The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-15


A Dalton Man Has Thirty-Dollar
Bfn1l5 Years Old-NOwnan to Have
anew Water Works.
GEORGIA.
Fntontan Messenger: The farmers arc
now very busy saving their foC ler- IL eeeuLs
hard that there is always some lining TOT Inc
moor banner 10 do. and that he gets almost
nothing for the products OF the farm.
Albany News and Advertiser Albanys
health is nraVerlial with Inc geIoN ltFtL
on one side Of her and an epldemlE OF typnola
in tbe state. or the United states TO her size.
for that matter.
A thattahoochee G. georgian on his maiden
trim abroad describes u the Columbus sun
Gag Herald some oil his impressions. He
saws Amid the most Iedrlll uyi91o ttidt
ever heard we landed ut pier 80 IN New YORK
at a'clock Monday Ii ornltt&- - We S S
into harlOr hundreds al WHISTLES were u4o"-
ing and the .ood Lord only knows where SO
much noise came from. 1t was enough 10
wake dead man.
Macon sunday News mat the torrlu teu-
perature OF mid summer inhames the MINDS
of the sons Of man. boils the blood IN thelI
veins ana eXcites their nerves 70 IIehal l
action. every season gives ample PROOF. iAS
midsummer sun. his fires AefeeIy Dutu Iis,
hollis an the passions Of NJ IN into seeming
activity and the meanness IS bTousA1 70 lnS
surface. There are more TT anSgfesslohs OF
every code in summer than mere are ia VIII
nestle infelicities, more rOhber les, ana more
sorrow iniquity and rascality e morally
Americas Times Recorder: 30 unuful crops
economically raised viii 90 furth er 70 solve
the problem than all the legislatl N OF a cen
tury. and unless all signs now fau me crops
OF 1898 will soon place the country IA q cehoI-
tion, or in good way to reach that Couull4ou
soon, whore 10 viii be matter OF III nc CoDae-
Oueuce what congress does When our Iar-
mers as a class become self-sustan4 ug' anu
buy nothing but little sugar ana toiee'
and have meat. corn, fruit and vegeta oles 10
sell; and raise horses and mules at home ana
have a few bales Of cotton each year Cledr
surplus then they will be lenders ana not
borrowers of money, and they VIII care ut1le
whether gold or silver be the currency.
Newman Herald and Advertiser
The contract for the construction
OF Newman waterWOrkS was HNdI-
ded to Mr.. Howard Nicely, Of Chat-
tanooga, Tenn. his being the lowest bid. the
original specifications have since been alteted
somewhat, however, the city council having
decided to defer for the present the cree
ton of a stand pipe as part OF the system
This will reduce the total cost to about so
600. but will in noWise impair the emclency OF
the system, as water pressure VIII pc nau Ill
rect from the pumping station. me pumps
will be kept under full head OF steam uay
and night, and communication VIII be hau
with the pumping station by means OF an
electric alarm.
The recent report sent out by Bradstreet to
the effect that there would most likely be a
serious shortage N money in the south with
which to move the new cotton crop, excited
various comment. much Of which was anus
ing, but all OF it indicative OF the entire as
Surance Of abundant resources for the pur-
pose named among bankers ana others. The
voice OF our mOneVed centres has been as one
on this point. The Columbus Enquirer sun
interviewed many concerned, and concludes
that the southern bankers have made ar
rangements for the money with when 10
move the cotton crop. Inquiry made among
the bankers Of Columbus developed the graf
flying fact that there viii be plenty OF money
for the cotton and no troubles unprecedented
Carroll County Times; The factory OF the
Hutchinson Manufacturing Company IS one
OF the best paying investments IN the south,
When Mr.. HutchesOn took charge OF the old
factory it was run down ami was making moth
ing, 1t is now a splendid paying piece OF ms
chinery, paying good dividend. This i'm
proVement is owing almost exclusively to the
individual eXertiOns Of Mr. HutcheSOn, who
is one OF the most careful and foreseeing busl-
ness men in the United States. The Hutche-
son Manufacturing Company has recently
purchased the property Of the Wilkinson Pa
per Company: and this machinery, which Is
the best OF its kind in the south. viii be run
in connection with the cotton factory. No
one man has done as much to develop the re-
sources OF Carroll county as Mr.. Hutchinson.
Dalton Argus: Mr.. Tom NJ. Felker of this
city, has III HIS possession a thlrty-dollar 6ll,
dated sep. % l77s, now ll5 years old. The
print is plain and readable. the signatures,
however were written with ink and cannot
be read, but we believe with powerful mag
nfying glass they would be discern ible also.
The bill is nearly square, 3X24 inches in size.
The print on the bill reads as follows Thirty
dollars-'Ihis bin entities the bearer TO secure
thirty dollars or the value thereof in gold or
silver. according to a resolution passed by the
congress at Philadelphia, sept. 26, IT'S. ~
There Is also on the bill round Ornameuted
engraving the size Of a half silver dollar rep
resenting a seattle design in the clrclet
shows an elevated monumental stamp with
wreath and inscription running in half cir
Gle. which reads 81 Recte Facies." On the
back of the bin is printed Thirty dollars
printed by Hall & Sellers. 177S."