The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-06

The Cincinnati base ball team viii
probably so in training at Columbus.
\ Lowndes county. Georgia. farmer has
saved enough hay this year from twenty
acres 10 brine $SOO in cash.
The mechanics of F,tzgerald have re-
Gently formed local lodge of the Knights
of Labor. with membership OF twenty
hNe.
There are hundreds of thousands OF acre
of good vacant lands IN south Geole
that new settlers might BUY cheap and
reasonable terms.
OF tour counues voting on local opt,
Thursday, Pulaski, Whitfield and CO
noun went into the dry" column, Bi.
alone remaining wet
Judge James D. Dillon. one OF the cd
est merchants in Brunswick, and a gen
tIeman widely and favorably known, has
sold out, and win retire from business
Thomasvile Times-Enterprise: tax
on dogs would educate several thousand
children in Georgia But then you know
the vallow dog must not be intertered
with.
Mr. Roe Edwards of Columbus has a
pulyer.zed formation closely resembling
marble. which he says came from an ar
tesian wen in Richland, over 100 leet De-
low the surface.
The Red Men of Griffin have been busy
the past week in arranging for the re
ceptlon Of the great ncohonee and great
chief of records, who VIII arrive III
fy,, ~, IOao on business.
Triton Gazette: All danger of spread
of scarlet fever is considered over by the
CITY authorities The children that were
SEX nave all recovered. and there mas
Leen no new case for fifty days.
Cordele Hornet: Nearly every prisoner
in the convict camps has filed a plea for
nordon with The prison commission. we
u,d,Ild hale TO hear the tale Of woe that
comes to the ears of the COMMISSIONER
seymour Brooks, negro who cut and
lsined Enoch Williams. another negro at
Columbus. will not be hung because ne Is
now a unatic. County Physician Mans
Held states that he is crazy peyohu
doubt.
Fitzgera,d Colony citizen: On account
Of the cold weather, the salvation Army
meetings in their tent have been discoh-
tnued and viii be he'd upstairs over the
I'D Marcus saloon, on Pine street. uhui
further notice.
The Union Sunday school Of Woodbine
was organized last Sunday afternoon by
he election of officers and teachers as
'olows: DR.. Swift, superihtenueHn' " -.
tlurnett ass stanI superintendent; MISS
u-a Lang. secretary and treasurer Df.
;,vift Mr.. Burnett ard Mrs. Peoples are
"a teach the three ca sses. The promoter
| ~ the school have entered upon thell
work with a determination 10 make II
/ success.
zebulon Journal j. NJ. Brooks, one OF
Aolena's best merchants, Is selling some
| ice this fall Of his own raising. 1t Il
4 very fine qualify, and brings goou
rice. He has several hundred bushels OF
| : and hes des having enough to supply
lis own trace, Will snip some 20 SaVan-
nah and other markets. Mr.. Brooks plants
a little of everything that grows in TINS
eetIon. but says most anything VIII Deai
ouon.
special to the Enquirer-Sun from
Pratt, Ga, says: This community mas
,een saddened by a terrible accident IN
| which the victim was the son OF well
,nown and esteemed citizen of the neigh
| horhood. On Wednesday Ro coe, the 10
year-old son Of ]. NJ. Pratt, was assisting
n the grinding OF cane az his father
lace near Pratt In some manner the
| .oune man became caught between the
ever and cap piece of the can mill, and
the mill beng an old-fashioned one. nc
was ed instantly, his neck being broken
wice. his head crushed and his jaw
broken"