Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-12

/ Went to the well for water and So
~iL nne doors closed, he asked someG
wv! tuey were not open. He was ia
a T@s sunday. he Immediately clos
suop and began observing the Sabf.
me colored military companiesarr
lahta are drilling at their armorih,,n
nlEh. preparing for the colored pari,
mem, which takes place at AtbL,i,toa
~ unaI city, next week. The 10 near
having Tue matter in charge eyCo,ena
| ~ uozen military oompanLd Sn,,th
Tles rom tennessee. Alabauy rho on
OaloIlna VIII We present dlS drj,ling
canpment and some fine .i.
may be looked for. Durinl e enoa'ip-
ment Adit. Gen. Stephens inspect the
coIored troops and gran we" oy Gov
Nc Daniel viii be arrangl
During one of his triplwn the ROAD
Sam Altmayer, of MaeJecured relic
OF the early days Of Contederacy'
When the Blaekshear frds were being
formed the ladies' of | ems county pre-
sented them with a bier. Inc design
for this bannerand a. Tor the buttons
were made by a iaapon two bristol
cards. These ave en- carefully pre-
served and are he perty OF l.. Z. Perry,
of Dublin. Thelesi for the banner was
wreath made dsoon plants surround
ing the words, ssRashear Guards, pre-
sented by the la(eof Laurens county
April 26th, 1872 e buttons bore the
coat-of-arms of Gda.
Cartersvillianswher pay good
price for drlnkhfe home made wine
that has been sell there for some time.
To make any mmDut of the business
the dealer is conIed to charge very
eXOrbitant proc. pc City Council met
Tuesday afternoolnd passed an ordi-
nance to tie etfecat all WINE offered In
this market for smust undergo inspec-
ton by regularly inspector, who will
charge So for eveiallon inspected. This
virtually wipes dine wine business, so
far as Cartersyifis concerned. Those
that have any onnd speak OF renting
houses on the edof the town and there
dispose of what " have.
Cumming CI5n: On Tuesday night,
Aug. 3l-night The earthquake shake
Rev. K. A. Eas saw a double new
moon, The ne evening the phenome-
non was seen tfhe editor, his wife, two
sons and T1on A. James, son OF John
0. James, ESQ Moon No. l was the
usual fevmo0 except that the rim OF
the old noon d not connect with the
ends of ne crceDt, which lay well on
its back. Moon 3 was about an inch
from it AID in form looked very much
like see Gwatermelon. Its outer
edge soptimts@emed to be notched and
again no VAST slide off from some
granite mon esclrpment?
Cuthbtt Libehl: Some months ago a
fellow nned Nader worked in the fac.
tory herGor a 1Ort time, and while here
marrieda wonan old enough tor his
mother QuIman county. He was a
sort ofhggr, could perform several
"sight-i-had" tricks, etc. He is now
travelling from one point to
anothe begging. His wife passes for his
mothf ana tells dolefll stories of her
having had seven children,
all t'n blind. He has recently been in
Abby, elearn, preying upon the people
the. The fellow was recognized on the
train last Sunday morning
Cog toward Macon. He went beyond
Mshallville.
Bome time ago the Baptists of Buena
sta were thinking Of repairing their old
urch and occupying it, but 1t is in. such
condition that they have de-
led it will be poor economy to repair
and Will build a new church on the lot
)nting Mrs. Drane's. The old building
II be torn down and all the best lum Der
ii be used in the new structure. 1t will
built after the same style of the old
e, so that the framing can be used in
2 new. The pulpit will be changed, the
,eple will be built thirty feet above the
Tin building and material changes made
front Of the ediffce. 1t will have en-
ely new weather boarding and nicely
inted inside and out.
Smitbville Enterprise: Mr.. A. q. Nc
ee, of this place, who is an engineer on
3 Southwestern railroad, lay down on
, engine after arriving in Montgomery
1T Saturday morning to wait for the
lin to arrive from here, which he eX-
cted to carry him letter from his wife.
J had some matches In his pocket, and
some means they became ignited and
d burned a good big hole in his clothes
d he was getting pretty warm when he
Yoke. Awakening and seeing the fire
jumped through the window of his
CINE and fell to The ground, receiving
me pretty severe bruises. He came
me and has been nursing his wounds
this week. He expects to be able to
ke charge OF his engine again in few
VS..
Athens Banner-W atchman: The retir-
2 of Hon. Weldon Price from the Legis-
ave race in Oconee leaves only Mr..
,rdOn and James +. Griffith in the field.
:. Price was bitterly opposed to Hon.
ank p. Griffith, who was likely to re-
ter the arena. Upon the understanding
at he would not make the race, Mr..
ice agreed to make an unconditional
thdrawal. Dr.. FRANK Griffeth's friends
rec that Mr.. Prlce's card is not alto
Their unconditional, and also that he did
t publish it at the time agreed upon,
nee they will insist on their candidate
liking the race. He is undoubtedly a
ry strong man, and his friends conf
ntly claim that he will sweep the field
en- at this late day. 1t is now very
obable that he will enter the race.
In Oconee county a petition was filed
the prohibitionists for contest. Judge
ltchins granted an order for contest,
d appointed three Justices OF the Peace.
Z: Judges James +. Murray, Doc Sims
d George II. McRee,tO recount the vote
d render their report to him. These
rec gentlemen will meet in Watkins
lie Sept. 20 and discharge this DUTY.
dye Hutchins cannot take action on
is matter except at the regular term OF
onee Superior Court, that convenes on
e fourth Monday in January, 1857. He
II doubtless then declare the county for
and issue his proclamation,
At must be published thirty DAYS be-
g the law goes into effect. This will
stpone the enforcement of the law until
, last OF February, next year. There
. no lawful means by which the matter
n be FASTENED.
,onk Phelps, OF Cuthbert, has little
2. which follows him to and from the
pot and spends most of his time there.
Q dog is quite q pet, and the entire
nily are much attached to it. Last
evening Sonk noticed that the
g was sick. He was lImber-couidu't
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