The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-24

Airs SAllie Cox died in Quincy on the
IN her Goth year.
Asr r. ID. johnson, an old citizen of
I'm county, died on the 10th.
J isere was large ratification meeting
',ite Springs, Suwannee county, on
h.
. ere are six Hancock and Bloxham
, IN fernando county, several of
. have over 60 members.
4 -.l0nel Davidson will join Governor
d An Al Bristol on the 25th, Quincy
b. eth and Concord on the 2sth.
3 he FIorida Star now published at
= lie, Brevard county, by S. w.
I'm, has commenced its visits to our
E md IL welcome
; ,sung oranges on the trees are split
IDLY IN many groves. One grower
p - rs that he expects to lose 10000.
? LaIad Agricultltrist.
II icCs and COnOver insulted even their
= when they represented to the Ma
Iai Republican Committee that they
j AIRY Florida with money.-Pe''sd-
ssa5ofe.
-.ir- l. b. WOmbwell, who for the
~ years has resided in Tallahassee,
r.lurned 20 his old home, and is well
81 by his many friends. May success
iong life attend you.-Mdrianna
user
-l'ara grass is getting into favor with
rhO have tried II. Major Owen informs
lai he has great many applications for
.i- lie has about eight acres planted
"a giTesall the fodder required on the
ne-DeL0ad Agricatlt1Tist.
lajOr A J. Russell returned on the
r Tins morning from Brevard county,
ere be- and Gen. Finley have been can
|slug Major Russell states that there
b D enthusiasm there over Bloxham
FINLEY IN particular. - Telephone,
y r T.
lac case Of Spang, the Jacksonville
b man, has been before the courts
"a IA an application for writ of ha6eaS
p fOr the purpose of evading the
FIlsuf Of the fine, which had been re-
ss from $l25 10 &25. The application
) refused-
I 'rOE Lyons, one of the best cornet
b. teachers in the South, has been en-
- by our band TO instruct them, and
D Re here on next Saturday. Our young
q i-aEe been very fortunate in securing
} =erFioes Of Prof Lyons.-AIonticeNo
.. tuition, august 10
-irs. Ballard, of this county, one
aaTed and four years Of age, was bap-
- a Friendship Church, just over the
lte line IN Thomas county, on last Fri
: morning. Rev. T. A. White officiated,
ten others we're baptized at the same
le.-MonficelEO Constitution.
p r. Wm- b. Henderson, of Tampa,
E d the leading citizens and best in
orned citizens of Hillsborough, ex-
sd the opinion, while in the city
= -Hazy, that his county will give a
p cratic majority of one thousand at
next eleetiOn.-U Union; august 20.
p Mr. A. J. Stapleton, who lives near
, Ennee Station, in this county, was
In by 3 spider some time ago in the
7 which inhamed and continued dis
VI and resisted all treatment until the
ae- eKfoliated and amputation became
,---szry, which was successfully per-
oak Bulletin.
p The orange trees about Mandarin
m full bloom, and the air is loaded
p that delicious perfume that is met
q m the spring months in the neigh
-i.''od Of orange groves. The owners
ihe trees entertain fears that this alb
al blooming will work injury to the
n orange erop--TeIephone.
4 negro woman went to Tallahassee
day morning on the excursion and
a child, FIVE or six years old, at home
B nothing 10 eat. This morning the
r. fellow went 10 the house of a gentle
p and begged for something TO eat,
ing that he had eaten nothing since
mother left-TeIeplOne, august Is.
Wewish every white man in Gadsden
llty lad heard the outrageous ISLANDERS
] abuse heaped upon themselves and
balance Of the Southern white people
he se2laEag Ned Davidson and his
Issl1bag and negro confreres at their
IS vow yesterday in this place, for, we
sure, nothing further would be neces-
5 20 ensure their utmost exertions to
Feut the government from falling into
hands Of such creatures.-Quincy
r, AlsgsLst Is.
Metropolitan State Executive Com
lee must be little hard up for funds
nov. According to Mr.. Abbott, the
Hts7 who q fixed up" the transparency,
~ he calls it, "jack O'lantern," in
NJ Of their rooms last Saturday, came
him in the evening and wanted to pawn
o him for little money. They had
n 70 the chairman and secretary. but