Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-19

The 1t. Marys river Is TO be stocked with
-IIt.
THE Pensacola Board of Trade has become
fNri fact and IS quartered over the First Ma
tllla. Bank IN that place.
fuIl Gedged German Prince and an Aus
lruu Count were among the visitors at kis-
.mmee last week They are on hunt
The Florida WOman's Christian Temper
aucr mon VIII hold It's first annual meeting
Jt Jacksonville ON the 2Sth and 29th lnsts.
The corner stone of the Agricultural Col
ie-e at Lake city viii be LAID by the appoint
muur uf the college board OF trustees on Fri
l-y. the 21i inst, with Masonic honors.
Postmaster Ledwith, of Jacksonville, has
made application 10 the Post Office Depart
ueul for additional carriers, in order to eX-
tend the carrier service into LaNIla and the
other more important suburbs.
Apalachicola has for several wears past had
90 considerable portion of her wharf property
out on lease, but has never paid much atten-
tou tp collecting the rental The money is
uuW demanded or the property Will be taken
possession of by the city.
Friday f. A. Lewis, the fisherman at Brook
.tu with ms little son. went ont fishing and
expected To return at o'clock Saturday
morning, but up to "a late hour Iu the alter
u.nn they had not uccn heard from. and grave
fears were entertained as to their safety.
Dr. Twvman and his wife. of Lake City. left
their house iu charge of "a cOlored hoy while
thc. went 20 see the tircmau's parade. When
they returned the lad had departed with $40
auI quantity of IeWclry. He WAS arrested.
Nut only 81 80 of the money was recovered.
Oranges from the vicinity of ApoDka CITY
anj around Lake Apopka are finding an out
.et to tine Northern markets by steamer down
tuc Wckiya and st. Johns rivers. In few
weeks steamer Wilt disturb the profound
depths of Lake Apopka. thence through Judge
~Httr- canal TO Iavares, connecting there
with two railroads.
Tim. Lana Of FIoicers published at TalIa-
H.--ec. SAYS: misses Jennie and Alice Bre-
E.rI sent q ease of beautiful silk in all the
STAGES. from the cocoon TO the woven fabric
tl Llc State Fair this week. 10 was raised
here Iu the city by them and reced and woven
H the Womcns' SILK Culture Association
rooms iu Philadelphia, Pa
saturday week Mr.. strickland left his resi-
.euce ON the OCklOckOuee river ten miles
northwest of Tallahassee, I'm charge of a col
urcj woman. During the night the neighbors
were attracted 10y fire, and on going to the
p.ace found it Iu flames. The charred bones
ol The woman were found I'm the ruins. but not
tHe slightest trace could be seen of her infant
which evidently perished in the flames with
her.
Alta meeting of the Directory of the Uni
Egr-.v Library at Tallahassee, a committee
was appointed to subscribe for the leading
mnutuUes and quarterlies. The msuthly
dues were fixed as follows: For every person
nuc q member of the association, 90 cents a
mHuth; for every member of the association.
Is cents month; members paying S25 to be
exempt for ten years. members paving $500
tu ue exempt from dues for life.
The Tallahassee Lana 0f FI0Icsrs SAYS Two
rogu1 men started to Tallahassee a few days
since from Concord. On finding no ferrVman
ar the Ocklockonee river they concluded To
drive across. The water was deeper and
-Witer than they barEaned for. the buggy
-It lltche5 to a suag, the mule got ON a bender
anI they had high old time hOundering
around i'm the water. They finally reached
Terra Grma. however, and got 90 town. look
ing Ike q couple of handsome dish rags"