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

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GEORGIA
Houston Home journal: Cotton IS not be
Ing marketed as rapidly as in former years,
which fact clearly demonstrates the increased
independence Of the farmers. Formerly the
stress OF debt forced the ma ority OF them 10
sell as soon a. the cotton could tt gathered.
Augusta News Thursday morning OF The
postof1ce q drawer which they wished 70 use
ana for which no key TO be found was pried
open, when one hundred and -hirty-Seveu let
tiers were discovered AAeee letters. d. r.
Dunbar ~aid, should have been sent 70 the
dead letter once by Wimberly before his dis-
charge from his place.
Albany News and Advertiser: Some Of the
negroes are afraid Of the certificates issued
by the Albany Clearing House Association
and positively refuse 20 accept them. There
is very little philosophy IN he negro. and ne
is ignorant TO a painful degree The majority
think that the whites are always lLNeutlnE
BOme scheme 10 Swiuule them Reason is out
Of the Que@. on However, they VIII soon
catch on to the certificates
Co.Qmbus Enqnirer- sun: Speaking OF the
outlook one Of the largest wholesale dealers
OF the city told an Euguirer-SUn reporter yes
tercGy that his firm held notes due on sept.
! and 4 to the amount OF $40 GOO made by Gus
toners all over Columbus territory, and that
over 50 per cont. Of these papers had been
paid. The other was scattering and had
asked LOT HLEGtA u1hH extension. mere -
nothing that speaks Ike results, ana tnlrty
days from now the August hight vii! be only
dim recolle eti0n.
Greensboro Heraid-I0urual The female
base tail players were here last Friday, and
played nine composed or Greene county
Young men. They were Wc5l behaved roth
a. the hotel and in public. aad outside OF the
abbreviated skirts they wore. over blue blouse
Knee pantGlOou~. were very much like other
young women 81 The working class around
cities. We DO not approve Of females going
around over the country ball playing, hut the
crowd here behaved well, we must confess.
But they cOuldu play ball
Swdinshoru Pine Forrest. At the Baptist
church Ia Sumnltrtovl last sunday Rev. A.
l.. BrantleF. while In his discourse. referred
incidentally to the evils OF intcmperauCe.
when Henry L. smith. the third party leader,
moi even member Of that church, rose up In
the congregation and asked the minister 10
tell the people what the United States gov
eminent was dong to protect the whisky in
dustrY such an act was not only IN allied
for but was out Of place ana exhibited his en-
tire disrespect not only for the ministry but
the cause OF religion,
Hawkirsville Dispatch and News: Editors
somehow or somehow else always manage to
get even Here's the way Mississippi editor
resented an insult. he lady CD who yes
terday called the attention of another to our
patched breeches, whereat they both laughed
so heartily, is informed that new pair viii
be purchased when her husbands DILL is set
tied. 1t has been due nearly % year. Don
crlttcise printers dress too closely while
wearing silks purchased with money due him.
Tel your husband to send rs 5000 and save
the cost Of an entire suit
Athens Banner: A Banner reporter talked
with number Of our citizens Yesterday and
there seemed to be better feeling in regard
to the business outlook than o some DAYS
One prominent citizen remarked that the fl
nancial policy Of Mr.. Cleveland as outlined in
the Banner was the most encouraging thing
he had seen in some time The repeal OF the
10 per cent. tax on state banks was the right
thing 10 DO, and would go a long ways to-
ward relief. and-at the same time we would
nave stable currency. and plenty Of money
10 satisfy the wants Of all sections.
brownsville Times Enterprise Georgia
has, IN the main, a good negro population.
Here in Ihomasville. and Thomas county
as rule they are law abiding and indus
tflous. True. there are exceptions to this
rule, as there are to all rules. We doubt il
there Is better class of negroes anywhere
in the south than is found in this section, II
northern fanatics who know nothing about
the negro VIII let him alone he will work out
his own salvation successfully among the
southern people, among whom he has always
lived and who understand him. The race
problem, II left alone. viii adjust itself.
Telfair Enterprise. On orr streets one dav
this week. dusky son Of Ham wishing to
make an intellectual pispay which would ey-
cite the admiration OF his less informed
brothers, undertook to explain free coinage
and got al IL after this manner Said he TT
means that we are 70 have all the round dol
lars now in circulation, and an new ones
coined hereafter. made in a three cornered
shape Catching free coinage" to mean
three-eornered His credulous hearers
bowed profound gratitude TO the duskv solon
for the wonderful revelation which tended so
much 70 enlighten their benighted under
standing
Atlanta Journal: There is no doubt that
confidence is returning. The hanks admit IL
ana those having business dealings SEA- tn
a nope they are almost afraid to express,
that prospects are much brighter than they
We're month ago Depositors arc replacing
IN hank the money they drew out al the time
OF the scare, and the statement is credited to
some bankers that they viii have plenty OF
money to lend within two weeks 1t is not
surprising that confidence is returning much
raster than 1t disappeared. since there was
really no sound reason for the scarcity OF
money except the fears OF those who we're
shocked at the invasion OF the governments
gold reserve.
Griffin News: The good times are not only
coming nut they are already come. All that
II needed Is Tor our people to 90 to work and
for those who have money stored away 10
bring II out and put IL in the banks in bust
ness in real estate and other Investments
There SIS no longer any danger or risk Of
losing IL. The scare is over and the banks
are sending their money from New York
wherever II Is needed In the south The only
dancer TO money now is that II will not get in
vested fast enough and thus failing TO bring
its fun return. II will soon be
with the moving cotton crop, direct
trade with Europe and new industries all
eyes Will be turned in this direction. And as
soon as moneycd New England gets her SAFE
n&eu on the attractive south the money bags
VII! open In this direction and the good times
Will come sure enough.
FLORIDA