The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-08

W. ii. Smith will erect moss mill at
Evinston.
The Ruge Canning Company at Apalachi-
cola will begin operations about Dec. III.
Capt. R. 8. Warner OF Tampa is having
plans drawn for fine residence which he
will have erected on his property on PIanI
avenue In Hyde Park.
At Orlando Tuesday the city democratic
executive committee has declared the pri-
mary fair and free from fraud, and that
| Poyntz was duly nominated for treasurer.
JIG. Ruge is making preparations to
| build handsome residence on the beach on
ths lots between the residences of Messrs.
Grady aud Mrs. Nellie Robinson.
II rumored iE Carrabelle that Mr..
Kelly and others-northern gentlemen,
! will build a saw-mill at CArrabelle on the
site formerly occupied by the Reynolds
mill.
The transfer of the Green Point cannery,
near Apalachicola, TO Baltimore parties has
owners will start up the cannery within G
short time.
1t Is said in Carrabelle that owing to the
near approach Of Christmas, work on the
railroad will not be resumed until Jan. !,
when work will be commenced at both ends
of the route.
D. E. Cooper is building a q. 800 house
for j. II. Bass and 81 900 one for W. V.
Banks at Mclntash. Mr.. Thomas is having
improvements made on his dwelling. There
are five new structures going up In that vii
lage at once.
Messrs. Dutton g. Co. completed on Sat-
urday telephone line from their factory,
in the southern part Of Gainesville, TO their
bank on Liberty street, from that place to
High Springs, aud from there to the mines
in the country.
r. M. Williams, general merchandise
dealer. with stores as Hampton, and Waldo,
Monday made q general assignment for the
benefit OF bis creditors. Hon. sgd L. Car
ter of the Gainesville bar was the attorney
In charge OF the assignment.
At Orlando Tuesday, while George B.
Dorm was driving Texas pony on Church
street, just opposite Crossleys shoe shop, the
pony became fractions, kicked the buggy to
pieces and threw Mr.. Dorm out. breaking
his leg, dislocating his hip and seriously
bruising him.
The fast through freight train out OF
Florida took the largest number Of oranges
from Sanford last Sunday, Dec. 4, that ever
left that place. There were forty-two cars
all loaded with oranges, twenty-seven of
the cars being delivered by the South
Florida railroad.
1t was reported at Jacksonville Tuesday
uAboIhOou buos AuOLuns AukOyS tue OWucE ol
the old fremont hotel, had just consum-
mated the sale Of his lot at the corner OF
Main and Forsyth streets to unknown
parties for S17,500. Real estate men think
the price paid very cheap.
At Fort Myers J. d. Loughran and Peter
Dykstra have completed a large kiln, for
the Pebble Phosphate Company for the
purpose of burning out the lime, OF which
more or less is found In the river beds Of
phosphate. The company is sanEuine that
they can make q success Of it by this proc
ess. rgF
The lease Of the gas works at Gainesville,
was sold Monday by Special Master March,,
Loeb of Palatka. and was bid off for c. j.
Hayes for the nomsnal sum OF 81 so. Tn,
| purchaser Of the lease, which has about six
| teen years yet TO run, has to guarantee tn,
interest on the bonds which amounts "a
| e., 400 per annum.
The old Charleston house at Orlando II
being put in condition for moving. The
! portion of 1t purchased by ]. A. Beal will
be put upon his lot on Pine street and con-
verted into 23-room residence, besides hall
and bath rooms. Mrs Mary Livingston will
move her section over TO her property OF
the corner of Main and Church streets
which will give her house capacity OF sixty
rooms.
| An old German named Dawn, from
Winter Park, was In Orlando Tuesday
when his horse ran away and threw the OLE
man out, breaking his leg 10 two places anC
inhicting other serious injuries AfterwarC
another man undertook to drive the horse
The animal ran away again and totally
demolished the buggy and broke down sew
eral awning posts and one sign, beside
| doing much other damage.
Train No 66 on the Orange Belt railway
| was delayed three hours Tuesday on &C
count Of a wreck six miles south Of Oakland
The express car was thrown from the tract
and the assistant 20 the express messenge
was killed. Nobody else was injured. Tn,
assistants name was G. III. Dollar, and hi
home was in Cairo, Ga, to which place hi
body was sent Tuesday night. He was
In years.
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