The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-11
GEORGIA.

successfully raised last week by Mr.. NJ.
O'Brien.
Dublin Courier Dublin has a systm of
sewerage and owns an electric light and
water plant and yet municipal taxes are
only $3.50 per $1,000. What city can beat
his with public schools supported out of
the amount raised by taxation?
I'D Warren, brakeman on the Central
of Georgia Railroad, while coupling cars
at Carrolltou, was caught and so badly
injured that he lived only a few hours.
Werren's home was near Macon, where
~ remains were sent for burial.
The acts passed by the last session of
the present legislature are now in the
hands of the printers and binders and will
he completed and ready for inspection at
the capitol by Feb. p. A large number of
calls have been made from every part of
the state regarding the acts of the last
session and the work of the publishers
has been hurried in order to have them
ready as soon as possible.
Sumter county's list of delinquent tax
navers is larger now than ever before,
nerhaps. while the amount outstanding as
uncollected taxes represents a snug for
tune Collector Dunn reports that nearly
$4,000 is still uncollected for the year past,
which is two-thirds of the entire amount
due the state and county for 1895 Fifas
have been issued against each one of the
army of delinquents.
Cuthbert Leader: Newspaper training
will tell Mr.. ]. N. Stanford, who has been
in the paper business from his boyhood,
until three or four months ago, is now
farming. While mis- neighbors are planning
to plant from twenty TO forty acres of cot
ton to the plow, Mr. Stanford, who has
large farm. VIII plant only one acre of cot
ton to the child Che has only tenn Mr..
Stanford is exem0lifying his former pre-
ce2ts.
GAINESVILLE Gazette; The people of
GAINESVILLE and vicinity now have an OPP
portuntty of securing the establishment
of creamery here. AS we understand il,
it is only necessary for them to furnish
daily so much cream. 1t is definite prop
oston which is made 10 them and it only
remains for them to comply with the re-
quirements and furnish the milk. The
price 10 be paid is already fixed and there
is no uncertainties about the proposition.
special to the Morning News from
Caxton, says: Mr.. Lester DeLoach and
Miss Laura Newton were married at the
II residence of the brides father, Mr.. D. c.
Newton, Wednesday afternoon. The groom
Is the junior member of the firm of G.. w.
DeLoach & Son, and is progressive bus
mess man. The bride is the eldest da ughter
& of Mr. D. c. Newton, and is one of the
81 mosl popular young ladies of Claxton. Mr..
#and Mrs. DeLoach will spend their honey
s moon at Suwanee, and other places of in
& teres in Florida.
81 A special to the Morning News from Ca
milla says: DR.. f. L. Lewis and Miss
q Clyde Bostwick, both of this pace were
happily married here on Wednesday by
Rev. Mr.. Wooten of the Methodist Church.
at the home of the brides mother, and in
presence of a company of invited friends.
Both are prominent and popular young
people here, and have a bright future be-
II Tore tEem They have the best wishes of
H the cnt-ie community for their future hap
piness. Cold wave struck Camilla last
night ard tempera ture down to % degrees
this morning.
Gov. Gambler has offered a reward of
SlOO for the capture and return of the sus-
/ pectcd murderers of Marshal E. ]. Ozborn
OF Chauncey, Ga. The authorities Of
Dodge county located the two negroes,
William Wilson and Henry Williams,
charged with the murder a day or two
ago but the men have escaped and have
since eluded the vigilance of the officers.
The Governor also offered a reward for
the arrest of John Ham and Tom Garrett
OF Macon county, who are charged with
the murder of William Elliott in that
county a year ago, having escaped from
prison and since remained a large.
Washington Chronicle: The two negroes,
Perry and Davis, who are in Jail under
sentence of death for the murder of Guard
bernard, are taking the matter very COM
plaoently. They say that if the people of
Wilkes county say they must hang they
are satisfied. Fred Perry seems to have
quite a history behind him. which he says
ne wants to give to The public at the prop
er time. He has Travelled about pretty ex-
'ehslvely over the United States, and is
rather intelligent negro, can read and is
iold OF Mark Twain's works. Will Davis
Is not so lively in his manners He was at
one tine in The regular army of the United
States
tuesday night at Richland the residence
OF Mr. Y. R. Harrell was discovered in
names The fire was well under Roadway
uelo.e the occupants were aroused, and
was with difficulty that they escaped
%l.nout injury. Only a few articles of
Deuong were saved. The origin of the fire
~. a mystery. In the early part of the
nlsn' Mr. Harrell fired his shotgunt at
soNs one he saw prowling around his
"UoopHe' and it is supposed he was the
c1ip't who applied the torch. There was
oHy A'y0 insurance on the house and $500
ou me household goods The Methodist
ral<onage stands in close proximity on the
N0''n SIDE but was saved.
Inc presence of small pox has been de-
'7'e1 IN the counties of Dooly and Coweta
~ 'ae last forty-eight hours, and Gov
'"ubr has been called upon by the eouu-
=. authorities TO furnish vaccine points
- '"e earliest poss. bic moment. Upon re-
C.'.'us the news from Coweta and Dooly
~, lander al once directed Capt Wur-
-'IoaNer of the United States marine
spl'al TO proceed TO the former county
~ assist the authorities in the manage
"' Oh the disease. Considerable good
already resulted from the visits of
80 urtembaker, and Gov Gambler is
'snea that with his assistance the coun-
aulhoritles will be able to check in
snort time what progress the disease