The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-14
N GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
-,,,s of THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
GEORGIA.

,sst made by the Georgia experiment
- twenty-five varieties of cotton puts
,,a much advertised jackson Limbless'
.Tenrv-third on the list.
NJ Charles ]. Bayne of Augusta has
IN selected to present to Lieut.. Ran
,.,,b Ridgely, Jr., the handsome loving
u, w., ,bat Will be given by the people of
Augusta.
o,t,a Dispatch: AT the present rate of
Ling in less than a year Irwin county
,n Load wiregrass Georgia in the matter
Rln aro5 roads, and the money spent in
1au1ing them will prove to be the best
rrhlic investment
Friday night at Mystic, Isaac Farmer
.,5 Tom Garvn fought about a woman.
r,rn,er struck Garvln on the head with a
TO- bottle. which killed him instantly.
tsrmer got away as far as T.fton where
So was arrested and brought back. He
nos committed to Jail al Irwinville for
r,rrjer. Both were negroes.
rourenceville. Ca, is to have cotton
uu The company is to have a capital
.,ock of $4,000. over $22 600 has been sub
s'rjbed and a majority of the stock will
u. home capital. 1t will be 5000 spindle
Mil Among those chiefly interested in
.sis mill are Messrs. L. M. Brand, w. G.
WcNellev. w E. Summons, NJ. S. Cornett,
TnInp &. Powell, all prominent citizens or
Iswren.eville. The new mill will be in
cDarauon by November, 1900
Dahlonega Nugget: Mrs. Frantic Black
and Miss May Bruce had a terrible fight
#, in Jones Creek a few days ago. They
f6rght ike men used 70 before they got
"a carving pistols. From what we learn
Mr.. Bjaek gained the victory and accord
pg 10 the late rules is entitled to the
n,jza of a silver cup or something suita-
he for a female, for her daring deeds
dore in this notable battle in the noun
ains where the lion roareth and the
Vbangdoodle mourneth for its first born. -
Dahlonega Nugget: The sanitary con-
d.ton of our town is very bad, and if
D35lonega wasn't the healthiest place on
the globe everybody here would get sick
ana number of them die. 1t is no I'M
usual thing to see people throw dead rats.
chickens and other things injurious to
health out on the streets. And the other
day countryman brought in a couple of
dad crows and dropped them on one of the
r8n Streets doubtless having seen so
4 many things of a like nature here that he
4 thought ii was the proper place to put
& item.
g Judge Samuel w. Smith, Ordinary of
Il Doaghcrty county has embarked in an en-
Il rprise that his friends say will in a few
8 vars make him Independently well off.
Il liz has enclosed 2,000 acres of land with
Il wire fence, and upon this immense tract
II BE- has established goat ranch. A few
81 nMtns ago, when he took an inventory
& q his goats, by rounding them up, he
q found that he had a little over LOO. As
81 goats multiply very rapidly there is no
81 sling how many he has now Herding
en- up is about all that has to be done
81 The way Of caring for them. The goat
81 not an epicure in his tastes, and i'll
81 Consequence Of this there is no danger of
8 Oa being starved to death.
Dohlonega Signal; While the county OF
Al WHITE has not attracted the outside world
Fl Lke her sister county of Lumpkin, it IS
generally admitted by those qualified to
q Judge that she has within her borders vast
mineral wealth. and that it is only mat
& ter of time when she will take a leading
4 position in gold production. A continu-
4 alton of what is generally known as the
Il Dahlonega Belt traverses the county
atd, like Lumpkin, she can claim a large
y.eld in the earlier days of mining, when
placer work was the only thing thought
VI Within the past few years, however
rem mining has begun to attract atten-
non, and enough has been done to dem
nstIate mat White is entitled to the fav-
Naole consideration of both the capitals
md the practical miner.