Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-29

GEORGIA.
o..ho1ic church for Griffin 10 among
.,n PROBABILITIES.
Inc pS,eIlings, one store and one ware
slA are now in process OF erection IN
Griffin. 4olA ~ q Gentleman liv-
A 80 second ward of Jackson, TO the
ing IL nat when his wife leaves home ne
ehec' Mother Hubbard and cooks his own
g .nnoJs same like woman"
,,I,odga White, a colored man, had his
Mll,0 in BROOKLYN, suburb of Athens,
pou,od down few nights since. he
bUIue So1oo unauthorized party is going
ID! 20 with a paper taxing up collec-
afOuI ~. his benefit. No one has been
..inot S 10 take such a step.
r1rtnna has favored one of Carriers
NJ citizens to the amount of 1000.
w. sands was the one who received the
mss nackage containing over $1,000
eAt' Erlday. 1t was his pension money.
las uo was a Federal soldier in the late war,
nc lnd cnmes under the head OF the manned.
T,dca Cobb. the most successful raiser
.,;mnroyed breeds Of chickens IN Clarke
oannfy makes his mems nests Of tobacco
ans mat can be had for mere song OF
ocjgar maker. No insects Will breed IN
Sn V'9 nest. and you can hatch or raise
yonnp cnIckens as successfully IN july or
tnrust as in the fall or spring.
The members of the Central Church OF
rbrist. of Atlanta, have decided TO ask
tha Rev. James 5. Lamar, of Augusta, to
the pastorate of their church. The call
hos bqen formally issued and sent to Rev.
T"' lamar, and is now being considered
Nv him. lie is said TO be ripe scholar,
,,icEar and a flUpnt tHIKpr.
tine Marshal of LawrenceviIie, Henry
Dayjs. was put upon notice by q poster
mon his cate Tuesday night, that he was
in danger of losing his life at any mo-
mpnt. and was warned that the author Of
tbenOte was his enemy, and that he might
rranare TO meet his God. This was rather
ttrsnce news to Mr.. Davis. He fears no
man VINO will meet him face 10 face, but
this notice is not at all pleasant to him.
Some time ago young man from Flor
ida came to Lumpkin for visit, and IN
me course of time met the young ladies
Of the place. In conversation with a
friend one night he made some disparag-
lng remarks about one of the young ladies.
Hisfrieud resented it and advised him to
sbutu at the same time telling him he
would inform the young lady's relatives
OF what had been said. Saturday the father
OF the young lady confronted the visitor,
and, as be could not give satisfactory
explanation of his conduct, he was invited
10 lay of his coat, which he did, and re-
cehed a sound flogging.
Dr.G.C.W ard, grandfather OF Aaron In
gram, who, it is supposed, killed a young
man named NVelch IN Swayne county, n.
c., some time ago, passed through Toccoa
Tuesday on his return home. A party of
men were sent out from the place where
the crime was committed in pursuit of
young Ingram. They returned home, how
ever, and reported that they had been I'M
successful in their pursuit. They told so
many conflicting stories that suspicion
was aroused, and it began to be thought
that they had caught their man and had
put an end to him on the spot. DR.. Ward
is searching for his grandson, who he
firmly believes has been murdered. He
has offered a reward OF 500 for the boy,
dead or alive.
At Macon Tuesday Edgar Rolen and
Joseph Rye decided to take a bath in the
Ocmulgee, near the cemetery, at a sand
bar. They have been in the habit of 60
ing III bathing there, and the even
Ing being warm one, they decided to
while away the monOtony by going in
swimming. They had been in some time
and mad swan across the river and were
returning when Edgar Rolen was sud.
denly, when near the middle of the river,
seized with cramp and at once went out
9t sight beneath the red flowing water.
His companion, realizing the awful dan
ger, Immediately turned in the direction
Of Edgar, determined to bring hlm safely
10 the shore. He reached him Just as he
came TO the top of the water the first
lime, but instead of bringing Edgar out
Edgar carried Joe beneath the water. A
gentleman who was standing on the
bank Of the river saw the bows, and
plunged into the river and rescued them
ooth, thus saving them from being
drowned.
At Macon Tuesday the following was
issued to the Survivors of the Fourth
ueorgia Regiment: The citizens of Tai
potion having invited the veterans of the
FOurth Georgia Regiment to hold their
reunion this year at that place, | recon-
mend the acceptance Of their protfered
uospiIallty, and name Aug. % and 26 as
Tue llme for the reunion. Members of toe
executive committee will give notice TO
l1e survivors of their respective compa-
mes and as early as practicable forward
WCapt b. Curley, Talbotton, the names
VI nose who will attend, in order that
Il
corresponding Secretary Will endeavor to
secure reduced rates on the railroads for
NE survivors ana members of their fami-
Ies' Letters OF inquiry should be adj
meseed 10 him at Macon, Ga. All who
San should attend. BY order Gen. Phil
TTooA, PRESIDENT Survivors Association
aourth Georgia; Roland b. Hall, Core
spending Secretary.
,, W. B. Adams, j. C. Brown. Martin
nedrd ana Willie Arnold, four young
DeH VINO left ElbertOn few days ago on
pleasure trip to the mountains, met
I %.'u an adventure before they were out
tsis' Ihey had just entered the noun
Nr,I I Iahge and were driving along leis-
hoy hoy III lWo-horse bUggies, with all their
bHsSge aboard when they suddenly
ilu loud command to halt, followed
,Suatleulately by q command to hold up
S is nahds. On looking Just ahead they
ui.L ered man of IRENE ndous frame,
,i l'a ms mead covered with long hair and
n,piapoe with Whiskers, and a villainous
bars.uIs gun leveled at them, with both
n . 'ele cooked. AS the boys had no time
obTePSre Tor an encounter they readily
snsS2 Ooth commands, when pariey
had tnt, ana 1t turned out that the boys
rro, ,aeen Tue wrong road and were ap-
,n.tgachngthe place OF business of a noun
n tuoonsnlner. As soon as the man be-
OH OH satisfied that they were not revenue
Cots ne treated them with the utmost
Ara 'eel' explaining his conduct fully
frae a, slactorily, and rendering them
dew ~ Cnarge jugtul OF pure mountain
D., /" ueip them on their way.
iail ' ~ " small, c0lored, who has been in
torc;n.,N GAINESVILLE for some time past tor
NO. eiHg' came very near making mis- es.