The morning news., 1889-04-22
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Coal docks are to be constructed at Pen.
sacola by the Export Coal Company.
Fifteen cents a quart is very lowest that
berries have sold for this season at retail in
Starke.
DIR. King Wylly returned from Cuba to
Sanford Thursday night. He was quite
unwell on the return trip.
1t is reported at Apalachicola that a man
named Davis shot and killed colored man
on Chipola river few days ago
Strawberries are being shipped from
Starke by express for about cents quart,
3 cents less than the refrigerators carry
them for.
The town council of Starke in called
meeting on April II agreed to pay the fine
imposed upon Marshal Wall, by the circuit
court, of S43 05
The coots and ducks which were so plen-
tiful at Titusville about week or two ago
have about all gone to their summer quar-
ters in more northern ATTITUDES
At Pensacola Thursday the British brig
Assistente arrived from Kingston, Jamaica,
with $4,000 oranges, l27 dozen pineapples
and % punches Of bananas, presumably
consigned to order.
T. j. Shine, clerk of Orange county, died
at Orlando Friday noon. He had been i'll
with dysentery about week, his ailment
dating from his visit to the Sub Tropical
prize drill at Jacksonville.
Two reports made by DR.. J. L. Posey,
inspector marine hospital service, to Sur
geon General Hamilton, declare that Pal
inetto and Manatee are very badly located
from sanitary point of view.
The party suspected of having committed
the murder az Pine Castle Wednesday night
was seen to pass through Orlando about
noon Thursday. He inquired the way TO
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that direction.
The delinquent tax list makes thirty-fo
aud half columns in the DeLaud NetDS.
The Brevard county list fills twenty-four
columns IN the Titusville Star. Several
other papers IN the state also print NAM
moth lists Of delinquents
The Clyde steamers running between
Fernandina and New York will not call at
Charleston in the future, but will call at
Wilmington. The steamers OF this line
running between Jacksonville and New
York are the only ones that now call at
Charleston.
The Orlando and Winter Park railway
has finished track-laying 10 Osceola, and
beginning tomorrow trains will run to
that place. Osceola is TO be known as
"Lakemont," aud will become famous for
its beautiful PARK which is being fitted up
on the property Of Judge Mizell
At ST. Augustine Thursday, Il. NJ. Flag
Ter bought lot on Treasury street belong
inging TO j. c. Thomas for $500. The
house on the lot has 70 be removed by July
!, which looks as If the present owner will
build on it during tue summer months. J.
c. Thomas has purchased house and lot
on Central avenue belonging to William
Mickler for IS, sou
The cost Of an outfit for a small cannery,
as estimated by the Hernando NeCs, is as
follows: Twelve-horse power boiler 1920,
open kettle Sl7. extra kettle if needed Ss
exhaust box ST. crane Sl3, air pumps st.
oil tank IS, fire pot El0, capping tools SIS
total 1907. Such an outfit will prove ad-
equate 20 the caBning Of peaches, pears,
berries and all vegetables except corn and
peas
Thursday night the city council OF Or
lando passel an order that the street COM
missioner be instructed TO notify all
property owners within the fire limits that
all wooden sidewalks must be taken up and