The morning news., 1889-05-16

Ybor e. Co. of Tampa are turning cut
cigars at tbs rate Of 69000 to 10000 pei
/ day.
Since DR.. Sargent went to Olrlahoma
E1stis has been without practicing psysi.
clan.
Harry Robb. son of Or. r. L. Robb oi
| Gainesville, died Monday after protracted
| illaess.
1t has been month since any rain fell al
| Orage City and everything is suffering in
! consequence.
The editor Of the Fort Ogden NetOs says
/ that bambso spTsuC near his well grew
! fivs inches in Oae uigHt
The Fernaadina water works reservoir
is noarly completed, aad about 7O.d00 feet
of piping nave been laid.
J. c. HOODS and J. Abberger, Polk couu-
ty truck growers, bavs shipped 5000 crates
OF vegetables this season
The depot of the FloridG Southern rail
road at TavRres was destroyed by fire at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Little Herndon Stafford, youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Stafford OF Sanford,
died Monday of braia fever.
E. NJ. Wilder ot Perry had several p ieces
OF his jaw-bsae extracted last week as a
remedy for Pheuuatisn Of the face.
Tue steamer Colonist, Capt II. L. Roam,
now maEes weekly trips between K1asim-
NEE and Fort Bassinger. carrying the mails
The recent grand jury dses not want
Voiusia cousty to make any appropriation
for cSunsy buildings, aAd 50 recommended.
Commits ions as psstnaxters were issued
on May to Dennis Redmond, st. Nicholas,
Fla, and to Bertha Il. Bliss at Sorre Ato,
Fla
Capt Jack Keefe has resigned his posi-
ton at st. Asgpstiae and accepted tse
ofias Of health inspector for the county OF
Duval.
the discsntiRuInco Of Belle post 1ffice,
delphia.
Spencer Matthew'S tcolore1) dropped dead
while sitting at b etable IN c. J. GArwood's
ki chen at Moaticello. Heart disease was
the cause.
A packing house belonging TO George f.
Wilson, at Altamolte, was destoyed by fire
Sunday uiglc. The loss is estimated at
500, with no Insurance.
1t is said that the Clyde line agency in
Fsrnandina viii be discontinued after June
/. bu, the steamers will continue t. touch
at FsrRandina en- route.
Nclusa county has just convicted two
negroes Of murder from DaYtoDa, aad the
day after adjournment that town sent over
negrs Tor shooting another last week.
There has been recorded in the County
clerks offi1e at Kss,mmes since April a,
ferty-eight deeds to lands in Osceola county,
making total Of 239 since Jan. l, 1889.
Last Monday dr. McEacEen dhcoverei
in the woods of Sumter county fox trying
to kill a hog. He beat off the fox ana It
attacked the man, when 1t was killed with
q stick
Ia the circuit court at Jacksonville Mon
day Jack Brysos( colored was tried for the
murder Of Merritt Jones last June. a YER
lict was rendered Of manJlaughter in the
second degree.
Senator Bielby passed Sunday at his
home at DeLaad. He says that there is no
chaucs for Noiusia county TO be divided,
and that no county in the state will be di-
vided until 1897
Inc revival meeting at the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, at KiSsimmee,
conducted by the pastor, Mr.. Honiker, was
closed last Wednesday night after CON
tiRulng over five weeks
Capt. r. E. Rsse has sold his crop Of
peaches on his place at st. Cloud fsr 81 par
bushsl on the trees, Asd has over 1000
bushels. None of the trseS have been set
out more than taree years.
Saturday J. A Ericksos Of Gainesville
received tse uswslcOms news from friend
az Caarlo to Hs1rbor that his hsuss near
Cleveland had been destroyed by fire. Loss
about $500. No Insurance.
Wednesday, at Tampa, Miss Fannie Yai-
ser had the msfortuRs TO run against 2
silver in the sidewalk which penetrated tao
sole of her shoe and into her foot for about
2lnches, causing painful wound.
by DR.. Ross, polypus froa the aasal organ
that was banging down in her throat, great
II troubling her swallowing. IL was an
inch in diameter with roots 213 inches long
George Acosts, general delivery clerk at
the postottice at Jacksonville. Ike 1t tally
of the callers at his window wesn the
urs Of ald II O'Clock Mo-day morning,
aud thsy amounted TO 4JS diff 3reut indl-
viduals
E. NJ. Earnest, city treasurer of Kis i'm
NEE, applied TO the couacil for an incrss SO
Of salary frem $50 to 800 ysar. and upon
their refusal tn do s., Jesdsrei his resg a
tse, 10 take effect as soon as his successor
could qualify.
The plume bird hunters OF Fort Myers
are returning home, many of them ha win :
given up the work for this season. The
new law just passed by the Legislature will
most likely put an end to that occupation
for the future.
Dan Clifton, who vas indicted for break
ing into store at Winona, was convicte
anc sen enced to three years in tie peaten-
tiary. The case was appealed and he i,
now awaiting to be released on bail, pend
ing the appeal
Maj. Russell, superintendent of the state
board OF public instruction, mas decided
that school may be closed during holiday
week, aud thaJ the teachers are entitled 10
report the time as taught and draw their
salaries accordingly.
MIR. Thursby and bis son Ben of Blue
Spri IS have been fighting fl g since Sur
day last. Some one set their forest on fire
hat day, and most of the beautiful trop ca
appearance of the grounds around Blue
Springs has been des Dyed.
G.. w. Burden, Jr., is the name of now
Orlando real estate owner. G.. w. Burden,
Jr, is a last weeks ba3y waose grand
father had made him the owner of ten
acres of laRd, tne fee to vest imme eiiately
on his appearances in tais world.
Last Saturday Telfair Stockton closed a
trade which he has been negotiating for
some weeks in behalf Of r. r. Paulison of
Dstrcit, Mich, Whereby that gen, lemag
comes into pos session Of tie main portion Il
the Talleyrand place near Jacksonville.
The first case ever tried in Clay county,
under tse act of A. d. 1887, 70 protect fresh
water fisheries in FlOrida, came before
the county judge one day this week aad re
suited il the conviction OF the offenders
Philip Long aud Edward johnson They