The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-03


- I,O52.
ee COWS and q horse were killed
ing last week in fernando coun-
y viii be a cOloned excursion
oufioellO 10 Tallahassee August
Brse5e thinks 10000 TO $4,000
a rice will be raised in Duval
L . year
T. G. PreFatt is to begin the
Eion Of q new paper, to be called
b Florida Times, at Orange City,
unity.
~ B. H. Gurganus, living near
-. IN Baker county, was found
Wednesday, about o'clock 1t
3 that be died Of apoplexy.
be south Georgia Teachers Asso-
As changed its name to the South
b and Florida Teachers Associa-
! r. next session will be held at
1oEe, Ca, on the 2lst of Decem-
81 Il aifnn0R reporter.
q old fashioned barbecue" will
b Al the Head Of Udcissa river,
rom Waukeenah, Jefferson cOun-
< 18th Of August Messrs. Call,
. and others will be there, their
Hsaneui al Waukeenah having been
e accordingly
lon : Pasco, Florida's member Of
sfional Democratic Committee, re-
iome on last Friday morning in
ealih and spirits During his visit
~ York he had very pleasant inter-
Nth President 5. ]. Tilden, Cen
ianeOek and Mr. English.-Monti-
4 .ssflf,a5on-
T. IAN Martins orange trees are
& with an unprecedented crop the
n season. Those who do not be-
See cultivation Of oranges can be
ircessful in this section of Florida,
b ali doubts removed by examin-
q Martins nineteen year old trees.
H. -0ell0 Constitution.
y VII pay handsomely for the best
r. "a preparation Of the soil, time
p le q planting, the cultivation and
.u non for market for upland rice,
cans. eucumbers, Irish potatoes,
Is. squash and eggplant. Here is
n srtunity not only TO earn some
2 y putting your experience on
r i'ut 70 do good to your neighbor
literally benefit your State. Write
r. eaiately.-FIOrida Dispatch.
III Manning Smith died in the neigh
bod Of Fort Dade last Wednesday.
b. led 70 Florida a number of years
and lived In the Fort Dade county
nj two years ago, when he grew rest
!, sold out, and moved South. Not
sized be turned his steps toward his
home, Georgia There he found every
be hanged After a sojourn of about
r. amid the scenes OF his early man.
. e turned his steps towards his best
p nome, Florida, as he but too truly
die--BrOOksciNe Crescent.
: rOtber Russell, of the Apopka Citi-
, % his last issue throws up the politi-
,onge and announces that hereafter
taleut and energies will be devoted to
; iFsncement of higher morality and
lurtherance of the interests Of this
tn Of the State of Florida. While
the spirit of Christian phi
t1rOPy which prompts this departure
2 an old and well trodden path, we
: That an unprovided for amount of
iazer VIII be required to insure any
y ike q satisfactory crop of fruit from
GOOD seed thus sown.-O Orlando Re
~.
p la Fnaternidad is the name of new
nish paper about to be established in
city, for the purpose of fraternizing
o0ufict al present existing between
lr9PnetOrs and the cigar-makers of
izrgest factories. This laudable work
.,nmendable, and We sincerely hope it
j. he successful Since the trouble,
guite four months, thousands Of dol
lave been lost in this city-eighteen
.dred Of our best cigar-makers with
II families, have left for other places
se misery and want have been felt
p severely. So much for strikes
\ of the GHLE
Mr.. EnOch Chadwick, whose health
been declining for SEINE months, died
Atlanta, Ga, on Tuesday, 2lst instant.
death was not an unexpected event
hose who saw him on the eve of his
arturo for Atlanta, whittier he went in
e that q change of place would prove
.ehcisl But notwithstanding his death
i not unexpected, the telegram an
.ncing the sad intelligence produced
te = shock in this community. Mr..
adEiek had long been prominent cit
, and IN many respects a pillar ofSanta
a, and his death produces 3 vacuum
1 only time can I'll. We tender our
npsthies 70 his bereaved companion and
Milton Standard.
Our railroad prospects are tied up,
ne know not when that tie which