The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-18
FI0RIDA

South Florida Sentinel: It is the universal
opinion that great mistake was made in the
law shielding quail TIL Nov. 1. The writer
has seen several cOvies within the last few
weeks that were old enough to kill now, and
by November viii ne too tough to eat. BY
another season we hope TO see this remedted
yolusa Record: When you make up your
mind 70 move to sunny Florida, or to spend
the winter revCling in its balmy climate bear
in nina the section in which DeLand is To-
Gated is one OF the most charming in the state
free from insects. free from cold free from all
poisonous miasma emanating from swamps
or streams ana large lakes. The town is
eminent for Its social, religious and educa-
toL-l advantages, charming and beautiful
with It's fine orange groves loaded with fruit.
and at the same time in February, white and
fragrant with ats bloom
Gainesville sun: Signor G. Castenanos.
VINO was IL Ccala recently, was shown some
very nue samples OF tobacco raised By Robert
r Partridge. near the Brick City. Signor
CastellauOs declhres 1t to be equal to any that
Is raised in Cuba. Mr.. Partridge engages a
number Of Cuban farmers TO cultivate his
tobacco, which accounts largely for his sue
cess me soil In this section is said to be
better adapted to the culture OF tobacco than
that of the Ocala section and there is no
uouht that II some Of the farmers would adopt
the policy OF Mr.. Partridge, they would lind
Tobacco culture very profitable enterprise.
Greer Cove Spring. y certain man in CLAW
county having received the appointment Of
notary public bought notariaI seal and hung
guy ul4'l 'iS III. All regal pupeTS attended TO-
agent Tor non-resdents. etc" About that
time an Old man whose wife and himself had
been al variance Tor some time. concluded
That they would 20 cfOre this notary and get
divorce. m laying the matter before the
CIlrlal Pie toi1 hlta iAaJ he had nut 965. Then
the notary convened the court, swore the
parties. and with all the pom u0sity Of Il sll-
pltL1e court Judge, rendered the following or
oeN- ~ MS case coming on 10 be heard and
after hea ing the evidence. ana both parties
being wiling. 10 is ordered by this court that
l--roe OF divorce re granted to both par
lle5. u is further ordered that the husband
pay s7o almony to The wife and the court be
allowed sl5 for its expenses"
All. rank 7, Bulge returned from his trim
upliu Monday night. lie spent several davs
il Chicago taking in the worlds fair. In an
h"er orr question as to what he thought Of
the fi9rlca building he replied that il was
as AGE TO our state. The building is divided
u mo stalls and apartments which are
t---.-t o'. 10 tNLtrent parties to dispose Of
.s1HA.- lunches, orange cider. and other
tLihAa winch nave nothing 10 40 with Florida
~ long as the building has been used for
thrst purposes. II ought never to have been
called the FLORIDA building" Born Mr.
l5tose and Sir. Oliver the latter returned last
S9tu. Gay night say that Florida would have
l-4eo HtitfI twice over had the Florida build
aug never teen Known. "A few stuffed allira
~. -ome phosphate. few Spanish bayc-
hr,o CROWN and one solitary pineapple is
o-Ail -.s lh.F say that they we're ashamed
20 Al itthf;mor- would not acknowledge
'HtA were citizens of Florida while IL
tHt1 b1nuluE. California had the uuesi state
tt..I ' any state represe ed. The READ
on lue star are nov asked n they viii dis
IN etitfe tle testimony 81 such Of our people S
4 A-e9s4A' olftr, Bulge II. W. Bessey and