The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-24

and January OF each year. upon presenta-
ton of coupons. trustees deed was
given Jan =. 1888 % secure The payment
Levy counties. The defendant mas de-
iaulted in payment Of the interest, and
hence the suit
Fish We're never SO plentiful in Lake
Worth as they haVc been for the past
month. and iu consequence the fishermen
are doing land office business I'm fact
one bOat and three men. one night TINS
week. captured over go pounds Of POM
PIANO. besides a large number OF other
varieties
Ire officers Of the three revenue cut
ters noN lying I'm port at Tampa have
pres uteI rO Mayor SOlOmonsOu an ele-
CANT silver smoking set including "a very
fine silver cigar holder. as mark Of
their esteem and gratitude for many cOur-
tesles extended 10 them while they have
been in the city.
A settler from Racine. Wis arrived
az Jacksonville Thursday morning Al 10
o'clock he was introduced 10 T. II. Liv-
inEston. real estate agent. At II O'Clock
Mr. LIVINGSTON had sold the new conner
Tot in the city. BY 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon the new settler was hauling
lumber for his new home.
Some time SINCE while J. d. Warner.
one Of the pr0pr.erOrs Of the Gainesville
wooden ware manufacturing establish
ment OF Gainesville, was al work al the
factory, he was hit in the side with a
piece OF timber The blow was a. painful
one. but Mir. Warner paid little attention
FRIDAY he suffered acute pa N in the side.
ana had physician examine him. II
was found that a rib had been broken,
ana ll&l me pain was cccaslOncd by
the TWO fractured ends knitting together.
Some time since the Tampa Board Of
trade secured an option on one Of the
hest corner lots in the city. agreeing to
pay thereIor $32.oo. Two thousand dol
lars was paid down al the time the OPP
ton was obtained, and on Saturday at
meeting of the board a committee was
la fFfs dor -
money necessary for the purchase of the
property. Up TO Friday might stock sub
scflptons had been registered aggrceat-
ing ait.ot so soon as the property shall
De- paid FOR magnificent fOur-story mar
bic front building viii Doe erected on it,
4 party Of ten negroes from Georgia
passed through Jacksonville Friday on
Iltlf way 10 PEARSON Nolusia county.
The negroes have been employed, by Dean
Ok rover. turpentiue farmers. and We're
on their way to Join the gang Sixty
eie Int negroes. SO far. have passed through
there for Pearson. and are under contract
with the above firm. About the same
number have passed through Palatka
over the Georgia southern and Florida
railway. Dean * Powell now have about
lVl0 men, women and children working
for them at Pearson in the turpentine
farms.
y. T. Healey Of Cleveland o.. and
George ~. Clarke of Chicago arrived at
Jacksonville Friday. each having travel
eel from his home the entire distance On
a bicycle Heaicys journey was 1850
miles and that OF Glare 500 The re-
markable feature of the journey is that
they neither punctured a tire nor were
delayed a moment by an accident. They
paid for everything they got on the way.
the journey costing them about $50
apiece. The young men CHANGED to meet
iu Somerset. Ky. and came ON together.
They stopped i'm Atlanta month and left
Atlanta last Saturday. The Jos miles to
Macon We're made the first day Healey
and Clarke will remain in Jacksonville a
week From there they will go TO ST Au-
gustine, Palatsa Mt. Dora, Palm Beach
and other points south They viii remain
in Florida during the entire winter
Clarke is q professional swimmer and
high diver and IS looking for something in
his line in Florida.