The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28
.vn ABOUND GUYToN.
.s4,a Building Industry-The
.c-iYi-! ~ 1sll IN be Sold.

..-,r+ The Building lnOuSIf y
Ac,iF--' r1,v,p Hall to be Sold
,,-.t,3is+s Of Guyton are making
me - 80 handsome interior improve
sal5 - the church. Mr.. r H.
men -,v If Macon has the contract 10 DO
me Ic, and paper hanging decorations
TIE re- and IL is said that 1t Is beng
nscessA H. 5o7e. bis assistant, mr..
srTi'-i,.1 made a miss5ep, while on the
R75cel5.. ~ F~.day. and fell 70 the floor, re-
sc2il.----- Ire confusion which has rem
cer'll7 ,,rfr for duty for some time.
dfrei l---i mes are still in demand. messrs.
Ol4''a --5 D. l. MacIntyre OF Savan-
I. \ a. recently purchased the
lal vscant lot near the
LsI.h of c. D. Rogers, Esq.
residen1e ,f fba best located lots in the town
Ib,sa 80. '-o that Mr.. D. I. Mcintyre VIII
aid l . oncs to erect on his part OF 1t q
conn enc me residence. Mr.. NJ. Y. Mac
yer9 u. -sI -ot bulld until he arranges GER
Ilt,,'5 MATTERS which reports say be Is
tan me-. -l,+-Dg When this is cOnsummated
e'l'sl- ,gi-i erect for himsalt a handsome
rss S1. n Adams has about completed
ll' H.. -o- q very desirable residence to
M - GA the Porter place, recently
" l..C'.s3 from MIR. Karow Of Savannah.
= v7i.Iiat whose, health has been
W A. ,15rroved bv lbs short residence
50 ~, ..,-ro-i has also purchased lot near
i'7ll r- mad work is now progressing
Iu7 In Use. 1t is reported thai
- others vino are negotiating Tor
G--r+.r Ia-s VINO contemplate locating there.
IA ps-1a residence and tine residences
~, Rustin and Clarke OF Savannah
ere nearing complexion.
ia ea,- cultural picnic at the Sheffield
-1.ooo da,- or two since, proved TO be a
yerv pleasant sHalr- n
The Tanier-Scarboro affair, wherein Mr..
ra1ier was expelled from the church, IS
III -be tall, OF the town. As Parson Lanler
sgh.rautiated the principal charge made
sraigsr the church many people are curious
n Know why he should have been dealt
VIII So arb raluy.
Tracrored Msthodists of the Savannah
5s.r,er con ereace have been III session at
Guyua for two days. The town Is tul OF
5aIaylres from all parts of the district. To-
cs, ri.Tbs one of unusual interest and some
nj rf- uiy guns among the colored MeJho-
ds-s will be heard from.
rr u. j. Morrison, a veteran who lost
lagatt Tue battle Of Griswoldville, with his
VIA is spending some time at the Lanier
house
Nr5. John Mclaughlin of Savannah is
visiting Ter daughter, Mrs. Rebarer, at
Guy51u.
I.r Oliver Bacon of Savannah and Mr..
Warren Of Albany have been spending a
few DAYS with Col. R. J. Davant.
Thscazans' meeting called few nights
sine todiscuss the status Of the Guyton
hail cryei To be failure The hall was
mort -ageI about three years ago with tue
bope that additional stock would be taken
aad money otherwise raised to pay the
mort gaze, but it was not done and the
mortgage as been foreclosed and the prop
ertg adye-, sed for sale in September. 1t
ruow proposed to let the town buy it in,
as tie pace will IN time require just such
hall for town purposes. The indifference
slgTu by those Who are largely interested
has surprised the average Guytonian, and
it IS predicted that ii may TALL into I'M
friendly hands and the town be de-
pnysd If Z place of meeting. Unless
S.uet4ing is done, it is said the validity Of
tie mortgage viii be tested rather than see
tbs splendid piece Of property sacrificed.
BIZ. george y. Nichols Is tie president of
the hall association, and has worked hard
70 perserve it 10 the stockholders, as well as
tote town, but it would seem from the in
difference Of many that there is but little
cj-opefati1n
Conductors Frank BeviIl of the Millen
recommendation, and W. II. Salter of the
6uIJol dinner train, are taking a much
lee1eQ rest in the country. Conductor
henry c. Morgan is temporarily filling Mr..
5evila place, while Freight Conductor Ed
C4sve.! is filling Mr.. SalUers place, and
they handle their trains as if they we're old
laBds IL running passenger trains.