The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-17
FLORIDA
Davtona is full of tourists.

Daytona is full of tourists.
The Sanford post-office has a new outfit.
The artesian well at DeLand is down 485
feet.
A revival is going on in the Baptist church
at DeLand.
Mr.. Blick, of DeLand, is putting an add
ton on his house
A branch of the Farmers Alliance has
been organized at Hawthorne.
Mr.. Carnage. who lives four miles north
of DeLand. has sold his place for $1,000.
The real estate business at Tallahassee has
been quite active during the past week or
two.
Pensacola has completed her subscription
of 500 900 to the Pensacola and Memphis
railroad.
About a mile of new board sidewalk is
under contract and being built about Tar
pom Springs
The Times says that the outlook in
Wakulla Is plenty of hog and hominy for
another year.
Tourists and residents are all complaining
OF the poor mail facilities which Uncle Sam
furnishes ST. Augustine.
C. A. Prescott, of st. Paul, Mimi, has
bought Mr.. c. n. Haldemans plantation
two miles south of Tallahassee.
Mrs Alice Walker has sold her ninety
acre farm in Nabulla county to new
conner, who proposes to make that his home
There are I 200 acres in orange and lemon
groves about Daytona. The trees are in
full bloom and present beautiful appear
ance.
At Pensacola the American bark Ada
Carter is again advertised for sale She
will be remembered as involved in a great
deal of litigation.
At Orlando Tuesday Gerard, the Young
son of Q. A. Moon, fell from hammock,
causing a dislocation of the elbow Joint and
slight fracture of the arm.
Mr.. Flewellyn, of Barlow, shipped about
O,C00 tomato plants last week to Gaines
vile and Lochbie. They wero grown on
Lake Hancock, near Barlow.
The Palatka Herald is informed that if
Putnam county goes Republican at the next
election daily paper viii be started there
IN the interests Of that party.
F. +. Hughes, OF Gainesville, was shot on
Monday night, the ball entering the calf Of
his leg. lie VIII give no information OF the
clrcumsta DceS connected with il.
Rev Mr.. Keeley and wife arrived at Pa
latka from indianapolis, Ind, Saturday,
and the following evening some one entered
their apartment, there and stole 500
n. b. Carpenter has sold twenty acres of
land, east eff Deauburg Nolusia county, to
gentleman from Pennsylvania, who will
have 1t cleared and set out in oranges
Samuel Davis. who was to have been
manager OF the colored cooperative store
at Del.and, says his compatrlots have gone
back on him and tho store will not be
started
w. \. Nowlan, having purchased the two
vacant lots adjoining Minis store, on the
corner of Clinton and Adams streets. Tai
lahasce, is putting material down for a
brick hlllimg.
Prof Ira G.. King, principal of tho Par.
tow school last winter has been appointed
Denuty state Superintendent uf Public IN.
stluction Of iowa. The podti0n brings a
salary Of $1,000 annually Igr four % Blk
years
a boayy thunder storm passed over Loon
county last Friday night, accompanied uy
Tremendous rainfall aud VIVID hn.hos of
Lightning. M the Vicinity G.. Lake Jncksou
a heavy bail Storm fell, some ~ the stones
being as large Rs birds egg.
THO Boston Society for ths.Preyention Of
Cruelty 10 Animals, having nsad nu account
OF gandor pulling whicn l5lk place AZ
I.afe Helen ieN Neeia nt0. hns seut us
sOue tracts with the reg 'est tlat they he
PLACED ~tere they viii 40 ihe m0st good.
Fred LeWter, VI VrlaHal, aas lasl raised