The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-06
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MAJ ,,,vmasters. have finished
w. the troops al Albany.
pasn7 s,zo
Georgia viii receive cieai sum
IN Der amman for hiring OUT hei V''' US
when the aew lease goes INTO erect
rs. scls Of the session of the Georgia
.,..la,ar, of 1898 are now in press ana
in a few DAYS. 1t is a book
'i" W.
Y -' po..,.t church at a
De ,, racen,lv voted 20 call as
0'7'' .'.' Iav w Realer pastor of the
tst pso,,st church of Atlanta.
''' ,,-:--i,,,; man
Marietta J"nfnal' a VI Pi''
H. mic upon plan to raise 'le piloe
aloa Q" . cents 1t IS 70 'pr for =
S-f i'''. ''''''''-
20" ,rh cnltan of Mo-
BaheiN oo7el 'e' ..,.. .aoa,,
r.eo cuts off the heads OF tlle I'd
.ic ms realm. If Georgia should auopt
n. 5r7stI. plan she would lose large
pro0 a. H'f P'Pu''''Oi'
The ,... ton held IN mo" 0'u'''S
nay foe q change Oh tiie GU ii'''7N
ma 5.ujy site from BiairsViile' the pres
\ scat to Fairview, a couple OF nlIles
4 as3a- fe-u.ted in the defeat OF the PIo9o-
Ho 10. removal
,r.,fair the alleged gigantic
''''' -.;,a ,,ro,,otar was releas-
- .-o ,n,nta Tower Tuesday On
VA ~ friends succeeded in arranging
n N 5ond of $500 He will be trled on
barge eff larceny after trust
,.....lo- . Nortle.rn. secretary of
D'' ....-,,,-,, Of rho
senate VIII act '9
r comm.ss on when it IS ORGANIZED. ana
Il nI permanent clerk IS se-eclea' lIieIe
81 ssns to be some doubt now as 10 "llei
n a oolll''SS'o'' WIN
II On Sunday, New Year gay MISS II cue
a i.Eel and Mr.. Charle hodSson were
n~ed The marriage was celebrated IN
Il Eel Shoals at the home OF Mr.. / w
Mer the brides father. Miss Powell
n me Of the highly valued young women
fW3lon Mr. Hodgson is from Athens,
,,...,..,,,, ono of tho nrinci-
1'
drQe4isls OIL sparta was 'oiiN 0'e>'
t.day in inc county Court Juusf 'aiii's
l'sl pi,S'u da7toro' i.. intions The
\ ory..ran n Or. Vardeman was a surprise
A +, the r4aple. DIR. Vardeman. who con-
,4.,al Mn. case 10 the end. saws he intends
4 "A ANIMAL no Tho Supreme Court.
-.,,- "a
"s'.-t'9'9" Oi' - q
i 1at il was currently rumored that Con-
f5ssmau Lewis would not be a candidate
/ gJ Years hence TO succeed himself, and
tat there was talk of the candidacy of
a'n, w. A. Doosoh' me present piSsI Io1
A IN ara 5rotbers-in-1aw mapa Alien Fort
has also been urged by his friends to
4 make the race.
n c,-f... 15.u.. ,,.,. hos ro
'lR hiled twelve large pofkers' Neish-
ls 40 The aggregate nearly 5000 pounds.
n Az told, Mr. Tracy has killed about 1908
pnds Of meat. This, he says, will be
11ctnl TO supply both his family and
A farm hands during the year. Mr.. Ira
ooe OF Dooly's best farmers, and he
Boxes t pay, but not with cotton. HIS
@on acreage is always small, compar-
'ie o1Aer Vri''ss ne pi'titS'
D'''''S' me mas 'he largest underwear
1A 'N tHc south me output OF the Mill
BOO dozen or 5000 suits per day. The
rlnb=l OF hands employed is 1875 at pres
nt but arrangements have been made to
l1le increase the number to 225 by
AlTeA 1 OF this year The equipment is
as thorough and complete as any mill in
f United states and the output is sold
4 Prices which Eastern mills cannot meet.
~ grades of Swiss ribbed underwear in
/ Aop wool ana silk are manufactured.
/ Oscar r,,.,-...
wiz '''e ooioiiel u 'ne sec
' 't'isa Regiment, will .eave Atlanta
few days for Fort Meade, South Da-
-5a, where his regiment, the First United