The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-29

AS the Christian church nears completion
II shows IL to be the handsomest church edi-
flee in DeLand.
The election to decide whether Eustis
should borrow 81 800 to aid in erecting water
works resulted in the defeat OF the PROPOSE
tian.
Capt. Conoley OF the Tampa Rifles has re-
ceived commission from Gov. Mitchell, ap-
pointing him major OF the Fifth battalion
succeeding Maj. HOughtOn of Palatka.
The Clyde line is still sending freight into
DeLand by Millers teams. 1t is somewhat
unusual to find city OF the size OF DeLand
deliver freight
DeLand Record: Three and four-room cot
tages are renting at Coronado for S25 per
| month. It would be good investment for
some one TO build few cottages to rent dur
ing the sume-:c~ season
Gen. Rol er. Bullock, one OF the prime
movers in the new organization known as
the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association,
has, II is reported, refused Sl.25 per box on
| the tree for his large crop of oranges from
| his Marion county grove.
The residents of East Orange county are
| paying considerable attention to raising
| ponies on the dagoes bordering on the ST.
Johns river. They can be raised without ex-
pense, are better adapted to the climate and
| make more serviceable horses than those
! brought from other states.
John Douglass OF Marcottes has filed an ap-
plication for patent on orange boxes and
| vegetable crates to be constructed without
| the use of hoops, which are superseded by
| an ingenious arrangement of twisted wires
| and the result is an article of greater
| strength, convenience and ueatness.
| At Lacoochee one night last week, while
| the family Of Mr. Whitman. the section fore
| man. was at supper, a negro toy nurse. who
was left in another room In charge OF a little
| sleeping child, picked up pistol and acciden-
| tally discharged II, breaking a lamp near the
| child. The bullet fell upon the bed.
At the last session OF the legislature Escam.
/ Dla county authorized Issue bonds Ia
the amount OF $4,000 for the building OF an
annex 70 the court house, one portion OF
which will be occupied as an armory by the
military companies OF the city belonging 10
| state troops. Bids for this work will soon be
| requested.
Leon county issued per cent. bonds 10 the
amount Of $4,000. OF these there were out
| standing In 1877. when the democrats came
into power, $40 900 In 1853 Leon county re-,
funded her bonds az per cent. 10 run twenty
years Since then she has taken I'D sf7 100
| leaving now outstanding only go 800 OF this
bonded Indebtedness
The will OF the late Peleg Peckham was
| filed In County Judge Bryan's once. al Or
/ ando Friday for probate and record The
| will bequeathes his daughter. Minnie PECK
/ ham nov Mrs. A. Mac alum all of his Win
! ter Park property, and % his son. Charles g.
! EeeAham. ~ iarni IN west Hartford Conn
the rest and residue d tho estate being ief,
20 his wife.
Upon the testimony Of the superintendent
/ o. Cincinnati sAultarium Mrs. Minnie p0yutg
l Lae Dsth Ai@At.D itilefn pI Ebhfdlanrulp fOI
| ~. .. PoyntZ. The superintendent ~ the san
! iiarlum states that Sir poyutl d. utterly Iu.
| capable ~ managing Als AFFAIR." and PROBABLY
| never WI De- again 10 such mental condition
| a. ~ Dr. allie ~ DEE Bitnaut guardlaushIb
] Letters ~ RIardlansbip we're irsafI Ia
county Judge brynn nd Orlando frday
] morning.
Ehrlf Friday morning geOrpe Margroye
I Mho uses AHput ihrrr lHaFltft ~ "a mIIs
7 north ~ HfiifirH ~ fha COAST L.us r.at.
] discovered thaf portion ~ fIs house Ha. nH
I DC. tNf Games rurfll faD.HIE. 600 Nr
] elafRfeFf 300 ian.ilI HlFfl boz IluIr nj flr|f
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