The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-27

Jacksonville Times Union: The cranks who
burn officials in eftigy on account of their
alleged oppression of the starving people"
should reflect that the cost of one eftigy even
would buy good many loaves of bread.
Tampa Daily Times One truck farmer in
this vicinity who raised celery for the local
market last season says part of his crop paid
at the rate OF 81 800 per acre and he expects
to do even better the coming season That is
big money. There are few, If any, crops
grown in any country that VIII pay better
South Florida Sentinel: Notwithstanding
the hard times OsceolG county can boast Of
more and better crops this season than at any
other year in her history This is business,
and when all our people in South Florida turn
their attention to raising at home what they
consume, how much better off they will be- 1t
Is nonsense to buy our corn, meal, hay, butter,
etc north, When we can raise II all right here
at home
Nolusia County Record: 1t seems to be the
the general consensus of opinion of the grow
ers throughout the orange belt that the crop
OF oranges soon to be ready for marketing
Will he the largest in the history of the
orange industry in Florida. and how this
crop Is 10 he successfully marketed TO a profit
Is momentous question just now In view of
Ine Strngency Of money matters all over the
country and the discOuraging outlook for
anything like fair prices for the fruit.
sanford Journal: In line with the claims
mace FOR FlOridaS wonderful productive
ness comes the report from the rice farms
L
Idho mat has heretofore been worthless The
possibilities Of development in the agricult-
E,al resources of this favored state seem to be
lIlmtable. Its adaptation to the successful
culture Of product after product, not hereto
toIr tested, aStonishes everybody and the
!dct OF our monopoly Of the early market in
nearly everything grown here gives a value to
our products that places them beyond rivalry
ny other sections.
Gate City Chronicle; Examples of the pros
leLl.J OIL worthy cOlOred men in the south are
instantly multiplying. When the late Capt
= ration estate was settled at Maitland
Sl> vgiQred manager of the working force
sum w. Mosely bought out this part of the
..u>IhesS and his success uD to the present
Inc shows what a thrifty, intelligent colorcd
man can do here in Orange county. He has
uAe farm in Madison county, and or
80 grove and store ana houses at Maitland
ruo money in the bank. AS he is universally
rCsPetled and trusted. the color question does
Iol bother him in the least Like Bishop
'''h'' he Is here TO stay.
Green Cove Spring: Another more or less
amusing incident occurred in Clay county
i-s.Ie court the other day A case was he
i1-~1.tu by jury and after its labOrs, the
ia-gf. A'eIed the court room the foreman
.NN yht written verdict in his hand. AS
rn. sumo times done in civil cases. the fore
l"rr, ''lore handing In the verdict asked the
tI. whom shall the jury look for its
Tom, troubled wave rolled over the coun
lHt,g Oh the court; his chest rose and fell
,rf,A "4ItoWS on the crest OF the ocean and
(op ,. majestic sweep Of his strong right arm
seafa .i''ltioSQ, Gentlemen OF the jury, I've
ore1al When the command had been
N. 'ra MS honor caught his hrcath mopped
separation from his brow and said
dan l..,.Iueh' you all look lise sensible men;
St you know that nv J. dsrne1 are respou-
ih.s.o You for the fees Won have earned in
Win Ne You have rendered This court.'
saidb" smile and an apology the foreman
else o'uh Know and perhaps no one
he - nut he passed In the verdict. and
N'eil was dismissed