The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-24

4 vet, ana viii put out 600O0 more this season
I Has Just set cut 25U orange trees and 80 lemon.
/ The supreme court will now be called on TO
/ pass upon the validity Of the ordinance OF
Pensacola prohibiting the sale OF hqUor and
merchandise on sunday. In the hateas
/ corpus case Of the Sal1Onkeepers arrested by
| order OF the mayor several weeks ago at the
Instance OF the Law and Order League.
! Judge Barnes OF the circuit court rendered an
opinion Saturday that the ordinance is valid
and arrests were legal The defendants will
carry the case 70 the supreme court on
writ Of error, which is made returnabie
Aug. .
DR.. d. NJ. PipEin brought in from his place
one Gay last week a lot Of very fine oranges
OF the Harris Tardin, late, says the Barlow
CourIer-InfOrmant. These oranges were very
large lutcy and timely Favored; Just as good
as other oranges are in regular season Mr..
P1pkln has about thirty bearing trees OF this
variety, and has been realizing 50 per crate
for the fruit. and selling il at home. He eX-
perlmented last year and left some on the
trees which remained good until Octocer;
thus, as he says, II is easy to have good or
anges all the year.
Fort Myers News: DR.. L c. Washburn,
manager OF the experimental station. has
taken over 800 plneapples from one twentieth
part Of an acre OF land. and there are still
good many coming on. These he has sold in
the home market at 10 cents each The doe
tor Is agttatlng tho question Of organizing
company to build canning factory, and can
ming and crystalizing this fruit. He has
demonstrated that pineapples can be grown
profitable business can be established here
in the growing and canning OF this fruit
Fort Myers News The Rev. George Leslie
returned on Monday from visit to the In
dian mission at ImmOkalee, where he had
been for twelve years. His visit there has
been marked by result which ought to be
gratifying TO the authorities by whom he is
sent 70 the people to whom he went and to
himself On Sunday, July 8. he preached 10
congregation Of forty assembled in the
school house, and on the Wednesday follow
ing baptized two adults and two children.
On sunday, July Is, he preached to a congTe-
cation OF thirty eight and baptized one adult
and eight children.
Orlando Reporter: The following notice
was found pinned upon the body of VIII
Lundy COlOred, who murdered his wife in
kissimmee, and was lYnched the next night:
Take notice. murderers- and assassins. We,
the citizens and voters Of Osceola county,
KISS mmee city, at meeting Of udge Lynch,
becoming disguised with the criminal prose
cutlOR of this county; and a most atrocious
and brutal murder having taken place in our
midst, have fOrcibly taken possession Of
blooded and deliberate murder of defence
less woman We have taken the law in our
own hands being justified as we believe.
Murderers and assassins, beware in future.
Judge Lynch"
PalatBa News: In the grove OF Mr.. Sprague
at Crescent City, Putnam county, standing
modestly apart, Is one tree, twelve feet high,
OF Dushy growth, and narrow leaves OF bright
green color, which Is worthy Of attention. II
IS a coffee tree. II is 3 years old, and has
grown we'll winter and summer without the
least protection or extra care, and affords
every promise of abundant fruit next year.
With coffee trees bearing fruit within three
years, and continuing as long
as those do in Brazil new
source Of wealth is now opened to our
people, and those who dislike the slower or
ange culture might mingle the coffee in their
groves with both profit and pleasure. 1t is a
beautiful tree, the crop is abundant the third
year, the harvest is simple and easy. and the
demand for the crop is steady and ample With
coffee plantations in Florida, dotting the clear
ing south OF US, We cannot wish for the coal and
iron Of Alabama, and will stand abreast with
Georgia IN, ten years. Who will try on larger
scale the experiment that has been so sue
cesstul in the hands of Mr.. Sprague of
Crescent City?