The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-28

/ purchased from Col L. A. Barnes 1910
acres OF land in sections l6 and 81, township
/ 8, range Is, fourteen miles n jrthwest OF
/ Gainesville. fine body OF timber. Mr..
| Avery has also recently purcha ed FIR m the
heirs OF Archie Cole, Il, 000acr in the same
| locality.
Here is the way Mayor Marks of o 'lando
puts it: Mrs. Demont OF Sanford, an
estmable lady, is attacked for two months
| vito female trouble, being strong in con.
stitution fights through vita good medical
aid, is almost restored to health, drinks q
heavy draught of lemonade on a full
stomach OF calomel aud dies, Verdict:
Yellow fever.'n
Milford w. Ingraham of 81. Augustine
mad, an assignment Wednesday for the
benefit OF his creditors AS far as can be
learned bis assets are 80, 800, against "a, 900
liabilities, 50 ali his creditors will receive
| 100 cents on the dollar. Mr.. Ingrahan,
fearing dull summer aud not Wishing 70
lose bis weIl-estabI shed credit, wisely de-
| cidsd to assign willie his affairs we're In a
solvent condition.
A Spaniard was arrested in Ybor City on
Monday by the police for creating dis
turbance. After bis arrest it was learned
| by tbs Cubans that his name was Bernardo
no Perez, alias the big Mosquito" who
| was wanted in Cuoa for the nau rder of four
| Cubaus After his identity was established
| the Cubars became so much excited that
the officers thought it prudent 10 put the
| prisoner in jail t. protect him. II is sup
pos d the Spanish government will ask for
bis extradiGion.
DIR. Cyrus, PRECEDENT OF the Putnam
county board Of health, reports the follow
ing deaths IN five mo 1ths. from July !, TO
Nov. 81, 1888, in Pslatka and for three
miles in the surrounding country: Con-
| sumption, Is non-residsnts) !; gunsnot
wound |; Bight's diseass 3; anurIsm sill
born 2, cholera inta Itum /; diIrrnea | !;
pneumonia ]; ! ck jaw | malsrial fever | :;
congestion Of the brain ! disease OF the
splne ]; chronic dysentery Ia total Of
t"enty-two deaths Tor the five su n ner
mont IS. Ptlatka has q population of ;, 900.
and challenges the worl to beat this record.
The Orlando Record will be hereafter
published BY stock company, composed of
number OF weil-kn 1wn citizens OF Or
lando. The first meeting of the stockholders
was held Tuesday, at which t1e following
officers were elected: President, Andrew
johnson; vice president, C. A. Boone; sec
rotary and treasurer, Charles Cousens; DIR
rectors, AndceS Johnson, c. +. Lartigue
H. 5. Keduey, II. q. Garrett and NJ. C.
Rerdell. Charles A. Winner was elected
editor, and will have entire char Le of the
editorial columns, as heretofore 1ne on Y
| change In the personnel Of the staff will be
that Mr.. Rerdeil will retire I, ON the bust
ness management and local depar .ment of
the paper.
The Gambler correspond ant of the NEWS
writes us as follows: The outlook for the
peach crop in this section is very promis-
ing. Tue orchards OF the Pesnt) and honey
peaches are a beauti vi sight, the trees
being literally loaded d own win fruit now
half grown. The pOpulati N Of tn towI has
been increased by tls arrival of tea persons
from Lafayette, Ind This section of the
county Is tracing a great ma ~ people,
aud all are well pleased with The Iuntcy.
The people here are highly Q atel over the
| lie - that the work Of con tructi < the
Palatka aud AnclOte Rays raj road will
shortly DO co nmence1. This road will help
our section greatly, as it will develop fine
section of country and give an outlet di-
recty north.
Sanford journal, April %: DR.. b. Y.
herndon, city physician, reports that he has
sean every physician Ia town tnis morning
and not one Of them has a case of any kind
| that Is confiued to hi bed, and only 70
| has a case at a IL. DIR. McRae has one case,
tlat Of Capt. Shrine, who has chronic dys-
eatery, but was able to hold court yesterday.
Is there another place in the ate or in the
world Of its size tn can say as muchl A
number of citizens congregate1 this morn
ing IN front Of A. E. Philips drug store and
discus sed the subject of yellow fever, aud it
was decided to select a committee OF three
citizens to confer with DIR. Porter and got
him To investigate o case The folio wing
gentlemen were named to act Mayor Evans,
Alderman Dodd an Col Gwynn.