The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-14
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.
GEORGIA.

FarhaH II N4'''i i@'e'9 49,,
Governor Candler' mas peeh q" ''''
has accepted a position as lumber lnSpee-
az
A lew nice peaches are oe"s e"'Pp
from Melgs ana otner points on '"e AZ
bany division of the Pant System. Inc
yie,d is very small, but the truit IS lafss
und of a very fire quality. those sh1ppVu
so far have brought very fancy prices
10, n N Neriv-atbsr one of the mos,
nrominent and highly respected citizens o.
wilkes county. died at Washington Mon
day night after a lingering illness of sew
eral months. He was born in lS2l, ana Tor
number OF years was resident or New
ton county, where his remains were sent
for interment
49,. has ,...,, o,a,,.o, for tho \ or,n
Augusta postoffice. The postoface author
titles would not allow the prefix north nor
the name Augusta for the pOstoice to be
established. The name Hevedere has been
adopted and sent in. and unless the au-
thOrities have already such an office in the
state il viii he used.
Al a nicotine Of tb. directors of The Fy-
successor 70 former Cashier Iohn A Rene
diet in the person of Mr.. W g. Dozer
row OF Albany, but formerly OF Corde'e
ana Athens, was CHOSEN lie Is son OF
Dr Dozer OF Athens lie WIZ besh MS
new work on Aug. l.
.,,,r,+ ,,,,,..i,,,- ,,,,t7 t,,. tho .ttizors
VI lawson q committee was "PPV'"'e' ~
inquire into ard recommend steps looking
10 the following ends: FIRST TO make DAW-
son a better cotton market; second, TO Sc
cure the extension OF the Georgia Pine
Railway 10 Dawson; bird, TO build a cot
'0i' i'e'o'y III Ia
The Pulaski Volunteers We're inspected
IN Their armory at HawkinsViIe Monday
evening. and passed d fine examination.
The company has an enrolment Of forty
eight men and officers, and is in fine shape
for a new company As yet they have
been furnished by the state with nothing
but guns, belts and bayonets.
AiD""S nv 9''' MI . + -NeiNe'' pro-
pr4etor OF Mercer mlIl, situated twelve
miles east Of Albany, has shown q com-
mendable spirit of enterprise by adding
10 his large pant a complete outfit for the
production of the best grade of wheat
-four II has now been in opera ton for
tion ''"' "''N 7''N3 e''"0 '''''i'V-
, MA.
7''7 '''Y' nos
Oeeh lhduS tHat memorial Volume OF
the works of Montgomery Folsom be is
sued in book form and sold Gor the bene-
mt of the lamented journalists family
which has been lett in destitute circum-
stances. The suggestion has been well re-
celVed throughout The state. There is a
general sentiment that some of the me-
MORALS intended to pcrpetuate the name
of Folsom should take more substan-
ual form than mere rhetorical culogics
which have been coming from every quar-
ter.
Tuesday afternoon Of tho rosi1a,oo oe
-, -,
'iie pilue u'cIe' MI W. = COOK at
Blakely Miss Carrie Grist and Mr.. En-
marriage Rev arl(tn Cr,,n,i,Io,y no.tus %
ing the ceremony. On.y the relatives ana
few intimate friends of the contracting
pa oles were present. Ihe prldal party lett
$50 - -. IA VI Halues where thel
~tp ~ ie9-~e' me groom Is one OF foft
,,oa,, ,'iost pIoIllsh ny young business
H. &c -, Do1Vrs9 " pt,e % tue pest ram
- pl,i 'Ne' "HiiS we plIue ~ Que
-, nI" MY hloSt ieiinea ana cultured
- tt ~ -'D'le9, a'iu - 'Hs pappy PosSessor
baa,+t;s,,I 80 li,i9 winch coiho4he III making
20 "Ni"'"-
Nilledgeville Union Recorder. .Nruodg,
1,i1la bas hoo,, 80, . , ,
9iV" III '"O ."
- Ss|i. Many new ana handsome res
a.. atl laSe peel anu are pelh8 punt Inc
49,. = ~ OO'is 'e't4' IN
pIos hlenO II ana around rhe city. But
to enjoy permanent prosperity We have
got to build small industries A cotton
.ao.'.y - What We heed' ms means that
more none n,o,,1d ~ t
taxable property increased: orr civ womb
become better cotton market. tba VOL
ume of trade would be increased. the as
tablishment of other industries would fol-
low. Smaller ttowns in Georgia are build-
ing factories Can we afford to lag i'm
this matter? Win moi our citizens come
TO the aid of our city?
pa y VI ro't Ndiey cl'izens, Messrs.
w. ii. Harris, J. 3, James, w. S. Tatum
and Louis L. Brown. has gone To Snrine
Vale Me 10 ,,ol,o -, 81. - - -.
of he leedin, '1r+to,, M ~ 70 eo' olle
- 49, ~ nuns III mat section
,,7e,, ~. $50 80 the9e eeu.le
valley as ,,,litt ~ ~ iuiAei.s u or orr