The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-06-06

The star route trials began last
Thursday.
Mrs. Jesse James will not mourn. but
proposes to lecture.
-Garibaldi, the Italian patriot, died
last Friday, at the age of IS.
Serious trouble is apprehended from
Indian raids in the far West.
During the past month the public
debt was reduced slO,375, 44I.19.
The Maine Greenbackers have nom.
mated Scion Chase for Governor.
The United States furnishes one-third
OF all the paper used in the world
1t is said that General Hancock will
be the Democratic nominee for Governor
of Pennsylvania.
The remains of Thomas Jefferson are
to be removed to Washington City, and
reinterred in Glenwood Cemetery.
The Atlanta Ecening Herald made
It's appearance on the 9th of May, with
MIR. Samuel w. Small as chief editor.
The race for the June Two Year-O Old
Selling Stakes at Manchester, England,
was won by Mehallah, the American filly.
"A compiled statement of the cotton
acreage of the United States shows ma
terial decrease as compared with that of
last year.
Mrs. o. b. Hart, in letter to the
Jacksonville Times, claims that her late
husband, Ossian B. Hart. was the first
native Governor of Florida.
Sarah Bernhardt's husband proposes
to return to Paris and pers onally chastise
whoever may have spoken slightingly OF
his spouse. That's big job for one man.
"A correspondent of the Atlanta Con
stit'tio", writing from Roswell, Ca, men
tons the recent passage through that
town of DIR. Edwin L'Engle and party e.,
route for Colorado.
Another Middle Florida county heard
from. The Jasper Times says: Geo
Jennings and Arch Averitt, of Hamilton
county, are farmers of the right kind, and
are selling corn and fodder at lively
rate.
The 3Oth of May was observed
throughout the North and West as Dec
Grafton Day. At Baltimore Wilson Pos
of the Grand Army of the Republic dec
GRATED the graves of the Confederate sol
diers buried there. The graves of tn,
5000 Confederate prisoners who died a
Camp Douglass, were decorated by tn,
Grand Army Posts of Chicago.
Cedar Key Journal: Col. Dyk,
thinks the time not far distant when Mid
die Florida will supply East Florida Will
corn, bacon, butter and other products
This is just what we think and we see n,
reason why it cannot be So Middl,
Florida is the most picturesque as it il
the best agricultural section of the State
East and South Florida are only ahead OF
the culture of the orange and other semi
tropical fruits.
"A Cynthiana (Ky.) farmer claims
that lamb was dropped on his farm will
eight legs, three ears, two tails, one head
one eye, no mouth, and no canal TO
breathing. The eye, very large one, il
situated in the center of the forehead
one ear upon either side of its eye, ant
the other upon the back of its head
There was bifurcation of the spine a
its center, making two perfect hind
quarters, each supporting tail. Its Sc,
could not be defined.
The Palatka Herald of Tuesday las
says: The man who visited Tallahassee
and Quincy last winter, and did not know
before that Florida could show up such
magnificent country, is 10 keeping will
thousands that come down here in winter
and 60 back and write that Florida il
made up of pine woods and fats, without
hills or variety of scenery. Well, neve
mind when the watch word is, Ho! tn,
iron horse for Pensacola, then viii tn,
boot leg part of the State come into notice
and the exclamation will be, the half hs.
not been told.n True, every word oft.
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