Tuscaloosa County AlArchives News.....SOUTHERN NEWS, ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM VARIOUS POINTS IN THE SOUTH August 8, 1889
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The Georgia Enterprise, August 8, 1889 August 8, 1889
A Condensed Account Of What Is Going On Of Importance In The Southern States.

     A dispatch from Tuscaloosa, Ala., reports the mysterious death at noon 
Monday of Arthur Fitts, superintendent of The Tuscaloosa cotton mills, and son 
of J. Fitts, a prominent banker. He was seen last walking back and forth and 
disappeared under an old building. A pistol shot was heard, and an employee 
found Fitts lying on the ground with an ugly wound behind his right ear, and 
the pistol with one chamber empty at his feet. There is nothing to determine 
whether it is a case of suicide or murder.


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The Georgia Enterprise was published in Newton County, Ga., up to 1905.

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