The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-07
GEORGIA.


,,,,.f.t c5anty's new board of commits
b. roads and revenue were sworn
'' r...5sy by Ordinary Gregory and put
IN her fist days work.
,J R. Calhoun announces that he
-. csr.d from the race for Mayor of
r,...r,,r This leaves an open field to
Ga r.nman who will doubtless be
I',s5 without further opposition
rs. fovp of Washington and the Mary
VIII. library nave each received $1,000
,.,r d. .zeoutor of the lamented DR..
n wills These are half OF the
s..-l.n ~ his noble benefaetloE Inc
g5s, half Will he received later
r.. candidates in Barlow county held
lection for constables in that county
.,n.,.r,ber when they should have wait
tJ January. AS a result, another
...iop 7..u have TO be held. The election
D.r Was prematurely held, and is
therefore void.
-,...,a.y3,. Times-Enterprise: DR.. w
Ia,- and family left yesterday for
r....... u.ote they VIII make their fu-
.a Tho people of ThomasVille re-
o.. taI. much so lose DR.. LoVett ana
f~, 8rI rust that his future lot may
ba.sl .u pleasant places.
cg-ha,s Leader, The Morgan Monitor
viii be .od by the sheriff on the first
rr..la, Nh February Mr. w. c. Thorn
as m, former .ditor, having taken charge
Of The Calhoun County Courier, Mr.. j.
p stanford of this pace has been engag-
e4t,run tle paper until it is SOLD
Chief of Police Beach of Brunswick has
received telegram from the chief of po-
Ire az Jacksonville, stating that the ar
idle, of i5Uelry and clothing stolen from
tsa residence OF Col d. w. Krauss on
Monday night last had been. recovered and
that Jhe thief had been lodged in jail.
-swkiasyile D.spatch Hawkinsville
has gone dry" to the extent of one saloon
thai OF Air. Sichel-which closed Satur-
day njght as a result of the prohibition
law The other two saloons will close
rzyr August. and then, if the law is en-
forced We wl have a strictly dry town.
C5rare sman W. G. Brantley announces
that all ciuzens of lhe Eleventh congress
sonal district who desire vegetable seed
from the AGRICULTURAL department, will
Please send their names and addresses TO
him az once. He has an allotment of 5000
pacaages and they will be distributed in
tl7 order that the applications are re-
ocv,j
Aa-gIe's school opened Wednesday
for the spring term. over 200 pupils were
present The prospects are very bright
and auc5uraeing. The list viii run up
Itr vIx h
ally &c., Florida has a fine representa-
Ton already there, and others are coming.
A,oc dozen or more counties in Georgia
all repre- nred.
Miss saLe Irwin Travelled over 400 miles
10 meet and wed her sweetheart, r. S. B.
Martin formerly Of Hester, s. c., but
nc" Of Ldudaie, near Rome. She reached
Rome Wednesday, and was met at the
tain by Mr.. Martin. The young folks al
Cl.e Tent to The home of Dr.. r. B. Head
Gn pastor of the First Baptist Church,
WHO pronounced them husband and wife.
Liberty County Herald: Hon. Paul f.
Sahroek is now judge of the Atlantic cir
cHt having been sworn in on Monday. He
WI. De out here in a few days to hear
sne appeal and other motions. The date
ga1.0s Of "A new epoch for the country
lawyers Of the circuit. as he will be able
% give them more attention than has his
worthy PR dacessor, Judge Falligant, who
was pressed heavily with large dockets.
William Palmer of Monroe, foreman at
le Monroe oil mills met a horrible death
a'ou, s. o'clock Wednesday. He was up
% a bench trying to adjust a belt thai
Affl1
,al-1. in set screw in a coupling jerk
As him up and repeatedly around the
N'i,'s iA7s whipping his legs into
|e meat aud horribly hanging his
'I Af. Palmer was comparatively a
.YO' man. Only about SO years of age,
'' N|N'5 wife and four children.
No''"e Observer: A negro section hand,
named Hil seo-t, of the Doerun division
" The Georgia Northern road, was killed
|'N'Ay morning while unloading tele-
0I' -9-'- from a fiat car. Scott was on
"oik uain throwing off the poles as
tain ro along. Five or six were
,Y.!7l eff an one time and one stuck in
.'g -Iolnd ard broke. ard the end struck
uu'or innate man and drove him up
1Sl the tender. sticking almost
.o-a bis body Il was all done in an
lAr As tho train was running at a
rapid rate, and though so badly
'-7',a the man held himself up off the
''H by a firm hold on the tender until
engine could be stopped PROMPT
tal assistance was secured for Scott,
lie d'd Tuesday morning.
FLORIDA.
W. a. Zewadski of Marion county has
N persuaded himself to make the race
NJ Aer ~ The next Houea Of The L,1nr-