The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-12
TIE NEWS IN oUYroN.
. Nsovement to Establish a $4,000
Cotton Factory There

Cotton Factory mere
Cana of Guvton's most enterprising citi-
ms and business men are discussing the
~oi.ct Of erecting a $4,000 cotton fac
- Something over a year ago the sug-
ION as 70 erecting q cotton factory was
- in a pubIic meeting OF the citizens,
hA S tba nIans then outlined were partially
81 9TH iu the MORNING News by its Guy
&C. . CORRESPONDENT, but the enterprise
W ,,,Ch some cause never materiallzed
sn..v~i9hstauding the fact that gentlemen
o.., racsived from time to time many in
hisias from, northern ca pitalists who seemed
tt;snosed to encourage such an enterprise.
nartial canvass among some of Guy
.on,s most liberal citizens has developed the
S~-,-a 70 see some industrial enterprises
astablished which will tend to give Guyton
: boom. A gentlemen discussing the sub
81 day OF two ago said but little diff
49, would be experienced in Guyton in
Using one-third Of the money necessary to
riace The enterprise on a firm foundaticn.
IL ia claimed, and very justly SO, for Guy
e., that its fine agricultural surroundings,
ia snlendid climate, its superior location,
tts gnod railroad facilities, with the pros
recIs of other railroad lines centering there,
its abundance of water and timber, presents
. snlendid opening for development and the
10 Investment Of capital Add 20 these
distinctive attractions church and school
fsciTties. excellent society and superb
haalth and there is a town that invites in
vestmeut.
a,,ras with the view of establishing at an
carly day subordinate lodge of the Roya
Arcs, nm in Guyton. He mas met with much
encouragement, and when the requisite
number of names are obtained, Past Grand
80
nerat Walker and others of Savannah will
ha invited up to institute the lodge. The
taxing feature of this society is its liberal
insurance, which is obtained by its members
on easy terms, as well as its prompt dis
charge Of its obligations.
Rev. T. w. Lanier, editor Of the Efinghan
Chronicle, has been called to the Baptist
congregation at Outland on the Central
railroad to preach for them. He has &C
cepted the call and now fils regularly an
anpointment on the first Sabbath of each
month at that place.
Col. L. 6. Wright, Efhngham's repre-
sentative in the legislature, gives notice that
local bills will be introduced at the ap-
proaching session to regulate the sale of
domestic wines, also bill to prevent per-
sons from Il espassing upon the lands Of
Others by hunting, fishing or otherwise.
L L. Cubbedge, one OF Guytoa's promis =
ing young merchants, has been appointed
treasure of the town, and has his office at
the store Of B. J. Cubbedge & Son.
Mrs P. NJ Adams and Mrs. W. B. Nell,
after an extended trip in Upper Georgia,
have returned to Guyton.
The interesting baby of IA months of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Robinson, is seriously
Ill at their home in Guyton.
Capts Cubbedge and Powers, well and
favorsbiy known to the travelling public on
the Central, have been laying up for re-
pairs
A. Clark Wright. near the prospective
town OF Pineora, has gone to New York on
a visit
Conductor Lawrence of the Central he's
been cooperating few days at Guyton.
Dr. A. B. Lanier OF Oliver visited his
son, DR.. Sille Lanier, at Guyt on, Friday.
Sam Elkins, promising young man,
formerly with B. j. Cubbedge g. Sen, has
okened a grocery store at the Shearouse
stand, on Springfield street.