The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-09
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.
GEDRGIA.

GEORGIA.
Miss VI. Rutherierd and party Of young
ladies from Lucy Cobb institute. at Attn
ems left Wednesday for New York,
whence they sail lar Europe on the ninth
instant.
Monticello Advertiser: The grain crop Of
Casper is said TO - the finest ever grown
in the county. ard about every farmer
you see these dsylA wears a smile of con-
tentment. We prec PIT better times for the
planters this fall ehan they have known
IN many years. Of course where the pan
ters are in a prosperous way all other
business in the Sohth also prospers.
Gainesville News: Col. Creushaw made
q wool shipment last week. probably the
4irst that has oeea made from CarteIs-
willie in years The amount was co pounds
and was shipped 70 ROssvilue. 4 wagon
OF wool was a novel sight to the younger
generation and a refreshing one 70 ne
older ones, who rcmember the good old
days when 1t vas common to produce and
ship wool.
The final preparations for the Chautau-
qua Assembly of 1870 at GAINESVILLE have
been completed, end the people Of this
city are now waitInif and eagerly watching
for the opening Oh this gala week for
GAINESVILLE. The progra nm6 for this year
has been prepared with care and deIoer-
alton. and no labor or expense has been
spared TO make this assembly the best IN
the history Of the Chautauqua Assembly.
serious cutting ARRAY occurred at
sewanee Wednesday evening between
Maud Hambrick and Jim Bell. colored
the later stabbing the former in the LETT
side Just below the heart. Young Ham
brick is the son Of ]. II. Hsmbr1ck, Sec
bern Railway az
Sewanee and has the sympathy OF the
community The negro made his escape,
but will be captured. u is thought The
wounds Of the young man are pronounc-
ed serious but no. necessarily fatal.
Mr.. c. f. Monitors, secretary and treas
urer of the Mary LeaIa Cotton Mill, and
Mr.. Joe Broome a carpenter were pain
fully but not dangerously hurt a. Greens
boro Wednesday by the falling OF scat
fold The injured men and four others
were on the scaffold when IL fell, and TWO
OF the men caught on the caves of the
house they were covering a waste house
for the factory. The other two men who
fell were not much hurt The factory
which is new one, began operations thls
week.
Bainbrdge Democrat: The scarcity Of
cattle In Georgia and especially in THIS
section Of Georgia. would indicate that
This industry would also be profitable.
Beef cattle have not been scarcer than
they are at present for many years.
Thousands and thousands have been ship
ped 10 the West during the past two
years. and market men in this section
cannot get hone-raised beef enough 10
supply the demand. There Is 10 reason
why the people OF Georgia should not
r5.se all the beef cattle that may be
wtonted, and besides have large numbers
tdeFhip 10 other sections at go3d proht-
Dublin Courier Dispatch: A few days
ago Nj. T. Fsnea os BraNton brought
90 this Office a lot of corn that was burn
I'd in 1854 The corn was recently ploWed
up by Mr.. Gus johnson on his place on
the east side Of the river. In 1874 on
this place a barn filled with corn was
destroyed. Mr.. James A Johnson wit
messed the BURNING and verihes the state
ment The burned barn and contents
made a mound which was until recently
never disturbed. In blowing over il Mr.
johnson found a lot Of the burned corn
II seems remarkable that any trace of
the corn could be found after the lapse
of forty-six years.
Americas Times Recorder: Fruit grow
ers about Americus are still busily en-
gagged shipping peaches. a large quantity
going forward by express yesterday. The
early varieties are netting the fruit grow
ers a very handsome proht-frequenty
as much as $50 to s. per crate. The ship
ment of "Sneeds" is nearly finished. but
soon the luscious liberia. the queen Of
peaches, will be ready for trip North.
There are many thousands Of these lree=
here, all in full bearing and hundreds #
dollars will come back 10 the pockets
of the fruit growers. The shipment OF
grapes and plums from Americas orchards
will be considerable as well.
The thirty-second annual meeting Of the
Georgia State Dental Society VIII be held
p at Cumberland Island from the tive fin 10
the fifteenth of this month. The society
will be called to order by the pres d NJ.
Or. NJ. N. Nixon of Rome. and the entire
>fsAr days session will be full of interest
fxN events. One of the special events
of the meeting will be several clinics gwen
by DR.. Charles L. Alexander, who viii
Be present by special request OF the So
ciety. Papers will be read on the following
subjects Gold and Porcelain Inlay"
Regulating" Dental Therapeutics q"
Other papers and discussions o. various
subjects Of interest TO the dentists will be
INDUCED in. The meeting Of the society
this year will be one Of particular interest
and an unusual large per cent of the
mem bers will attend.