Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-01

FLORIDA.
. fa entertained by local talent
."r.-.u.."
'r.a-. 'tE'- only saloon viii, 1t Is said.
..' .t- business next month.
'- liu precinct. Nulu=ia county. has
ara place where liquor may be
i.. aaIaaau ior NadI-ou'- new bank
l-ta Iaii.
O.1.r,a .- i5 have brick ward.
aN-,a ary of War Belkuapi- stopping in
l N.n.uua Courier has ordered an
'..' l.e .rluter press.
Na. Is apt TO have cotton seed oil
steam r9tton Eu.
AA.. \ee'I. of Puellas. Manatcc county.
..-..- a crop oi -1Ue1 mangoCs-
George W.. Nihlack. of Lake Uity. "a athered
u. from two-year-Old bud. sixty
.'e.-.H-.-.
l-r.d'.0Hk Don Madison county is very en-
-H- ar good fruit crop. nOtWith~tand-
'..H and backward spring.
.i- ..it-. .l key West. has imported nearly
-tul young coffee trees from Cuba.
""..' iH start l coffee garden.
.. Jones. residing near Fort Dade, acci-
.-} -.H. himself ln the head while
.- r.eentiy- aui died IN "a few hours
S been iaid on the Live Oak, Tampa
- Niie llaruOr Railroad TO lchctuck-
..omhia county. and trains are run
"- .la. point
- 1 E-vutou. have realized $500 from
H lin1 planted in beans on January
N-' -.l early vegetables don't pay:
s .l., count of blooms and buds. there
-i Japan lilies-tO say nothing Of
e~ other varieties Of lilies and nOWerS
7- -.- ".HNm n one flower garden ON East
street. Tallahassee. during the
present week.
.- estimated that the number of acres
Lu vegetables IN Leon county this
@ lHree times as large as the area de
tle Industry last season TwO-thirds
- area is planted 10 potatoes. and the
..i tp cdhhages- melons, beets, beans,
~, yellow pine forests Of Florida extend
- ..Itt- NTH, OF the SIN counties Of Put
ll. Marion. sumter. Polk. fernando and
rough L0uisiana's timber lands cover
..l acres To Is said that the lumber
-- oi Maine and Michigan Will ulti-
c transferred TO Florida and Louis
l-n movement on foot to have
--tr reunion of Perry's brigade, which
Hraaaulv take place in a very short time.
' .ae trrau Eementsiare just now beginning 70
l.ie. .t is Of course impossible to say
.--f- ile reunion will be held, bat IL Is pos
--l- Do VIII take place either at JacksOn-
'--e OBJ Pensacola.
l-e telegraph line on the Pensacola and At
--- railroad was completed last FRIDAY
.l.- ieu7acOla To the Union Depot OF the
-- ~, al. Florida and Western Railroad. y
l Hi De built at once by the western
-.a Telegraph Company from TINS last
=. Too puiEcy, where they VIII connect with
.--I own line.
,t-r lint - Fl0lrers SAYS; "Mr. +. W =.
l- 2 -A las 20 uIs shop. FOR repairs, peculiar
-. ancient looking clock. The casing Is OF
fl-A granite. richly ornamented. On the
I. I.1 l> engraved the following: lie Roy Hr.
i,-- y. /. Set L. Madame Mere Des. NJ.
H-i efeur-' 10 was presented by Napoleon
Prince Murat while. the latter was a
trll oI Tallahassee, and bears his coat OF
5-t stark Telegraph says: ''Mr.IJ. D
t..s. residing at IhursfOn station, on the
- --sie road. four miles south Of the city, has
& county. He has five solid acres IN Irish
''ll-oes, and basing his calculations on me
e.t e.t q sample rows already dug. he esti-
--, -iis crop at 399 barrels. He viii COM
rs,. uggng and shipping about the last oi
next week.
t.-e lampa Tribune says the report reached
Js y last saturdays steamer that the Fort
~ reservation had been withdrawn by the
5 --unlent. and could not be bOmesteaded.
ehpted, located under land warrants. or
...,lhed In any other way; 80 all the pulling.
S .-llls- striving and contending Of the past
-f " weeks goes for nothing. and nobody gets
'"1 eafrlsons for the present.