The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-19


Pensacola Weekly Argus: The pet OF a
BrooksVllle, Fla, young woman is pig that
follows her about the streets as though II
we've dog,-Enchange. That is all very
line now, but that pig will grow to be q hog
after awhile and then may prove to be a de.
cided bore.
Gainesville Sun: Col. Shipman informed
us that the land ONCE had received more in
qulrles about Florida land during the last
fifteen days by parties from northern states
than during any six months before He
thinks Florida's prosperity is becoming
worldwide.
Pensacola Daily News: The pecan crop
this year Is going to be immense in this yicin-
ity. The trees are so loaded that the branches
bend low under their burden. The magnif-
cent row Of large trees in the yard Of Mr. c.
w. Hagerman attracts universal attention on
account Of the great quantities Of nuts they
now have on them.
De Funiak Springs Signal: A gentleman re-
marked the other day that he had never
Springs. Says he: 1.-THE encouraging sound
OF the hammer and saw is heard on every
side" We know town in Florida that
sta[ted nye years ago with equal advantages
WITH DE tunlak Springs. To-day it is dead
Whlle De tuniak Springs hourishes. You see
that town hasn't had q newspaper.
OViedo Chronicle: There is a story that
tne MeMcans are so lazy that they wait for
earthquake shocks (which occur every few
minutes in that country to turn their dice
When they play the game. The CHRONICLES
once devil claims the championship belt
however. The Ofice has windows on four
sides, and he just waits few DAYS for the
STIRRING breezes TO blow the papers in a heap
and thus saves the labor Of sweeping.
Quincy Herald: There is too much shoot.
ing on the streets and the outskirts OF town
at night and Marshal Scott is on the lookout
LOT those who do 1t and if he catches them
tney VIII surely De punished. Only q few
nights ago pistol ball passed through the
WINDOW OF residence near town and fell on
the noor. II came fIom the direction of town
ana was probably fired by some careless per-
son who was shooting his pistol just for the
iun OF the thing. But such fun is dangerous
is killed ''''0 oiie
A Cmpley druggist writes TO the Banner. Mr..
Edltor-Although l am an ugly man. am
perfectly harmless. and l write this for the
beneht OF those who do not like nv tooi-s
ana ways. 1 have been trying ever since I
nrst cast my eyes upon this new Jerusalem 10
pc KIND 10 all, both old and young. who would
~ I'LL me. ana as pleasant as possible. have
hSRL DlCaG grin upon my face until the
Dack Of my head and neck ache in the strug-
rae 70 please, but II seems an to no burmese.
anu therefore, IN the future l will FIJI no pre-
myself '4''0ii ~
Fort Myers Press: We have lived in Fort
ely65s lot over seven years and not until last
S Sauta9 ever had The courage TO try the cab
Ddee OF the palmetto. II lis a delightful dish
cooked Just as the housewife prepares a nice
crisp caDba2e. The flavor OF the palmetto
stloAEF resembles satisfy, or the vegetable
oyster, when seasoned with butter nepner
anu sdt and milk. II can be boiled with
ll Ior seasoning. or fried the latter way of
$1,000 we nave not tested. But it Is q
splehdld vegetable with a delicate flavor and
- easily oigested. The cabbage palmetto
sto"s IN abundance all over Lee county and
NY sey pe OBTAINED Tor the labor of cutting down
ocaia Banner; Il is strange how Ignorant
s ,, men are ana men who occupy positions
Were ignorance it would appear Is almost in.
1S.ssipu'. N e say 10 this large class Of fndi-
Pen14luTes Of the public moneys. He collects