The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-15

Fort Myers Press: J. L. Cutler, of Fort
Myers, has been experimenting with palmetto
leaf with view 10 utilizing 1t as fibre for
the manufacture OF paper and paperware He
showed some samples OF pulp-the result of
passing the palmetto leaf through machine
which he has constructed and intends to get
patented.
Fernandina News: Nassau county still
continues TO receive benefits from her exhi-
bit at the world 5 fair. Mr.. q. a. Latham
yesterday made a shipment Of cigars to
Chicago, a result Of samples placed on exhi-
bition at the big fair. Mr.. 5. Carrie also has
an order from Chicago. These two factories
have received orders for 20,0OO during the past
week
Florida Cracker: One of the important con-
sideratlons in the manufacture Of cigars is
dry climate. Lakeland is peculiarly blessed
IN this respect, being the highest point on the
South FLORIDA railroad There are few cities
OF like size that can boast of a well-equipped
electric light plant such as we have in Lake
land, and the citizens should give the enter
prise substantial encouragement.
Chipley Banner: Mr.. Jack Johnson, who
lives about six miles northeast OF town
brought to our otaee Tuesday a section of
grape vine about Is inches long having two
different ages OF grapes on it; one is getting
ripe and the other is not half grown, both
well filled punches, and in q healthy condi
tion. He says the whole vine is covered with
two different crops. de has several vines Of
the same kind and with two crops OF grapes
on them.
mobbing and white cap business all over the
country, and few more OBJECT lessons in
which the attacking party are shot down will
have wholesome effect. The chaps who in
their own conceit are so exNedingly righteous
that they go about over the country dragging
people out OF their beds and whipping them
TO make them good also deserve all they get
when their victims turn upon them and I'LL
them fun OF lead.
Juno Tropical sun: For over $50 miles up
and down our coast, in fact, from the north
end OF Daue county to the borders of Monroe,
over the Keys. more than 20J miles. two doc
tors easily do the practice and have plenty Of
time to devote 10 other things hen an
other thing TO be remembered in this COnnec-
ton Is that around the lake are hundreds of
mechanics ana Iaborers. white and black
VINO nave never been in a tropical climate be.
fore; yet they rarely get six. ANA so far
none have heen severely i'll. Chills are al
most unknown, and such thing as a sun
stroke never was known to occur here.
kissimmee Leader: The COWS are begin
nlng TO roost on the sidewalks again. 1t was
always puzzle TO a sensible man to know
why the sOIloSJ Qryest spot IS always in front
o. his yara gate: but he knows this is So after
Few bareback rides on the bovines he
stumOleS over when he tries to get into his
'front.' gate these inky nights If our city
council mas not done so. says an Interested
citizen, IL strikes us that regulation should
be passed compelling owners OF cattle TO pen
tnelr STOCK al night. A cow that can Craze
enough from sun rise to sunset ought to be
4. penslcned ana given set of false teeth
M Oyiedo Chronicle. The Florida Central anC
fFPenlnsula railroad officials have taken the
matter Of laying the rails of the Savannah
extension into their own hands h. f. John
son & Co., western firm, had the contract f0
laying the rails between Bart road and Sa
vannah. but il seems they were not moving il
manner to satisfy the Florida Central am
Eenlnsular people that the work would ID,
completed ID time. 1t is well-known fac