Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-28
Facts and Fancies.

CoyyesDon6eucs 0fthe M0rniag NetCs
GCYTON. GA. Feb. pa railroad. notably
the Central. is great blessing to the country.
SWifter and freer from casualties than the
horse-''a vain thing for safety"-it helps to
develop, civilize and christianize. Though
not = stOckhOlder, presently or prOspectiveIy.
1 have never seen the wisdom or justice of
legislation which submits legitimate business
10 the dictates of a commission. All
bodies, single or corporate, should be free
TO manage their own interests so long as they
do not antagonize the public good. II rates
become oppressive the ''dear people, need
not fly Tor relief to law or arms. Where
liberation, instead Of the Qaid pro Quo, pro-
duces harvest Of public degeneracy. phys-
cal and moral death-as instanced in the
death dealing dogserles that curse YOUR
queenly cIty-then the arm of the law should
be invoked, not to license and perpetuate the
eyil; for that Is the greater evil of the two but
10 abolish
Tho speed we make, as we'll as the point of
observation, has something to do with our
opinions. II the one long prevented our earth
from realizing It's own shape and motion the
otHer liHds an apology for the Northern tour
lst WhOu.nacquainted with turpentine eNtrac-
uon' grayely asked, "What huge beasts
gn8wed those trees<" Staying in the citv
sticking to the track, like country cousins
sometimes put us to shame. Life should be
spiced. Heaven Is not all song. Dining out
every day Is not best, especially
If you dine with the same man, 1t
IS well 10 do up the country. I have been in
dulglng in that line of things
suppose we study Scriven county. Not so
large as Burke it Is certainly large enough
Nj. len enjoys the luxury of belonging to both
and would make a good centre for a new one
success to the thriving town and the artesian
we'll The latter always bring physical and
moral good. In malarial regions they are
indlspN nsable. May they abound and every
body drink to the fun.
DEeechee No. ~ is a small stirring place
Ihanks 20 returning reason. the shipments of
70 H}lNanla, the county site, thirteen miles
away, the farming interests seemed to be well
up-ienclng repaired and land ready for the
cOrn-droppcr. The oat outlook is better than
l expected; cold and drought thinned and
checked FOR time, but recent rains and sun
SHINE are beginning to inspire hope.
Al SAlVdula. a sober town and a lovely place
10 i've. / found "a quarterly and "A railroad
meeting, both seeking 10 stir up the iphabi-
Inc railroad elected D. G. Bacon,
Of savannah, President. Look out for the
ROCKY Ford and SylyanIa engine when the
whistle blows. Coils. Dell. Hobby and Mat
thews say 10 Will blow. Professor Branham
presldes over large and growing school. A
place So well located and so healthy as SYLVIA
ma ought To nave more than 400 inhabitants
Ihey nave It IN their power to appreciate
Ihelf town property and swell the census
frlces Tor building lots are rather steep. I
was panied 10 hear that Hon. Geo. R. Black Is
sun am invalid. The telephone 1ourishes.
over Bricr creek" farms without fence
Dr. X. w. Lovett's Is charming place to
spend night To this my young friend cor
dialy assents. O.