The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-21
GEORGIA And FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told in
Paragraphs.

Moonlight Candy-Fulllng- IN
Atlanta and the Tramp Who Tam
psred with Tampa-Pea Vine Over a
Hundred Feet Long-To be Disci-
plined for Signing Whisky Petit
tions-North springaelds spooks
Shown Up.
GEORGIA.
Butler Herald. Nine persons, as refugees
from Brunswick came in on special train at
80 o'clock q. m. by way OF columbus lnla
morning. and were conveyed by Mayor Nc
Crary to the home OF Mr.. Frank NAchai'
about five miles from town, who Is near
relative to most OF them. They appear TO DC
in good health. and are welcomed IN our
county, their former home.
Griffin News: There was considerable talk
yesterday OF the propIlety of rendering camp
Nortnen to the Brunswick refugees through
the Joint action Of Mayor BOAd ana Gov
Northen 1t is thought there would be no
danger to the community in so uoing and the
inayor is rather in favor OF il II he could be
sure It is the wish OF the citizens. lhose VINO
favor this humane scheme should carry pc
tition around
CulIoden Journal: Associations and camp
meetings have been the order of the day for
some time past, playing havoc with frleo
chicken barbecued meats. etc; syrup max
ing will soon be in order. COOLERS viii soon be
ready 20 grabble, which brings on more talk
about the old-time Georgia candy pullings
rabbits squirrels and partridges are getting
y
are turning Boys, cuu the dogs and let's
go!
Abel News: Surely South Georgia cannot
be rivaled as to pine forests ana pretty
country homes. In some places. as FAR as
the eve can reach. the pine groves are strang-
ers to the destructive AK. No more beautiful
ornament can be added to background and
foreground than waving pines. Occasionally
an oak magnolia ana what is known as the
evergreen tree will rear their majestic
branches. We should he proud OF the hora
OF our own South Georgia.
Atlanta Heraldl There is probably not
CITY of its Size in the United States that has
as few tramps as Atlanta, yet once n while
a few Of these gentlemen Of the road favor us
with their society for "A time. This morning
one of these whose linen was a painful sight,
was talking to another, the refe ton OF
whose nose on the front Of Jacobs pharmacy
looked Ike tho eject produced when the orb
OF day sinks in the west "Jimsey' said he,
in "a husky, haven t-had "a bee rfOr-a week
voice. I'm goin on der road right away. We
moseyod aroun here an lost too much time
already. I'm dead tired Of the place Then,
stretching himself ana yaWnlng he Contin-
ued / tell ye. old chum the most indus
trlous man can't make llvln' in this bloomin'
town unless he works.
Atlanta Journal: Among the passengers on
the West PC2chtree electric ear was nurse
with q small child. The woman dropped her
purse, but didnot discover her loss t!ll the car
stopped at ? crossing. Il done lost my peck
ct book she exclaimed TO the conductor.
"Well, we can wait Tor you 10 hunt for it,
was me reply: fou must either get on or
give IL up. ia anoiner moment me nurse
was OFF the car, ana she lett The child on The
seat. "Efs you goes on wild dat Child she
yeued bdek Us sile ran Gown tHc street. you II
glt y0ufSen IN tlouole. Inc conductor uld
not know what 20 40. lie coui9 not carry the
child on without the nurse, and he was losing
llmc me woman WAS gone three or Iour
minutes. When she returned with the POCKET
book IN hcf htAA' Inc passengers tpPlauqed
her sharpness, and even the conductor had to
smile.
Macon News: Joe King. Uncle Sans wan
deriug soldier IFS once again wearing war har-
ness He was "a ken to Atlanta yesterday af-
ternoon ana turned over to the authorities az
Fort Mop herson by Detective Jenkins. But
this is not the saddest part of the story by
any means Within the confines OF those
army barracks Che murisioucd heart of the
hapless soldier heats restlessly at the
thought pair of pretty brown eyes away in
the lce regions of Itumau whisky desert.
doubt damp with tears OF longing while the