Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-02

nome eoout TWO months ago and has not
been heard from since. Mr.. Sharp says
II any one can inform him as to his boys
whereabouts he will be greatly Obliged.
The father is in fear that his son is sick,
or has fallen into bad company, and saws
II ne IS behaving himself and doing better
IMAM at home, he has no wish to bring
| him back.
In December last Joseph Pheffer & Co.,
or cincinnati, contracted to bore an arte-
sian well at Cutbbert. They commenced
operations before Christmas, and have
succeeded 80 far in boring a hole about
l,OQO feet deep. They have gone through
very little, II any, hard rock, but claim
they are retarded in their work by quick
sand. The average citizen has long since
iOst interest In the well, and left it TO
providence ana the well men.
colony, who call themselves the
Faithlsts. and who have located in val
ley in New Mexico, have distributed a
large number of pamphlets among the
| school children of Atlanta. The pam
phlet is designed and intended to add to
tne numerical strength of the colony by
! inducing immigration, and the emigra-
! ton Is sought from among young people
or children. The colonyls called Shalam,
and proposes to bring children up or
vegetarian principles.
Wednesday was happy day for Henry
Soukee, Chinaman, VINO keeps corner
grocery at Augusta. After obtaining q
marriage license, he, in company with his
| hearts delight, a white woman named
Mary Head, and several witnesses, enter
ed carriage and proceeded to the office
OF magistrate, where the nuptial knot
was tied with usual ceremony. He was
| very much elated over the event, and
said: "Me malice Malice now, and no
body canee takee way"
When officer Thomas reached Mrs. Den
TOMS gate, at East Macon, Wednesday, he
called to somebody and asked if the dog
was chained. An affirmative reply was
returned, and he entered the yard I'M
fortunately, the dog was not chained, and
before officer Thomas reached the house
the animal flew at him and made savage
attack upon him. He fastened his teeth
IN the officers wrist, decorating it cOnsid-
erably. He was dubbed of, but renewed
the attack and tried to seize the officer by
the throat. He failed to get good hold,
and the only damage done was to the Off
GERS coat.
The Albany Medium says that a lady
who lives about mile southwest of Isa-
bella, in new, comfortable house. knows
and appreciates pretty flower when she
sees 1t. Last summer she discovered a
sel hhGe noWer growing IN ner yafQ, ana
being favOrably impressed with Its beauty,
drove sticks all around it to keep it from
injury. 1t was her pet flower, and she de-
| lighted in pointing 1t out to visitors. One
! day she took lady visitor from Albany
to look at it, and asked herif she knew its
name. YES" said her visitor, t'that is
known in Albany as the bitter weed" 1t
took her just one second to yank it out OF
the ground and cOnsign it to the flames.
Judge II. W. Bell, of Jackson county,
and Judge Geo. G. Daniel, of Madison
county, have recently resurveyed the line
between those counties, and have made
the old trail Augusta road most of the
way. On the east side of the road, near
Blacks creek, was MIR. John II. ScOggins'
grocery store, which was thought by some
to be in jackson county, and further down
the road, near eight miles from the grove,
on the west side Of the road, Jesse Adams
had grocery, and the above survey
| gives one grocery to each-Jesse Adams
to Jackson-and Mr.. ScOggins was found
to be in Madison county, and Jackson
county not being healthy for groceries,
the Adams grocery WAS, the same day OF
the survey, rolled across the road into
Madison county. The line between Banks
and Jackson counties remains yet to be
settled.