Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-22


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A-. J. Il. ESTILL,
Savannah. Ga
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Georgia Affairs.
.,--..15l5ens from WaynesbOrO writes.
s.i-- us To give in cur next issue a full
t.-,. statement Cf the growth and profit of
r..-,-t- pcar 1t is impossible for US to
-..-. .r. necessary information in the limited
u. srs-eI US by cur Waynesboro frierd-
s. --.x tEat the pear hss been cultivated
--..- sse.e-s st Townsville and other
r-..sir rF.s STATE. and in the Southern Far
~. tr,sHtIy FOR December last there is given
t-r1btv article in relation to this pear,
rbf-h we extract the following: I've
80 before us the sociesy's State Horti-
-.-...--r s.,.i-tvl catalogue. but our impression
..,,--.. Ne. -onte was 1. .assei with or next in
.-,r-r 10 ,hs Bartlett, Duchess aud other first
5..- mars. At any rate. the fruit was con-
.-f--si 81 gocF quality, and this. taken in con-
.,.-.lr gg.th ths fact that the LeCOnte alone Of
.r other pears was exempt from blight aud
-,..r &. srroTers, while it is well known to
,--s.-f9 the whole list il th3 vigor, Tapidity
AMI sr. .rJar u s-owth, should place it in the
f-7rt rank among fruit growers for profit in
s,--v s-...5a where its fruits vii matdre. We
sr5r of no other pear that can be relied on
.i.t .-r.zinry for profs or for any other
,--r1sa throughout the Union al
o-a-- varieties suffer more or less
---r, bF-bt anil most OF them are slow,
.-I,51-n growers. while the LeCoute ente
rba contest a. a giant Of yigOr and symmetry.
-,,-5,-.5-- IN ts- short s92ce o. three or four
,-.,-s r., tsrsr-. c- thirty feet in height, re-
svs-Ifr, the cuIirat1r with successive annual
,-57s y Ia-zs sized pears. as remarkable for
al7n,I.- snd quality as for grand proportion
a1I b.sutr Of b75y and foliage. And al ta's
from simple ca-t uFs as if designed by E2ture
especially tl ram iy the difficulties in our psar
raising auI illustrate her bounty with fruit
pIs1-a3sat alike OF elm ate. soil, cultivation
sa ctLnisy. Our careful, ns-taking fruit
r.vsrs can raise o-her varieties. but anybody
e,l raise the L=Conte. IL may or may not be
g-lr.I inst as the grOser Hses, hit its crop
viii be al TIE same, eUery year instead OF eUery
"a wear Ezeothar varieties. and as abundant
& It's tousa. strong arms can support.
Tie Rome Bulletin thinks thlt Georgia needs
House u G. erection.
The austin Banner states that Hr. John II
y-4.1a hes bought the agency for the State
h ,ae Introduction o5 Egyptian bees.-G
genus Of bees which make first rate honey.
57- 1-a.,l g!I not sting This is a matter Of
interest % those OF our readers engaged in bee
sa.lrs.
Tie Albany Esles aud AdUsrtiser states that
ClL Nelson Tit h1s resigned IS assignee Of
The bankrupt firm OF Messrs. Welch & Bacon.
sai his r.sgnati5n has been accepted. Cap
tla John D. Davis hiss been appointed re-
es5sr in bis stead.
The Fgrm and Home says there ia mors
measles in S.nlis than ever was imagined
could us developed IN 50 nall g territory.
Thus far. however, the disease has proven
vsry mild
TLs Irviu-1a SJUfheTHer and dBpsaI says:
Very little farm w0rS has been done this new
year. and Is il has been almost impossible to
pl1w. ve fear that our farmers will be thrown
considerably back with the preparation Of their
crops
The WayDesboro Herald states that there is
sin q c5asf ierable am9nnt Of unpicksd cotton
ia tLs fslisil Burke county. It hears OF one
paateE who has one field OF ons hundred scres
ols o; Eaica none has been picked We don't
illa, a. bul may We ask WIS any planted in
t.st particular fis'ds
There Is talk or getting Up Z railroad betweea
Da5an aa Eastman.
Action compress is soon to b. established
1Il.oH, which ths Nortl Georgia Gasefte
Erelcts VIII Be the i5itaI step to a permanent
s1ostd Of Tie place In we.lrh and prosperity.
The exit of the Madison HgdisOaiaH
1ss been confined % his bel for some time
ir1m sl tack Of sickness. He is row con
TletcIus h1wey r. AMI expects s2Oa to lie
ready for duty.
ne Eat0a-0n Messenger reports = large
amount 0t cotton in Putnam county unpicked.
and i- Is informed that in some localities the
essaie PLAYING havoc with the staple. For
i-e past fey weeks. it says. the receipts in
L4'on,o1 have Teen comparatively small, aud
business has teen corresp 3ndingly duh. owing
2 Che gloomy weather and bad roads. 1t
-ole5 5aa sunshine will improve matters
SAYS the Rome Tiibune: I'VE learn that
p ~ r-l-i eD foot among the mechanics OF
-- II establish Q c9 operative store he
'--,E ilvl-s s ttls object IN view Is born OF th6
- .--t While all the necsssaTiss OF life have
s----l 4.'aHeed during the past year the
-lS.9 'i mechanics and lGbOTing men have
---a'- .-t same Iuey viii 6dIlIt INTO the
s-eiy and ss'l shares % any one Of good
.l.-sa-.5r VINO may wish to join. Stores OF
- A--l DO the North. It Is SAID. prosper"
els tae Americus Sumter ReDllJIicGn: I'VE
- 70 learn tllt 1ir. Joel J. Reese. a most
5,.-t.-t citizen Of Sch!ey county, VI as. on Fri
". -4i--eJ q lIlatic. and sent 10 the Asylum
y is5Fle, on Saturday last. DIR Reese
3 - l9f some tlu- suffered from paralysis snd
a-sia. 3 nI1h finally reached tae brain He
-,sl-l 90 TIE ass Ian on his oWn motion, think
- % - benefited Wr Reese is mobile sDs.ci-
- ll ir.e ua1b91d- He leaves behind aim
T -Al Tour children. We earnestly hope
q. s5lr u relieved under the skillfui'rezt-
IS ~ NJ Powell, the leading physician OF
s-.oatoa Messenger: The newspapers 20
=. county and her people injury and in
49,! 'iaiers aud IN speaking sensationaly
- " u-ll- disturbance that Occ 1rs IN her
- ne would lie to defend Jasper
Sfl- -.i- lcA tclus-I-e 1t is true that with
!ast l5ca1e there have been number
rS5 Il. Il iA the county. but tn substantial.
49, -',1els are 10 70 wise resp nsiSle for
~ L,erI county has its shooting scrapes
49, --'5ll-rS. We wouli ike 10 see the news
= ia- justice
.i--.s--a aton Telegraph aud Messenger says:
asi-Ftl throughout the city reyeats the fact
al ~ Intensely cold weather killed nearly
11.a---NeI --e rare howers ami plants in the city.
F1- h -ilS even those sheltered by houses
,lr- -sle-t Of such Of our readers who
8 f.r - l9ftQnate enough to have preserved
sss,E,.e viii state that during the cOldeSt
111g- --ai g + aeii lamp kept burning in q hot
-ers5 ~ protect flowers. Should lamp not
1.t0--ft ~ me Hover pots on the ground and
.7 c1.4 Ives Plants frost bitten, or chilled
ed v--,.---.ay ~ p revived by dipping them In
ana standing in dark room"
szrr ~. ,s aiL0n North Georgia Citizen: I'VE
De- ni,l- 4iJ Jsleri US epparitiOn was seen
5lr -, --alLly, which was nothing more
-asratq- ~ -IaA a phantom locomotive The
lg tba -1ll'se naIne we withhold, was walk
l.ss f----.A -NA u the W. & A r. r, about two
-Scovs-.5 -" -. p, one night last we, K, when he
lEuscb1--- We headlight Of an engine ap-
l5arl ~ -vand curve. Strange to say, he
breseptiv Ase aS tie train came on. ard
Waited f-s -s stepped from the track and
Wy ~ - Z Y pass. He was stili puzzled
ald a i-e +, = attended the engines spproach
FLli- ~. = s--utc opposite he uOtice1 that the