The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-09-27

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iron, 50 pounds 70 thss;aras Il 80
the light iron how on the track a. ~
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tension Of the South Florida Rs;IroSs
.2IHAeas' ;5IIs'Tss1,sIRsTs
ind u the 's: evening -Sastord yo,sra1 lssA|
We learn from one Of the IN sab.cosI
tractors connected with this end Of TIE
p p. ana Ar r., thGti about two iinHdiea
and fifty handSskfe now 1t work between
this this place and Ferry Pass. and thai, Herk
Is progressing aPidIy ri On gsstefds g
the large pile-drivsr belonging tie the u
q n. Railroad was 'toweElsnp foi Ray6n
Texar. for the purpose of begihni6g iwo9k
on the bridge across that lovely sheet o.
water- PsasacoId At1pa,sc41tk SSM1
LA new disease has bloReb out a,b55I1v|
the chickens, in this vicinity. It is some
thing new which our poultry raisers have
not encountered. Within a week Mr.. r.
F. Ximanies has lost about twenty-five
head of fine stock and many others have
suffered also The Key.W esEs Den,Oerl
says that they have waternelous then
from " one January to another" Per-
haps that accounts for the alarming mum.
Der of the medical fraternity there. Some
OF them With names aslong az The wasell
melon season. -. Aa6ns1lne He6. g
The pataies. Who .czms from 6soraiA
few weeks ago and illegally arrested
three negroes on Major Bellamy's pIanta-
ton in Jeferson county, charged .FithI
the murder OF young man named WHIT
sett in Lee county, Ga, are to be charged
with the murder of one of the negroes
who was wounded and has since died.
The parties alluded to are Harmon Mor-|
ris, John Morris aud Charlie Lee, of this
county, and Mtssrs Arlington and LovettI
OF Brooks county, Ga, and they are undez|
bonds, in the sum of $500 eachI forg their
appearance at the December term of curl
court, but are now liable to be rearrested.|
-1MonticellO Constitution.
Some of the colored men who1effj
this section to work on new railroads ih|
Louisiana have returned and report that
laborers can do better by staying in Flor
ida.-We learn from persons coming into|
town that during the recent fair weather.
most of the cotton has been picked out,
and but little remains In the field. = THERE
is negro man living in the Southern
part of this county, who has housed FIVE
hundred bushels Of corn, eleven bales of
cotton, and says he will get something
over FIVE bales more. This crop in ad-
ditiOn to full crop of peas, potstoed|
sugar cane etc, and large crop of sold|
Ned and, please remembes2bs eoiored|
man.-Q'tfncy Herald, TN. T. ~szA
The new steamer being built for the
Bass Bros. to ply on Lake Tohopekaiiga
and Okeechobee and intermediate points,
will be launched on Monday next. The
machinery is about read andiwiil be put
in at once. 1t is expected that the boat
will be running within the next three
weeksTOne of the needed improvements
in Orlando, and one which will pay hand
somely on the capital invested, is an ice
factory. There is good ground here on
which to put the factory, = geoa ana rap
idly increasing demand for ice, and the
expense of such an enterprise is not great.
1t would be a profitable investment for
two or three OF our citizens to form q
stock company to carry on this business
Orlando Reporter: 18th. 'it
Two strong men arrived here from
Rhode Island Friday last ;. they came
here work, and after calling at the va
ri us p, zee whcrE ING Hppqeea- knpb9ly'
w-r" wanted, #eIA .SOiA. the yl~hs1. n
nee'le'. Had they gone to Sanford. Ma
jor Nsrks would have vailed shes rigka
Into s. :uation. Now, we ask what has
become of the Immigratlen Committee,
which vas appointed to look after such
c-scs Fhe fact is;ythis thing of making
reselu6Nns $and ap poihtmg /comhitaes,
an'. making such a blow in the papers
about the Putnam County AmiekstlAr
Company does not amount to anything,
unless some praqsical shape is given to-
the subject, whereby the work can be
done sucCessfuity.-P atassa Herald
The new 3sllAE Brep4Eville is faHOv|
its way to SOn1i&isAM9 &c. ~
lace has sent the Crescent a lemon meas
uring Ia inchesip circumference one
way, ana n fbskesW De me. "a viz
ing 81 ounces and quarter. mir. John
G. Reynolds, chief of the surveying corps
of the Rowland's Bluff Railroad, paid ~ j
plrasapt yHif yag Wea4eeapy lasg1 III
tessgER 3 Il Sd runnpa a.
of the AnDuttalaga Hammock, and about
four miies ~eGt of SpahE HiHi T9aUF5gl
tai RissfEtAe line cbnsssq 6iIhi6ff ShEes|
miles of the he; "A of the rivsi7 rHKx Ipte1
iminarYsyPveY-d pes-nQtE4 sdiezsy whesF|
the nos61t IN IL. rkkfr6sxnknsfv I6rsted ~