The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-27
IN AND ABOUT GuYroN.
a New Building Assoc atio1-The Ar
nuef Camp Mating

nusI Camp Meeting
j. R. BoJd, Of the Interstate Build
ing and Loan Association of Columbus.
has organized a local board in Guyte n
consisting of B. j. Cubbedge. C. A.
j. Sweat, 8. H. Morgan, B. r. Armstrong,
5. s. Tison and A. J. Futren. B. J. Cub
hedge has been elected chairman and L. /.
Cubbedge secretary and treasurer z. b.
strange. Esq, was elected legal local ad-
wiser. The company has a large capital,
and 1t Is said that the general agent Coz
sldered Guyton favorable town for placing
loans, and that in future Guytonian stock
holders can have all the money Jhey want
lot building purposes. Toe local board
STARTS out with a subscription of $50 shares.
which In short time viii be considerably
increased. Guytonian, in speaking of the
matter, said that quite q number Of citizsns
OF limited means viii now be able to build
their own homes
The people Of Efingham are now looking
forward TO the annual camp meeting which
begins at Springfield, Friday, Oct. IL, and
VIII continue until tue following Wednes-
day. Extensive preparations are beinv
made to have all the tents occupied and o
accommodate the large crowd who will @
IN attendance Rev. T. L. Christian pr
siding elder, IS arranging to have the nleeb.l e
supplied with some of the best pulpit tale
to be had in the South Georgia conferenc
Inc meeting promises to surpass in intereS
all past gatherings. This annual MEETING
Is time when many of the former citizens
OF Efi1nghan, who reside elsewhere, return
to renew old acquaintance and make ne W
ones. Conveyauces will meet all trains al
Iuyton and take visitors to and from the
grounds
DIR. j. Emmett Blackshear and wife. who
nave been residing for the past two years
in London, England, have been visiting
the family of c. D. Rogers, brother of Mrs
BlackShear.
Miss Gertrude Emory, who has been Wis
lting here, has returned to Savannah.
Hon. Morgan Rawls, representative from
Etfingham, has been spending day or two
with his family this week
Guyton has had most refreshing rain
which was greatly needed by the truck
farmers. The crops in Effingham are being
gathered, and the yield is abundant. Corn,
potatoes, cane, rice and cotton are the prln-
clpal crops grown in Bingham, and the
yield was never batter. The yield of cane
is as good, if not better than for several
years past, and bingham will lead in fine
syrup this fail. Rev. T. W. Lanier has in
troduced a patent SKINNER, which takes
out all OF the impurities of the syrup as il
is being boiled, ard adds to the superiority
of the syrup. Many are being used, and
those who used it last season realized much
better prices than others.
The people of Guyton, and along the line
of the Central, are pleased to see from the
interviews in the MORNING NEWS with
President Alexander and the new gener,
manager, Mr. Gaobett. that no changes ia
the heads of departments are contemplated.
Supt. Hege and Roadmaster Marvin come
in contact with g people very often, and
these officials are popular with the public.
A gentleman said, the other day in speak
ing of them, that they have shown much
consideration to the wants of those who re-
side along the line of the Central. While
looking closely after the interest of the
road they are ready at all times to receive
suggestions or hear any complaints that
may be made concerning the affairs of the
road.