The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-18

Gotten Keeps Climbing and the money
10 Buy, it, on IIand-RUnRway We'd
dina IN O. Torrent Of RRin-The Hard
Season on ths aog Has Come-Di-
vorced by q Notary Publio-Bogus
Dispensary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Industries For South Carolina.
GEORGIA.
.-rvtv-alI sun. IS cllO-cd subscriber writes
e. .f.k us, lis emigration not better jnah 10 ue
W. a. Well thai depends on where YOU
W. 10 V0-ulether 10 Africa or q sun
warmer cline. Law-ahdinE cOl0red people
need have no fear Of Judge Lynch.
columbia 4ngulrer->un. Couou is bringing
l.lr price in Columbus now. the market
s.audil.. az r p for ui6uliur IT is coming IN
freely too. ana is having ready sale but TOO
high auticipatiuns must not be INDUCED m. IL
may he some Tine before there Is DIG
jump.
americus Times Recorder: The trained
dogs kept at the sail here were given q
practice chase by some Of the boys yeSter-
day. Al Athletic yu-th was given an hour
start. when the dogs were turned loose on Hls
trail They ran he track IN great shape for
seven miles and freed the young man on a
house-tOp
RlakeIv Observer. Tommie Jones tho
whistle toOter Qt Deal IS Chanceys gin is
laid up for repairs. having let his loot come IN
contact with a log Of wood IN no gentle man
ner few days since. We hope TON will he
able TO resume his duties again soon, as we
have o peculiar desire to hear the melOdlous
SOUND OF thNt whistle lust before day when
gentle slumber is sweetest Iommle alone
can make IL do its very best
Worth Local: Now is the hardest time OF
the year on the country hog. Melons, berries,
etc that made his land Of plenty tor him in
the summer are gone. and pint-fO roots ana
chart J. are his chance To pull through on un-
Gil .he crops are gathered. 1t IS now that he
FRS contracts those germs OF cholera % That
causes him to tuIu up his toes later on. anu
.fsfv TVH rrtsA VtaE1
that hoe-raising cannot be maze success IN
this country.
Dahionega Signal: A letter from Lon
Bruce this week who is in Oklahoma, states
tia, he +, getting ready 70 make rush for
laI4 tomorrow when the Cherokee strip
opens up. We see DUt very little chance for
our friend Bruce who is only fiddler. an
artist and u very poor horseback rider,
amunr those 5J0UicycIe riders that VIII be on
hand lie and Fulton Williams viii have 10
come back and help US cultivate the old red
hills Of Georgia
Pu Davis. c1lored. who has been employed
at Inen for several years as porter, and
who aad heen systematically stealing for
some time. was detected in trying to steal
pair OF OycrshOes last week. He was promptly
arrested. his house was searched. and nu-
Ine.uus articles were found Ike Was lodged In
Jail 10 await his trial. but with the assistance
o. 1me Of has friends he broke jail and re-
stDl. the goods. most Of which were left III
the courtroom adjacent 10 the jail, and again
made his escape.
Dublin Post; Every bale Of cotton brought
10 Dublin huuS prompt purchaser at the
highest market price for cash. There Is no
better cotton market. Farmers VINO bring
their cotton here can be sure OF getting the
most for Il that anybody can pay. The sup
ply Of money is ample, and Dublin cotton
buyers will pay every cent that il is worth
for every bale Of cotton offered. The most Of
the hard times are over, and the move up
ward begun. Dublin has faith in the future
and wants 20 lead that movement.
tr
SpaldinF was completed and opened Ithis
week. The opening Of this road makes it
possible TO build residence street prettier
than any we now have in our city. Beyond
the hill Ii is perfectly level and straight while
the hill Is a perfect natural grade, and when
sodded with Bermuda there viii be no better
place or one half so lovely for the court house
thon 1t would lie. We dare say that the
property on the new road has increased in
value fully one thousand per cent since the
new road has been built.
Grimm News: Friday afternoon about 2
O'Clock. Monroe Walden. (White) car greaser
and wiper employed in the Central railroad
yards in this city. was very painfully injured
by being caught between two bumpers. one Of
them being on the passenger coach he was
cleaning. The passenger car that he was at
work on was standing only about two feet
from freight cars on the same track and
while he was standing up an engine backed in
anC strU the cars, running them together,
catching him AT the hips, holding him fast I'M
til the car was pulled away, when he fell to
the ground. whore he was at once picked up
and put In wagon on a mattress and taken
TO his home,
Rome Tribune There was a runaway
match last Sunday night that came TO hight
last Thursday by the groom taking the bride
from her East Rome home ana transferring
her to MS own In Etowah district. II was
last Sunday that Mr.. Win Kinnebrew q we'll
known Young man living near Rome, and
Miss Bessie Doster, who recently moved here
from Lgerly, drove OF together In a buggy
They took the Calhoun road and kept driving
until they reached the place where the
Adajrsville road forks. Here they net Mr.
Farris Nixon, and the services Of Mr. Earl
Price were secured, 1t was very dark and
tht rain poured down, but nothing daunted
the ceremony was performed. The wind
howled through the dense woods that skirts
the road and the rain dreuched all. Mr.
Nixon managed to strike match, and with
these romantic surroundings they were pro
noUced man and wife