Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-01

~rupprrnong grapes are ripe.
Gainesville is waging a war upon her unli-
geu-ed dogs.
The pineapple crop in SOuth Florida Is be
ms put ON the market.
~uEar-l0af pineapples grow to weigh four
pounds in the Indian river country.
Irwin Locklear, Of Braidentown. recently
Shipped drove Of 300 steers out of his own
stock.
An appropriation Of $4,000 would make
Iease creek navigable for steamers up To-
Barlow.
The forests and hammocks around Gaines
vile are rapidly being converted into fields
and groves.
Cadet smoke. Of Alachua county. has
alreajyriseu as high in his class at West
Point as he can
IAree and four year old Florida steers are
hfu-n- eighteen and nineteen dollars a
Arlt 40 Punta Rassa-
Deer are plenty in the neighborhood Of
la}ares. One drove OF five and another of
liree were seen last week.
large number of students who viii at
.eld !ne next session OF the Gainesville semi
nary nave already engaged board
There has been shipped from Lake CITY this
ss+79u 90 date, s.S32 pounds Of wool. OF which
t-+- pounds.
John 4. Edwards a well-kuOwn citizen Of
4BaeA'anvIlle, died at HamOt Hospital. Erie.
tsuss wanna. last Friday, the 2lth inst. of
consumption.
Judge j. F.. StiIlman. one Of the first set
..sfS ol Orange City, who moved TO Washing
va l4st year, has returned. He Will remain
permauentlv
gainesville viii have steam laundry in
ielllless for business by the first of Septem-
osl. Inc machinery has been purchased al
4l expense OFFS $50.
large thirty room hotel TO be known a
.e Ivory House Is being built at Lungren.
g. miles west OF Nolusia landing. by Mrs.
81. %. Lungrcn, the founder Of the town.
lo.onel John Q. Burbridge. President OF the
S!Hngneld Syndicate. has purchased from
Ae-srs. W. X. W. = Walker. OF Jacksonville
asg.endid property IN Riverside for which he
lan $500.
The steamship Lizzie Henderson. Of the
Tampa steamship Company, was fined 81 500
eli her Captain was suspended thirty davs
Y. ihe steamship inspectors, for carving
law. -
During "a funeral procession at Jackson
.--- ou sunday, three negro desperadOeS
vv-ued Charles Wilson. Dick Lawless and
"ssl.nEton scott made their escaDe from the
~ W1ere they had been confined on charge
Va slary- and have not been recaptured-
Naptaiu Mann. at Mannville. on the Florida
scf.leFn- Is erecting at his own expense
sI5 ~ ~ Rouse 21N36 feet, l4-fOOt posts. lie Will
~ t-v month and board to the amount that
s-I county Board allows, and have a good
IsrF Vie has given ten acres Of $50 an acre
- to minister to locate there. and pro-
~ 10 have church every sabbath.
ri-lf -f s,ealntug Stella, Captain Northup, ar
dre .. hey West on Wednesday with
drs l'il and two lgh tiers in tow. The
n6-rfg. hil shortly commence work at the
isfef-sst bar. where a fifteen foot channel
doii.- elt- There are twenty-five thousand
tbis - appropriated for tins work. After
Gown. priatlon is exhausted work will be
CHE -Cel r.r1z 40 the mouth OF the CalOOsahat-
lo1ss.3 ,5s Hendrix Il Son, Of Palmetto. be-
meSt ~ ~ credit Of having made the first ship
and NJ 5setahies from Manatee river North.
leer'lAey shipped to New YORK one crate Of
s0metbi-l. hah crate Of tomatoes. receiving
IN ~ 4 over a dollar for the first shipment.
ments .ley largely increased their ship
tomat6s- -e.eiying over $1,000 for beans and
tatoes fo Gnu Gnu u, "a addition shipped sweet pO-
betyree. .Aey W est, from which they realized
ing tbs 1-rl"p e"p and three hundred dollars. max
b0rhoof oS IEeceipts somewhere in the neigh
Onlv nei,o ~ = fLau0. out Of this amount they
lsf dav iuf seventy days labor at one dollar
nipnta ioOthaehe Drops cure in one