The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-06

the Hose-1he Sugar-FoOt' Dance
at Key West.
GEORGIA
Weekly Nadisonian An old negro living
On Judge H. W. halQWius farm near Buck
head named Jordan Bai.ev. owns and still
uses q two-hOrse wagon which he found left
in one of sherman camps In Butts county
In ls64.
Covington star: The ringing OF all church
bells ought 20 i've stopped. There IS no neces-
sitv fOf 10 in the world. Every body knows
the hours for service without the ringing OF
the bells, if they don't, they can easily learn
The hours OF service.
Albany Herald. The bill collector still con
.inues mis- patent stride and stere0typed smile,
reinforced by a superabundance OF brass and
perseverance. He works with VIII that IN
everybody way, and doesn't put of Till to-
morrow those he can dun To-Day tie never
takes no for an answer, and is, all in all,
hard working mortal
Albany Herald. Now that the summer is
behind us, and we have entered upon the hrst
month OF the fall season. let us all turn deaf
ear to the CroakerS and pessimists and. with
our faces ana minds turned 10 the future and
our energies tent upon the affairs Of the pres
emit shake OF all that is left Of that miserable
ennul that has been felt more or less by every
business man during the dun times that we
have had, and be Up and doing with viii that
cannot easily be turned aside from Its pur-
poses.
Tattnal Journal: The other day while Mr. W.
H BazemOre OF near BelleYille. was riding out
TO feed some hogs, his horse came near step
ping on a 4year-old rattlesnakc. lie says
that he does not know why the horse was not
bitten, but he has heard that ratueSnakes
were blind in dog days Mr. BaZemOre says
that he is scared yet, but he was not so badly
frightened however as to forget the editor, as
he sent us nice stalk Of sugar cane six feet
and eight inches long. Now who can beat
this in the sugar cane line:
Waycross Herald: The first issue Of the
Georgia Mail, published in this city and
l,sr 1yFs 80 ION toll
We presume that the Mail is republican in poll
tics though il does not touch on that theme.
The Herald fully indOrses the following advice
TO the ColOred peOp4e contained in the Mail;
advice to the cOlOred people; Go TO church,
fear God. vote as you please. and by all means
subscribe for the Georgia Mail. The cOlored
people should try and purchase homes and
other valuable things which are looked over.
We should try TO reap as grand harvest in
this world as possible
At the Baptist church. Camilla, Sunday
afternoon, Miss Lena E. Billiard OF that place
ana MI John h. Fam, OF FaceYlle. were
united in marriage. The bride is the accom-
plished granddaughter Of J. Il. Spence, Esq,
of Camilla and one Of the handSOmest and
most popular young ladies OF Mitchell county.
The groom is the leading merchant OF Face
vile and is well known amongst the naval
storse and lumber men of Southeast Georgia
as an energetic and successful man and
clever and courteous gentleman Mr.. and
Mrs Fain have the best wishes Of hosts Of
friends for their future happiness.
Dahlonega Signal. A party comprising
three males and three females while passing
Mr.. Joe Early's "a few nights ago, took
notion they would relish some fine watermel-
ons in this gentleman patch near The girls
were placed upon picket duty until the boys
slipped over the fence and brought out five
nice ones, which were eaten ana verymuch rel
1shed by the whole party. Next morning Mr..
Early discovered his loss and soon had the
names OF the crowd Preparations we're
being made to secure warrants, when a com
promise was agreed to for the three boys to
pay the owner g. q piece, the girls be excused
ana the case settled. Two dollars and fifty
cents apiece IS the best price that has been
had during the season for melons.
Irwinton World: Joe Ramage, one Of the
white men charged with false swearing in the
last election, was rearrested last Saturday
and placed behind our siberian bars. his
bondsman having given him up TO the sheriff.
just before the last Presidential election this
same man Ramage had a host of third party
friends who pushed him into trouble for the
sake Of ballot but now that he is placed in
hll where an insect can live he is friend
less and fOrsaken by those pretended admir-
ers. There are now four prisoners in the
Wilkinson county insect eXterminator, two
whites and two blacks. The negroes seem to
stand the odor OF the Siberian walls very we'll,
but the white men look as il they had seen
better days. 1t takes a hungry man TO eat a
meal In Wilkinson county 5 jail.
Rome Tribune The storm predicted for
Thursday seems to have done a good deal Of
damage very near Rome. Reports come
from AeuuoQQ zap. eight miles from the
city, that a water spout such as was never
heard Of in that section fell and did great
damage. 1t will be remem cred that very
dark and threatening clouds appeared in the
north, and that a portion drifted over
Rome, bringing a heavy and long continued
rain From reports that reach here from
Redmond S the fan was terrific. In places
low but ordinarily dry, the waters piled up
many feet II depth-Some say as high as q
man head. Large trees were washed up by
the roots. and rocks weighing hundreds Of
pounds were Wrenched from their founda-
tons and rolled into heaps. The water fell
In sheet Of tremendous volume. say those
who saw It, ana the sight was terrifying.
Brunswick Times-Advertiser: Clever Gus
Lane, the cashier of the Merchants and
Traders Bank, returned to the city this
morning MI. Lane left Brunswick with q
tralnioad Of refugees He enucaVored to get
on at every station. but his general running
away-frOm- thefever expression caused the
guards TO put him back on the train He
went through to Union Springs, Ala. before
he was allowed to stop. AT that remote point
he had reason to believe his trials we're over
but as soon as he took seat in the hotel din
ing room and prepared to enjoy a long de
terred meal, a committee Of citizens ap-
preached and requested him TO leave town.
Mr. Lane took train for Georgia forthwith
and stopping at NaluOSta junction. was
driven five miles in the country. where he re
malned up tree until encouraging reports
induced him 10 return home. lie does not
state whether he ever got that anticipated
meal or not.