The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-15

Festion. Boil the Entire Body Except
the Head, Which Freeze-Death of
erimn's Antiquarian Fortune Tell
-GwinnettCounty as an Example.
'Possum and Taters-Revived Inter
est in the Florida Ship Canal.
GEORGIA.
rGrifn Call. Col. George I. Jones in talking
CONGESTION gives the following u.alilhle rom
edy which he SAYS has been tried ana the
relief is almost instantaneous race the pa
tieut on a thin mattress and cover Win a
Quilt then pour hot water over from the
throat down 20 the feet and cold water ON the
head. Perfect relief comes In lew minutes.
Coyington Enterprise. The present city
authorities have exercised all their power IN
beautifylng the town and seeing that law ana
order was maintained. They nave been
economical in an their expenditures but
have not hesitateJ 10 spend money where II
was necessary TO do so. They have enforced
the city ordinances without bias or preJudlce.
and deserve The gratitude and thanks OF an
our citizens. Their services have been gwen
gratis and no duty has been neglected
Grimm can. Tax Receiver Joshua Ham
mond is a man whose yaraclty Is never Ques-
toned. and on has word he assured the can
yesterday that ne KILLED IN one Ios d snakes
a few days agO-tWO Old ones ana ~ young
measuring from six 10 twelve inches. The
snakes killed were Of the copper belly variety
OF moccasln and are Of "a poisonous irlhe.
in this county. and the truth OF IL Is not only
Vouched for by Mir. Hammond but by several
Of his neEhbOrs.
3 Columbus Enquirer sun: Milton MOBILES
who plays here on Friday night says That
three men out Of five to whom he IS intro
duCed. begin the conversation by informing
him that he was the first actor. and The
Phoenix the first play they ever saw. 1t has
become so mOuotOuous now that when some
gray headed rOUuucT begins to spring II he
throws him OF ny saying Its astonishing
how many people get me confOunded with my
father And half OF them believe II.
Albany Daily News. It is a fact that can
not escape notice and but elicit favorable
commcut-tLe cOlorcd citizens OF Albany are
among the most orderly TO be found anywhere
in the state. This is upon the whole. OF
course. there IS a class of the incOrrigible
STRIPE that lufest> every community but they
are being Weeued out in short order. The
great majority of the uegrce, OF Albany are Of
the quiet peacednle, SOL er ana intellectual
kind, and they reject credit upon the city in
which they live
Rochelle Solid South; II there is anything
We admire It's poSsum and taters. The
first good citizen bringing The solid south "a
pOssum viii receive in return. notice that
defeated candidate would envy If referred
TO his successful riyal-we l! speak OF your
public spirit patriotism. generous DISPOSE
uon, and how You are loved by your fellow
countrymen. The weight Of the 'poSsum will
have considerable 10 do with the length and
tone OF the notice. Don al come at once.
Gwinuett Herald: Take Gwinnett county
as an example We assert that there IS
more old corn in the county than has been at
this season Of the year since the war. There
Is a large crop now made which will be ready
for gathering in thirty days. The cotton
crop Will be about an average yield Wheat
and oats are more plentiful than for several
years. and while meat is remarkably scarce
and unreasOuaDly high, that very fact has
impressed upon the people the necessity Of
masking their own supplies, and we do not
believe We viii ONeresttmate when we state
that there will be from fifty TO seventy-fve
per cent more pork made than there was
last year.
Grimm Daily Times: Aunt Polly is dead
Amidst this period OF storm and trouble, her
spirit lifted on Monday night TO join the pro
Oesslon OF those other spirits which gave her
magic lore TO read the past and foretell the
future, and Griffin mourns a loss which is ir-
reparable. Fortunes must henceforth re-
in limbo unless found by the usual natural
processes. For Aunt Polly was a noted for
tune teller in all this region round about and
many there be who would swear 10 her art or
dlVinatlOn. No ClairYOyant medium fake
was she, but q genuine Old fashioned fortnne
teller, who gained her undoubtedly accurate
information IF IN a greasy deck of CARDS
almost as old as herself and piled lucrative
trade among the most intelligent as well as
the most Ignorant classes. When lover felt
laltt-heaited or a maid was too long in being
Wooed when the gay and thOughtless could
nnG nothing else to occupy their time or the
sp0 and fOrsaken yearned for balm in GIlead,
ana when lost articles failed to turn up after
che most vigorous search, the old negro wo-
man S palm was crossed with silver and the
unseen and uullnOWable rave IN its SePratS