Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-19


rae.pples sell at two cents apiece in hey
West
Prom nearly every town iu the state there
4. eruuI for more carpenters.
Ia. t--rt1ate WELD of cotton in Leon cOun-
t.t.- season is expected To- reach 1900 bales.
-.NIlujrad thousand piueapples have been
.lHtH .t.m thc southern Keys this season.
Wate- l- greatly needed in Mariana at
present. 500 ram has fallen there in several
weeks.
Plant CITY, i- sine name Of "a town laid out
u u- south Florida Railroad twenty-one
A.-- iram Tampa.
ltIIe recent Fruit Growers Association at
le.-.ui-. Akin ~tivcuder exhibited cluster
Hl iatEfs cone oranges
Nr. Bludu-. of Cedar hey. has shipped
tl.- season. up tu september lst, 49, head of
green -el TURTLE weighing 3J.7I7 pounds.
s. lemon raised in sumter county and re-
.euU. carried t0 the Louisville Exposition was
ID a-a-- long. la inches lu circumference and
weighed four pounds.
IlI- rlmorcd Chat several families will leave.
Oklahoma. Chlcbasaw county. Mississippi. ON
ue -tI for Florida. ani that thcir ultimate
destination b. Wild Wood.
Governor Bl0Nham has appointed Colonel
1eUr-. IT, flitmauu. OF Louisville. as one Of
ile 1mmissI0uer- for Florida 10 represent II
l, .a. southern Exposition.
iLe Ok,sch0hee Navigation Company re-
t-- ier Tor u@e between kl~7immee and Fort
hN,el-er lnd the OkceghUbce.
INH negroes named HID and D0unell. he
'a-. involved lu "a quarrel at Pensacola "a
l-N days ago, iu which Donueu was fatally
--a'- iilll c-cuued and i- still at large.
1,erumeut official lS now in Philadel-
faN examining the claims 0f parties who are
'.t. lH lai g. rut out and burned the Couleder
-.r i.Nl-"i-vaf judith. IN the harbOr of PEN
-AHa "t tAc night of April I3. 1851.
lat British steamship Elsie and the steam
pug Erts ral.lted near Pensacola "a few days
a-. -nL tte ruIder OF the former was broken
70 ..-et pieces, and the bulWarks of the tug
ht- stowe lu- he damage To the steamer
Tile tug repairs viii also cost con-
siderable.
l-e Hlas.L 0f Pilot Commissioners have re-
.-tri r.fHri- relative 90 the condition Of the
.'ai. Dag idrthe week ending ON last sat
.''.i together with the number of vessels
fr. 'tur lI Them. During the week they
t". ".rE but one vessel, and report from
.... @" thirteen feet Of water ON the bar at
H.-. l.e.
3. a-lt,.t. meeting Of the Board OF Alder
..1-. ...t lH the nth inst. IL was resolved To
.- resignation of Hon. William Nc
A..'.h g- Mayor of hey West. K. Alfred
ai-r. President OF the Board. Will
'--..--. acting as Mayor, and Alderman
Do. Curry has been elected President
' .-- h"ar.i 9ro teai.
-aa ElAuNlc vas Drought from " ttt-
F., i-..~ltl Hut lodged Iu jail at Key " est,
+. aa-i tle action of the grand jury Trim
~ l-ed by Dr. Brown. of Myers. with
I- I t..-inpi to poison himself and family DIR.
h-.hh was formerly % Texas, but removed
.' HiIt about eight months ago, bringing
-N Young man Trimble with him. He IN
'.'.r.i ll considerable property at Myers and
N .ea Us being tOlerably well on Trim-
'' nphatieally asserts his Innocence.
30 the meeting oi ;he members of the late
Auericus Hook and i.adder Companv Of
+t0 N-onyllle, y aich was held Monday night.
LAe ,hrec silver pitchers which ha.p al vari-
"a- times been awarded tO the c.s1uusuv Cni.
Arri were put up at auction and -oid ff tbr
highest bidder. only former member. ,f tbr
company being permitted to bid Tb,. first
-'.I was that presented the cOmuanv hy thr
.it 0u the 4th Of last July. and was bid I'm b,-
Nr. tIyun. The second was pitcher present
ri iae company in 1874 by the city, aut wa,
chased by Mr.. NJ. MyeraOn. and tile third
@e. ile pitcher presented 70 the company iu
'.z .s the late Harry PARCELS. which wa-
shocked issH" to Capt. Joe MarZyck tn,
ii''r- paid were uat made public