The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-03-21

.s~A % he meDoy o. TIE lAte W. Il feSi9,
= ~. Eus.esual Cameiegy. A neAf marble En-
-a..-rr las also been placed arsund the burial
NH Z Philbrick has shown % United
a,.,-. copper haiEesnt piece. made In 100e. Il
=. r.eeully found by Mr.. Jas- B. Oliver, On the
k.,k If the st. Marks river, near the old Spanish
for-
z...d in the South, and they have virtually
49,. lake zee out Of the markets they &C.
- What has become Of the proposal ice
hctoU here!
The peach trees in this section commenced
hloomine in December. and now the pfofasion
orblooms on them may be taken a. an indication
ofa fair crop We notice peaches on some trees
nesriy an inch in diameter.
in a business letter Mr. MAlhon Gore, editor
of the Orlando Reporter, says in a postscript:
~Orange county is still booming. and the tide Of
men and money still flows to u.s. Business of all
kinds good, and people enthusiastic
Martin Williams, . colored man living on
ColEW Candles place. four miles northeast Of
tallahassee, had two stacks Of fodder, and his
CRIB. containing sixty bushels of corn, destroyed
BY an incendiary fire last Wednesday night
The shipment of vegetables is on the in
erase from this section. Last week some fine
cabbage were shipped by Messrs. John s Win
and w. Gamble, and several crates of peas bv
Nessrs. G g. Gibbs and d. B. Meginniss, Sr.
S R Baldwin writes: AFTER trying sooth-
ing Remedies without avail and Physicians with
o1t relief gave Dr. Moffet's Teethina Teethine
Powders.) and it acted like magic occasionally
csss pOuuEer to keep my ehilfs gums sef1ened rs
Mr. J. C. Kemper. on Monroe street, has
some full-bIOOded Berkshire hogs, among which
are some pigs five months old that will weigh
fully one hundred pounds He also has some
6ue specimens of the Essex and Poland breeds.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dexter, who has been stop
ping about two months with Mrs Bull, on
Clinton street. occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
Church last Sunday, by request. Those who
heard her discourse were very much pleased
with il
When the Circuit Court was adjourned yes
terday. Mr. John Osborn, with q nicely folded
paper in bis hand, and Miss SalIie Bromly lean
ing on his arm, approached Squire West, handed
him marriage license, and the twain were then
and there united in the holy bonds Of matrimony,
and went on their way rejoicing
Mr. VI F. Papy, on Adams street, has an
almond tree that has been bearing regularly for
number of years. He put out in December
10 LeCOnte pear cuttings, of which number 50
have rooted, and one has five blooms and some
leaves it, He is also selling fine Irish pOta-
toes from his garden at 75 cents peck.
-Ashnead Bros of Jacksonville are said to
be al work on historical romance of Florida,
entitled 4" Florida or Nothing New but What
W2s Forgotten" written by Mrs Ellen Call
Long of this city 1t will make a volume of
abb II six hundred pages, and its completion will
be awaited with anxious interest by the public
Mr. E E. Phibrick informs US that he, in
company with Mr.. Jas. B. Oliver, OF Wakulla,
viii shortly make IN attempt TO reach the famous
Florida Volcano" in TAYLOR county They
expect TO find regular bonanza if they succeed
We hope they may be successful, and thus clear
up the lnng-existing mystery of this Florida
wonder
One evening last week bevy of young la
dies were seated at the grand entrance of the
New Hotel. frunling on Monroe street, pleasantly
chatting. enjoying The cool breeze and fine seen
cry, while IN front of the hotel on McCartv
street, printers devil, and a number of his
chums, were lunching on two quarts of peanuts
and bottle of pickles.
Mr. Geo F Henry, Of PanasOfkee, Sumter
county, arrived in The city yesterday on a visit
TO his family PanasOfka IS the present termi-
nus OF the Florida Tropical Railroad, from W hich
point Frank Damon, ]. B. Hopkins. Robert
Gamble and John Hopkins, Jr, all Tallahas-
scans, are engaged locating the route of said
road in the direction of Tampa
Our neglect of golden opportunity carries
With it It's terrible consequence of dire distress
Hence the importance of using without delay
thai excellent remedy PortaIine, or TabIer's Veg
etable Liver Powder, for Biliousrress, Dyspepsia
and all disorders Of torpid liver Small bot
lies . CENTS. regular size 80 cents Whites
Cream White Vermfuge, the best Worm-killer
w. A. Rawls, sole agent. 4S
One Of the prettiest and wttiest young ladies
Of the Floral City entered one of the principal
stores on Monroe street, few days ago, and in
CURED for bow" The polite young clerk
Strengthened himselfup put on his blandest smile,
and informed her that he was at her service
on, oui want buff bow not a green one"
replied The young lady. That young man has
gone on his Summers vacation.
Mr. g. l. Lawrence, fruit and produce mer-
chant OF New York, will be in Townsville on
thursday to superintend the shipment Of twenty
acres OF strawberries from that place He writes
LIZ Conover that he will come to Tallahassee
nom that point, for the purpose Of buying pro-
once He says: & will buy and pay cash at
Depot II stuff can be bought 90 a. to leave me
Slight margin I wiz buy cabbage, potatoes
and melons"
Mr.. c. n. Haldeman has . LeConte pear
cutting. put out in December, on his place south
o. The city. on which there are three blooms, al
tnough II gives no other signs of vitality. Judge
D. w. Gwynn has one, put out the At same time
% which appear eleven blooms and some
leaves A great many cuttings were put out in
n MS section last fall and there are favorable
indications that large percentage of them will
root and grow.
Among the fine gardens in the city, we no
nee that OF Prof J. n. Whitner, on South Bro
nangh street II looks neat, IS al gardens
snOod look; everything Is planted with regu-
Anty, thoroughly cultivated and growing finely
ne never allows any portion Of his garden to lie
hie When one crop is gathered he Immediately
NEEDS the ground To another He has an ahs.n