The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-14


Fora Herculean Push and a Great
Seasons Success and Profit.
GEORGIA.
Vyhirham Grit: II the fruit and vegetables
which have been wasted ana thrown away IN
Decatur county the past season had been
canned they would furuiSha supply for this
section for two years to come.
Madison NIadiS0nian. a party Of dove
hunters went over to Mr.. D. 70. Jacks ms farm
in Greene county one day this week and bag
ged ll6 doves. IL is needless TO say Mr.. W
Poullain the best shot in this or any other
county. led the party.
Quitmau Free Press. Brooks county ought
10 make hay while the sun shines There
enough grass in the county now If properly
cut and cured To- make hay enough FOR
small sized state, and 10 should not he allow
ed TO dry up In the heldS.
Lee County Enterprise. The caterpllars
are reported 70 have made their appearance
in our district. II is said they have already
done considerable damage on the plantations
OF Co.'s. Fleetwood ana NeWsome, IheE are
also reported to have reached the doom
place. The gold bugs. the caterpllars and
the dry drOuth' have laid heavy hand
upon the already oyerburdened farmer.
What next:
Griffin Daily News: II you want a good
time don { 20 down the street as if you didn't
have a friend in the world, for If You do you
viii be iostled and pushed and crowded out
entirely, sail In as II You owned the Whole
town. look straight ahead. head up push
everybody out of your way, glare at car-drlV-
ers yell at the cops as with an authority ana
you'll get the right OF way and royal GOOD
time you viii have.
BRYAN County News: Mr.. James s War
nell OF Liberty county, bas one acre OF crow
foot grass which is worth more than an acre
of good cotton Mr. Warneu is one OF the
most enterprising farmers in Lower Georgia,
He always has good stock, and plenty 20 feed
1t on and has no use for third party or Of
fee. If all young men will follow his example
viii and lRDDV long before
they arrive at his age.
Waynesb oro True Citizen During heavy
rain storm, Dr. and Charlie Dent were storing
fodder in an old tenant house. and where they
intended staying until the rain was over, but
the horses got excited and they went out TO
them, just in time to save their own lives, for
a terrific stroke of lightning struck the house,
tearing ii to pieces. lhey were severely
shocked. We understand that lightning has
struck in this locality several times, and has
killed large spot Of cotton.
Rochelle Solid South: There are farmers
In Wilcox who claim to have raised a bale OF
cotton TO the acre, with but two or three
years close attention TO improving their land.
The idea is gaining ground that 1t pays bet
ter to give more attention to small farms and
work for increased yields. Within Ave years
there will be a great revolution in farming in
this section. The farmer that -icks TO the
old rule viii get left in the rear. Condense
your fertiizing to less areas, till it better and
raise more corn with less outlay
Atlanta, last week, witnessed the novelty Of
a meeting of negro tariff reformers, convened
to indorse Mr.. Cleveland financial message,
and which resolved, that "lnasmuch as there
seems TO he a general disagreement upon the
recent message Of President Cleveland, be ii
resolved. that il be the sense of this body to
heartily indOrse the plan Of relief laid down
in the message Of the President as a sound
basis OF financial relief for the people, and as
such that we recommend that the Georgia
delegation will act speedily in this direction"
Lumpkin Independent. There are too many
Ia Huh q IglVT1 ~ q
is the excuse. A boy can hardly loaf two or
three months without sowing the seeds Of flu
ture Unusefulness OF course boy should
not be taken from the school room and put in
the field in the hot sun TO pullin fodder or
pickin cotton, but he can be otherwise en-
ployed. In the absence Of any employment,
as a last resort, better keep him at home
countin his fingers, than have him loungin'
around the stores in idleness and devilment.
Columbus EnQuirerSun: Ten days ago
John Virgins, man about 30 years OF age,
left home, and since then nothing has been
seen or heard Of him. The man is Of a very
peculiar temperament, and is given TO spells
of mental alteration. At times he Is very de
spondent, and 1t is feared by his mother that
in one Of these fits he has wandered of and
harm has come 10 him. The mother has
made diligent inquiry among his acquaint-
ances. but nothing can be learned of the miss
ing man. ANY information that can be fur
nished will be greatly appreciated by the dis
tressed mother.
Sparta Ishmaelite: Mr.. Joe Thomas, Han
cocks LIBERATED horse trainer had the mis-
fortune to lose one Of his fine young horses
last Wednesday afternoon while attempting
TO work the horse in harness. The horse was
too unruly to be driven to "A road cart, so Mr..
II. constructed a contrivance Of light pine
poles for the horse TO drag until it could be-
come accustomed to the harness. The horse
reared up and while in this plight he lost his
balance. going over backwards Tie fan
either broke his neck or bursted a blood yes
sci and it died almost instantly 1t seems as
II the horse had rattle commit suicide than to
be worked.