The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-14

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GEORGIA.
Butler Herald. We don't find so many
people in favor of the stock law in Butler
since the passenger train killed that large
Jersey bull. While we regret 20 see our
neiEAhor lose such valuable property as be
was, Vet we feel easier when wc are on our
toll
Atlanta Herald. A man who runs a govern
ment dlsiillerv at Orchard Hlll down on the
fore the government OffCllls His cyclone
pit near his house was found fun OF whisky
kegs the other day. Yesterday Daputy Col
lectors Johnson and Ware found ten keg, Of
corn whisky In Cumming pit They are
stiu making investi cations FOR they say IL
looks like the whisky was removed from the
warehouse uutaEed.
Walton News: Farming must be looking
Up i'm our county. From all accounts more
farms have been made selsuStainug this
year than for any year in the last two de-
cades. More men have fatteuing hogs and
corn TO do them. and much attention has been
given to the retaining OF waste places. II is
reassurlug 10 see Verdaut pea vines grow
Ing on red hillsdes for more than anything
else 10 shows that the farmers have deter
mined 10 build up their lands.
Athens Banner. Chief Davis has now in
MS possession at the police headquarters the
complete paraphernalIa OF "a blind tiger. The
outfit was captured from Jack Douglass, and
II contains glasses from the size Of thimhle
up 10 beer key. The small glass, so The
chief says. is nickel tap ana this size is
more patronized than the large ones on ac-
count of hard times. Jack had q good OUTFIT
and was doing a thriving business until the
police made raid on him and broke up his
trade.
Albany Herald: J. H. Crawford colored.
who has for several years, given himself up
70 the different vocatiUns of preacher. painter
and forger is now in "a fair way to he sent to
the.chalnEang from this county, where he win
gain new experience as a laborer 1t appears
that Crawford WOUil TpppiVn orders vg
employers for paints 3t the Albany Drug
company. which he would have filed in the
usual manner In this way he became IA
hlhar WITH the signature OF the firm and de-
clded TO bring Into profitable reQuisitiOn his
aptness as "a pennman.
Augusta Herald: The reduction at the
Georgia railroad seems to be never ceasing
and now another cut is ordered. The train
that runs from Union Point to Athens will
also make the trip on the branch TO White
Rams, thereby saving the expenses of one
train. Two local freights win also be taken
on and this viii throw several more men on
their uppers. These trains viii not be taken
on however, until after the proposed change
of schedule. It is thought that this will take
place on the oath OF the month. and then the
heads Of trainmen win fan in the basket
Brunswick Timcs-Advertiser: We love
music. We dOtG on the brass band. The
Vibrations OF the trombone touch a sympathy
Of melody With rapture we can dwell on
the eager efforts of the lone beginner on the
cOrnet. In apmtratiOn we catch the interim
ing medley Of the boarding house piano. The
Whtstling hend who catches the last opera is
not without interest. The street car serp-
made is not without its compensation but
we II be hanged il we don't pull the blinds on
two-hour concert with brass band IN a
peaceable quarter OF town, while endeaVor
ing TO WOO the sweet sleep OF rest. Last
nights continuation Of repertoire for three
or four doublets was too much We got
last.
Columbus Enquirer-Sun: About a mile and
halt out on the COoleyville road there was a
big dance the other night. which ended as all
dances In the Bottom usually end in a
general exhibition of razors sailing of bricks
and freefor all fight. They were SWINGING
partners when right over into the center OF
the circle brickbat fitted and faU T1Tr,a.
dlately every light went out and by the pale
uRht OF the moon, which was attempting TO
simmer and shine through the leaks i'm the
top OF the house, dozen razors could be seen
nashlng omluouSly. As q result Of the inter-
ruption Of the festivities. West Fletcher one
OF the trlppers OF the light fantastic toe was
found in the Cooleyville road Sunday morn
Jaw bone broken.
Griffin Morning Call: Farmer No. 1 saws:
MY Wte mas sold eggs enough this year % paw
Tor every dollars worth Of dry goods thatwe
nave bought and has not sold any Of her
cnlckens yet. No. , says: Il bought and
paid Tor $3.50 worth Of meat last year This
year nave bought only fOrtyfour pounds
ana II my present crop Of hogs continues 10 do
Wen VIII not buy single pound Of meat or
lard next year. expect to market seventy
nye bales Of cotton this season" No 3 saws.
SIX cents Is mighty low for cotton but / can
pay every DEBT owe al that rate and have
money left. But Of course there will be little
or no profit on the cotton al cents" No
saws: W. ell, an in no hurry about selling
my cotton. 1 have sold two bales and have
twenty more picked out and ginned which
can sell at any time. But II am not deceived
ABOUT the crop, | think cotton viii sell some
heher imam present prices
Macon Evening News: The railroad sbons
open up Tor work about clock MONDAY
morning some OF the hands were waIxing
down the track on their way 10 work and on
crossing a small drain they heard something
Whleh sounded Ike The grOuns Of a man i'm
pam. me men stopped but the noise ceased
ana thcy started on again. After goiug
small distance the grooming opened IN AGAIN
and they went back to look forit After some
searching one OF the men discovered n foot
hanging out the cUlvert from which the
water was pouring. Looking inside thew
maze out the features of a man. He was
ooUOIed up IN knot and when they dragged
nm OUT they thought him dead He was
carried az once to box car near by and
sltetched out. He revived enough to saw
Lhat about Il O'Clock he was returning home
from nelEho and when he came through
the swamp four men jumped out and told him
70 pull out his money. He refused and thev
dubbed him. ~
FLORIDA.
PENSACOLA Argus. In spite OF the many pre-
olctlons that Pensacola would have a ..nig-
ger government should the home rule Mn
pass the legislature the Argus will ventura
10 assert that the present hoard Df oit,r 80,