Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-08

Georgia Affairs.
.irfur the chickens at an alarm
Pin Albany
.aaaa Ftoaosraph says that during
-r-v ,ars three or four strangers have
-'ei ,.,,r-s who are regarded as bank
-ts police have been BOtified to
'-. rrss5a- f5r them, and the various
SCI --.ci-y are using ths necessary pre-
-,--r tt. view OF protecting their pro-
l-s-,irs. deDredations.
~ s.-so men have struck Atlanta, and,
-- the Pl0uograph two OF them
LIN $40 last saturday night
,,,rr. Pi0u0graph thinks that the
- ,r.=---5 must be built or Atlanta viii
.,.n growing because she cannot get
r.sres nobody will move to that city
---B5ss ~ freezing their families TO
r-.u.t.a Adrsrtissr remarks: Mum
.ser-ula1.ers are now paying high prices
-..--. t-.I stock on. and in a short while
rsrir- nearly the same rate per 100
. h have the grass killed in order to
ta,.of cotton % an average OF three
s.t.-r acres Of land. This is one reason
--.-- farmers can accumulate no money,
y-es- measure accounts for the many
--t..-.-. cows aud hogs 70 be found in this
a--u
--.-s-s- class of c5i0red men in Atlanta
..-.5-sr---s-eia q movement for the reform
s...r---tress por-iou OF their race.
sr,--a EtmreItIe declares that the
..-..-st WEEKLY News is the best weekly
tie state. so far as cur observation
-=
rfa1srl.s OF sparta states that some Of
most intelligent and most enterprising
s---s If Hancock county are directing
attention -o tile raising Of upland rice It
a-.stHs isa cheering Indication, and says:
...art 81. ia the right direction There is
----v ia the world that aimits Of a
-- diversity % farm products than our
late section. Why should men raise
.--.- with which % buy rice when it cos-s
r-.arsis- pound of rice than it does to
-.ss r5luI Of cotton. A pound Of rice is
none easily raised than pound Of cot
r-s-l both bring about the same price in
5-ze- We hail every movement in the
t--.-5a ot diversifyjug our farm products as
srsgiutls direction Of prosperity and practi-
sri-p-uierce- The men who lead out in
thai direction are beuefactors-'
srsnp wadsd INFO the sauctum of the
W=.P-lt Press on Tuesday last and informed
-s5vI that he had had nothing to eat since
Saturday evening. and had walked 375 miles in
a-usa1rme-
Mr. O. Wilson. one Of the purchasers OF
as Macon and Brunswick Railroad. informed
a-Nscll Telegraph that it has not vet been
e1s.lu 90 Atlanta The Railroad Commission
slus way. but he says he may probably
p lzlsai ana build. trusting to the Legislature
5rU9.-tu1H. The route has not yet been
5zaisl on
l1yesterday morning an old frame building
lue river bank at Augusta, used as to-
baae warehouse, was entirely destroyed by
t,- The loss is about $500
says the state Line Press: Commissioner
EH Hart was in town on Monday and gave
ISL few items as TO the loss Of bridges in
c-75- ST. damages at this end Of the county,
EltrEt ten thousand dollars will replace all
Ie structures. including the river bridge at
-a-a-lL s. washed away by the late freShet.
lle c1ltracts have already been given out for
s-- 20 tie bridges Only the abutments of
u bridge az HlEuley's mill were destroyed
i-e nan part standing firm The Board of
'll-Ssl11rrs VIII hO-d a meeting next Mon
-AE all We hope 10 give some points next
EtL
-aei-s 70 sIFpresslng your genuine poet.
sI7aE Won come 20 his assistance, but winter
es-E freeze Linn ont. As evidence Of this the
sr-e.l0r 1t the Seuoia Farm and Home pub
a--s .1= following ode on winter:
The wind now blows,
and then il SHOWS
30 nothing grows,
t0r he ground Is froZe,
And SOS our nose,
Cur heels and toes -"
Atlanta Post IpueIl. Col c. B. Howard.
{. l-r-ersvI-e, has got several trenches OUT
! -e fair grounds filed with thousands of
las-r lass That contain earth, in which he has
s--.5- COTTON seed, So as TO have an early
~ iQr the Cotton Exposition. The PAP er
IS, ---l about 5ne quart. The tTench6s con-
---- --e bags are about three feet wide aud
--- ---e A layer Of cotton seed is PLACED
.-r Nl.Fu ui the trenches to the depth
-f. inches 10 generate heat and draw
-'- sHi rr-1 the paper bags are packeF
t>-t together, where they Will remain
~. --- L-@ cotton plants get to be eight or
-S li-h- Then the paper bags. each
-aaiiS plant. will be tasen and trans
tA-.r+ ladel near by. II is Colonel How
- mention % get the largest yield on
-7- amount 90 land that is possible to get
VI most approved methods Of cotton cul-
-. Y. q the aid Of the best fertilizers and
s-4- care The results Of his experiments
a-Al9USY watched by the public"
LUEwfI.a Tr stN-...- = :
-s-...l " a. created in the city by the an
s-t.-vat That an infant had been found on
..ts-rts or the residence Of B II Craw-
-s4 10 was l-.l there sometime during
s.~ ana was discovered early in the
--i- Attached to the Cbila's clothing was
-,7 --.,7 @-. o bore no direction. but the con-
-f5 "-.-l were very much after the order
al - iA-lai-lis llr. Crawford was not at home,
7-fS -S s91-u-law. Mr. Felix jenkins, was
sss--l- .i me circumstances Mr.. Jenkins
ra- 7--j.-5 l.e note, was confident that the
ELl leit the child had made a mis-
--f- ~ y ne l Use al which she or he intended
-- lie az once sent for Policeman
49, -.aL and gave the child into his care
r-l-- .Ine ms rucring him to leave
.--,s-- "a --t'-e pY which the mother Of the
--5lF.--.5ss-s' ss-s' De- discovered llr. Foran car
sr -.- Cd the negro woman who keeps
f-se. Alist just south of Allen & Rem
-1-- -..---rS, " A--e it will be taken care OF
---er s'eEs are taken
"a. 's --e HcDufis Journal. About one
'-f-ii Bacon, colOred. of this county,
tl-----s s--etl OF singular experience. Re-
5-srr p "orE one night he pulled of his
rs 't, end placed them in g corner of
s1- l. = one Of these boots his little
r5--i iEel q small pccget knife. The next
ar I-i- put On his boots and wore them
erv- ~ without experiencing any in
st aP -0h the presence Of the knife,
ME 45---s pu.el them or at night the
b an D 4 81 arsF
1t5..-.ea> a. gone Virgil examined his foot
az y a small cut in the bottom, but as
-s pain or trouble him
Several 10 attention to iJ.
t5--s-c--- ---.--.--s afterwards a painful pro-
u h-s7 -.teafei On the back or side OF
l-+ +s- t-l which he was unable 10 account
Cd .-ss.,--p p--l'l 10 DR.. Durham for advice
ls rrss.---l'. The doctor soon discovered
o. ~ yt foreign body in the negro's
l-sg r,. 81 .'4A NJ an incisiOn disclosed and
--- 5--r - missing blade OF the knife which
ses1sls- -sttr1 into Nirgil's boot The
O. --l. ( about this occurrence is that
ls-s.rf-=- u OK Tie knife-blade coI-id have
@, siv---t ell worked through the foot with
l,s '-- PAIN or even Rttra til < his no.
al;sr al..9 ~ ,l1lasiite, There has not yet been
p7lp.e pcS. 'l1 war, when the interests of the
4-ilg g5Fa-.-. ~ ueratively demanded the prac-
.-lt this 80. ,lan now. The indications are
AyIestir-- y -H hr disastrous one. financi-
al,l7i 81 taLures sre q ready mounting up
4 our rg.-i.S7 7st.II-n ns of the country The time
-lza d1rE coming. The man who is run
We're srf \, t.7cE credit schedule will know
sl7sube- "a-h the lightning struck before
.Flsg5H., -hT & farmer who has raised his
~ EsfaT '-l De able to rest upon his oars
IN % eya-lle 'le storm. And vet it behoOyes
-s'sfssf 80 80 the most rigid economy. 1t is
- Result f-e f-.-ee upon future crops. Only evil
.l9te thzy I'm .-o-l lhe mOrtgaging Of crops
,---,s=s ths are -.7. lt in the ground Wisdom
= he loTes4p pSle Of cutting down expenses
.eomlcb n p-s ible figure Our people buy
lave -iIIey uy what they are not obliged
,sls The Jay what they could raise at
- buy ptiy much larger profits on what
= tie sa-l ley get on what they sell; and,
s,sa'sr - gate value Of what they buy is
=, thev FClie ie aggregate value OF what they
.11gs md that the most incsssaut toll
Lstl tl "a none Of the blessings Of prosDeri. eri.
r5sse tIs-ta5i al husband our resources. and
= Is vie 10y. ~ making more than we spend.
1hsc,-1e and practicable economy"
-oFirg gstali9ls salllls EHQltirer-Sun publishes the
~ tlleTs1 s.c.lng Incident which occurred AT