Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-16
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Sneak thinXns are wnrkin.

Sneak thieves are working Gainesville.
Orlando's new 10 tons day ice machine is
in operation.
turpeutine farm has been started near
Greenville, IN Clay county.
The town Of Gruelle, Alachua county, is
shipping oranges and lemons.
The vegetable gardens around Apopka are
represented rs growing finely.
Mr.. Newbert. formerly a baker of Gaines
vile, has II Is said, fallen heir to 100000.
The Kew West Democrat saws there is ne
gro named Brum on the island who can stay
under water two minutes.
Henry West was badly injured few DAYS
ago by being thrown from the back of a runa-
way mule near Monticello.
Thomas II. BaXley, of Blue Pond, Putnam
county. advertises for his two runaway sons,
aged 10 and Il years respectively.
Manatee truck growers are setting ont few
early tomatoes and egg-plants, from which
they hope To ship fruit during Christmas.
In the trial of James Smith. charged with a
rape Of Ada FurgusOn. years old. at Jack
sonville Thursday. the jury brought IN a case
OF simple assault.
Game is said to be unusually plentiful this
season in the vicinity of Tallahassee. just
now large numbers of doves and partridges
are brought in and find ready Sale at a nickel
apiece.
Judge Bun. Of Terre Haute, Ind. will com
mence Immediately to build at Tampa "A large
hotel. 92Xl02 feet, and three stories high. The
/ building Will require 100000 feet of lumber TO
complete it,.
Joseph Blake. living about three miles from
Gruelle, VIII ship this season 5000 boxes of
oranges from his grove on the north end of
Orange lake. His shipments so far have
netted him So 10 per box.
Henry F. Curry, of Manatee, has planted
out 1900 pineapple slips. in addition to abOut
10000 he had planted out several months ago.
Those first planted are growing very finely,
and those planted last are doing we'll
the County Commissioners Of Alaohua from
granting any more licenses under the local
option law until the matter can be heard be
/ fore the Circuit Court. The writ was served
Monday.
The business along the whole length of the
river settlements, says the Manatee Pr0gyeSs.
Is unusually brisk for this early part of the
season. and shows, beyond doubt. that the
population of this section is very greatly in
creasing.
+. \. Bond. ex-Postmaster of Sumteryille.
Fla. charged with robbing the mail there
some y months ago Ofregistered packages
passing through his Office, TO the amount of
$1,000 or $1,000, was arrested last week at
Jewett, Texas.
The inspectors have refused to grant a
/ license 10 the steamer Captain John Miller to
ply between Tampa and Cedar KEY. She is
said to be a very fast boat and well odanted
To river service but it is not of sufficient dI
menslOns and bulk for the outer Gulf travel.
The school board has accepted !. Y. Parce's
offer Of q . acres of land on Amelia avenue for
DeLand' new school house, and IL. A. DeLand
has promised $500 additional to the 50 $50 from
the sale of the old school lot, and more, il
necessary, for the erection OF a structure to
cost $1,000.
The following new post Offices were estab-
lished last month: Keuka, Putnam county:
( Mike, Marion county. Liverpool, Manatee
county. was re-established. Discontinued;
Ichatuknee, Columbia county. mail to Fort
White; keysville, HillsbOrOugh county, mail
to ChiCora.