The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-03


1t is estimated that the crop of oranges in
Columbia county this season will make forty
or fifty carloads.
Rev /. W. Stevens has resigned the pas
torate OF the Presbyterian church of KisSim-
NEE. He will go to Sorrento. in Orange county.
j. r. Gilbert Of Kissimmee has recently in
vented broom which utilizes palmetto leaves
or wire grass. When they wear out new
supply is woven into the handle.
The firm of l. W. c. Parker & Co of Oviedo
have disposed of their entire stock Of mer-
chandiSe to McCau s. Lee. a portion of the
goods going to the firm Of C. O. swanson
The state board Of pardons at a late session
pardoned A M. Noble of Pensacola convict
ed OF adultery. The fine in the case having
been paid, he was restored to citizenship.
Cen Horace Brooks, United States army,
retired, was In kissimmee Saturday and pur-
chased OF c. +. Prevatt for 81 600 what is
known as the old Waldron place on the lake
few miles south of Kissmmee
FRIDAY d ED OF assignment executed by J.
r. Muller, proprietor OF millinery and notion
store on Palafox street, TO Judge George :.
Hallmark, was filed in the office of the clerk
OF the circuit court at Pensacola. After re-
serving the exemption 10 which Mr.. Muller is
entitled under the law the deed places
the value of the property assigned for the
benefit Of creditors at 81 150.23. No schedule
OF Mr. Mullers debts was filed with the deed.
West Hillsborough Times: John Hart,
formerly of Geneva. met with an accident that
may terminate fatally. He was bathing in
the pavilion at at St Petersbu burg, and in MAX
lug dlve into the water from swinging
trapeZe he struck the bottom directly on his
mead. Completely paralyzed. he was helpless
IN the water, and would have drowned had he
not Deen observed. Every limb and function
OF his body from his head down is paralyzed,
ana grave fears are entertained that his in
Jurles may prove fatal.
Madison Recorder; Last Saturday as
Needham Coach, cClOred. the mail rler on
the Perry route was short distance uelow
Moseley Hall, he overlook the 12-year-old son
OF Richard FIELDS also colol ed who picked
UP a TIN can in the road and as he walked
along by the mail cart pitched II in the air a S
target Tor Needham. Several shots were
fired at IL without result until their ROADS di-
Verged, when the boy threw it again Need
nam turned and fired his 3a-ealfber pistol
again ,When the boyle TO the ground, the
DaIl having taken eject in the forehead The
boy lived until sunday morning. Needham
gave himself UP to The authorities and is now
IN jan he is not considered of bright mind
ana Is seInl-paralYtic, and says the killing
was purely accidental. We learn. howeVC r
without AUTHORIZATION, that the boy says that
Neeuham said as he Tired the fatal shot
fLook out N going TO shoot you"
Orlando Reporter Within the past ten
0ass mere nave been three organizations
lounaed which will make Orlando their head
quarters. The Seventh Day Adyenfists az fhe
state have so gained in mbership and finan-
car strength as to warrant the organization
OF state conference. Elder l.. II. Crisler OF
TINS city Is president and Elder J w Callie
aLso oi ms CITY is member Of the executive
committee. 2 ne Florida Tract society have
selLsa upon Orlando as their headquarters
ehu ms VIII mean that from Orlando all the
DoOhs. tracts, papers, etc. used by the de-
nomination Ia the state will be- sent out from
tAe once mere. Elder J.. II. Crisler OF ORLANDO
~ president. Elder j. W. CaIlie Of Orlando is
W. president Alexander Mitchell "a practi-
~ toohheeper OF Grand Island VIII remove
Is5s gna Lecoiue secretary and treasurer
- hlLlora. VINO has accompanied Elders
Cris-er and Callie in their eyangelistic laf0rs
~ aihRer. VIII settle here and iecOme CORE
ep9huinR secretary Of the society The state
SATAN 1ehoos Association, Of which Elder