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SAVANNAH COURIER.
C. L. HEFNER, Froprietor.
NON-POLITICAL.
It'r to tha Itett of the
!v9MIfer nl it I'atront.
THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1885.
In the organization of CoagreM
wliicU tiiok pWo lant Monday, John
Sherman, of Ohio, was elected
Speaker of the Senate, and John G.
Carlisle, of Kentucky, tw elected
Spekcr of the House.
Tennensto has thrtvflve national
banks, with a capital of $5 100,000.
Ex Senator B.iiley is dying of
cancer of the etoraach at his home
in Clarksville.
Raster will fill on the 25th of next
April, the first on that date eincc
1734, and the last until 1943.
:
The coinage executed at the mints
during November was fl.OjJ.Jau,
of which $2,500,000 was In standard
silver do birs,
Wm. Hunter, Saw.A Assistant
Secretary of State, is the oldest
orflce holder in the United States,
having been in office since 1829.
Jenny Llnd, for the first time in
twenty-two years, will sing In public
next summer. It will be purely for
a cuariiauie purpose.
The people of Dakota Territory
are clamoring for admission into the
Union as a State. Their motto is:
By God the People Ilnle."
The las ncrcrreff-.teof Tennessee
for 1885, according to the statement
of the Comptroller, is $220,749,308;
nearly a million short of what it
should be.
At its nnnual meeting this fall the
N nional Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry p:nsed a series of resolu
turn commending fem ile suffrage,
over which the ladies are quite jtibi-
lam.
The Dominion Government has
made public its defense for the exe
cution of Roil. It savs that be wa
guilty of high treason for the second
time, and had no claim to the indul
gence which it has been the habit to
accord to political offenders.
Tho Teunessee Coal, Iron fc Rail
road Companjvadvanced the price of
iron $1.50 per ton on Monday. Tha
Ifathoille Union says: '"fheindi
cations all point to fair prices for
iron, and if bo, the South will Lave
new life a life in business growth
never thought of In olden time.
California tried a curious experi
ment in her penitentiary. She paid
tier convicts a stipitulated sum per
day, in the Hope that they would do
better work and lead a more correct
life. The sum was small-ten cents
rer day-and the scheme proved a
failure." Instead of saving their
Docket monev. or sending it to their
neonlo. the convicts ilevelonerT a
.k.j..i i ,.!,,, i.i,.i, -
' o '
.li" bimti: ill uu.ui.i. ....u
smuggled into the prison.
POSTAL MATTERS.
The postmaster-general's annual
report shows that for the fiscal year
ending June 30th the expenditures
of tho postofflice department have
been over $7,000,000 in excess of
receipts.
The postmaster general account
for this deficiency by the loss of rev
enue induced by the decrease In
postage rate and the increase of ex
penditures to the extent of $6,460,
955, result ing mainly from the etab
5 lishment of over 2,000 new offices
and the extension of general mail
J facilities. The total cost of the de
partment for the year is $50,942,
J 415, and the appropriation afcrd for
the ensuing year Is $54,936,168.
STATE NEWS.
A natural gas well has been dis
Covered In Maury Couhty.
At Knoxville last week five mem
bera of J. A. G.lyon' fimily were
poisoned by drinking ttoffov in which
their col.ireJ cook bad placea
pound of arsenic.
Another frightful a mill acci
dent is recorded from Waldon's
Ridge, near Loraiue, Klia County
The victim was Moses Davenport,
wno,wuuo w....s
t M . ..L-!n OIF I I. a c n.
bad his clothing caugiit in tae rj.t
tkiaery and ws Jragd to IU
Jath. beiuj literally saved to
V '
- a
Two hundred of the dejuiailious
taken in the wnoval cuse very rays-
triouly dij)ered from the cus j
tody of the C'.erk and M;tter at J
Falcon, and hesce no trial. Some
try to make it appear that B-io Mo-
Kinney did it. That will not do; '
for Hob know nothing of such tricks.
Such a projeclinir is u'ivri,liv a
civilizd people The people .f this
county as a whole, both rnoiovalists
and non rcinovalist9,denire a speedy,
honest and fair settlement ot the
matter. ndependent.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Psasant Lifi In Servii.
At this time, when the eyes of the
world are turned toward ServU and
Bulgvria, the following impression of
the Servian people, from the pen of
Thomns Stevens, in Outing for De
cember, is full of interest:
My ride through Servia, save over
j.he Balkans, has ln;cn most enjoya-
h,U, and fie roaN, I am agreeably
surprise to have to record, have av
nrnfToil as f?ood ns anv counirtf in
Euiodc. save England and France.
tU0UgU i,eJng for the mo8t part
macadamized, with wet weather
thoy would scarcely show to such an
'id vantage. My Impression of the
Servims Is mos' favorable; they are
evidently a warm-he.irted, hospita
hie, and, withal, a patriotic people,
loving their little country and ap
premting their independence ' as
only people who have but recently
had their dreams of self government
kn(m hm o Bppredate h
They even paint the wood work of
their bridges and. public- buildings
with the National colors. I am as
sural that the Servians have pro
gressed wonderfully since acquiring
their full independence; but as tint
i J . I l. .-.:(! ,
l"rnej uuwu u.e ui-aimmi an..
f(,rtil ol the Moiara, where
improvements would natnniiiy be
seen, if anywhere, one falls to wou-
taring where lliey can possibly hive
orne in. Some of their methods
would indeed seem to indicate a most
leplorable lack of practicability
n of the most ridiculous, to the
writer' mind, is the erection of
small, long sheds, substantially
built of heavy hewu timber supports
and thick home made tiles, over or
dinary plank fences ana gales to
protect them from the weather, when
a good coating of fcur or paint would
answer the purpose of preservation
mach Letter. The- structures give
one the impresdon of a dollar pi iced
over a penny to protect the latter
from harm
Every peasant owns a few acres of
hind, and if he produces any thing
tbove his own wants be hauls it to
market in an ox wagon with rough
ly hewn wheels without tires, and
whose ceaking can plainly be heard
a mile aw;y. At present the Servian
tills hi little freehold with the clum
iest of implement, some his own
handiwork, and the bast imperfectly
fashioned and forged on Dative an
His- P1" is ofly the forked
mu 01 a l,oe- P,uwa wllu ,mn
"UlBeiently to enable him to root
ll0,,n', 1,1 the s"rl"ace 8oil-
would think the country might ofTor
:..! a .1.1 i
lniunu.s uuu ior some emerpns
inS manufacturer of such implements
U'cs, scythes, hayforks, small.
strong plowx, cultivators, etc.
These people are industrious, es
pecially the women. 1 have fre.
quently met a Servian peasant wo
rnan returning homeward iu the
evening from her labor in the field
carrying a fat, heavy bnby, a ctuiny
i10e, not much lighter than the
voungxter, and an earthenware
pitcher, and at the same time Indus
riouslv s duning wool with a hand
spindle. And yet some ueople hi 'Ul-
about the imposilily of doing two
thing at oicv! htlher the.se
poor women h ive been hoeiuji ptiUt
toes, carrying the Infui.t and spin
ning wool at the same time all day.
I am unable to say, uot h. ving beeu
an eye-witness, though I really
should not be much astonished If
they had.
How to Seelaia Cli Fields.
riant them in locust. It matters
uot how badly washed the fields may
be. they will gio locust trees, which
in a few years will Iks worth, for
leiicing purpose, many times the
value of the land.
Mr. Vance, of Giles County, a few
years a:;o phuted a worn-out hill
side with locust, and he cxuressed
the opi ion th.it it yiel-lci a greater
profit Uian any part of hu farm. Mr.
P. Alexander, of Nen Liberty, K
has ten acres planted in locus row
trn venra old. Not inlv is tht tirn
I '
w -nrth tur mn. h tl.o
but the grazing capacity uf the bind
has been greatly improved. Ileal
vises,in the Flume and Farm, fiose
who have Gelds washed tat' inn i
tneruhlf gnlliH, which me yeur b i
year growing worse, to plant black
locust. Level down, he syn, the
hud places so the team can cross.
rlow and plant In com early. If
planted one way, set tiees in every
hah or sixth row, fifteen feet apart.
The cultivation is not to much for
the crop as for the benefit of the
young trefs. Being pluuted in the
rows with the coi n iusures their pro
tection from the te.im and in some
degree from the the singletree. One
difficulty to be found is, the trees
alionld !6 put 0'.i ss & gener:'.!
thing, before corn will do well. Avoid
this by taking up the trees and heel
ing them in near where wanted.
1'his will check their growth for
while. Exercise care in Uiking up
and handling. Cut luck the tops aw
you would lruit trees, and for u IVw
years protect from stock. A mericcn
COItliESPOXDENCE.
12& District Hons.
51 r. J. P. Story ni ived out of the
Bend to the Speers place in the 13th
district, last week.
John Tidwelland f imily, Abe and
lames BlanKenahip arrived a few
days ae;o from Arkansas. They talk
ike making Tennessee tbeir future
home.
Mia. Eenie Spencer moved into
the Bend last week from near Rock-
laic.
Mrs. Burris is teaching instru
mental music at the Baptist church.
Prof. Carter is teaching vocal mu
sic at Liberty; his school closes on
the 5th inst. . He has been teaching
there about ten davs.
Mrs. Te:igue of Lexington, Tenn.,
is teaching instrumental music near
Oak Grove.
If. the music boom continues In
the 12th it won't be long till most
of the Hooker Bend girls can thump
the piano.
There is p-aycr meeting at Witts
Chapel every 21 and 3d Sunday
nT'L""1 umy l3ta,ul 4Lh a,T
Prof. Richardson's school at Lib
city begins ou the 7th.
Prof. James Allen is teaching
public school near Dr. John Her
bert's
Rev. D. Vt, Bl'iokenship Intends
moving into uis new House ucxi
week.
Clark Brandon left with bis fami
ly on the 3d instant, to his tew
home in the 14ih.
The Pickens brothers from Him
burg, are as.ii.sUng Prof. Carter in
his iniihic school at Liberty. We
have heard of several sweet compli
ments being passed ou the two
brothers iduee they came iuto the
12th.
It a lady and gentleman living in
the 12lh wants to many thy have
only to let a certain Enquire know
their wish and ho will ninny the n
whether they are ready or not.
Mr'. Waddcll is driving through
the 12th this week celling organs
and pianos and enjoying himself
with the fuir sex. Cymuo.
Dec 5, 1SS5.
Clifton. Items.
Clifton has the itch and has it
bad. - All other towns had it a year
ago, hut, as usual, Clifton had to
be behind the times. When the.
girl's smiles of heavenly sweetness
flicker and wune all on a ndlen,
one nced'nt think thoy are medi
tating suicide, or have seen ghost I
of their granrlfsthers, for nothing-of
the kind has ocrumd; they are
thinking, "a kingdom fir a close
eommtp ion with a doorfm-itig," or
something else equally a3 substan
tial. O'tis awful!
Llge Walker is clerking for T. K.
Kickctts A Co. and in'nt lrarried tiny
atall, as Jack Don reported.
Mrs. E. V. Siu.s has b.-en quite
.sick for the past two week, but is
improving now.
Several socials and one dance in
town lust week.
1'lenty -f ruin, frost, mud and
lo.-t temper this week.
Mrs. T. A. f 'opil.'inl died the
27ih ult. of fotiMinipiion. Tlie re
maincs were ititered ut the ftmil
burial grouti'i on Indian Creek, Si;n
day a'ternoon. Mrs. Cooelnud was
a lady esieemud by ail, aud rll de
plore lie r Vath.
Mrs. Etigene Coats is visiting her
parents near our town.
Hiss llorteusc Tyrec was visitin
iu town this eek.
nr. liiii::ie dtvier was on our;
streets lust Wednesday and Thur
day.
Mr. M'-rey visited Lawrenceburg
lhl week.
M'.ss J- nnie Tintmn, who, f .r the
' pnt two month's h-n b.-en visiting
I relatives in Murray Ky. returnel
j home on the Joh s a lat M mday.
1 Tom Vyy enme iu ft.'m S.ivBtinrtlt
last Thursday. I
The Lucy Hiibinson made a trip
up to Clifton this week. She came
after a hog and half a dozen pigs.
Quite sn enjovab'o dance at Dr.
Clarke's Friday night.
Tub Edini-iton h at home this
week.
H.ve jus, received the Cockier of
Dee. 3d, and rf com so was very
much surprised to see the marriage
of Mr. Gill and Miss Hudiburg con.
tradicied.ns it was he current report
here, aud was gei crally believed.
I a;n s::rry to have offended the
lady, but did it innocently; but In
the language of J no. A Logan, "1
wont do so no more." Hoping to be
forgiven without a fight, I am,
AJot rewpcctfuily, Rip Van.
Dec. 6, 1885.
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