The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-09

Senoia, arrested and carried him to Newman
Monday and placed him in Jail.
FLORIDA
Larkin s. Allen Monday, purchased at pub
lie sale at Palatka the Lar6in house lot for
5000.
Rev. Simeon Shefeld has organized Mis-
sionary Baptist church at Osteen school
house, in Levy county, with twenty-One mem
bers
The Devereux Manufacturing Company of
Palatka has closed contra It with parties
for the handling and shipment the product
of thirteen groves, estimated at $1,000 boxes.
Report says DR.. C. c. Haskell, OF Maitland,
so long treasurer OF the South Florida rail-
road, is preparing to go into the wholesale
grocery and cold storage business in Jack
sonVile
The Manatee Lemon Company has eighty
acres OF land under one fence on which are
over 10000 lemon trees. The company are
now preparing to set out trees on sixty
more acres, which will make $4,000 trees in
ALL
William Gary an ex-convict who was en-
ployed on S. M, Clyatts furpentine farm
near Chiefland Levy county, was lodged in
jail last week, having been caught in the act
of stealing checks from the commtssary. He
was shot by his captor, but not seriously in
jured.
Deputy Sheriff Higginbotham of Fernandfna,
has arrested Bill Young, coloTed, on suspicion
of being the party who shot Mary Young on
the night of the Both Young is the father of
the wounded girl and the sentiment of the
settlement in which he lived is said to be very
bitter against him.
The fish dealers of Tampa report fish more
abundant this season than in five years past
In consequence the market has been over
stocked for some weeks past, and nearly all
the fishermen are limited in their catches.
The surplus fish is being sailed and sold in
Havana and other markets.
An authentic report received by c. w. Ha-
german OF Pensacola. from his mill on Chip
ola river, conveys the information that his
partner, II. A. Suuires. who was killed last
way. the building OF which he was superin-
tending. In the fall the back of his head
struck log, crushing the skull and produc-
ing death.
A WIDOW living not far from ravares, had.
until very recently, q fine large tree hanging
loaded with gCo1 marketable mandarin
oranges, which was a SO Iree of pride to the
matron and of JOY to her little 40 *. The
family attended church last Saturday. and
during their absence. a mean scoundrel
stripped the tree of its treasure, leaving not
Jasper News: C. M. Brown, who.has a very
fine tangerlne orang3 grove at Panasofkee,
has hit on an idea that viii make quick
sale of his fruit. It is putting up in nicely
prepared boxes, 6xi2 inches, say thtee dozen
oranges in a box, and eight of these boxes IN
an ord nary orange box, which Will make the
fruit put up in these packages very saleable
lot FAMILY use and presents, He expects to
ship lOO,0OO OF these small boxes of taHgerine
oranges.
Pen 3acola News; A feeling Of surprise was
felt IN the community at the announcement
yesterday that @. p. Bobe & Co, clothing
merchants, at No. POP South Palafox street.
had made an ass gnment ana closed their
doors. The firm is composed of Messrs O. p
Bobe ard John G. Witt. They had been in
business out little more than a year and it
was generally supposed that they had been
doing good business. The deed of assign
ment was filed in the county clerks office
during the morning. f. e. H1rwell the fur