The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-12-19

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dustzy, especially IN Leon county. 4 mafked
Improvement = noted II huslnss q N kinda
they have mines Of wealth h their soil Cotton.
wh3ch hae been the cAief relianc4 b imp0sefish-
ing, and q present prices viii not pAy, and the
sooner tha planten turn their attention 70 rAIs-
ing theif 6Wn peov1ons The tettef Il WIN be for
them and the 6tats 10 general Speaking Of stock
reminds ~ Of nne hard Of hogs rsised IL TslIa-
hassse by our clever friend, Mr. J. G. Kemper.
he has quite number Of them which will weigh
nom 400to 40 pounds each. One Of these hogs
viii turn out about $50 pounds Of lard. What
Mr.. Kemper has accomplished IN raising swine
can be demo BY any practical farmes. BY the
way, thia Tentaemen keepe 6ntclasIlivery sta
and other counties. People here have found out
that ne 10 . safe and reliable man, and send to
him for their supply Of hone flesh.
The old Capital Tallahassee, b coming up.
She b enlarging her her BORDEN Since the war
we notice that all the vacant lots between Col
lege Hill and what was the city proper is built
up with neat cottageA Other new buildings
have been erected, and the business Of the city
generally seems to be In thriving condition.
The most notable building i the new hotel Sit
uated on the courthouse lot. In the course of
ten days this magnificent structure will be an
shed and furnished il hrst-class STYLE With
AAfnU IN NOT tn n
for fine architectural finish. comfortable rooms,
and the latest modern improvements, the Taila-
hassee Hotel cannot be surpassed by any In the
State
A day passenger train from jacksonville to
Tallahassee this winter will be indispensable
The travelling public will hardly submit to the
Inconvenience Of mahipg night trip 10 the cap
ital
The seeing and greeting of old friends at the
capital will long be remembered. Many of the
old land marks are there still. Time has dealt
gently with them, and many years will, doubt
less, be added to them. L. NOT this an evidence
of the good health of Tallahassee
The Governor and bis Cabinet are in har.
mOny, and work hard for the best interests of
the State. Governor Bloxham's administration
is sound, and il not fully appreciated now, the
time will come when 1t will be acknowledged
to have been true TO the record and advan-
tageous to the people Of the State. His head is
level
0ADeDEN COUNTY
differs in many respects from Leon county. The
county 10 not 80 rolling. Plantations are smaller
and the lands not 90 rich 10 they are about the
Capital. Small farms and individual enterprise
and industry are favorable TO the prosperity of
Gadsden. There is no county in the State that
is blessed with 30 many natural advantages A
beautiful undulating country, Astounding with
never-failing springs of cooling wafer, pro-
ductive soil, and moral. intelligent community,
all that Is desirable to make life prosperous
and happy. Quincy Is the county site of Gads-
den county In antebellum days this place was
famous. The queen of beauty and intelligence,
wealthy without pride, hospitable and genial, che
was courted and adored But, alas the plough
share of time has cast the furr0w over the light
and life of other days. But one or two of the
old heads are left. The young life of the place,
however, is blooming, and will yet cause the
place to bloom again 1t was very pleasant to
meet the surviving old friends in this place. To
MIR. Pat. Munroe we are indebted for special at
tention- This young gentleman attends to the
management of his fathers estate, and is well
qualified to NIL the responsible position. The
young men of Quincy, like those Of Tallahassee,
are making their mark in the line of progress
Success attend them.