The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-13

Chipley Banner G. A. Danley exhibited to
us Thursday couple of tobacco leaves which
our local experts say will make most excel
lent wrappers for cigars. Mr.. Danley says
he VIII have about 900 pounds and about 60
per cent. Of this amount will be suitable for
nrst grade wrappers.
Fernandina News; George H. Baer yes
terday presented us with several leaves OF to-
! AGO grown from Havana seed on his Cen
ter street garden. The leaves were cut on
Dec 20, and We're the third cutting that year.
AR, Baer informs US that he keeps his to-
lacco ana other plants free from cut worms
by using solution composed Of pound of
FarlS green to 400 gallons of water, but as
TINS Is quite poisonous it must be used only
When the plants are young.
BrOOksville News Register: The board of
county commissioners have the opportunity
70 Dulld themselves monument to make
ms ana all coming generations rise up and
can them blessed. If they would induce i'm
lulFtaion I'LL up the county with thrifty,
happy people, add hundreds OF thousands TO
Inc wealth of the county and make il rich and
prosperous, let them inaugurate system of
macadamizcd or rock or other hard roads. If
there IS not means at hand to build ten miles,
bulid llNe or one, or even hall mile make
start toward permanent roads and keep il up
GnlI every part OF the county is penetrated
by good hard roads
Leesburg Commercial: There was a citi-
IchN meeting held in the town hall for the
purpose OF considering the question of estab-
Ilshlng cigar factory in Leesburg. The
meeting was attended by the business men
ana representative citizens, and the subject
was discussed In all its bearings Manuel S
ldmos, OF Rodriguez & Co. Lakeland. was
present, and said that his firm would estab-
uoh factory here ii II received proper en-
Sourasement, He had u sample case of their
CIGARS and stated what they would and could
40. Inc cigars were sampled and pronounced
WHY GOOD, and Mr.. Ramos was informed that
lis proposition was favorably received.
Madison Recorder: One thing needed to
nuke ana maintain permanent prosperity for
ouI town Is the erection and operation of fac
.yileS. they create and bring in revenue to
t1rif owners from beyond the natural trade
IinlLs OF a town, make better
Il'f>et for produce grown in said
l'u'ltS thereby encouraging and aiding the
ILod4cers. create more cash trade for the
mere nants and other business men and add
more inhabitants to the population and more
.itip'i lance 10 = community than almost any
.lIhg else, as is evidenced by the fact that d
.tduuIacturlng town Is always q prosperous
own. Madison has need Of and can furnish
good sites for several.
., gainesville sun; The official announcement
'lLI the yellow fever had reached Pensacola,
""' tiiitl two deaths had occurred, caused
t-u'n comment in this city but the general
tipi tSalDn prevailed that there was no immi-
VII Danger OF the disease spreading from
may part OF the state Pensacola is almost
V.''.ldfat'Ncly little communication with that
10y rom other PORTIONS OF the state its bust
"N7N roiationS teing mainly with foreign
.I'l les, As a matter OF fact. the yellow
IKE might prevail at that port the year
-L-it Iiiu WITH proper precautionary meas
ir oiner cities OF Florida would not become