The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-26

Solicitor Lewis ". Thomas; city court Of
Atlanta, Judge Howard Van Epps; Brooks
| county court. Judge W. B. Bennett. Sole
ltor j.. W Edmonson; Baker county
| court John q. Perry, Bryan county court
! Judge James B. Brown. Solicitor A. +.
| smith; criminal court Burke county, judge
| Herman II. Perry, solicitor seaborn H.
| Jones. Calhoun county court Judge l..
| -. Monroe. solicitor L. g. CARTRIDGE;
| Clay county court, Judge 9. c. Lark,
| Soncitor John X. Erwin COtee county
| court Judge r Willis Dart Solicitor j.
| A. Denton; criminal court Decatur cOun-
| ", Judge c. G. Campbell, Solicitor Frank
| $ Harrell; DOugherty county court. Judge
| county court. Solicitor John G. Hale: Eff
] nngham county court. Solicitor r. W.
/ sheppard; Emanuel county court, Salicit-
/ or Frank r burden; Floyd county court,
| Judge George A. Harris, GWimnett county
| court Judge Samuel J. Winn, Solicitor F..
/ 4. Julian, Hancock county court Judge
| Frank +. Little. Solicitor Robert II. Lewis;
Henry county court, Judge ". A. Brown; .
| Houston county court, Solicitor W. @. Da-
I VS. Jackson county court, Judge ". W.
| stark, Jasper county court. Judge John
| II. Blackwell, Solicitor J. ID. fitzpatrick;
! Lee county court. Judge H. l.. Long; Lib
sfiy county court Solicitor Ben A. Way
Lowndes county court Solicitor W. h.
Ih0masi Macon county court. Solicitor j.
a Edwards; Marion county court, Solicit
Judge II. w Baldwin, Solicitor +. W. But
Ter, Newton county court, Solicitor J. +.
II -
ard N. Jackson; Pike county court. Judge
T. T. Dupree; Pulaski county court. Judge
y. z. Ryan; Quitman county court. Judge
=. = terry IT.; savannah city court,
Judge Alex n. MacDonell; Stewart county
court, Solicitor j.. A Hooper: Sumter
county court, Judge James a Hixon; Ter
rel county court Solicitor r. r.. Martin;
Iroup county court, Judge W. W. Turner;
Ware county court, Solicitor r. G.. COnnor;
" arren county court, Judge J. IA. Pitcher,
solicitor y. ) Morgan; Washington cOun-
y court, Judge p. r. Taliaferro. Solicitor
y. w. Hardwick: Wilcox county court.
Solicitor u. B. Nicholson; Wilkes county
court Judge j. S. Barnell. Solicitor +. W.
5iDertt Ldurens city court. Judge Ira S.
ChappeH II is probable that the governor
VIII WI. . make these appointments early dur
lng the session, as several of them were
nlled during the last session, but were not
confirmed by the Senate before the ad-
Journment of that body.
FLORIDA
Fresh eucumbers have made their ap-
pearance in Orlando.
The fishermen on Lochlooca lake are
meeting with great success. Hundreds
of barrels are being caught and shipped.
A. p. Fries Of Jacksonville who made
an assignment several days ago, has set
tied with his creditors, and has again
street
In the circuit court at Jacksonville
Thursday the case of the First National
BANK OF Orlando VS.. f. j, KenRard. an
was decided in favor Of the defendant
Lightfoot & Sinclair Of Seffner have be
gun shipping egg plant. They have shipped
prices. They have the finest in the vicin-
ity and with favorable seasons will likely
get 1850 or 1900 boxes.
Grasshoppers are doing great damage
10 the seed beds of truck farmers in Ala
chua county. At Wacahoota they have
destroyed nearly all OF the cabbage and
lettuce plants set out The farmers have
been compelled TO put out more seed.
The Florida East Coast Canal Com
pany has purchaed the steamer Della
from the Merrill-Stevens Engineering
Company Of Jacksonville. The Della is
now on the Indian river. She will ply
between West Palm Beach and New
river, together with the steamer Hittle
and Katie.
Rev. r. II. Barnett of Leesburg has been
appointed to the pastorate of the River
SIDE Methodist church at Jacksonville, 70
succeed Rev. Ira S. Patterson, who mas
been transferred TO Roswell ~ NJ. Mr..
Sunday, and Mr.. Patterson will leave in
the early part Of next week for his new
Held Of laoor.
G. A. Boone, one Of Orlando's prominent
citizens, fractured two ribs Thursday
morning. He was turning horse out Of
his barn, when the animal almost step
ped on Mr.. BOone's little son. In order
to check the horse, Mr.. Boone caught il
by the name, turning IL toward himself
The horse, in its eagerness to get out,
such force as to fracture the ribs
Wicker Bros of Coleman received
recently carload of fertilizer from St
Louis The freight from st. Louis to
Junction to Coleman, about one-fourth
the distance, by the Florida Central anC
Penlnsular railroad, the freight was $b
ON car Of cabbage from Coleman to ST.
Louis the freight is $l64, the Florida Cen.
tral and Peninsular getting nearly half
The Gainesville Woodenware Manufac-
turing company has received a letter from
a san francisco hardware firm, with
branch houses at several points in Ameri-
ca and Europe, asking for prices on their
stock. They are negotiating with an Al
lanta hrm. which will take many thou,
sand ak and pick-handles from them every
month II arrangements are made. 1t Is
thought that they will have to add to
their facilities.
ID. u. Fletcher, who Is interested In
sisal hemp plantation about thirty
seven miles below Lake Worth, states
that the plants are thriving we'll ana
they will soon be productive. The plants
are now about three years old The sisal
Is gathered by cutting off the lower leaves
most fully matured. Mr.. FLETCHER
believes that the cultivation of slsal can
be made very profitable in Florida, as
product.
H. II. Spear of Chattaohoochee, aged 60
years, took trip to Flint river for a
fishing frolic day or two ago. He had
tribe, when all an once, he had a ire
mendous bite. and in his efforts to bring
in his fish his foot slipped, and out of the
boat he went in water about three feet
deep. His head went first and stuck hard
in the mud In this awful predicament
with his heels in the air, he would have
drowned but for the timely assistance of
friend, who happened 10 be near, and
went to his rescue.
George r. Davis, director general OF
the Chicago fair. has purchased from Nj.
E. Spencer large tract of land front,
ing on the Atlantic ocean just south OF
the famous Cragin place at West Palm
Beach. Mr.. Davis owns the lake front
property, and this purchase will give
him both lake and ocean frontage. The
deal has just been consummated The
| consideration is not known, but it is
Thought to be considerable. This pur-
chase means more improvements for
| Lake Worth. as it is Mr. Davis inten.
! ton to erect one of the finest homes in
that section besides making other i'm
| proVements.
The correspondent of the Morning News
| at Lothair, under date of Oct 25 writes