The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-21

hunt last week IN the Fort White section
killed $50 quail
The South Florida Fair Association will
open their fair at Orlando on the third
Tuesday IN February.
Several bicyclists Of st. Augustine will
endeavor TO make a 100 miles run on tho
beach next Thanksgiving day.
The DeLaud pOstofice will by no means
60 begging. There is a clean 50 900 per
year in the office for some democrat
Judge Benjamin Harrison, formerly OF
the Florida Standard of Jacksonville. has
assumed the editorship OF the Pensacola
NelCs.
Capt. Ed Allen of St. Augustine has
rai-ed M. Flagler's yacht and finds that il
can be easily repaired. The steamer crushed
the boat badly.
Rev. W. NJ. Wambolt, who has been pas
tor OF the Baptist church at jasper for four
consecutive years, has agai been called to
the pastorate for the ensuing year.
petition for signatures Is being cir
culated at Brooksville by w. s. Hancock,
who wants permission TO open a sal roo.
The Star is making a strong fight to induce
people to refuse TO sign it. The town rs
dry one at present.
About week ago a common house spider
bit George Mackay of OcaIa on his arm.
seemed at first OF slight Importance
US ~tm is now to ribly swollen, and
ed that amputatiOn will be neces-
ty organization committee has
for anu-saloon meetings at New
n Nopdey, Nov. *; fuesdaY,
Port Orange; Wednesday, Nov.
q ka. aud in the evening of the
yat Ba tona. Prof. Forbes and
+. W. Bond will speak at New
tae latter gentleman, with
kers will address the people aJ
Nces famed.
N.hroHicIe: The pastor Of the
@An church, at the close of tue
drrp,ra ct Sunday, called the attention Of
=. 4atfOn tO the fact that the much
" WI .airs on the building had been
uch an england asked for 800 additional
atQA 20 push forward the WORK
/. the cost ei1dSrtaken. All we're pleased TO
state suthofacrliy WIN winch the amount,
they coul '0 '''--'"' ''A00 A'i
Ks IN Cd Recorder: Hon. w. @. Cannons
= IL wou'a pleasant cell Tuesday. He had
er a year betved a republicans check for
of enough While in Indiana a few weeks
, tho oorr wagered with an Indiana republican
= general result 800. and the money
Che depatd by hotel man, with the under
K all the tg that the winner was to treat. The
will nee0ek advantage of this provision IN the
slato,. and when be st.w that bis 300 WAS lost
invited his friends around and all drank
= ~ the amount of $3S ~, which was taken
'faolt OF the 800. Cannons won 4 clean
| thousand on Cleveland.
DeLand NeIOS: E. o. Painter has left
| foSx England, He carried with him the best
| wt2hes of our people and two beautiful
orange boxes, made of the finest curly pine,
polished, vanished and fastened with brass
screws. These boxes are to be filed with
fa ,f..IA e
prominent London papers. Mr. Honeywe
contributed box Of fruit for this purpose
and in giving them said: Tell the English
| men that these are from a man that had a
father that helDed to whip the redcoats.
| Mr.. Hamlin also contributed box of nice
| fruit, u. A. Dreka, mand0rins and tan
gerines, Prof Carson some grape fruit
and navels. These boxes will be repacked
just before getting TO destination in silk
tissue and parchment paper. The boxes
| were made by j. T. Cairns and were fit
ornaments for parlor table.
San Antonio Herald: The tramrosd,
which is now being rapidly pushed to COM
pletion by Mr.. Sulteufuss for hauling
| stocks to his mill, will be a great help to
him and quite good thing for those living
adjacent to the road. as they can sell their
stocks to better advantage. The road is
ultimately intended to reach several miles,
and 1t will have quite a number of loco
m tives and cars. The first Loco
motive is now being arranged by
Anselm Wishers. 1t is a nicely arranged
powerful machine, and we think from the
care It is getting and the general good
| workmanship, that Mr.. Sultenfuss will be
more than satisfied and that he will order
another one Immediately. He is also max
ing some extensive additions to his Drexel
mill and has started or is about to start a
steam road about twenty miles long and is
having telegraph line put up alongside of
| the roadbed, both MS sons and his nephew
being good operators as well as tirst-olass
mill men,