The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-13

Lesley Of Titusville was thrown out Of a
| buggy by a runaway horse. and her right
arm was broken near the shoulder.
William Tedder of Spring Garden a few
DAYS ago killed one of the largest deer that
has ever been killed in that section OF Volu-
STA county, the hide weighing seven pounds.
The Florida mail for the month Of July.
/ 1890, contained ,699, $40 letters and 1883,
| 600 papers, as against l. 1873, 40 letters and
/ 1,410, 400 papers for the month of July.
1889
W. C. Caunons OF Orange City has set
out 90 acres of young budded groves since
1889, and mas already sold 40 acres Of 1t. He
has m n at work clearing 80 acres north Of
town, 30 be set out this winter.
Madison Recorder: Uncle Patrick New
man, the sage" of Winquepin, jumped
couple of fine bucks a few days since and
succeeded in bringing one of them down
which tipped the beam at ITO pOunds.
The large water tank used for supplying
the saw mills ct Ellaville was badly dam
aged by thursdays collision on the Florida
Central and Peninsula that all the water
leaked out, and as a consequence the saw
mills have all been obliged to shut down.
At its session, last Tuesday, the board of
public instruction of Alachua county re-
ceived and paid for six new school buildings,
other buildings are in process of cree -ioa.
All the recent buildings are planed weather
boarded houses, set on brick pillars, have
glass windows brick fues, and painted aud
furnished with patent desks.
DeLAnd Record: Coronado has blossomed
out into perfect gem as a summer resort
for our people. This is the second season of
its existence, and the handsome and ele-
CANT cottages, costing from $500 to 81 800,
g.. Il.
a mile, numbering nearly fifty. The
capacity Of the large hotel was doubled last
spring, and it "a still inadequate for demands
for accommodations.
Daytona Journal. II you would see
gorgeous sunsets and iame-painted skies
contrasued with translucent blue skies, go
to the middle Of the bridges across the Hall
fax or to toe western shore of the peninsula.
1t will give you new ideas of how perfect
our evenings are in quiet beauty. All the
better when there are broken clouds near
the horizon and light, feecy ones above, for
the master hand to paint with tints of gold,
crimson and carmiae in all their varied
shades and combination.
james McCully and his nephew, Mabe
Phillips Of Fellowship, set hooks for an
alligator in Union lake, near McCrlly's
home, on Saturday night and caught the
alderman gator of the plaza. They ex-
arnined the line about 10 o'clock p. m, and
found the gator was there, and made at
tempt to pull him ashore, when the gator
started across the lake, but with their com
bined efforts they succeeded in bringing
him ashore He measured 10 feet inches
in length, and was as large round as a bar
rel.
Titusville Advocate: Considerable COM
motion WAS caused about 4 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, at the residence of the Rev.
Sidney Wilbur. South Titusville, when a
large water moccasin was discovered coiled
up in the lobby of the main entrance. w.
X Knox, the painter, who was doing some
work on the premises, appeared on the
premises just In time to put an end TO the
existence of the reptile, which measured
nearly six feet. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur had
most provideutial escape from serious
injury, for had they stepped upon the moe
casin unawares, there Is 10 telling what the
result would have been.
While coming through the Jupiter mar
rows Tuesday, the crow on the st. Lucie
had quite an neutrality-suspicious. Mr.. Bu.-
lard, who is working on John Beach's place
down there aHd a 400 pound bear had besn
disputing the right of habitation on Mr..
Beachs premises, ana Mr.. Billiard had cut
two or three littlegashes hrough Mr. Bruins
tough hide with an AK. / w hen tue st. Lucie
arrived on the scene q Dir. Billiard was
perched high up in tree and his bearship
was stationed at the foot, casting threaten
ing glances at his adversary. Purser Bal
lard, when he saw the situation, got his
rifle and dispatched the bear in short order.
Melbourne Nesos: Mr. Hamilton of Titus
vile has mad crowd of fishermen on the
peninsula opposite Melbourne for the last
few days, raking in with their nets thous-
ands of fish for the northern market. The
fish are very plentiful over there. one gen.
tlemGn informing us that he saw about two
weeks ago school of mullet fully quarter
OF mile long and a hundred yards wide,
and when the large fish got among them it
was a sight that northern fishermen would
have gone into ecstasies over. the little
mullet jumping several feet out of tine
water In their attempts to get away from
the larger fish, and the water in a perfect
boil all the time.