The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-21

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9 y term u ~ Cssestl Court - Wak1llA
tfantys The business ~ The term M disposed
ezzn day and 1 hAlfshere bsine no Jury ifial
hea nos single indictment This b under Dean
tE:atic rule, and argues wen sns The good people
Y Wskuils- Nay 4 eycs b thns,
f-Mr Robert Hsnnerman, prosperous young
smrr living north Of Lake Iamo1iA, IN Leon
es*aniy. has this season made, without the aid Of
fs'ilizes, nine barrels Of syrup and two Of sugar
fI4m three quarters Of an acre OF Florida cane
ny. Zimmerman always makes IN excelisnt Quail
~ OF syrup, and what he has made this year
ssii readily pass for arstclas Flosiia syrup.
5-Ar. Peter Protx died quite suddenly at his
Incidence, in this city. on the rnorning of the
Ugh, aged fiity-eight years The deceased was
asaative of Germany, and for the last thirty
ysArs has been quiet and unprelentious citi-
ztA of Tallahassee, respected and esteemed ~
NJ. industrious and honest man. Neither the
ellquence of man nor the most fluent pen can
Improve upon the simple but grandly expressive
elAiaph, An Honeet Man"
Il, is asserted that the Department of Agri-
M experimental agricultural station or farm in
Finrda. This section offers superior advantages
for such an enterprise, and proper efforts on the
part of our people might secure its location in
'he attractive and healthy hill country of Leon
county, where the lands are rich and fertile and
The climate as desirable as any on the continent
Itis worthy of a determined effort Shall it be
made? We hope So
Little MARY, daughter of Col John A. Hen
dersnn, aged about eight years, departed this life
afthe family residence, in this city, last Friday
morning Fond parents hearts are wrung with
sarow, brother and sisters mourn that their
happy band is bruken, and many friends and
relatives deeply sympathize with the bereaved
family.
Fold her, oh Father, in Thine arms
:: And let her henceforth be
messenger Of love between
Our human hearts and Thee"
The third edition of Copp's Settlers Guide,
popular exposition of our public land system, is
before US. 1t is edited by Henry N. Copp, of
Washington, D. c., the well known author Its
pssce is only 25 cents in cloth: evo, ia pp The
cahpier on surveys is illustrated, and shows how
tn:e1' township and section corners, &c The
chapters on Homesieads, Pre-emptions and
Timber Culture contain the latest rulings and
instrnctions Every settler and land man should
have a copy of this valuable little book
There is nothing truer than that "there is
jasst the same expense attached to marketing an
icserior crop of fruit that there is in putting
cEoice crop of fruit in the market. The gather
ing, packing, hauling, box material, express
Charges and other expenses are just The same on
ys,ur inferior as on your finer fruits Your COM
tSfssion man has 10 devote much more of his
fine trying to get rid of it, and you usually have
~ wait longer for returns The same facts are
equally applicable to any other crop-or to all
cops.
With the next issue of the FLoRIDIAN the
,sne for which many Of our campaign subscrib-
ess have paid will expire As the Legislature
,eeets early in January, those who desire to con-
tsnue their subscriptions should renew at once,
snd thus keep posted in the transactions of that
hody, carefully prepared synopsis Of the pro-
ceedings of which will appear in the FLoRIDIAN
elch week Subscriptions will be received as
f!,llows: One year, 81; six months, 81; three
Notwithstanding the entire session of the Leg
hiatnre-50 cents.
Mr.. J. NJ. Whitney. of San Diego, Califor-
aia, came here few days ago. He was so badly
atflcted with rheumatism as to be compelled to
nse cruiches, but he has already laid them aside,
and says he is better than he has been for years.
&c says that climate and eating is doing won
ders FOR him. A few good swims in our spring
and will have him dancing jigs.-Green Coee
spring. There are a number of wonderful
Springs in Middle Florida, one of which is not
Ear from Tallahassee, highly recommended for
rheumatism aud various other diseases
f; We learn that Radical land agent In Jack
:sonv;lle is working against Middle Florida by
.sellipg strangers that ii is not safe to visit this
,sectit,n without wearing an "iron-clad suit"
ave have seen this same land agent in Taahas-
/ see more than once-without an iron-clad
Ekuit, too. No man need have any fears of visit
Fang country where the aforesaid land agent can
| travel unmolested. The history of this section
i:of T ida will bear US out in the assertion that
ss:iiie nj property are as safe here as in any por
lion III the country, that our people are hospita
, Ole and law-abdng, and cordially invite and
{: welcome visitors and immigrants to the fine hill
! country of Florida.
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