The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-03
FLORIDA.

FLORIDA
Counterfeit s. bills are reported at San
ford.
Titusville is said to have raised her quar-
antine against Sanford.
An acclimated druggist and two clerk
are wanted at Enterprise.
Hon. Wilkinson Call will address the peo-
pie Of Polk county to-day.
Mauatee is again free from yellow fever,
and Palmetto reports the same.
c. V. Goolsby desires to withdraw his
name as a candidate for superintendent of
schools of Polk county.
Some crops of tobacco have been bought
by local manufacturers in Quincy at 30
cents per pound, all round.
Mr.. Blair is building a residence on his
island home near Terra Celia. and expects
his family from Connecticut soon.
T. +. Stockton, business manager of the
Jacksonville Times Union, is again at his
post of duty after an attack OF yellow fever
A meeting was held at Braidentown Tues
day for the purpose of organizing a tele-
graph company to run wires to connect at
Tampa.
A. R. Radcliff, who accidently shot him
self few days ago near Orlando, is much
better, and the doctors are sure they will
save his IN.
A elbow" at Terra Celia Wednesday night
took away part of Gullett's and Mrs. Rob
erts' wharves, destroyed several boats and
scattered others.
Mr.. Hobart of Terra Celia has succeeded
in keeping sand-spurs off his place for
thrice / years, but he says eternal vigl-
lance is the price of liberty"
Mr.. Bielby claims Volusia county for the
republicans by thirty-tive majority, but
the statisticians among the democ rats cipher
out $50 majority for their side.
In Manatee county, orange growers are
giving work to a large number of hands,
aud times are expected TO be better shortly
if good prices can be realized for fruit.
Mayor Lilienthal has large force of
hands at work at Sanford cleaning up
things generally, and pulling up all rotten
sidewalks. Disinfectants are being used
freely.
Manatee alone loads the steamer ks
simmee each week with oranges, and last
week several hundred boxes were left at
Murphy g. Jackson's wharf, because not
sufficient to make third car load.
The new outfit for tho Palatka fire police
has arrived The clubs are made of polished
oak, and the belts of black leather with
blue tassels. The badges are silver, star in
the center, circled with "Palatka Fire
Police"
The democratic demonstration at Apopka
Tuesday night was grand success, and the
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egraph columns OF the MORNING NEWS
yesterday read, 'One New Case at San
ioro. Inc pouy ol oue ulSpatch showed,
however, Inat one new case at Enterprise.
was lhtenueo' SANFORD Is not an injected
point.
DIR. Dean of Terra Celia met with quite
serious accident last week at Mr.. Satfold's
on the Little Manatee. Just as he mounted
Mr.. Houghtalings mustang to leave, she
reared right over backwards, and fell on
him, her head striking his left side, break
ing two ribs Ii he had not thrown himself
over TO one side, he would have been killed
ON the spot.
A white hat parade will take place in