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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY
News from the Three States Told in
Brief Paragraphs.
A Wral^hy Vduim Mull Cuts Ills Own Thrnnt
Milton Hus ii IV) Alllirntor nn.l » I’crf'iiriiiinu
Hub—Two l’»|iprs at MimtirnniiT) lit War—A I
Mow Hunt to Ply tIn' Alilljaniu—Nows Aroiniil In j
Florid*.
OcnriflH.
Eastman had a storm on the 27th, which
did considerable damage.
Rev. Sam Jones is preaching at Minne
apolis, Minnesota.
It is said that a regular “jug train” has
been put on to do the business between
Atlanta and Griffin.
The Perry Home Journal says that the
Atlanta and Hawklnsville railroad will
surely be built.
A large pet alligator was placed in Rose
Park, Macon, yesterday. He will be fed ;
with the first small boy who chucks a rock
at him.
The district conference of the Macon dis- !
trict M. E. church south convened in Fort
Valley on Wednesday and will continue j
through Sunday. Bishop Key is presiding. 1
The books are now open for subscrip- |
tions to the Eatonton and Monticello rail
road. Jasper county is expected to sub- ;
scribe *40,000 to the building of the road.
Considerable new machinery lias recent
ly been put in the Arkright cotton mills,
S'avannab, and 2500 spind.es are now being ,
added. •
The Brunswick and Western railroad t
company will soon commence building
freight depots, cotton warehouses, docks,
etc., at Brunswick.
Clay Tompkins, a wealthy young resi
dent of Walker. Ga., committed suicide
yesterday by cutting bis throat, on account
of his desertion by a young lady to whom
he was betrothed. On learning j,of his
death the girl became a maniac.
A bad wreck occurred on the Brunswick
and Western railroad at Hoboken Monday ;
night, a lumber train running oil the
track, demolishing fourteen cars and kill
ing one of the train hands, a negro, name
not known.
An attempt was made to murder Mr.
Cliff Rogers, a Macon butcher, on Saturday
night last. His assailant hurled a hatchet
close to his head as he drove along in the
darkness, but happily missed him. The
miscreant was chased by Mr. Rogers, but
escaped.
Thursday night Jimmie Nelson enter
tained quite a crowd at Macon with his
performing dog, Felix. He sings to him
after the manner of the Italians with their
performing beam, and Felix slowly raises
himself up on his haunches and acts the
part of tlie bear to perfection.
The old Seventh Georgia regiment will
have a reunion at Grant Park, Atlanta, oil
the 21st instant. There will headdresses
by Gen. Gartrell, P. F. Smith, of Newnan,
and Major Joseph Ganahl, of Augusta.
Gen. Gartrell will go largely into the rec
ord of this historic command, and an elo
quent effort may be expected from him. ,
The Augusta Evening News says: They
do say that it is so dry in some portions of
Texas and Arkansas that even the water
is dusty. Quite the reverse in Georgia, and
especially in Augusta. The rains even for
the last 24 hours in this section have
been sufficient if judiciously distributed to
make an abundant crop. 1
A negro woman, the daughter of John
Smith, of Twiggs county, who was badly
injured by a cyclone about a month ago,
was brought to Macon Thursday and sent
out to the hospital. Her hi]) had been dis
located and improperly set. Mortification
was about to set in, and now it is feared
sp- will loose the leg.
The Macon Telegraph says: In yester
day's Telegraph mention was made of Mr.
R. Dennicke as being convicted of robbing
the mails. What was intended to have
been written was that he had been con
victed of delaying the mails. He was ac
quitted of the former charge and was so
stated in the Telegraph at the time. In
the new trial granted on Wednesday Mr.
Dennicke is confident of proving his entire
innocence.
Calhorn Times: The Macon Telegraph,
in a sp'rit of fun. sent Mrs. Cleveland a
bread tray as a bridal present, which was
returned without comment. The people
of Charleston, S. C., sent the newly mar
ried couple a handsome silver case, and re
ceived in return a very pretty letter. A
bread tray is a common affair', but which
is the most useful ? The madame and her
liege lord may see the day when they will
nor consider it an insult to be presented
with a bread tray.
A liilmiiui.
Centre and Gadsden are to be connected
by telephone.
The Opelika Times has a new Campbell
press.
The Montgomery Greys will not take
part in the coming interstate drill in Gal
veston. Texas.
Mr. C. M. Baugh is selling spring water
to the citizens of Birmingham. There is a
wide opening just now for him to open a
branch house in Atlanta.
It is thought that Congressman W. C.
Oates of the third district, will have no op
position when the convention meets in
Eufaula on August 11th.
J. B. Jones, near Brundidge, Pike coun
ty. was severely cut by a negro on Saturday
night in an affray about feeding stock. He
is in a dying condition.
The Russellville Idea says: Mr. Haley-
passed through this place with 2C0 sheep,
destined for Memphis, last Tuesday. They
came from Marion county.
Joe Harris, the colored cabin boy of the
steamer Mary Elizabeth, was fatally stab
bed at Dixie’s landing Wednesday by Wil
liam Robinson, also colored.
J. T. Farmer, who lias been employed
by C. G. Soldstei i. in Selma, for some time,
has committed several forgeries and skip
ped the town, leaving bis family in tne
lurch as well as his creditors.
Judge Haralson, of DeKalb county has
decided to run as an independent candi
date for judge of the 9th judicial circuit,
against Judge Tally, the regular democrat
ic nominee.
The Eufaula Light Infantry think of
going into camp fora week at Blue Spring
next month if the Second Alabama regi
ment should not have an encampment this
summer.
A citizen of Birmingham, after trying in
vain to procure a “second hand mocking
bird cage.” has advertised for one in the
Age. Birmingham is a progressive city,
but a “second hand mocking bird cage” is
one thing they can’t make there.
Mr. Wm. K. Jones, chief of the Mont
gomery fire department, says that the city
is badly in need of more fire boxes. At
present there are only ten boxes, and four
of them are in bad order. They do not
afford the city proper protection.
Editor McCall, of the t’nion Springs
Herald, claims that the public is under ob
ligation to him for never having attemp*
ed a pun on the name of Mr. Seay. The
public appear to Seay it in the same light.
The Montgomery Advertiser and Dis
patch are at war with each other. The
Dispatch accuses the Advertiser of prac
ticing a fraud upon the public in represent
ing that the paper ran a special train to
Selma with its paper, when such was not
the case.
The Talladega Advance says : The
Montgomery Trade Company recently
purchased a new boat to be placed on the
Alabama river. This Is another evidence
of Montgomery’s great enterprise and on
ward march to rature greatness and pros
perity.
Rev. Dr. H. Stringfellow lias raised the
money to build an infirmary in Montgom
ery for the benefit of the unfortunate poor.
But every time the reverend gentleman
selects e site, the citizens protest against it
as a nuisance to the neighborhood. Dr.
Stringfellow publishes a card in the Ad
vertiser of yesterday, which must be racy
reading to the people of that city. •
The Birmingham Age s i, - . Last even
ing. at tlie residence • Bonham, in
Nabors’ grove, on Soul .i .-ule, Mr. W. W.
Barclay, secretary of the Y. M. C A., was
married to Miss Nettie L. Kline: also, at
the same time aud place, Mr. John L.
Suniler and Miss Flora N. Bonham. Rev.
James Watson, of the Second Presbyterian
church, officiated, and a number of invited
friends were present to congratulate tlie
happy couples.
Columbia Sentinel: On Monday at noon
during a severe thunder storm lightning
struck the house of Morgan Walton, on the
Martinez place in this county, killing Wal
ton instantly. He and family, five in num
ber, were at dinner. Tlie deceased was
seated nearest the fire pin :e and conse
quently received the full force of the
stroke ns it passed down the chimney.
Very little damage was done to the house.
One plate was shivered. The restof the
family were unharmed.
Finrlilu,
It is reported that many ol tlie cigar
makers at Tampa are leaving on account |
of chills and fever.
The corner stone of a new Presbyterian !
church at Arredondo, Alachua county, j
was laid lost Saturday.
Orlando’s new market house will be 124
feet long and 45 feel wide, and will be
three stories in height. It will lie built en
tirely of brick.
Last week, Tuesday, an unknown negro
attempted to rape a Mrs. Ross at Campbell,
near Kissimmee, but was frightened off by
her screams. He made good his escape.
The Manatee county democratic conven
tion will be called to meet at the court
house, in Pine Level, on the 24th day of
July. The primaries will be called for the
17th.
Apopka’s marshal was arrested at Tav
ares last week on a telegram from Apopka.
It was thought that he had eloped with
some funds which he had collected for
other parties.
The force in the Cedar Key custom
house, recently sworn in, is as follows:
Collector, John F. McDonnell; deputy col
lector, J. Ira Gore; inspector, W. W. Cot
trell; boatman, Joe McDonnell.
The following is ail editorial squib from
the Jacksonville Times-Union concerning
its neighbor, the editor of the Jacksonville
Morning News; “In yesterday’s issue of his
little advertising sheet Mr. Varnum had an
article on a subject with which he is en
tirely familiar. Since the scrimmage in
tlie barber shop when Mr. Ashmead cuffed
and kicked him around until his pistol fell
out of his pocket, he has been universally
recognized as one of the greatest living au
thorities on cowardice, just as his column-
long apology for meekly taking
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As a gentleman, a well-known public
official, was passing from St. James' park
into Pall Mall by the garden wall of Marl
borough house on Saturday lost, June 12,
at a quarter to 5 in the afternoon, he sud
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olent blow, accompanied by a loud crack
ling noise, which caused him great pain,
and to stumble forward as lie walked. On
recovering his footing and turning round
to see who had so unceremoniously struck
him, he found that there was no one on
the pavement but himself and the police
man on duty at the park end of it.
On reaching home the shoulder was sub
mitted to examination, but nothing was
at first discovered to account for the pain
in it. But in a while the servant, who had
taken away the coat to brush, brought it
back to point outthat over the right shoul
der the nap was pressed down flat in a
long, straight line, exactly as if a hot wire
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marked : run daily except Saturday.
Elegant Local Sleeping Cars on night Trains as follows:
Nos. 50 and 54: between .Savannah and Macon, trains Nos. f.
ta, trains Nos. 53 and 54.
Pullman Buffett Cars between Cincinnati and Jacksonville
Chattanooga and Jacksonville via Atlanta, Albany and Wave
between Montgomery and Waycross. m
Tickets for all points nrd Sleeping Car Berths on sale at Union Depot Ticket Office 30 minutes
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W. F. SHELL.MAN, Traffic Manager. Savannah. G. A. WHITEHEAD, Gen.l Pass. Agent,
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No. 22 Ninth stree .
No. 633 Third avenue. 3 rooms. $6.
No. 509 Filth avenue, 2 rooms, S3.
No. 732 Fourth avenue, 5 rooms, $13.
No. 739 Fourth avenue, 2 rooms, $6. ■■
No. fil l Ninth street. 3 rooms. 85.
No. lift Ninth street, next to Mrs. McAllister, 81&
No. 1036 Sixth avenue, 4 rooms, 810.
No. 1509 Sixth avenue, 2 rooms, plastered, 85.
No. 317 Twelfth street, 9 rooms, next to CoL
Swift.
No. 305 and 307 Sixteenth street, 3 rooms, newly
painted and whitewashed. S«.
No. 1217 First avenue, 3 rooms, ceiled, 87.
No. 1321 First avenue. 7 rooms, plastered, 815.
No. 112 Sixteenth street, 3 rooms, ceiled, $5.
No. Ittfll Third avenue, 3 rooms, 87.
No. 911 Fourth avenue, 4 rooms, 813.
Pearce Residences, two-story brick, on upper
Broad street.
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Dwellings on north Fir*
Dwellings on north 8ixtl
i Dwellings on east Niutt
Dwellings on south Fifth
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too. Dwellings of 3 rooms in Northern Liber
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2 50. Two 2 room Dwellings in Browm-villt
close in to upper bridge.
3 50. Four 3 room Dwelling- in Browneville
near Carders' Hall.
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