Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-08

clear and the sun came out, only to be hooded
- an instant by pass1n ng cloud, when a hall
E-ofnl-unprecedented in our histOry-pep-
pered down IN such volumes a. to cover the
eaFth IN eight seconds with glObules and balls
FArS ing IN SIZE from a pea to a good sized
pias ing Taareie- cr ten or fifteen minutes
this vas kent up, Eud the last was more rapid
ana violent than the first. No evil effects
nave been reported uD to writ Z. When the
hall STORM was over the sun again presented
Itself Ihe haiE,ones remained only for q
lew moments aftsr they feu.
Perry Ho1Ee J0zruGI: a bout two weeks ago
the young ladies Of Perry organized an exclu-
sive eibo thar they called the "Henncry" 1t
was agreed tnC1 their meetings should be- on
Monday night of each week and the prescrre
Of SIC masculine sex should not be allowed
Ihe 51r-t meeting was held at the residence Of
MA W m. trUnsOn, on Monday night Of last
week The TOurg men found it out, and de
term med r. serenade the ''Hennery.' As
reward 10 she music, the young ladies sent
OaL waiter OF refreshments, which consisted
Of pOae Of corn bread, two biscuits. two
cold potatoes. and q bottle OF water
unetUreC with 30. !. O.. The
potatoes were fOrcibly returned without
thanks. and the waiter, silver one, carried
OF. IRE neNt meeting, held st DE- Smiths,
was also attended by the ycung men-Oufside
of the EOUse-and the members of the Hen
nery' nave been enjOined 10 gFeSser secrecy
concerning their place OF meeting Thinking
these meetings "A series Of fowl proceedings,
SOM of the young men sent genuine her
as g present TO the members Of the Her
nesy.' We understand the Young men nov
pr. rose 10 organize Cookery and At their
nrs5 meeting they WiI discuss the merits OF
F. bird supper What the outcome Of these
/ rival organizations viii he. we arc unable to
[sre retell.
Athens B1nner- W.tcIncn. 'tOne of the
Ost horrible deathbet scenes ] ever Wit
Dessed.N remark d q minister Of the GCspel
% us recently, ''was mat Of an old man in
tanks county several wears ago. lie was one
of the most mc0rriglDlc sinners | ever knew
an lnndcl-and entertained a bitter hatred
toward the chArch tin4 Its people. fut at
last the hand of death was laId upon his wife
-0ne Of the few objects ia life that he deyOt-
eoly loVed-and she lay upon her dying bed IN
. the same room az NEt"f iier husband was
/ prOstrated with rbo iJHt.ttssm. She was a con-
. s.steEt Christian lady. and / went &c see her
] That picture van ever remain craven on nv
mind. The good wOn'eE was sweetlT breath
+ ing her life away, with hope Cf blssful
. hereafter. Wlliie hcT EIsband. lying power
I less on ms bed just Scr0ss the loom, was
Y breathing t.fc most Efrl lnvcctt-es against
. the Almighty for taxing away fls beloved
/ partner. " hca aSfed % remain Culet, rs his
. wife Was then ln te- i0st agOntcs, he broke
forth in blsod-curtl0E curses. He deHed
/ GOd TO take q strong uau like Lin self, instead
I OF strlklnE down noOr, weak woman, and
said That II death tackled rim 70 would find q
! rocky hill tO clIn-b In less tbT u five hours
! after the death of that good lad was agala
! called back % see g. he husband, who had been
. suddenly attacked with 9 ruo painful ana
Z fatal iliEess. J lOEnu nim held upon his bed
( UV Il hSif dozen stOCt men, suU 81 .ering. both
. ia body and mind. he tguuies II tfse damned.
( At times be was Cc rious, and com plaind THAI
the fires Of hell were CoHsrm ng hlm even tn
life. One moment lC Woult " teOusiy beg me
Z % pray for hut. and the next was ravine
against aut defyiEg the Almighty. All ni2iil
, long sat hv his aice, and Wieh horror watched
( the fearful struggles, the remOrse and BIAS
phemr of tlis diving Iufitel did not believe
4 10 possible fO- mas To- endure the aEonies Do
f tins llte ta1t this poor wretch stood for Clgh
/ long hours, WLec az last deaf IA came to his re-
iiei and he passed away wan a curse on hn