Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-06

for the future. Cotton, while small, on ac-
count Of the cold weather. and bad stand in
some places In gray land, yet with a few warm
days, such as we are now having will soon be
al right As u the fruit crop it was never
noWn TO be better. The peach trees are
literally loaded down with fruit, and some of
our ci,izens are prOpning them up to keep
them from breaking"
Sumter ReptiLhcrn: ''The outlook is charm
lnE ne Oat crop for a large yield is an assured
Iact- The wheat viii make fair average. The
corn crop Is comparatively safe. for at this
ri'ne It is up 70 hign STANDARD Of perfection.
and two more good rains will make as fine a
crop or corn "a was ever seen in this section.
nr- kiuch Worthy. on is farm in this county,
has one hundred and twenty five or thirty acres
planted in corn. from which he expects TO real
'ze one hunr rel bushels to the acre Our farm
rs ere Jubilant over the present condition of
things, aud the future for the planting interests
II this section Of the state is looming uD mag
nihcsntly. There is life in g old land yet"
Americus has developed am0ug its Young
lady de 'izens cooking club. whicn the Repub-
hcdn thus describes: The cooking club COM
posed Of some Of the young Ia les of this city
s now IN active operation Niss Iaez tutts is
President. Each young lady prepares dish
AMI sends il to the house OF member at
which place the members OF the cooking cub
ami their escorts, young gentlemen Of the city,
are served st the table by two Of the members
of the club. It is now determined & at each
member viii at her home prepare the whole
repaSt. alternating from house TO house. This
Is good movement. ard is creditable to the
young ladies Of this city who comprise the
cooking club. We could better ju ge OF the
c-osiuy II a few samples were sent to this
ONCE"
Ine following which we clip from the Rome
DuLy Courier is v0uched fOr-hence any fshy
smell abou the story may be recOnci ed with
rtrict truthfulnesS: - bout two years ago Mr
J. VI Harrison, OF this city. gave hi little
niece, la daughter Of Gabe Jones. gold ring
a birthday present. Soon after the little
girl was playing in the creek and lost her ring.
uilIgent seaTc1 was made, but the ring was
lost in the creek ana cuud not be found. Last
Thursday Mr.. Jones caught a turtle, and after
his ife had dressed it prt parstCTy TO cooking
she found among the enJrails the veritabe
god ring lest in the creek two years ago The
ring was in q complete state OF preservation
and in no wise damaged by the turtles safe
keeping."
Jackson Herald This week the farmers
Of Old jackson have commenced the harvest
irg OF what promises to be one OF II not the
largest grain crops that has ever been raised
within her bounds While it is a well known
fact that our farmers usually receive fine re-
turn for what they plant. and large yields are
the rule instead OF the exception, yet re-
gard thu presen; grain prospect with more
than usual interest. ArOuud it are centred
great many expectations and hopes, and the
fu.iuess Of the promised yield has given sub
-tantial encouragement to more than one
weary and heart-sick cotton fermer- Other
crops in the future may do as well and bring
move money. hur none cen be appreciated as
much as the present one"
The wrightsyil.e Recorder makes the fol-
loving sen-ibls sugge ton. which, If carried
out. would have a happy tendency in impTOy
fus the resources and elevatinz the social and
mental status of the people 1t ssys: There
l. no raasOn why Johnson county should be be-
nini env Of her sister eunJies in point of agri-
culture or in almost a. other enterprise Her
resources are equal to any that IS now on the
high road to Improvement. We have good
schools. good citizens, intelligent farmers, fer
til- Soil-in fsct everything except a railroad
hat wuu 4 be uecess try TO constitute happy
and prosperous people. Now. let us suggest
rhe idea of q county fair this fall LIT the
farmers GENE together, form an agricultural
society for the county, establish subordinate
s1cielss in each militia district meet together
once wear, exchange views on farm ing and
other topics. II necessary, ana you VIII soon
f1d that i. will act as a grand stimUlans not
o " - the farmers, but to all the working
class"
william L Noon suffered the extreme pen
atty Of the law at Carroilton on Saturday last
for the murder of Jno B. Ward, n ar Carroll
ton. on the Il h II January. 1881. He was sen
ten el TO be hanged on Friday last. the same
day that another murderer. Hauvy. suffered
the deaih penalty, but fhe evening previous 10
rhe cay fixed he attempted suicide by sWal-
loving the heads OF Iumb-r OF lucifer match
es whis1. by some means. he had in his pos
ssiGn. He became quite i'll. and the Gov
era0F OF the state teleg-a he'd twenty four
hours respite. Accordingly he was hanged on
-aturlay az o'clock in Jte presence OF per
hsps IS eco people. The hanging took pisce in
a grove almost immediately under iha caves II
the Methodist Church at CarrolltOn, and within
three quarters Of a mile Of the All It was at
first arrau god thar n gRilOwS should De erect
el with the j3i, yard and that the execution
should take place there, but this IDEA Was ao1n-
1oned AID the grove substituted at the request
OF the uler's wife. who had no desire to wit
ness the performance, or have any or her
household see either the hanging or the con-
struction of the gaiiows.
A novel and impressive service was wit
uaS. ed at FatoRtOn on Wedne s1ay afternoon
f last week The Messenger says: AT four
O'Clock Weduesday afternoon the court hOu-e
was filed with people, gathered together for
e purpose Of giving thanks TO a mercb u.
Providence for the ul sSingS He has bestowed
up,n US As one of the speakers on the coca
sion ssii we have been b essed this year with
b uutiful harvests OF small grain. with bright
pro Uect IF good crops. with a most gracious
revival Of religion. and with the dlsc0ntlnuance
in our IN dSt Of the liquor traffic In
view Of all these things It was but
meet and proper that the entire county
should Join in a thanksgiving service.
Several appropriate speeches we're made and
hvmus Of praise and Thanksgiving sung. Near
the close OF the exercises the fOilowlf . resoiu-
ton Wss adopted y rising vote; 'Res1tVed.
Tbst this meeting appreciate the noble CO
oDersrion of our fellow citizen, Mr.. j .
Adams. with the Board OF County Commits
siouers. in closing up the liquor traffic in Put
nam county Snd hereby tenders MIN lis sincere
Crawforiv,He har, IT seems been the rendez
v0us of gang of burglars and rooheTs Tor
some time mast A correspondent of the At
lanta Constitution gives the following account
Of tn. acts and dol gs OF chs gang; or late
burvl sries alorg the line et the Georgia Road
have been frequent In some cases me amount
of goods stolen has been large. and in others
the burglar were daring ones crawford
vile has had its little 'divvy.' end comes 70 me
font this norniVg with seven more. during
the fall the store OF Mr. @. Myers vas entered
All considerable amount OF clothing ssolen;
In fhis isctance the thief was discovered. and
he Isrrer 15erti0n of the goods recoverei !.
3fsht on the heel OF this fAme the entering or
tla store OF Farmer a. Smith. their sac blown
ono. and over 500 OF the county mone5 sto'en
To this burglary no clue mas ever hteh olst;. t
cred Then came tH0 -e9srate attempts 70 bu--
gla.iza the drug store OF Dr.i ; -mlth FOLLOW
Ing this another successful burglary was made
on Mr. Mters The thieves remover the hea U
and helped themselves to about S4OU or , oJJ
worth OF clothing and CIhcr goods 10 JnlS
robrerv there il no cine W'hatefsF fhe grand
climax was reached last right. seven houses
were entered The parties suffering are SteW-
art & Tucker general merchant y 4 hroW e,
fancy goods and millinery; WASH NHhams.
coiored black mith: Wm Wynne's private
rasi4ares: 4 Strom, ieweler. W }. kortons
pri-ate residence: II. 4. Hammack's private
residences y is presumably me ACT that tue
bur lars frst Wpas % WASH Wlila'Ds ni4cA-
smith shop an1 secured tAS l1Ot ~i'u TI, LII -
yyoTsr They then went to Stewart a FUCKERS
o. tha easner above. aud broke the coor IN
T-, - tl;s wFaring the gentlemen cannot sia'e
" at the amount CT tEeir loss wiz oe' Out IL Is
small Mr. Browne lost some 3e~eifs. C os'e
and oth-s things They entered MS store by
bre4 king the windows open. The private resi-
demo. : we're entered IN the game manner, ana
mt little taken Z he thieves were eFlienty
looking for money, and cared very h1'lo Aoi
anything else"