The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-05


Senator and Mrs. Call are at Jackson
vile.
Joe Baldwin was buried at Newnansyille
Monday.
Lake City will probably soon have
hosiery factory.
A big rise is reported in the Chattahoo-
chez and Flint rivers
j. L. Davidson Of the Perry Bonner has
acquired a half-interest i'll the Madison Re-
corder.
Mr.. Flagler will spend about a week In
South Florida. when he will return to st.
Augustine
It is e,timated that the Starke grove at
Orange City will produce nearly 5000
boxes of oranges this season.
The trial at Barlow of Gibson. charged
with the murder of Donald S. Hall. ended
Monday in verdict of not guilty
During the month Of October 439 licenses
were issued in Escambia county, and of
this number 407 were for Pensacola.
Editor F. E. Harris of Ocala has inst
given a sixty-day $4,000 option on his
paper, the Ocala Banner, to some Kentucky
parties.
Mrs. Mack has sold her place at Winnie
mlsset, containing fifteen acres, part of il
10 grove, to a gentlemen from st. Louis.
NC was SO,0UU.
At Ocale Monday Judge Finley sentenced
Green Hodge to two years and a-half in the
peni1entiary on the jury's verdict of man
slaughter in the third degree.
The Olivetts brought into Tampa Satur-
day il ,2Sl punches Of bananas and las bar
rels of oranges. On the oranges there were
S73 duties, besides IS duties en- the barrels
]. Fl. Tatum of Barlow, last week, con-
summated sale OF one-sixth OF an interest
in the South Florida Phosphate Companv
for $4,000, to Mr.. Williams of Cincinnati
O.
A Swedish count is registered at the
Almeria hotel at Tampa. He married a
Miss Wilson, daughter Of New York
banker, last week. and Is now on his bridal
tour.
County Clerk james w. Balm of Fort
Myers has received a deed to record that
will make about $50 pages in the record
took, and the fees will amount to about
$50.
The steamer Frederick DeBary arrived
at her wharf at Jacksonville Monday, being
two weeks out from New Yotk. She hIs
been running between Boston and Nahant
all simmer
The Braidentown Journal announces
That ARA 7genents have been perfected
whereby at an early date the long-talked of
steam ferry across the Manatee river will
be established.
W. s. Burdette has resigned his position
with the First Matt nal Bank OF Palatka to
accept the position made vacant BY the res
ignation of R. f. Smith In the East F!orida
Savings and Trust Company.
Several Seminole Indians attended, the
Methodist church at Fort Myers last Sun
day. They seemed to be much intere ted
in the way matters are conducted. They
we're specially attracted by the singing.
A. I. Williams, the custom house officer
at Tampa, has captured several trunks AT
Punta Gorda and Barlow, containing goods
struggled IN without the payment of Gus
tom dues One trunk was iptu-ed which
required dues to the amount of S69S. Some
pack lges are overtaken on the railroads fal
into the interior.
The yacht Coronet, from New York. ar
rived at St Augustine bar Monday night
with Commodore A. E. Batema1, wife anc
TWO children and nurse, If Now York. and
l. q. Sheppard Of Washington. d. G
Owlng TO her deep draught the Coronet left
Ior Jacksonville in charge of Pilot B. A
I91cettl, after landing the party at tn
sunday, while Mr.. Noah Flegle. VIII,
yes about eight miles north Of TAMPA. or
iaAes, was In the Baptist church attend,