Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-06

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c-l1 .-s saws that the horticulturists
.s.......f la.e pre-. .y well agreed that the
---....- fra peach crop have been destroyed
-..--.ssl- e1.f spell, and s me suppose that
d .-.4s also. have lee1 injured. They think
-.. cherries ara grapes may escape, but
s- almost certain TO be affected by
from frozen sap Ths Nelrs hopes for
-..- as- Ia thar ''the jig is up"
.-=z-.sgt LaGrauEe are paying conSid-
.-.s attention tJfsa culture, and the town
.H-r-=su fsh ponds. The Reporter
s-s...-a a rsar ago last November few very
.rasa carp were placed in some of
---r.va.=a a- tl1- tizie would not weigh half
r-.r- La.tvesk one of the ponds was
--1alf lLe carp taken therefrom averaged
sr-aaI a la-t ia Length and weighed from
t--sst5 fear pounds. Quite a variety Of other
flve-.af-5 taken from the pond, the whole
rnlerlziac about twenty thousand. 4 few
z- llf grown t3 an enormous size.
-. ei--5r cf the coffee County Gazette
threatens if tie cold weather continues, to
s-tard n.yo to a warmer climate.
C=- Ca-Hlg Gazette says Sir. James
Eu aa oil uaa OF about seventy years.
t-,- v-ez 4, Dl-ham's Bill Mr.. Finnon
rlsl- one tlusa prominent and wealthy mer-
gaa.of .E4a. .iassl.e. but after the loss Of his
s-t vl.s le met with financial reverses, and
---- afterwards succeeded in restoring his
asts--uut lie vas at one time High Sheriff
dcf=eul-y. aal proved himself a very ef-
5--z, officer. i9r the pzst five years lie has
benin charge Sc Durham's mill
U- sesr=e C. Grogan has assumed editorial
charges ef tae EI5e-,ou NeJrs. He does so with
.--- efr-.u-e@nee cause by the conscious
u-sotu-xus risHse aud inability. His enbarass-
lsz- however IS greatly relieved by the hope
-s- De- uay. in q small measure, contribute
sue.hrg % that high profession journalism.
I--c1.4sci ugresati1ns in Clrtersville are
T0u1t ia paying their preachers. The Er-
ays They have rule that each mem
b5rrus- pay twenty-five cents week, and II
any one Of them misses paying three success
t-Wee5s hs is slmmarily communicated. =
Tie Wr.-h.sv.iie Recorder reports that one
oiIl- o.5=s- anil most successful farmers in
Johnson ealGty, who has never bought bushel
o.t-El Ia iis life. remarked the other day thar
hsVol.iH- compelled 70 buy at least fifty
Bushels this year The Recorder also says it
las never known fodder as scarce in that cOun-
E ls Is is at This time 1t can scarcely be
bought at any price.
-te L.Hrs-ter indicator says: Passing
tls Acaata and West Point Road to At
ia-tt issr Friday We noticed the farmers were
T7-g busy le. -rin- for q large cotton crop.
Ever Patw4s piled with guano sacks, and
t-s Is-l--sr u.l1r flated afar on every pass
I5 rez= ld pine fields have been cut
45Tr. aui Tie supply OF labor seemed ver-
-.- Nel9 hope the final results Of all this
asTty ynaE rrgve satisfactory and relnunera-
tive --- Gl concerned"
i-- t1--e-yas Register reports that a few
olys --a s4.acefIeut E4ppenad in the family
e. Dr. JOAN S-l-E.1-s. Who formerly lived in
Franklin county, au- is row living near Har-
Llly ggT- Its $50 little boys, about six
al- eight years old. were playing near the
a9l- I.e. N.ea the Oldest picked up a sharp
axe and made 3 s-r5se az a stick Of wood. AS
-=-.s --l- Youngest stopped under the axe,
E-ea s-rlesd.rt an the back Of the neck and
a-li--- sever d Lis head from his body, killing
L1ius,alt'r
-l. -urI ail Independent reports that one
ls-- a'- we-Aa -e--1 child. whose parents
I've 1- l--- +. 7. Everett plantation. in Stew
-ic-a'E. a- burned Is Death. There were
20 witnesses t1 the terrible scene, but it is
s-sllsei -la. child who was probably five
years ef age, went to sleep, and while
-llols-.-as fell into the FIRE. and being un-
@-7 ~ e. Qlt was burned 20 death.
----.- -''"e says lHal s-il4e O'
-----=i .i ~c7.v-n county are being forced
y. D.. zle t.a-- fu-ira s~7~s or c,rr fl,a 70
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---s IA -ii7 S>'u7eu the s5eu 10
'- .- ground. This will throw the crops
s.l. further r.rs-5
uuVo-.7~ r-z- d, .,,,,,.r., f..... ,..,.- .s ,,,,7
g, p-r.-..
..-' --e'Alta, caught hre, and was
-I''. entirely destroyed.
-Le report iu Au.lls+a ac.orJir, IN the
C-rars.-- e 4r.
P.a---. -- '-e recent rise IN UeoFs'd
-----ll stock is due IN the fact thai the
L-.--v5.I- r-4 s-- .r,-.s,t. g. ,.. p. ait,
rsau- 'u- l1s i' up "-'l "
-.t'- .AAt ROAD. 1t Is thought also
-a. b tire rUuor is correct the Georgia will
share ts- -s-. a., - 60
rr-- ---1 -el9AANiio anu Sio''~
--s--- Inc stock will be in demand un-
20 --- Louisville and Nashville has purchased
a-i- desires s-f ,t,.., - ,,..1r -.,,i41,,
ssH-r a. +" AL Ao-e'iS . - t'A1.-J
Clnmfre -r..-... o., 60, ,,..o al
A-.ls iasl for building lie Georgia Western
rs ll lie succeeds in this enterprise we
Sz-s- : ----I- l3r resIgning his seat IN the
augusta Narss ..-rha Sb.r5ep oe Jefferson
----F arrived ia NasEyilis -, E,riSa,- r,isbf
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-7 I4I dy the ilfIar 6f mar civ Re vss