The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-25
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of The Two States Told in
Paragraphs.

Cotton on Hand Three Years oid-He
Had Not Been TO the State Of oeor-
-Glimpses Of Brunswick Ref
ugees Abroad-Yellow Fever Not
wholly a Southern Ahiietion-Flor-
ida's Exhibit at Chicago All Right.
Plea For the Alligator.
GEORGIA.
Rochelle solid south Since our last issue
three Of our subs,rit ers have stopped their
paper They didn Ike the tone OF an article
that appeared in last weeks solid south
Notwithstanding the loss OF their patronage
we shall continue TO run the paper.
Augusta News: on the Georgia road Tues
day evening Mr. Williams stopped man who
was coming here from Brunswick, which
town he had only left day before yesterday.
The man was put OF the train az IhOmsOu.
He tried to evade the officer ny pulling his
hat over his face and making out ne was
asleep The man finally admitted he was
from Brunswick. and said he was trying 10
get 20 some town down on the Central road.
Columbus EnduirCr-Suu; The other after
noon two ladies asked admittaUce TO the
savings bank after banking hours TO get rid
Of musty greCnbacks These we're deposited
and they caudluly admitted great reileL from
the anxiety Of havlur the house robbed anu
losing their earnings The loss in interest TO
such timid people has been frighuul- and the
loss OF sleep equally as great. Nothing A1c
local currency 10 EclltNt 4Ac dLAA1oN
Marietta Journal, There are farmers in
this county who have number OF bales OF
cotton on hand one, TWO and three years old.
One farmer has eight bales that he could last
fall have obtained 1914 cents for it.-in fact
was offered that for It, but deferred selling
and still has the entire number OF bales on
hand. One farmer has cotton three years Old.
When he needs any money he sells on bale
and keeps the balance stored away. We can
give names II any one wants them.
Dawson News: This is a mighty good time
to judge men. The man who stands around
with his hands in his pockets, or whites
piece Of soft white pine, drawing gloomy
pictures Of the future, Is no good. He should
STAY in his back yard-lf he has one. 1t is the
buOyant. self-reliant man who faces the mu-
sic and is ready 10 helpu brother over a
rough place who secs the silver lining 10 the
clouds. He is whole team. That man
makes the world brighter and happier
Dawson News: Several days ago q travel
stained citizen from a neighboring county.
with haysee in his hair and green whtskers
walked into q prominent business house OF
Dawson and began relating to the head of the
firm the adventures Of his extensive travels,
and concluded with: II have been to Schley,
Randolph, sumter, Quitman and Stewart
counter, but l have not been TO the state OF
Georgia yet / think / Will start for there in
a few days There was suspicious redness
in the face Of the business man as he turned
his head away to slap OF q fly.
Grimm Morning Call: 1t appears that the
recent action of the Georgia state Farmers
Alliance at its meeting at Grifin may result
in trouble for the state Alliance exchange,
the mercantile branch OF the order At the
state meeting Il was decided that the Alliance
should purchase newspaper organ. and fur
Their decided to purchase Living Issues, the
paper which succeeded the Southern Alliance
Farmer the Official newspaper Of the state
oFga nizatiOn. The directors OF the Alliance
exchange also YOted-6n appropriation TO assist
in buying the paDer, but now il is said that
some Of the stOcE holders VIII 80 into the
courts and ask for an injunction against the
directors to prevent them from paying out the
money appropriated. This information comes
from q most reliable source, and il Is more
than likely that If the matter once gets into
court IL will result in the appointment OF a re-
eeiver for the exchange and the winding up OF
its affairs.
Atlanta Herald: Three hundred more refu-
gees from feYer-stricken Brunswick arrived
in Atlanta over the East Tennessee at 1880
O'Clock Wednesday. The big party, more
than twice as large when IL departed from
Brunswick. left that city last evening, having
a slow, tiresOme ride OF twenty hours. Before
reaching Macon the doors were again locked.
and this time officers were stationed at each
platform 10 prevent any exit whatever. The
train was then hurried through the town. the
patrolmen riding fifteen miles on their careful
guard duty. At $50 o'clock Inspectors
Veal Joyner and Ray and DR.. Ken
nedy went to Clark University In response
TO telegram announcing the arrival of the
special train at that hour They had a
tedious wait until past noon, when the seven
coaches pulled up with their worn -Out and
hungry passengers aboard. Their names and
destinations were taken and the train pro-
ceeded to the union depot. No one vas
found sick. All dismounted at Pryor street
but not more than one-fourth remained IN
Atlanta Several hundred dropped OF en-
route at various stations, and the others, as
on yesterday proceeded TO points farther
north.
A merchant ct Abbevilie, Ca, writing to
the Wilcox County Journal In advocacy OF
cash in business as the true basis OF a better
general prosperity, says in conclusion; AS
to the merchants in Abbeville paying less
than other places for produce, I simply deny
that, as know that when chickens were sell
ing here at 25c and zoe per head they were
only bringing. at OIL r towns, not more than
121ac and l5c, and eggs have not brought less
than loo per dozen here, when 1 could have
purchased Just as many as could be
hauled away at other places for SO
per dozen, and the farmer could
scarcely sell hem at that price And cotton
and wool bring as good prices here as any
where. Now, in conclusion, 1 desire to state
that If any man, woman OF child, without re-
gard TO color, creed or religion, will come TO
Abbeville with the cash that any merchant
in this town will sell them goods as cheap as
any town in the world that has the advantage
OF q local broker for these are hard times
and money is mighty tempting TO merchants
with an oVerstock of goods. I hope that
every reader Of this article Will make up his
or her mind TO do away with credit. all buy
for cash and then we will all have cheap
markets and better times.