The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-21

re 25th
Our South Florida exchanges contain
sasnt references to the high water all
~ The country since the storm.
a ool0red man killed an alligator in
p rlFer near Jacksonville last Tuesday,
kirh measured fourteen feet three inches
lrngth.
Ne@rs Bloxham and Bethel will re-
% large majority of votes on this
Bud This, TOO, without dirt-throwing,
b. With q fair election.-Rey Vest Key.
The question Of building a canal to
asssrt Lakes Harris and Griffin at Lees
p 4. i now being discussed by number
ae citizens Of our county.-Lcesb.rg
. -.rIsos.
Fo1y-fre Cinnamon arrived from
!. ana On the Steamer Chase, each pro-
{ d with = passport from the Chinese
p missioner Al the latter place.-hey
Eey
jacksonville Is 10 have a wholesale
r goods house. Wherever the Jack
b, rlie papers circulate it will doubtless
aell advertised, otherwise few will
slsoui H.
The Jasper Hamilton County Times,
r-assor 30 the Spirit cffhe Times, has
krended and enthusiastic account of
r. sioKiAm demonstration at that place
e nth inst
Young man, Mr.. II. L. Opie, was
BIS nrd IN I.ske Beresford last week, the
b. IN which he was sailing with COM
3 80. being upset by squall. His
- Eas recovered
a fhree- Enasted vessel was found bv
r. >easooner Dora Allen, (which has Just
Tlrra a gacksonyille,) near Canaveral,
81 ID nine faihoms Of water Her name
ID nd l.e ascertained.
4 grand barbecue came off at Samp-
81 - Johns county. last week, the
pad being addressed by Hon. Colum-
D. IlneW. General J. J. Dickson, Hon.
+ Hartridge and others.
Is = aid that the seed from a bale
cfffon put back on the land which
r..-1crd Il l. worth a. much as fertili-
she Int l.. inasmuch as the land
-esa the influence Of the fertilizer for
3 al SEASONS, besides doubling the yield
y frsi year AFT r II Is used.-Quincy
llau- W ID. Bloxham and other big
ns- 4 the Democratic party will visit
md On the 18th Of October The peo-
r -iend 10 give them a warm reception.
Hguished men Of any party belong to
). g.uhlic, and should be treated with
p =. parry or no party.-DeLand -4g-
rrlsr-
T. H. Andrews has. on his plantation
e. n tsEn. 4 cotton stalk containing
p -..iis and forms. Il is three feet high,
b. raeasures Eve inches in circumference
Iisc bottom This is a little over his
HEezEe crop, but he has many stalks
na1riy equal 10 II. Who can beat this :?
N-yufnry l&ar.
Mr. r y Ruse. received last Satur-
= handsome shell boat from New
p n J. She measures 80 feet long, IL
. beam. and - pounds without rig
r. and Ne all believe that when Ruse
nss thoroughly familiar with his
p L. Eill beat anything in the South
=. aouutry--RsgssaooEa -4drdnce.
The Democratic party of Volusia
= y = bring thoroughly organized by
, EEerufive Committee. The commit
; oausisis Of body of men both of
1l-t.ern and southern birth. Hancock
D lsioHham Clubs are being organized
sser the county. In the county can
See Illinois and Georgia clasp hands
-he coed work Sectionalism is I'M
? an IN the party and complete unity
- 20 P-eTzil--.Sosfth FLOridd Times.
r. T. Marks, in the Orlando Reporter
i-se sth inst, gives very interesting
:. ~ q the opening of a passage
b an from Lake Okeechobee to the
= i-waters Of the Caloosahatchie river
t'sL Allen. with his little Kissimnee
steamer. Mary Belle, Mr. Jacob Sum-
n. r A Hendry and himself The
o-s w1E done - = sort of preliminary
10y q the route, and under the auspi-
> q the Maidland Railway, Drainage
> CGnsl Company.
>sch good sense and humor as the
, ahsssee PGfriOt may cOntsin is gen.
p 8 confined 20 its local page and Sc
4 matter To read the editorial page
r-E the stomach and determination
-ae most stalEar1 rzd--Pemsdeold Ga
g. September Isfh True. What will
- EitbOut Don Mcleod to make it
p zhis Il the great question now sgi-
80 IS internal economy. By the way,
- nov engaged in whooping up some
p, locals for the FLORIDIAx.
--ssen- LOring and party, who left this
lass Friday 10 al their appointments
: szth Florida, we're forced, on reaching
- ruf-wra shas~ $780, ow a~~ommA