Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

The ruling price Of oranges IN Tampa Is $40
Hcr l.G00.
Apol,ka City public school has ninety pupils
and TWO teachers
ueLand will soon have an ice factory and
steam laundry in operation.
The trial Of William Henry Smith for rape,
progressing in Jacksonville.
The money order department Of the Mana
Gee post Office has been abolished.
Travel over the St. Sebastian bridge at St.
augustine is uninterrupted now.
4lhu T.. Greene had $3.50 in cash burned in
building o few days since in Jasper.
Lst startling. an old and respected citizen
"- Madison county. died last sunday week.
ST. Augustine teachers are moving for the
oi-ali1ati0n of county teachers institute.
8 cotton compress, gas works and a street
railway are being constructed At Pensacola.
Total number Of deaths in Pensacola during
Che month of October 24-l6 white and col
orei
D, d, rumored that Samuel J. Tide will
N.s,i 81. Augustine during the coming winter
arl-au.
Tae Postmaster General has issued an order
N,coniinuing the keysville and Hendry post
Offices.
An orange was seen at Orange City last
week that weighed one pound and three
Tae Apopka Cifizen Is urging the people of
orange county to wake up and organize for a
county fair.
AHlNmbtd county mas the oldest cltiZeu IN
tle person of ". j. Barlow. He claims 10 De
ll wears Of age. and a pensiOner of the war
% lsl2- He has been a member of the Bap-
list Church % years.
Tho Madison Recorder says that on Friday
si last week Capt. John l.. lnglis. Manager of
tIe Madison Cotton Ginning Company, bought
from Mr. w. II. GOWles. Of Perry county.
-N.utl pounds of sea island cotton In the seed
81 s. SD per 100 pounds. amounting IN all 10
t-l snug sum of S6,S00.
A r.inr-.I a. r1a--aro-ar ~, tho sfaar,eN I iyyip
henderson persisted in eating at the officers
ta..r. but as has presence was Objectionable
-li not warranted by his ticket. he was fore
NlN cIccteu from the cabin The negroes are
DO" ttnOuncing the officers Of the ship. but
,le are upheld by the better part Of the COM
-nuulty.
Ide following are the names Of the city
N-'tr- elected at st. Augustine Tuesday
Aaylr. Dr. J.. NJ. Alba; Clerk. j. ID. Lopez;
Marshal. r. M0nsOn; Collector, Ernest oil
teras: Assessor. " II. Markle; Treasurer, L.
~peIssegger; Aldermen, B. F. OlIVeros,
" D IN. Eauey, Charles T.. Johnson D. =
ID C.. Fink, Of Mieanopy, last spring planted
patch Of egg plants. He harvested a good
-'p from them in June and July, and later
lal of the tops and endeayOred TO pillow
.tsA Np. but as tire plants were nOf entirely
-'lu Ap they took 10 rattOOnlng, and there
-A LaW DE seen from one to a dozen eggs on
t-sA Ia another week he Will be able To
'-.p q good second crop from these plants.
Ihe PensacOla Commercial says: "The slOOp
TTgasie May and schooner Ruge entered port
t-lfslay, both being laden with luscious
Sseet oranges Of very fine size. The Jessie
--ay sailed from Cold Harb0r. IN Manatee
,-lty, and was cOnsig gned TO Mr.. J. Z. Sierra,
ce.doneer. The Rnge came from Apalachi-
t7. Prices per 100 ruled from 81 TO 50 .,
5- 5- tle oranges sold like SO many hot cakes
~croWd Of hungry excursiOnists. The two
goes consisted Of about 40. 900 OF tho yellOw
a. ~ ~ aud If the weather continues as now
Al4q Of perpetual summer-it would be ad-
'-7''ie ioreyery purchaser to plant the seed -
Courage is a noble trait. With some it
requires greater courage TO live than it
does to die. When disease racks the
frame, when sores cover the person. when
aches are in every joint, when the mus
LES are soft and fiabby, when the least
sGAertion gives fatigue, when the mind is
lIled with gloom and dependency, what
= lhere in life worth living, and yet many
SSAe out just such a miserable existence.
t!Fing only for those who ioFe them. When
y LIS IS generally known that Browns Iron
ltters viii cure the above disorders how
many hearts viii be made glad! How
many homes made happyI