The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-25
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
,vs OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Il 4
L .rolipn Woodworking Plant
I,av Re removed to Macon-The
| o,t,De Convention VIII As
IbIe mt Atlanta ON April 12-The
I,arida state Dental Association
Elects officers.
GEORGIA.
r,a,s cotton receipts to date are 5e,S22
os and will reach at least $1,000.
NJ watts Hotel in cave Spring was to-
= destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
!. and Mrs. William Hill of Powder
,ogs celebrated their golden wedding
esday.
mo Bulloch county chain-gang guards
employed at $S5 per month each. In
rens county they receive $l5.
me- people of Franklin county are be-
ming alarmed by the fear of smallpox
have taken steps against infection.
me- Cuthbert Methodist Church has
nted two Japanese. Toni Kato and
Kshi, and will educate them at OK
Ms Emma Davis, who was so badly
med about a month ago at her home
n Lothair, died from her injuries last
NJ. Tifrs home, near Albany, a his
il ante-bellum mansion, was destroyed
fire Tuesday night. There was no in
nnce.
HE Alliance cooperative store and
rehouse at Montezuma will be sold at
Mic cutlery on next Tuesday, March !,
the highest bidder.
Nh. and Mrs. Fielder and Henry Taylor,
8. Felder's brother, while on their way
me from Atlanta Tuesday, were thrown
&Dm wagon, which collided with an en-
H., and were painfully injured.
IThe 1O-year-old son of John Berdy will
tobably lose an eye, the result of an ac-
bent, which occurred at Columbus a day
II two ago. He was discharging fireworks
shen his face and eye were injured by
te explosion.
Americus will shortly have another bus
MS uuIhs llt <AAtlSAASho OAONSAS CCAAA
3ny will make a change in location short
/ removing near The business center of
II city, and propose to erect a large
Enlistment on Cotton avenue, opposite
Il Allen House.
1Charles Franklin, the Atlanta negro who
Love Mrs. Emma Burks Of Montgomery
n cab Monday night to a desolate por-
Ia of the city and insulted her, was
bed $50 by Recorder Calhoun. Frank
i did not pay the fine and viii serve
1rty days for the offense. Recorder Ca
nn says this is the second charge of this
Aracter against Franklin.
,harles Blankenship was shot and pain
Ply wounded by George Prince, a co..
ID inmate of The county Jail at Wrights-
lie Wednesday. Blankenship went to the
to feed the prisoners AS the jailer
rned from the negro he was shot in the
ad by him. The ball glanced and passed
der the skin, inflcting painful but not
rigorous wound. The negro then es-
ped.
Mayor Collier of Atlanta has decided to
que call for the quarantine convention
Ranged to be held in Atlanta by the
cent Mobile convention TO assemble at
lanta, on April y next. The date of
convention was originally fixed and
was announced that 1t would be held
April g. The date was unsatisfactory
the Mobile delegates and the conven-
PA has been postponed until the later
francis Hoag, the president of a hard
ood plant at Florence, S. c., represent
an investment of $4,000, is in Macon
th the view of possibly removing the
e'ory to Macon. A site has been select
and if Macon people will take $4,000
stock in the enterprise the pant will be
tnoVed to Macon. 1t is proposed to elect
treasurer of The company from the Ma
Pr stockholders. At the plant, which is
POW IN operation at Florence, from forty
lW men are employed.
ne poultry breeders and fanciers of
Idr'etta and surrounding country met
ohuay and organized a poultry associa-
In under the name of the Kennesaw
oultry Club, which shall have for it's OBJ
lhe dissemination of knowledge per-
inng 10 thoroughbred poultry among its
- NAfN AlJDuAlbitlS vi ttlC tliOA
gAored poultry industry in general. The
ioWlng officers were elected: C. A. Guy
president; w. L. Walling, vice presi-
l' W. F. Maury, secretary and treas
sr A board of control was also elected.
FLORIDA.
Aeloourne will soon have a second news
per "A company was organized last
TEX TO publish the East Coast Republi-
4" W. T. Wells is proprietor.
n The United States Court at Tampa
0nday VIM. S. Clay, the Oldest white
sloent of Lee county, was tried and con-
c'ed of Illicit distilling. but has not been
ueHeed. Clay, says the Tampa Herald,
a. iound guilty of this same offense just
enly-hVe years ago, and served his SEN
mere VIII be many carloads of celery
pped from Hawthorn this spring. II is
amated that from two farms there
!, D. gathered fifteen carloads. w. w.