The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-30
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
N PARAGRAPHS.
GEORGIA.

ne FARMERS aIou"" i'No ar SP"N','7
u '"'''''7 ,"e
II incih' ana sho"IaE urn SHbH' Hll9l"he
az ~" az -
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Prizes to the amount Of 500 have been
offered for the sixth animal meeting n
the Georgia Dairymsu's Association. which
viii be held at Grantyhe On oct y and
I9' me Pilzcs are Tor lhe DeSt eAhiD.ts OF
Cdttie ana ddlIy pIouucls'
A home guard is now being organized at
rrt,v,.-tl,, >-,,tn.i,t,+,,4i,, rho foo,
that TINS movement mas ohiy peeh starien
SNORT tlIne, aieadE over ~ names nave
DAYS before the company viii be made IN.
Ono mine IN C,.oroia ,,oor rsblo,,oeo ia
v,,.+;,,,r az. 60 IA -, - IA ,, a.,
0N' >''Y'0 ga VI So
einpioSluS three huhdreH men, thlFlH-uFe
teahs' paying every week paYroH OF
Ss'V0o ana confidently looking INTO the fu-
tufe Tor greater results ana bigger profits
cotton factory is Eatonton's latest
sr,arrri-o ri+t, oo.,. .,;,o,. 20 ,h.
success of The undertaking subscrintions
are being received. with Mr. B. W Hunt
one OF the most enthusiastic supporters,
aSlNely at WcFk IN behai OF the move
heht'
Mr.. Robert VVinsbin one of the hest
l,nor., ,-,i,,,t.. 49,, -. 60 -
anu '''-7' ms i-y
- -, 10 VI N,idil'a, W. s'iirhcI WIN
l'eia ~ al MS nome IN ihIn4n fafK sat
I uruaE 'l,eiioon' ne coHallioh OF MI
,h,.Ita!, - qu'Ie cli'lIdi' Dui ms dllenuiIE
Winship's left SIDE is affected
A,avon,,or o,O,,,,, % ,,,,,.o ,,,,t,.
v,as At Graham, ,tonl,,, 1ocl,ine- to, H.. ~
-, -
cal III - 10y VINO Hau run AWAY from
WI qauI &C. ne Iaa ny Iounu MN Set'
u-'eOe Nui-i' alo'iiSi 10Y iS'u 'u'Ii"'
"iso ran away rom ms pdfc"tS' 2C' was
IoIIo On 'He Hoitnpouru paSs''hs 5r tr'uh
uaS anu "a hSi N chdi ss ny tHe mar
S'4+' Wv al +iV' H'iil S1NN ~ MS Pe'e"ts'
Col William G. Obear. INSPECTOR general
Of Gaorpia volunteers has inst tnSnsctcd
the Wayne Light Troop of the First cav
airy Georgia Volunteers. lie found all
slale pIopeI,s IN soou eoila','ch ana the
- "N't VI I.-e', a. '1 IA" ''eAi ft'
enteUsn va ~ iieiu NJ tilieiI9 "nlCn
- ~ ', rs, "a '9iN ',o.', nv stat
, We. w " 80 Iio S go Stood .ie sSconu
49, e>0''''''''''ii III '''e II = O'''i'5'
Fitzgerald Leader: We pause to record
the fact that Jobn Durfee has inst de-
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IL, -, g.. hioh ~ 80 i,,I ' -,
"a = - ~, 80 NutS oiei4'S 81
~ -. ~, ~ - iNalisa9
-, oie0' - w l, "a ~ 80 - -
81 .ne %Se oi me Ia ieauer 50 m
t.eque''t ~ az 70 ieuu1I II heaIly Sellsa-
elo"ai We .IuS' tLIa' -such iIefhs ana ears
r, Dis ~" opi ma @ ii'oie
common "''ii S'0' succeeding Se"i'
VIC So ~ man a. '''o
20 I'm 80 - ,''e p'0' 80 N'o''o'' o'''.
10 ~ 49,, irr, ,f q, -, - -
day morning. The negro was up in the
cylinder tower oi}ing the machinery when
the press began op4rating without any
warning to him. His arm was caught
between the heavy levers and was crushed
into a pulD from the shoulder 10 the 81 .
bow before the press could be stopDed. II
was necessary 10 amputate the crushed
member irnmediatelv belovv The shoulder
bruhs"lck 4lmes' AS result OF
railroad accident on the Triton and North
eastern Railroad last Saturday morning
Mrs Max Isaac and MIR. Henry r sym.
ons of this city are confined to their
homes suffering from severe Injuries The
accident occurred inst as tbe rain vas
entering Tiftop and maj The result vas
not more serious is nothing less than a
miracle II seems that me train was run
cars senarated and ouick reduction ', Of
speed on the part of the front section
caused the rear section to collide with
tremendous force completely upsetting the
entire train. A number Of passengers were
seriously hurt. Although the injuries of
Mrs Isaac and Mr.. Symons are quite pain
full and have laid them up for a while,
1t is not thought that they are at all
serious.
~ IT ~ ,,.-,- &c.,.
IL u l. Di0Aeus Vi -NOlc'os9' VINO vas
charged with assault and battery on Mrs.
M L. Whtlock of near Tucker. Ca. sew
necatur Nlondov heforo mac 1oLn 8
Csn5leT ard bc ,sos .v,o,'7,,,S - ~
cbarge TN inr,, hro,,bt,i in a ,,erJint ~
not eniItv in sbor, time after retirine,
- ~ ~ 49,, - ,. ~ -
"a asse,It oc~nr,rod on 1,,i,, lac, II Lii
be remembered that on that day Mrs.
Whitlock started from her home near