The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-09

arhor covering three quarters ot 90 acre say i
90 produced tle past season between N" aug
) t0l bushels oi grapes. and that ho pasilIe,.
eighty head 90 hogs fCr Three weeks under
the vines and that they did Hnely.
The board cf Uarl1us has acted on the iol-
lowing cases. a. ~. MOBILES EStaH ia,
aGuitery. tucraid pardouet and restored ~
. citizenship Joe Peacock. walton murder
sentenced % De hung committed 20 inn prison
ment FOR lie. Heury Shemcld, SuWannee
selling liquor without license. lined sl71 ahd
costs c0mmgtcd 10 80 and costs Marcellls
Oliver, Orange, rape; pardoned
The Cuban citizens Of Tampa are making
preparations for q grand and impressive dem
o1stration next Tuesday IA commemorative
Of the proclamation OF the independence or
the Island OF Cuba 10y Carlos Manuel de tes
I pedes the leaderOf the revolution OF leos. Al
sunrise the American aud Cuuan hags VIII TIE
raised side BY side on the poles on the Cui az
opera house, and they viii be saluted 10y
twenty one guns.
Henry 5. Fowler. white OF Washington
county, was on trial iet0re United states
Commissioner unison at Pensacola FRIDAY
Fowler was arrested on three charFes-sell-
ing liquor without license. having an unreg-
istered still in his possession and threatening
the lives Of Deputy United States Marshais
Ball and Ward. United States District At
torney Summers represented the government
Fowler was required 20 furnish bail in the
sum Of ~ 900 for his appearance at the next
term of the United states court.
Orange City Displtch: A gentleman and Ia
dy from Enterprise drove up at Orange CITY
Monday and expressed their desire 10 trans
act little business in which the services OF
justice Of the peace were necessary They
were conducted to the presence Of II. p. Bur
rill. n. p, who Immediately dispatched
runner to his residence TO bring down the big
document containing the sacred words that
YIELDS the bolts by Cupid thrust. When the
book finally arrived Mr.. Burrill invited the
hymeneal seekers TO his parlors over +. &C.
Graham's store taking that gentleman and
p Il ION all rfEr Ms witt ag aeg n
their presence the marriage contract was
solemnized The groom, Mr. J. J. Aydlott,
was married 10 the same lady, Mrs. Betty
Ldnder about ten years ago, to whom we're
born three children. Intemperance caused
the wife TO seek ana obtain a divorce and
was afterwards married to a Mr.. Llnder. who
in like manner failed TO please the lady,
who wished TO be single again Another dI-
vorce and the subsequent marriage to the
first love was the legend Of Mondays pro-
ceedings.
Lake City Tobacco Plant: Monday was
legal sales day, and though a good deal of
property was advertised to sell on that date,
but one or two Of the sales took place, the
others being continued or restrained. But
among the property cried of was the lot and
buildings. fixtures and furniture OF the Lake
City Bank, which was offered by Receiver A.
Is. Hagen. under decree from Judge White.
There were several respectable bids for the
lot and building but it was finally knocked
OF to Mr.. j. ID. galloway for 81 80. This was
bargain, and il makes Mr. Galloway
the owner Of one Of the best improved and
most desirable complete business squares in
the city, tesldes his other properties. Col.
Blackwell Of Live Oak bought the counters,
railiugs and gates for 876 which looks as if
he cOntemplates starting a bank Mr.. A. J.
Henry bought in the great iron safe for the
county, at 500. It is bargain and the county
needs il The other odds and ends were bid
In by various parties ana all sold we'll. con
sidering the nature Of the sale and the
stringeucy Of the times. The sale yielded a
total OF about II 500 in round figures.