The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-11-29


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Parties uader indictment for onsnoea
against the election laW m sellerson eoun-
~, Are. EaQnlrsd g apPeer = yaeksonyllle
on the nlst Monday y Deoemoer.
"A large Wolf he's recently besn seen
near Freeporss winch y supposed 20 0e
the same animal which was caught g
that geglen nearly fortE pears ago and
proves With 9 eell.
The graders, bridge builders cross
tie getlera and timber hewers, on the en-
tire line Of the p d A. r. r, aggregated
last week, on the regular weekly report
over 1850 men.-f ensdcot0 Gasette
"A steam laundry is the next new
thing prOpdsea for PensacolA toatilizs
the Is OO gallons Of pure warm water 20
be wasted daily by the new ice factory,
which establishment. by the way, win be
ready for operations next month.
The Man,;ce,,a t,o..,:,.,,;a, h.s !.
handsoma .avsrt;.e,.,,e., and .t;ry;no
editorial iny,t;no tba ,aor,a &c IatFs-.o,
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Florida Fair. As the Fair has been post
poned until February. Brother Fildes win
have plenty of time to get up quite boom
for it in Jefferson.
Mr. Up Mcmahon saws the Oca,a
Banner Of the 18th living IN tho Fler.
inpton neighborhood. was found dead on
the roadside last Thursday His mech
was broken and il Is sunnosed To have
been done by falling from HIS bor.e He
was from Soutb corol;r. ona hoa 100, :,
.h;s co,ctv .ho,,, 49,
Orlando Reporter: The song of the
fruit and vegetable commission man is
heardin the land. The people Of Florida
would greatly prefer to hear the notes OF
the direct dealer who would take their
products and pay for them. The New
Revision has no language strong enough
to express the average sentiment toward
commission men. Nothing short of stan.
dard orthodoxy meets the case, year in
and year out.
--J..,e, Time, Raw. n r shatso,a
returned from sou,b FIor;da a vol ooo
and presented us with very pretty bou-
quet of roses, which he brought from
Polk county. We asked him if he had
the "South Florida fever" No, sir, y
said he, for my use wouldn't give five
miles square of old Hamilton for the whole
of South Florida. Why, l heard of to-
matoes, tomatoes, all the way, going and
coming, and never saw as good ones or
as many as I left at home and find now"
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other .olsc,;on. - 1and e.. az IT,;
ted s..,es - The s,o,a 80 F,or;da ~.
Gwynn has been engaged in selecting
from other United States lands, the de-
iciencies in 10th sections, which were do
mated to the State for public school pur-
poses by act of Congress. Nav 90. 1925.
He has selected about 10. 900 acres in the
counties Of sumter fernando. Marion
Putnam. Cav and I,afavette.- Union.
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-.;,ro.d ho.d - 3. q"
- : 80, !,
soDsu ~. s minus . .ne people q Dlaaior0
S.. =. ."e Pss' ~. .%en NY ysa,s mas
- 80 $500 lne s0s'vuO 2, ora Oen1s
r o. s''e 'ou",s was uo, A"u "h,O''
nave lesseu upon Tue people nke . nignt-
new hond. and az 81 49,. & ~ h.na. &
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