, as
Il would have demoralized labor for a
radius of several miles.
Early County News: Luther Waller
dropped his hat with unusual alacrity a
few days since. There has been a girl at
MS home for the past two weeks without
q tN.aa ma . !.
hat Irritation; it was the immediate recog-
scalp.
Carroll County Times: DR.. Hawthorne
or Atlanta has created quite a sensation
by opposing female bicyclists. Whether
the doctor is right or wrong we are not in
position 10 say, but we do believe that
woman would look more becoming at
nome than on the streets sitting astride
bicycle.
Anericus Times-Recorder: White county
should be proud of the fact that she is the
only county in the state the digests of
which have so far been sent in that shows
an increase in the valuation of her prop
erty. All the others show decreases, some
OF them large The Increase for that coun-
" Is only S59.O7 over last year.
A. J. Harp brought to the Abbeville Ex-
pohent last Thursday a mammoth peach
piucked from tree on his premises in
AAopeyllle, The peach was of the Stump of
the World" variety. was n fraction over
ten inches in circumference and weighed
exactly one-half pound. Ii was of beau
tifnl color red and gold. and was symme-
trlcal. 1t was the largest peach the Ex-
ponent remembers ever to have seen.
Harmony Grove Echo: Sanford Wilson.
who lives about mile above town Is 4
great advocate of free and unlimited coin
age or silver. This is not the only thing
he advocates on such an extensive plan
A little more than a year ago his house
mona was made happy by the arrival of
twin girls, and now the news comes that
II is still better this time-tWin boys. How
Is this for free and unlimited coinage?
For many years the National Park Bank
OF New. York has been the correspondent
OF the Peoples National Bank Of Ameri-
Gus, of which Bascom Myrick was presi-
dent On the same date of his death, i. X.
Mrleht, president of the National Park
Bankg also passed away. 1t is a strange
COINCIDENCE that the presidents of these
banks, so closely Identified in business
died on the same day
Walton News: The eastern gentleman
VINO IS. desirous of establishing shoe
factory at Monroe was wired to come
on. and is expected early this week. our
cluzens viii no doubt get together on
TINS important enterprise aud subscribe
ths necessary amount Of stock While II
VIII take only about one-fourth as much
money to secure this, It's benefit to the
business and progress Of the town will be
as great as that of the cotton mill
Walton News: c. NJ. Marable on last
Wednesday became the proud father Of
9 bouncing baby boy. The new candidate
Tor pubic favor was at once christened
Leonidas Venezuela, a name applied 10
congressman Livingston after his return
from south America, where the VeneZu-
leans paid aim so many honors. To saw.
the least, II is a Understanding and elipho-
NOUS name. Perhaps the youthful Spar
tan deserves It. He was a twelve-poundet.
Walton News: John J. Nunnally han
pened to an accident last Tuesday aftFsr-
noon that came very near being fatal
While at work sharpening the saw al his
steam mill, his fireman very carelesslv
turned on the steam. The saw caught NIr
Nunnally on the thigh, inflicting a very
painful wound, and which was serioils
enough to put him on erutches for several
days. had the saw struck the femoral
artery Il would have been necessarily
fatal.
Brunswick Times-Advertiser: A large
stingray stuck the sharp and poisonous
Zip Of his tail into the fieshy part OF the
right hand Of Peter Manley in st simon
sound, early Tuesday morning Manley
was fishing In a small boat with one. COM
panion, negro, and brought up the stin-
gray IN his net He boarded the PoDe Cat
lin Where some relief was given him. and
CAME 70 the city for medical treatment
The wound was very painful, and came
near throwing Manley into spasms. DIT
Hatcher IS attending him.
Teiegraph: Two prairie sehooners'' roll
ed into Macon Sunday afternoon at about
3 o'clock A. Lindsay with his wife and
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