The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-12

what service they rendered. Iney are
allowed 10 sell their photographs, work
in business houses and lecture If they
have an opportunity, and must stop at the
following points and register with rail-
road agent in each place and get his time
and official stamp al the hour Of arrival
and departure MOnOn, H. Indianapolis,
Ind. Cincinnati, O., Lexington Ky,
Frankfort, Ky, Louisville, KY, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, Rome Ga, Atlanta, Ga,
Macon, Ca, jacksonville, Fla. Ida is -
years Of age and Ella is 81 They are said
OF the new woman order Ihey eX-
press entire confidence in their ability 70
complete the task they commenced We'd
nesday within the time specified.
FLORIDA.
William A. Papy and Miss Ria Lee Cay
We're married at Tallahassee Wednesday
night.
clared against issuing bonds al the recent
election.
There were twenty-one deaths at Tampa
last month. The city claims population
of 2l,OOO.
The new Clyde steamer Comanche, is
expected to arrive in Jacksonville early
in November.
The old Carr homestead, situated on the
bay at st. Augustine, has Just been bought
by B.. Genovar.
T. B. stringfellow and Miss Willie Ad-
ans We're united in marriage at Gaines
vile Wednesday.
c. p. Ferdick has been appointed post
master at Glen Ethel, Orange county, vice
l.. w. Drawdy, resigned.
Senator Call spoke at Monticello Thurs
day, attacking the railroads and adVocaJ-
ing free coinage of silver.
The marriage of David Leon Turner to
Miss Dorothy Alfred, formerly of Brook
lyn,. N. Y. was solemLized at Umatilla
Wednesday,
on Monday night last the ticket office
In the South Florida railway depot at
Barlow was broken into and about 500
in cash carried off.
The machinery of the government exper-
mental station at Runneymede which
was sold some time ago to dealers in New
Orleans is being moved to that city.
H. b. Selby of Fort Myers and Harry
Quinn, local runner Of Tampa, posted a
forfeit for a one hundred yard foot race
TO be run at that place Nov /, for purse
of $780,
George Fries. Jr.. of PHILADELPHIA has
purchased the Garrett place on Crews
Lake, about four miles west OF Barlow
for the purpose Of engaging in the poul-
try business.
An effort is being made to induce a
at Green Cove Springs. Two hundred
prospectors will arrive there on the 18th
inst, to look at the land offered.
r. r. Peeler of Gainesville has sent a
number of leeches to Washington in the
hope of having the department suggest a
remedy to free a horse from this pest
without having to cut them out of the
flesh.
Invitations are out to the wedding of
Miss Mary Maude Ammo, eldest daughter
of Col. and Mrs. William r. Ammo, to
Forrest Lake, the wealthy young mayor
Of Sanford, at the Episcopal church at
Sanford on Oct. p.
Tampa's bond issue of $S5O,OOe has been
sold TO w. n. Coler 4 Co, of New York
Tampa city council spent fourteen days
in New York trying to secure better
rates, but in vain.
The regular semi-anRual meeting of the
| board of medical examiners for the Sixth
district will meet in Tampa at the office
| of DR.. L. ". Weldon on the 18th and 18th
| of this month All candidates for exami-
nation must present their diplomas to
| the board.
The town election at High Springs re-
| Gently resulted in the election of DIR. j. II
| White, mayor; w. r. Marsh, marshal; T
| j. Thurman, clerk; 4. b. Clark, assessor
| f. w Clark. f. W. Rivers and c.
| X Ray, aldermen. What was represented
as the citizens ticket was successful.
The Disston Land Company have re.
Gently sold to w. yudson White of New
| York 1900 acres of land near Alligator
| lake, the consideration being $4,000. MIR
| White purchased the land for pasturins
| purposes, and will fence it and stock Il
| with beef cattle as soon as practicable.
S. M. Storm of White Water. Wis. ha,
just purchased of George S. Rowley
| twenty acres of land lying just northwest
! of MangOnia for 500 per acre The LAND
| will be cultivated by Mr.. Storm at once
| This is considered a small price for the
| property, as it is the best land on LAX,
| Worth.
Thursday was a bad day for fires il
| Jacksonville. The firemen were KEEP
busy answering alarms. The fire whicl
| did the most damage occurred at 2:1
O'Clock 1t was in Campbelps addition AM
resulted in the destruction of eight small
houses, occupied by colored families. TIL
loss is about $500.
The societies of Helping Hand
Presbyterian church at Gaines
VILE, have combined under one or
ganization. The name of the new societ
has not been determined. Mrs. II. c
Denton has been chosen president; Mis-
Gregory, vice president; Mrs. w. ]. Pleat
er, treasurer.
Alfred Bailey of san Mateo has fin
pineapple plantation on the ST. Luci
river. He has some $4,000 plants out, REP
resenting about three acres. He has ais
about two hundred orange, lemon an
/ grape fruit trees set out, all of which h
reports doing nicely. He reports the pine
apple industry thriving. and that man
new settlers are going down there TO re
side.
The British schooner Frances. CAPT
Gessner, cleared at the custom house a
, Jacksonville Thursday for Deme
feet of lumber, from Cashen'
to the Fernandina quarantine static
three weeks ago. While in Fernandin
Capt Gessner was fired on by deput
sheriffs and 1t is very likely that thor