The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-05
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-Ex-Governcr A. p. X. Stafford, Of
Arizona-vho With Hamilton Dissson, Of
Philadelphia. aaai MEoWM Parsons, Of
Arizona, have made purchase of 4,oOo,-
900 sc7{7 of FloadH @Ls,ived here
last e1eAing, aecSmpahild by VIM. H.
Martin, Gener4l Agent of tie California
Isnisnn U4bn. rg%ctMoAp1hl
tkAiD1 Lay pdl6tzI HtI & HI
of establishing colony of European set
tiers from the Western and Northern
States and Can ada Mr.. Martin has been
engaged for veiyH yezrv in locating cOt
onies in California, and from his expert
ence and success there has been selected
70 attend % Aecolq3i9 I'D pflth{ 40
lately purchased by Messrs. Stafford, Diss-
ton d Co.-Esfo'l ne eiEH
The palmetto tree. contains . sap,
which by evaporation, becomes asuperior
glue The,aR isoStai9ed ~ f.7PfstH
tree similar TO lie manner siA which The
sugar maple j. tapped. One tree will
run as much as two gallons The glue
produced is used in shell work, and it is
thought that If INTRODUCED i would su-
percede all other muci1ages with cabinet
makers and .book-binder.-Mr. ID. s.
Place, the travelling agent of the Bureau
of Immigration is visiting our city for a
few days TO pick uR such items as will
be OF use to hi m in his travels North. Mr..
Place wishes TO meet the Emit GroXers
at their meeting to-day, and will explain
the operations of the Bureau, and the
manner m which they wish to cooperate
with ourPeOpie 4set&n come out to the
meeting who can."-Lees6trg Adrdnce.
MIR. Ed. Dishong and Dir. J.. A
Ravls retained last Saturday fbDh a tfip
to Miakka la es where they engaged ten
days in KILN g alligators for their hides,
for p. Dzialynsd.l g Tires Heh I'm that
time killed about 800 gators and got $50
hides. In one hole in . slough below the
lakes, they killed l30 and the second
night after the commencement of the
slaughter the remainder left.-Maj. ]. B.
Rawls in com mand of the troops here in
Fit. Brooke, has received orders from the
Hon. Secretary of War to make survey
Of that portion OF the garrison grounds
adjacent 70 the town aDa> north of the
branch mthe sane, fortbs< purpose of
determining whether an application for
that part by the T. Pc. = St. J. b r.
for depot purposes, can be granted.
Tampa Tribune.
Died, in this city, June ls, 1881,
Felix Francis Maesimilliano Bonifay,
aged IS yeats, 2 mouths and as days.
Thus another representative of the an
ciea regime Of Transatlantic men born
in the time before the " change of flags -
has passed away, and there be nowibut
few of them left among us. Throughout
his long life Mr.. Bombay maintained an
unsullied reputeSf integrity, and faith
fully did his duty 4 abup<issk and worthy
citizen. Amiable in disposition and pleas
ant IN manner, an Who knewnimFegard.
ed him with E1dly fe4lisg $500 those
who knew him best became attached
friends. His remains were laid to rest
beside those Of many Of his kindred in
ST. Mich afFI cenetery oESkRdk nftgT
noon, and ! muItitude of jeepseI ! !
in rsspecs o. ne memef " UxJEtss
Pensacola Gazette. 81
There il to be reunion of perry's
Brigade at Tallahassee, beginning on
Thursday, July l4thx at which titae the
gentlemen VIE wlreL selkcaed xt-the re-
union of last year to solicit subscriptions
for the erection Of monument to all OF
Florida's Confederate dead, are requested
to report tits hoped that such response
will be made as win show that the people
OF the State are not unmindful of the dead
soldiers.-Th he farmers of leon county
have struck shout the cosze4id@ in the
way of an inmigration Every
county in tAs aate will d D adopt
asimilar nels6d of dir Air ID ttention
Of the outside world to the advantages
they have to ofep@ SAehYa woblsweAed
invite s<ttlefS. increase of population
means ineresSsd 1AHde ~ rsk e1ase, ~
ter market facilities. and . higher degree
of prosperity all around. What other ar
gument is needed p Orlando Reporter.
Mr.. D. s. Place, Of Waldo, General
Agent Of/ shel Buresd. d immigration,
passed through our village last Thursday
en- route fof Leesburg, where he goes to
stir mp little enthusiasm on the subject
of immigations He win retab1Re mid
of next week and gf%e OUT citfk@ns 1
talk on the subject, let him bs met with
a full houset-We will say for the infor-
nation of o ar South Florida contempora-
ries that the PsuiDsuIas Railroad is being
FASTENED in that direction with all posi-
bleFsPeed. Three -byA4pd yhapdS IRE at
work upon / ant 9etshI Ag3ey & Co.'S.
contract does not stop at Sumterville, nor
at Lake Panasofkee-on the contrary,
We are automatically informed that it will
ngt" sspp until ssheTcad reSQes rAnWz
baF. 1t is thoSyht now thaA il kilI 30
p nearly . ectIi pe as poss he wn
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