The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-25

-Four Others.
GEORGIA.
East Point Pillow BOY: Matte Jackson the
cOlored woman who cleaned ont bgNG
Br0ylcs, Fas sent 20 the Cha.u-g aug for i1Ii
months. I}rOyles went To 'HFE process on
her properly ana size assaulted hum with q
t5t-lrOn.
Americas TiIues-Rec0rdcr. A cabbage
measuring fifteen inches across The Up ana
WeiLhiug thirteen pounds was -L 1lted upon
the streets here Yesterday. And vet our mar
ket is supplied with vegetables grown 10 tAe
north and east
Franklin News. The gins arc now running
in full blast ana Heari county is daily turn
inE hundreds of bales Of cotton into ueIghoor-
lnE markets Franklin should De Heard
county market and viii be when the boats
ascend the Chattahoochee.
Augusta Herald: a peculiar thing hap
pened within the observation Of Grocer Rad
ford. who keeps out Oh Plcquet avenue
Friday. He had just bought a 10, Of aabGa4cs
and sold one Of them 10 cOlOred woman
named Charlotte Campbell She cut II open,
preparatory 10 cooking it for dinner. and IN
side found a live snake OF brOwuisA color, and
about eight inches long. There was also a
small egg in the cabbage supposed TO be a
snake eCg, from which another reptile would
soon hatch.
Camilla Clarion Camilla's correspondent
10 the Atlanta journal is responsible for the
assertion that there are two men for every
lady in town. This may he so or may not we
do not know, but one thing we can swear TO, II
the men had half the energy the Camilla
ladies have We would have the town on a
boom that would last forever And il the
men were as handsome as the girls are beau
tiful we could cover the town and IL Could not
be distinguished from heaven except by the
absence Of feathers and presence Of hog pens
Toccoa News: Had Shakespeare lived at
this tine in Toccoa and in the vicinity Of the
practicinR quarters Of the negro band, feel
sure his sentiments about music would have
been very different. Instead OF saying: The
man who has no music in himself is tit for
tredsOus. stTatagems and spOils, he would
nave held IL virtue TO hate music. Up to
TINS time have congratulated myself that
not only had an absurd appreciation of music
but some talent also. Now, ! say, in my mys-
cry, the bump OF music is undoubtedly repre-
sented on my head by % hollow. The practic-
ing was enough, but when the first notes Of
la-ra -ra-ra We're waited to us, we, being
too full for words. sat down and weptl
Sylvania Telephone: Since the recent rains
Sylyanta has been infested with myriads OF
the most vlilainous and venOmOus mosquitoes
that ever preyed upon the innocent. They
nave evOluted' no doubt, from the damp
spots underneath the trees and bushes and
from the stagnant waters At least they did
originally. Directly. we are told, they come
from the heauteOus Wiggletail this latter
noble specimen being the first step in the
great evolutionary system, and the compile
ton OF the cOsmic principle being unfolded to
us IN the perfected and perhdiOus MOSQUITO.
But whatever be their origin whether spring
from some lower state. the great central truth
remains the same, that they are here and are
making night hideOus. Very few OF our citi-
zens have enjoyed that undisturbed repose
which is supposed to wait upon the lust
during the past week. Like Macbeth they
murder sleep"
An Atlanta Journal correspondent went
down 10 Camp Hatues the other day to write
II up. de gives his experience and among
other details, says. When / was about to
leave Camp Haines TO return to Wavcross. |
went 70 surgeon Geddiugs for a health GER
uhcaie as the WaYcross authorities will not
admit anyone except on a certificate or tele-
gram from Geddings or the Justice OF the
peace at Waynesvilie. The surgeon said that
he aid not have pass book with him out
would wire the Mayor Of Waycross to pass me
IN, SO did not think any more about il until
1 was In about one mile Of Waycross. when
an inspector entered the car and demanded
my certificate. tried to explain the matter
10 hin, but without avail He refused to let
me on. was transferred to another car and
locked up and sent up the road. When the
tram reached Waresboro l started to get on
but seeing large crowd around the train /
was AFRAID to get OF, as l heard that Wares
boro Ead Quarantned against Waycross, so 1
decided TO proceed TO the next station which
was Pearson, thirty miles from Waycross.
When the train stopped 1 got on.