The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-10

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pl.ssd q - ehattahoechte, EIiax IND
Apalaehioola ive.s By IL lat II fN
RwszIin yo1r rose buahes FitA Nlass
oogss and eoase grounds and yoa: viii
ks-e MORT and better howess. asJs
f-u.-a. sef-
-f7s ss-az.s seminary builGsng SsltAe
arta nd II LAks Dor i being panied
lsszaFi IA :dly, and win be qsaita k4 AZ
- gre buiid.1g.
Tie Ps~tofice Department has or
5sssi free nail. delivery for tie eitibens
-e1zskssayiEIe he service Is TO- .btssin
-s Bsr -. next
- ne: 10 going TO have q bknk
Hel- =. 1000 an checks ara segt into
The lake region yearly for fruit and skge-
tables sent to Northern and We4ern
nafkstA IAN
Eighteen lumber vessels III ApdSsch-
icola bay on one day, and the snnaliest
one not under $50 tons bartiaen, slows
thzt the town = doing her slasre sfj She
lumber trade
-Ocala Bonner: During the naeg.h
Of February there were one h'sndresa gaad
seventy acres planted IN oraafse trek in
the neighborhood of the Caldwell place,
fwo miles east Of town
The Tampa Tribune reports tLat the
shipment Of cucumbers in quantities. has
begun, and will be very heavy thh sea
son One producer has FIVE acres ii The.
ezkeAs and expects TO ship five hundred
bush1 crates
The Messenger is agitatihg fot fhe
forming Of = company to build q botea-
bag oDe-At Fort Dade. Three new Shores
are being erected, as well as other laid
inR; the saw mills can't cut sambel fast
enough, and town lots are selling raESi!y.
A boom is IN action
Sumter Adr0ace: The woods have
been burning for several days in thej Or
ange Hills, and considerable damage has
been done Fences have been btr1ed
and houses, and there is no teling,AoW
much more property viii be destroyed
- the ball has just opened Is
-APAlAehicOla is On rising grounds and
has the prospect Of regaining her ie;Srner
conssquenee. The Tribune says That;
houses are scarce and If people coa.Mue::
20 move in At the rate they are doing. The.
place ID likely to be As = mining bwr
shOrf1y-eoFered with tents.'; III !.
"A negro woman named Annie Sin:
mons died In Pensacola On the Ia IN
slant IN consequence Of having. Sseh
brutally beaten few days frevious lby
her husband and another negro nS5he1
William Isaaca The verdict of tbe
oOroner's jury was that she was lnnr.
dened 81
Live Oak Bnlgetin: Plough uBl and
plant over, Is the universal advice ara%ua
the farmers, trucksters, and frait-erotters
IN this section Some are taking thS al
vice, while others desire to bsld to Hbst
tbey have, and are petting yellow, Sicily :
looking vegetables, with the hope Hldf
they viii come out yet q ::
-Starke Telegraph; Orange Academy
IL now completed and reflects credikIcn
It's energetic protector. 1t IL two-sabry
building s4xeO well lighted sud veHrtk.-
ted There Is now an average attendtte,s
Al this Institution of 90 pupils. 10 etsry
department Of this school, Prot You&g Is
as<issed BY an able and experienced ckfya
Of teAeherh ti{;
-Tamps Tribune: Mr. j. r. Hall, Wire
President of the Florida Southern Rb;l-
road, and Messrs. J. w. B-own, Zip.
Bard and z S. Grill, directors, arriySd "a
Tampa Thursday in the interest of That
road They report themselves as well
pleased with Tampa, but coald give q 30
definite information when they wa.tsd
have work done here ~
During the year 1852. fhere Eese
manufactured Florida II 1916, s75 ci4ass,
IN which ], O46, 4s5 pounds of leaf tobXc4o
were consumed The amoar. of GSgAr
tax paid thereupon to the Usited StAtes
was s251, 1895. The number of perlas
employed in the manufactures was a1sat
SIX thousand. Ii IL estimated thatssl' e
product this year viii be doeble thal Esf
1852. 81
-Starke Telegraph: For the past H%
weeks Aesnz- J. II. Johns ard E. J6hSS!s
have been engaged in herdang theiss a.
tenziFe stock Of cattle. Over six BIZ
dred head have been gathered, aboutgeae
hzndred had Of which number are EeEa-
eztzls from ave to seven years old. File
entire stoek, when Al gathered, will ls,k-
b@ between seven and eight hunas5d
head- Esi;
William Kelly was iElea On the isi 49,
Of the l. q n. Railroad in PeneaooIs in
tie La instant. He attenptei to gSk ssn
moving car, was knocked og by co15hg
inconlactwitk &c stock pen, and fell ahaer
fhs xhsels which crushed hie leg. K,xAs
a1pulAisd, bat y did witLin two suFs
aAer The oper.tion- He wss the so6 jtf
the lass Judes W. W. J. Kelly, ana an