The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-25


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ready besn subscribed. and more has
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sary, yoa know. LIRE OAK bulletin,
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On Tuesday morning last the first
p gr train On tlls Eorida Tropical
made i ZIP - Silver Spring 70.
which point the road was constructed and
equipped week ago. This places Ocala
in direct EailrOad communications with che
Ocklawaha river, and the convenience
which this viii be to the travelling public
cannot fail, during the coming winter, 70
attract tourists to ouf beautiful town.
OcGlG Ldcon. o.. 18th.
Up. o. Keen brought us a stalk of
sugar cane, last Monday, measuring six
feet one inch IN height. If this stalk is q
fair sample of his crop, he has some good
cane.-Capt. G. 4 Hanson has rented
Judge DavidsOn's ONCE, and has i'm
proved its appearance by coat of white
wash. He is also having some repairs
mAde on the house be lately rented from
Mrs. Mann, previous to the arrival of his
family, whom he is expecting in a week
or two.-BGrtOsO Informant.
-Someth;nO more than. ordinary onst
be the matter with the hens "a eo0s ara
so scarce, that they are 40 cents dozen.
The ladies of Palatka were busy as bees
last week, making ornamental work from
our choice evergreens, for the decoration
of the Florida department on the Fair
Grounds of the Atlanta Exposition.
Those fair hands, and bright eyes. will
give an intellectual touch to this work
that will attract more than ordinary at
tention.-RQlatk0 Herald. Oct. 18Th.
The c;tv no,;ce m.ao 40 a-ras,s ,.s,
week. and His Honor on thoso 40 ~,
Do.ed snes to tho .noun, &c so,e so
The eaele-eved editor of the Madison
Recorder, of this State. predicts a start
ling increase IN the number of births in
the town of Madison, before very long.
AS the gentleman has forborne to give
his reasons for the faith that is in him.
statisticians like us will have to await re-
suits in order to determine his worth as a
prophet in such matters. Pensacola Id
udnce, Oct. 1871.
A responsible party informs us that
-four is shipped from Philsdelpbia by wav
way of Fernandina and Cedar KEYS to
this place for sixty-one cents per barrel.
What do you think Of this for cheap
freights ?-Messrs. Post & Son have pur-
chased the iron steamer, Alabama, and
she, will run regularly between this port
and New Orleans. The AIabarna is a
side wheeler drawing six feet of water.
and has a capacity of $500 barrels-she
has elegant passenger accommodations.
ApGtdchicoEG Tribune.
"A farmer suggests that it will he hest
for farmers 10 bnv Sea- IsIand co.ton 800
fresb from tho ;.l.nds novt raa. !. -
of the seed from the first piobinos are
damaged by the drouuht-The market ia
well supplied With Northern cabbage At
10 to 40 cents ap;ece Ia there NO wav
70 preserve Florida grown cabbage ? if
our gardeners scould oct one half the
prices paid for article. : ont Of se.sor .bsv
would become wealthy. h;saoood ;des
to try to preserve homegrown veoeta.
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chaa1 country re..rusd - 80 -. 80
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