The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-07
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Jefferson county democrats are the iirst
III the state to nominate their ticket. For
senator they nominated L. B. Bailey; for
representatives. F. b. Taylor and 5. j..
Turnbul.
The colored friends Of DR.. Mills of Ocala
Will send a solid delegation to the state con
vention, and boost him for all their enthu-
siasm is worth for the Republican guoerna-
torial nomination.
There were three specimens of tusus
nature in Ocala last week-a baby whose
knees are behind, and feet project from
the side a calf with only three legs, and
one with six. The latter has since diei.
At Orlando the jury in the case of Ell D.
Wee5e VS. tie South Florida railroad com
panv, for $4,000 damages, was discharged
Monday evening after declaring they could
not agree. The jury stood three and three
Tampa is reported as clean Us a new pin
The water works are nearly completed and
would have been now had the drill not been
broken off when down about 600 feet. The
town is expecting an immense boom next
season
The new boat Of Wright & Railsbeck of
chinery having arrived from Chicago some
days ago She will run on Lake Chal-
apopka and the Withlacoochee river either
to Pemherton's Ferry or Panasoffkee.
At Panasotfkee the heavy rains Of the
past few days have been source or tnuch
Joy, not only to the truck farmers, but TO
the steamboat men, for the water in the
outlet and river was getting so low that 1t
was almost impossible for boats to navigate
Ellentowp is a great vegetable confer
The steamer kissimmee carried from her
wharf almost a boat load OF vegetables
of ell sorts on her last trip.
Within a radius Of two miles there are over
a hundred people who get their living
wholly by raising vegetables.
Near Barlow l. situated the Kisseugen
spring, named after the German springs
when are said to pOssess such excellent
medicinal properties. Analysis has shown
that the water Of his spring is almost lden-
teal with tHat Of the famous German spring.
The spring with bath-houses, etc, is owned
by DR.. X. II. Huddleston.
The steamship Lizzie Henderson, Capt.
w. F. Jackson from New Orleans to Punta
Gorda, day or two ago sighted the wreck
of the schooner Gypsy, keel up, latltuds u
IA north, longitude So IS west, June T.
The Gypsy was lost in January, 1885, and
her loss has been mystery. She was sought
for everywhere, as far as the South AInerl-
can coast. Her crew of nine men is sup
posed to have been lost,
Among the improvements worthy OF
mention at Barlow, is the new market
which is to be built at once. This will do
away with the meat markets scattered over
the city This market will be of
brick, two stories high. The first
floor will be used for stalls for the
sale of vegetables and fresh meats; while
the second is to he used as an armory By the
Barlow Riffs, new military company
just organized.
A few days ago Gus Cough Of Coughs
station, i've miles south of Panasoffkee,
had pretty lively chase after negro who
had stolen his coat containing checks and
other valuable papers amounting to about
81 800 Mr.. Cough and his friends rode to
Panasoffkee, and caught the thief and his
four compa Mons, and, after the proper
amount Of compulsion, succeeded in getting
them to reveal the hiding place of the
valuabies and on recovering the same they
Turned the negroes loose