The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-14
FLORIDA.

FLORIDA.
Marianne Times-C Courier The recent rains
are interfering with fodder-pulling, but as
that is looked upon as "a matter of-course"
no one seems discouraged thereby.
South Florida Sentinel: Everything that
can be grown in Orange county for the next
six months should be planted and cultivated
with all the care possible; there never was a
time when IL was more necessary for US to live
at home.
Weekly Tallahassean: 1On Tuesday a mum
Der Of the most prominent cOlored people Of
this county called on Governor Mitchell and
expressed their surprise and regret at the
contents of an editorial that appeared In the
Florldlan OF saturday last, advocating the
deportation OF the negroes.
Fort " hite Boomer: We venture the as
sertlon that Florida, in proportion to capital
and population, will come out OF the imam
c1al trouble as easily, If not more so, than
any other state. The people Of Florida love
10 pay their debts and Will make sacrifice to
do so, fact commendable in her people.
Defuniak Springs Signal: Mr. L. O. Chamb-
less, OF this place, and Mr.. ice Duckworth of
Portland, called at our once Monday. These
gentlemen report crops through the country
very good, and especially cotton. Mr.. Chamb-
less says his prospects for a cotton crop are
better than ever before since he has lived in
Florida.
Beueview Blade: T. D. Waite is busy clear
ing twenty acres OF rich hammock land, pre-
pararory TO setting TO grape fruit. This is
one OF the coming fruits of the state. The
prospects are good for quite large crop of
oranges this year in and around Belleview
The Waite grove promises a large yield of
the golden fruit The grove Of Mrs J. w.
Dane in the hammock west OF town, is look
ing remarkably well.
Tampa Daily Times: If Tampa oficials
neglect doing anything and everything in
their power to put the city in first class sani-
tary condition Immediately they will deserve
the severest censure and condemnation. An
ounce Of prevention is worth a pound OF cure
Is maxim which should he preached and
acted upon in Tampa just now, for reasons
that should be apparent to everyone. Let
the city be put 10 hrst-class sanitary condt-
ton Immediately.
Orlando Daily Reporter. Orlando today
IS one OF tine clcanest cities III the state.
Our authorities have been eIy-vigiant
In their efforts TO place the city in excellent
sanitary condition. and the promptnesS with
which they have gone TO work to rid the streets
OF the standing pools Of water deposited by the
last rev days rams is stlu further evidence
That the marshal and his assistants can be
Sonnaenliy looked 10 TO keep the town in No,
sanitary condition,
Broollyille Star: few nights ago on a
Florida Central and Teuinsular train So
says an informant. there was a newly married
couple from Ocala. They occupied 10 berth in
the sleeper and their cooling was dove like
and attracted the attentiou,of some ana dis.
tracted the attention of others Finally the
lauy said Il am going TO- get drink OF water:
~hen J come back stick your feet out OF the
berth so 1 won't make amistake." When she
'fssAEneu 70 come back every FOOT ia the car
A5 exposed.
reen Cove Spring Samples Of CLAW
&DuntF grown tobacco have been brought In
= this week, and viii be followed bv a number
OF others. Mr.. w. j. Lane Of NHddieburr
brought In sample Of extra fine leaf and ha
says ne thinks he viii be able to improve the
quality Of his tobacco another wear. So fan
as we are able to judge the samples are very
line. and there seems TO be daWuiug "a new
era OF prosperity TO those OF our farmers who
unaertake the cultivation Of this, % Clay
county, new crop.