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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Condensed News oi Georgia, Florida
and South Carolina.
A Negro Boy's Brain Injured—The
Pulsations Visible—A Blind Tiger in
a Trunk—Nothing to Growl About.
A Babe Abandoned—Lee County Lov
ers Marry—The Casualty Record.
GEORGIA.
Pox hunting Is popular in Dooly county.
Dublin's greatest need just now is a com
modious barracks or station bouse.
Jack Stanley, a nhgro. vyas drowned In the
Oconee river at Burch slanding, three tniles
below Dublin, last Friday afternoon.
The Phcrnlx gold mine at Dahlonega has
been attached by eight different parties for
labor. A constable made the levy Wednes
day.
Hurke Wiggins, son of George Wiggins
of McDuffie county, was I itten by a ground
rattlesnake last week. He was male very
stek. but is lrnpr iving.
Anew order has oeen started iu Atlanta,
that of the Got ten I'll on It W a fruternai,
beneficiary order, and lias f jr.offlo* rs some of
the best citizens of that city.
J. C. McCormick of Findlay. Dooley county,
has invented a machine for distributing
guano and dropping corn He calls it the
“Elminor," aud has applied for a patent.
Sixty seven pennyweights and eighteen
frains'of gold were cleaned up at the James
Mtayette mine at Dahlonega Last week, he*
Ing the result of four men s labor ten days.
Worth County Local: A certain young man
across the creek is So stiff this week lhat lie
can scarcely pick cotton, from a severe lack
ing he got last Sunday In the Sixteenth and a
tr oi,
A negro woman left a white hahe. ten
months old. on Mrs. Lew While s porch, 75
Calhoun street. Augusta. Saturday nig. it. i lie
woman got in a carriage and was driven
Eapldiy away.
Koswell Manner: Several parties have
promised to send In the largest melon Let
them come—they are mighty nice about a
printing office, and you may get your home
paper for one melon.
The fourth annual convention of the Wo
man s Parsonage and Home society of the
North Georgia conference will meet at Mlll
edgevillc on Sep :.f>. the conference will bo
in session until the ath.
Macon County Citizen: A good old fash
ionned camp meeting began at the Oglethorpe
campground Saturday, and lias been going
O i during the week. Hundreds have been in
attendance, enjoying the good times.
Cordele Sentinel: The citizens of Dooly
County are taxed lighter this year than any
other people in the state of Georgia Dooly
levies no county tax this year, and the state
tax rate is niwer by .24 of a mill than it was
for MMM.
A giand w aterworks system, using Lake
Olmstead for a supply wim r -sorvoirs In the
sand hills, is to be provided for Augusta It
will provide an ample supply. The work of
construction on the new works will h gin
early next year.
S. M. Lucky of McDuffie county has a
hew way of ,ac hing fish. In crossing a
swollen creek a few days ago the water ran
up in his buggy, and a iiig eel swan in and
took a sea! in the buggy rox. He was fright
ened. lint saved his game.
Friday afternoon Mr. Buchanan, a miller in
Oak Grove district, shot and seriously
wounded Bell Barnes. Barnes was up in a
muscadine vine gathering the fruit, when
Buchanan saw his band, mistook it for a
squirrel, and tired, rilling Barnes full of shot.
Ccdartown Standard: Camp meeting begins
here next Friday night and will probably con
tinue for several data. Those wishing to
bring baskeis and stay over, will find plenty
of shelter In ease of rain. Any one wishing
to tent can get location wood and water free
of charge.
Miss Nellie Kees3 of While Oak happened
to a very serious a'cldem Saturday. She
Was driving a young horse fo a road cart
when the hir e became frightened. Miss
Nellie sprang out of the cart, struck on ihe
side or an embankment and dtslocatod her
ank.e The dislocation was a bad one.
Charlton and Fierce counties, the latter Ihe
leading cotton-growing county iu Ihe W: y
cross section, have produced about two
thirds of a crop of peaches this year, while
the adjacent couniies fell short four-fifths.
The Charlton pea hes were wo 1 matured and
had a deliciousness that obtained general
fuvor abroad.
A large mad dog killed a small dog at
("apt. Conley sand severely wounded a half a
dozen other dogs In East Folut, on Thursday
morning last, before any one could put a stop
to his ravages by killing him. One young
gentleman followed ihe dog in the dim dis
tance for miles to get a shot, and when the
opportunity was offered lie discovered that
he had no powder or balls, and not even a
cap.
Lee County Enterprise: Tw >or three
weeks ago Miss Faullne Tanner, a pretty
young lady of the enterprising little town of
Leslie, was secretly married to Frank Minor.
Judge Freeman performed the ceremony, and
all parties agreed io profound secrecy. .Some
one. however, gave the secret away a few
days ago and the happy couple had io make
a c- ntession. Parental forgiveness was ex-“
tended them.
A negro boy fn Oglethorpe county had a
bullet s.iol Into his brain lust Thanksgiving
day. ihe pu smen of the brain can be dis
tinctly seen In the hole made by the bullet.
'1 he Ley has worked nearly all the year on
the farm, and says his memory and brain
power are as good as ever, also that ho has
never felt the slightest pain from the wound.
Brickbats and bullets have no terrors for the
Georgia negro.
Lightning has been cutting many odd
pranks in Waynesboro lately. The Baptist
church w as struck, then the Bank of Waynes
boro was set on tire by a bolt, but extin
guished without damage. Last Saturday the
residence of Col. Phil Johnston, who is sum
ma.'iug with his family at saluda. N. C . was
set on lire from the clouds. Fortunately it
was discovered in time, and the bucket brig
ade did the rest.
. Walter, the little sou of Mr Theodore Kelly
who lives on Broadway. Augusta, was pain
fully wounded Saturday afternoon by the a
-d s. harge of a parlor ride in the
hands of his sister, w.to is a few years his
junior. They were playing in a room where
parlor ride was lying, loaded and cocked.
The girl picked up the weap >n and fired it.
not meaning to hurt her brother, but the ball
struck him in the thigh.
R. L. Bloomfield, one of the wealthiest citi
zens of Athens and president of the Alliens
Manufacturing Company, has started a move
ment to get up a company to establish a knit
ting mill there. He has met with success iu
his work, and the outlook is that the new en
terprise will be started in a short white. ’! he
facilities are great for such enterprises here,
and the business when started will develop at
once Into a magnificent success.
A movement is on to annex the Kell Rifles
of staieshoro and the Green Kifies of Greens
boro to the Sixth regimt nt At a recent
meeting of the O livers of this regiment the
matter was disci ssed. and ea> h officer
pledg'd himself to use his Influence to the de
sired end. Should the two companies mentioned
join the regiment it will nece siiate the elec
turn of another major, an 1 make the Sixth the
largest and test of the state's forces.
Mary Kemp brought suit Saturday against
the receivers of the Hichmond an 1 Danville
railroad for the death of her son, Merrill
Kemp. The petition claims that he was
working for the receivers of the railroad,
arid while putting on a brake was thrown
to the ground and killed. She claims Iliat
he was killed by reason of a defective link
in the brake ehuln. which had been broken
a long time and left there by the carelessness
of Inspectors of the company. Her suit Is
for *lO OJO, and was filed by Smith A: Pendle
ton.
Ai Washington last Monday afternoon one
of the coy sat the Catholic orphanage el ml c l
from a back window of ihe principal building
to the root to get some pigeons Iho ladder
was not fixed securely and be fell fully lhirty
feet He was terrthly Injured, his skull be
ing badly fractured. He was not however,
killed outright, but a doctor was sent for at
otioe. He did all he could for the boy, hut
it was of no avail. Ihe boy died the same
night at id o clock, and was burled on Tues
day. He was Irom savannah, was u years
old and an orphan.
The Cordele barrel factory burned down
Tuesday morning ut 3 o clook. The tlamew
weie eyond c ntrol when discover* and, and
the rooi wu-ludiug In. Ihe tire company re
upended to the alarm, aud were soon on hand
with ihe hose reel, but could render no ser
viee whateve ,as the hose would r. aeh i a’nl v
Briii tuc* distance from the nearest water
i!Y 1 °rOele owns 1.0 foe: of hose, nut
. . o,i y . °' lU . r,! el. o' lv half of it can be
ban,.el. h our hex cars on ihe side tra< k
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aud ready for aaipment 'lhe b irrels wo re
wLeo..ru h“! u,y vm * VttUlea -MiO, but
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ATLANTA. GA.
TaH and see samples at the local office,
Wl Broughton street. Savannah, (ia.
enctne of one of the passenger trains fell
uniotin shavings and starte 1 the fire.
There is a curiosity in Dooly county. It is a
little girl, fi years old. who possesses the larg
est head on record. She Is the daughter of
J. F. Torabley. who lives about two m Ls
altove Vienna. He - head is thirty-six inches
around or one foot in diameter; is soft on top
and weighs more than nil the rest of her 1 odv.
She lias a remarkable b ain and memory, uses
correct languaae and converses in a bright
and intelligent manner. .She is totally blind,
hut never fails to recognize her friends
and acquaintances. If sue once hears a voice
she will recognize it win n ho tr*i months after
wards, and can tel’. 11 whom it belongs It a
song Is s it: in her presence, she can r'pro
duce it in perfect harjnony, repeating word
for word. Within the last year her re It.
which has been very small, has 1 e.-ome
strong enough to et a e her to move her
head about, and it is getting stronger every
day.
FLORIDA.
it Is said that a I’alatka man discovered
fifteen rattlesnakes under one bush Saturday
near that city.
Superintendent Schmidt of tho Jackson
ville zoo will next week reopen the skating
rink in the Subtropical building.
A white boy snatched u handkerchief con
taining txl cents Trom a colored woman at the
Falatku postotflce Saturday and escaped
J. Q. Hunter presented the Madison
Recorder with a sample of his potato crop a
few days ago that measured lib, inches in cir
cumference.
State Health Officer Porter has granted n
permit to the authorities of Madison to allow
the construction of the water works at their
pleasure, and the work will be pushed rap
idly.
One who was probably the oldest man in Or
lamto. was buried yesterday. Isaac ( hap
man. a colored man, 10: years of age, died
during the previous night and was burled by
h,s people in the city cemetety.
The Pensacola convent of Mercy on Pala
fox street is being thoroughly renovated, and
is also receiving a now coat of paint prepara
tory to the opening of the convent school
next Monday for the session ot lst*4-l-6.
Ttillahasseean: Charles A. Choate of tho
Pensacola News has exchanged places with
H. M. Harrington of the Florida Citizen ror
two weeks, and each are now attending to
the duties of the other on those excellent
dailies.
There has been a marked inertase in the
business of the port of Jacksonville the past
mouth over the preceding one, Coastwise en
trances comprise cloven steam vessel, and
eighteen sailing craft, while from foreign
ports there were four schooners
K. W. Gillen of Madison county had the
misfortune to have his residence near Green
ville burned ou Aug. dll. Ihe cause of the ,;re
was a detective Hue; loss a: o:t , 1 , V ;th
no Insurance. Mr. Mcciammy. who lived m
the house, was left it* stltute 'oi e * rytiling
even clothing. He lost *.T'ti in casu in a trunk
that was burned.
At Anthony on August 31, someone en
tered the store of J CJ. Boyd, stole several
suits of clothes, and scattered several m,,r>-
through the streets. ’lhe thief used ala to
hammer to break open the window, through
which he m ule entrance on the count* r
were left lit distinct outline the barefoot
tracks of a tnan.
The Southern Knglneerlng and Construc
tion Company of \tla-ita. * a. are putting in
a plant <,f the Manufacturers' Automatic
Fire extinguisher for Kotin. Furch
gott & Cos., on both floors of their mammivh
store at Jacksonville. There will be ’."ZH
foot of J Inch piping used in the plant, uud USJ
sprinklers, to Ur used iu case oi tire.
The Pensacola News is Informed lhat Mal
lory Kennedy of New Orleans bus chit longed
Dan Shepard fora bicycle race of lot yards,
to take pla -e during Mr. Kennedy's stay in
Pensacola, which will boa out two weeks
linger. Mr. Shepard declined this race, hut
signified his willingness-, to meet Mr. Ken
n**dv in a quarter mile race. Mr. Kennedy is
willing to ruu the III) vurd race, and then fol
low with a quarter mile race. Probul ly a
race will yet be urrutiged.
At Arcadia, on Aug. Ml, Albert S. ButTes
was arresf-d by .Sheriff Bethea charged with
forgery. 11 irgcs went to Pun a Gorda two
veat a ago irom Scotland and got a position us
waiter at the Hotel Puntu (iorda 'there ho
met a wealthy lady of Philadelphia, who
went thote for the winter, aud with sll.-k
tongue and winning ways he soon won her
affection*. They were married, ami alter a
snort lime she found out that she had mar
ried a fraud aud left him. Burges wont to
THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1894.
Arcadia about three months ago ard forged
the name of Utis Ham* to a S3O mote and got
■ the money for it. he forged James Hliwrson &
i lons’ name to a f&XVDOte and got the money,
and bo.ight goods from several merchants
here and presented (hecks on Drexel Bros,
for payment* out the cbe -ks were refused
payment. Purge* is now looking through the
tars awaiting trial. Jt is thought that ne
will chop turpentine for a good many years.
A large rattle -nuke has i>een at work thin
tb ng the herd of heffsof Samuel Ellison of
Ma i.son county, and he r*por:s the loss of
several that were very i e from that cause.
A search fur those rn ss n * revealed the fact
that they ha 1 neen kthcu i v the rattler, as it
was found in close j rj*imity to one of them.
It was dead also, and u Is s ipposed from the
ev:d meofab ttk* ;hit existed at the spot
that the h( gs t a e tig.*t and were themselves
successful in k ling the .snake.
Prof. Dan Daly, the Jacksonville boxer,
through his manager, received the following
reply from Prof. Lub.v of Charleston. S. C.,
Saturday night, in reply to a telegram sent
him late last night requesting an acceptance
or back down of his (Daly s challenge to
tight: Yes: will fight Daley, hut not before
the middle of October.” Articles of agree
ment will lie drawn up at once and signed by
the men for the bout, which will be for a lim
ited numi er of rounds - pronably twenty.
'J he contest will take place either in Jack
sonville or Charleston for a purse and gate
money.
A half grown deer was capture 1 at Burn
side beacu. near Jacksonville, in the surf on
Wednesday by ayo <ny man named Drake,
who lives not far from Mayport. Drake had
been out hunting, and had given the deer a
long chase through the swamp. The animal
troke fropi the swamp and took to the beach.
After running about -U0 yards on the > eacu it
sand ienly tool: to the water, and headed o it
to sea Drake followed and waded up to the
deer, which appeared to be exhausted, lie
caught it by the tail at first, but not having
very in chtail to hold to. he got around to
its h<ai, and. after repeatedly dipping its
head under the water, he led it out on the
l each. >everal persona saw the queer tight
and capture of the deer, anil one had a rope
ready when the deer was brought out of the
water. The rope was fastened around its
nei k. and. after a few vain attempts to get
away, the deer appeared to g ve up all hope
of escape an.l followed quietly behind a
wagon, to which it was tied.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Orangeburg Ejuerpri.se: A negro named
Jackson committed Suicide Saturday by
jumping in John Payne s well in East End.
No cause is assigned for the act.
triiardian: Hampton can show as much
building aud building improvement for the
hard times and at as li eral expenditure as
any other town of its general dimensions any
where.
Ham* erg Herald: Bamberg is up to date on
everyth nr She has her cotton mills, wagon
factories, schools, saw mills, and last but not
least, she has two good, bands, one white and
one colored.
Manning Times; The wife of James Capers
was instantly killed by lightning last Satur
day in the Privateer section, a few miles from
Pucksville. Capers himself was stunned.and
remained in an unconscious state for several
hours.
The Coos aw Mining Company are removing
everything from Chisolm's Island to a point
near Beaufort The employes are coming
over every day. looking for houses to rent.
Such a move.will ue a good thing for Beau
fort, but quite a loss to the Kean's Neck
country.
Marboro Democrat: J. M. Woodley, who Is
raising some of the finest tobacco ever seen
in this section, and whose sales have been so
flatteringly noticed in the market, ranging in
price from JO to 50cents all round, has sent
us a sain pi 1 of a grade that he expects to get
65 cents tor.
Hock Hill Herald: The largest ear of corn
we have men recently w.-ff from the farm of
K i Sadler, it measured 11 inches in length,
in circumference at the big end ai.d 7V4
inch 's ut the small end. it had twenty two
rows of fifty grains each, and the grains
measured five eigths of an inch long.
Crop prospects are better in Laurens
county and around Princeton than for years.
It is said enough cotton and corn would be
made to do two years. They have recently
had goo 1 rains and only need sunshine now.
Cotton is so rank and tall rotting is feared
unless there is dry sunshiny weather.
The secretary of state Saturday issued a
commission to the Charleston Electro-1 lat
ing and Bicycle Repair Company of Charles
ton. The corporators are Noman S. Lea and
Hen y J. Welsh. Thu o *ject of the company
is lully expla ned in tne title. The capital
stock is $1,600, divided into thirty-two shares.
The Spartanburg and Asheville railroad is
to be sold as soon as Judge Simonton fixes
the day of sale. The bill of foreclosure was
bled Saturday by Duncan & zanders and
Roman & Simpson, who represent the first
mortgage bondholders James Swann of New
York bus been appointed receiver of the said
road.
The State: At Greenwood, on Aug. 31. at
about s-.BU o' 1 u*k, a horse ran away wnth J.
I*. K an. an Itinerant gin saw sharpener of
Georgia i y.m was returning to town from
Hinton s gin. four mile * from Greenwood.
The io id cart was com nrtely destroyed, and
the man was hurled against a tree on tne
roadside.
A young white man living ou the suburbs of
Orangeburg was taken out several nights ago
by a party of masked men and given a decent
whipping. The young man is said to have
been leading a very immoral life. Several
young men of the Elloree section were treated
in a like manner several weeks ago for the
same cause.
Horry Herald: The Sumter and Southport
railroad is gaining in favor diy by day and
the favora 1; consideration of prominent rail
road and business men is being due ted to it
This project, which is developing and will
culminate at an early day. will be a boom to
l the sei tion through which the road will puss.
! Horiy lias rnui h hidden treasure that must be
I brought to light, and this new road will help.
| in a large measure to develop it.
] Orangeburg Times-Democrat: Messrs. C.
J. Hast and W. A. Hast of the Halgler sec-
I Con. while en route one day toCameron.on
! tue Manchester and Augusta railroad, killed
i a monster rattlesnake. The snake is on ex
hibition in this city. It is the largest ever
seen in th s* parts. It had fourteen rattles
and a button, and was seven feet long. Old
citizens say it was between 15 and lo years
old.
Lancaster Knterprise: Ad fflculty occur
red at Primus -Saturday in which Thomas
Hill was shot and almost instantly killed by
Robert Hinson and Samuel Hinson, sons of
William Hinson. Hill and the three Hinson
brothers. Robert. Samuel ami Walter, were
all drinking an 1 they got into a qt a rel a out
working the roa 1, when Samuel Hinson dealt
Hill a blow with his tist and Walter Hinson,
who was Sta, and ng just lehind Hill w th a
haute, dealt him a Mow on the back of tho
heart with the h m t and Uobert and Samuel
shot him almost simultaneously, one of the
balls taxing effect in the chest and penetrat
ing the lungs, the other glancing his leftarm.
1 he three luothers fled as soon as the deed
was committed and as yet all of them are at
large.
chief Engineer Gardner of the Manchester
and Augusta Railroad is in Orangeburg.
When usked what had become of the pro
l'OSed new road from Charleston to Augusta,
which has been In contemplation*for some
time he said it hud 1 cett reported that the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
hail bought the south Carolina and Georgia
road. II this is true, he said, the new road
would not be built. He stud the Louisville
and Nashville system was tlte real which
hart the now route-In contemplation. When
asked how many fast through passenger
train* would l e put on the Manchester and
Augusta road on Kept. 3. he *a>d two more,
and added that the present mixed trains
would be run also until the new road was
completely surfaced. This will talc several
weeks yet.
Columbia Register The South Carolina
railroait . omrats.ion has received reports
ft o n all but three of tho railroads of the state
foe the month of June, a he- e reports show a
heavy tailing off In the earnings of the roads
from the same month of the previous year.
Some of the roads wnlch have heretofore
been most prosperous exhibit signs of sttffcr
'ng from the nnuncUtl stringency. The fol
lowing are roads which show decreases At
lanta and Charlotte Air Line. W 107.1"'
llranchville and Bowman, >244.. 0: Curolliiu
Midland, *41151: Central of South Carolina,
p 1 ,in*i ss; Charleston and Suvannuh. ti,55*.45;
Charlotte. Columbia and A' gusla. *'>7a ,V
Chet aw and Darlington. * *!-0.1 ; Georgetown
and Western *!.(•!.!•; tie rrta. C.i-olina and
Northern, -1 '75.M: Green Pond. W.ilteritoro
anil llranchville. *3ts ll: Hnrtsv lie W7I
Laurens *241.42; North.uv-tern (j I 7.5,s-
Port Royal anil Augusta, 1,5.7.,: Startin'-
burg, Union and GMuml * south
Carolina ami Georgia. <OIO 1 ob. Wilmington
Columbia and Augusta *,.:*>;l .fl The follow’,
lug roads report Increases South Hound. 2,-
I'Xt.M; Port Royal nail Western Carolina
**• 2MB: Palmetto. *lll 12: Manchester and
Augusta, P". Mil Hampton and Uranchville. a
new toad. *1.501.2*1. Florence. *1 52k.W5. Co
lutnhla. Newberry, an 1 Laura ■ F.'sbt;
’1 hree C.'s, ♦370.54; Chester an I Lonolr.lb.o.Ofl'
Carolina, Knoxville anil Western. *!.. 45
Carolina Cumberland Gap and Chicago *1:
4&AWi; Asheville and hpartanburg. *4uilo7.
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