The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06
IN AND ABoU GuYToN.
Lively Budget of News From Efang
hams MstropO.is.

hams Metropolis.
Guyton is o have a steam grist mill, a
want long felt by the Guytonians. Angus
and Lawrence Cubbedge two of Guyton's
enterprising young men, propose adding
the grist mill to their la &c planning mill,
bota mills to DO ru by the same motive
power.
The juveniles of Guyten organized, a few
DAYS since. a temporary club callel tle
Little Helpers" and on Friday night they
g ave an entertainment at the resi- ience OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. B. Nell. The object w IS
to raise funds to paint tho outside of tie
Methodist church. The mu &c and singi g
by Mrs. Calvin, W o assisted them, was
very fine. The tableaux when were gotten
up by the lite ones. unaided, woul have
done credit to older heads. Tie whole affai
was in every respect success.
1t is reported that Garnett & S ubbs have
purchased from Shear 'use Bros their IN
JereSt in the Guyton Chronicle, which gives
tnem entire control OF the paper. Wi th
an increase or better facilities, which the
new proprietors can gle to the paper, it
can be mad q first-class weekly and just
such paper as the growing town of GlyGon
requires.
An interesting revival has been in prog
ress at Turkey Branch Methodist church
Rev. T. D. Strong of Springfield is past "
Of the church. He hrs been assisted during
the week by Rev. J. NJ )vett Of Guyton.
ID. r. Grower, Esq.,, of State 'boro, Bull
ock county, and soa-in-la of Col. Nor
gan Rawls mas beel visi ing Guyton with
his wife. Mr.. Grower ma es most en-
couragilg report of crops In Bullock. The
farmers of his section, he saws, are becom-
ing self-sustaining and Independent He
reports the new railroad Il Outla
No. So, on the Central railroad, to
Statesboro, the county seat of Bullock,
distanc of twelve miles, nearly complete l.
Augusta capitalists, aid "a by the ente pris-
citizens of SSatesboro. and those living
along The line, have brought ab lut thu con.
struction of the road. Blu eek peopl re-
J ice in the advantages of railr ad COM
lnunication with the outside world, which
will brin~ into prominence The fine lands Of
that section, aad the road will be good
feeder to tue Ce tral.
The latest IS oof1y" reports say that the
Pooler "goober" train will, at al early
day cave Swan an at z o'clock p. M, o
standal d time, aud ruh TO Glytol, giving
Guyton business men one and quar- Ter
hour more time in Savannah. 1t IS pro-
30 I'd for the train to stand the nignt in
Guyton, leaving at 5 O'clock a. M, giving
partie at Guyton, whose busi hess takes
hem to Savannah at an early hour, tue
opportunity to come INTO the ely
with the Pooler people. This a.
rangement will in nowlse affect the
regular Millen accom- noda ion, which is
well patrouized 1t was tn ugh that when
summer visitors returned to Savanna B.,
which hey are now doing, the travel on
this train would diminish, but such is not
the case. The farmers living alo lg the line
of the road, who are seading t1eir produce
TO Savannah, are making regular trips,
when more than supplies the loss of the
summer avel. For the first time since the
running of The Millen accom- no iatio i is
now provided with an engi Q, bagga re and
| EXPIRE 6 car commensurate with tne business
done, aud it wou d BE- most unfortu late for
| the MilleI accommo alton if the facilities
| which it now enjoys sho lid be lie 'seled.
Mrs. w. NJ. Cievela ID and ia nil-, AMI
Mrs. Dahl and family left Friday for their
homes in Savannah.
Mrs. T. Saw Age Hayward and family are
visiting Mr.. Willie GignillIat, near Guy
! ton.
Miss Smith of South Carolina is on a visit
TO Mrs. J. X. Garnet.
Miss Alice Baynard. after an extended
visit t. relatives ia Button, S. c., has re
turned to G yton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton have
been or a visit to the parents Of the former,
at Thomso Ga.
M and N s. S. J. Llnier and Alderman
s. 5. Tison and wife visited Savannah on
! Friday.
A want long felt for depot agent al
Euyton was an elevated lglt. A ent
DANIEL has been su piled, and he ad the
new light, displayed la night IN froat o.
the depot.
John E. Calvin and wife now occupy