The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-09-25

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rector for the Episcopal church. havS best
secured, we understand, ard he vii; enter
upon his duties at an early aate.
Enterprise Herald TIE lnmher Ton
the Episcopal church will be hauled Az
next week, and work upon il begun soon,
but exactly when cannot yer pe told, :.
Tampa Guardian: The stea,nshilt
Lizzie Henderson, Walker master, arrived
from Mobile, Ala, yesterday laden. witIs
provisions, shingles, &c, and % aands
for the International railroad.
Orange Ridge Echo. While ;;sakin..
an excavation in the rear OF his house AT
Daytona, Mr. j. w. Skiltcn .disc,Acrett
the skeleton OF an Indian, supposed tt
have been that of warrior killed DARING
the Seminole war ;
Milton NcacS. Mr. John Butter, os
Blackwatcr, has received Irttcr from 81
brother, whom he has long n"ur1;.I 81
dead, it having been reported that I,f WA.
killed i'll the war. The missing ont, sin
gular as it may seem, has hcen livsng ir$
Lafayette county, this state, ~iuat thi
war (
Putnam Connty Jonrld|: We .balS
commence tomorrow publishing e, ooG
copies oi the Florida Ve,c1 Cor Vi H..
Mann. This will he the iar&ret r'lissDn ot
newspaper ever published sos. h Of s;Jack !
sonville. The Jo,onM Job rooms Eiave>
the facilities and force to dc such 5 iol'
in one week without interfering via cur
usual work
Mariana Times Hal ,la, g,otclj
been built this year the partial failure OF,
the cotton crop would have hsrlly;be..u,
felt in Mariana The failure pf h; cot
ton crop wonld not keep wislt$r rtsitorS
and capitalists away Bulls the s1,o,el
and diversity the crops, and the cesntry,
and town will be inderrn'cn; OF { ater
pillars
-Brooksvile Crescent. The. He',ron
Church, a new Baptist church at 3'age
vile, will be dedicated Tomorrow zlnitc
a number of able ministers ;tre eNls.rted.
to be present and to take a part in Ire in
teresting exercises. Tie gora1peot.e OF
that neighborhood will furnish r5resh /
nents on the ground, and corcially invite:
everybody to Join them in tie sr.sicc>.
and pleasures of the day
-(iainesville .idcocote. Ti.e rev k>emi-
nary building is rapidly nearing cok,ple-
ton. The work is being dong accoriing;
to specifications, rejecting cr..dt oil thc'
architect and contractor. When finfss,el.
the building will present fine appear.
ance. Parents desiring to edncates their
children cannot do better than embrace
the splendid opportunities Offered by this
institution.
-Bartow Informant: Prot. Rivers,
who is conducting the Teachers snsti.
tute, has made favorable IMPRESSION as
an accomplished educator and igentlSnan.
Why can't Barlow offer him Inducements:
to stay. The special Issue. of n.C00'
copies OF the h.for"ant will be oart on;
time-next Saturday, 22d-aiil we;Arge:
all persons desiring copies to serd irsiheir
list of names to which they desire Aheu1
sent. The price, s. per hundred, srnnst
accompany each order Singh col;cs :,
cents at the office, or mailed 4, any adj
dress.
-Hdim Rirrr -Ne,cs. An ,fanpr tres.
growing in "A box. and con,ainjn,r enc
hundred oranges, passed down the raycr
last week Ell route for thc Lon;syiile Ex-
position; it was shipped fr,s, Ofsnae:
county. In the yard Of the residence
Of Mr.. $. j. Kennerly, at Pal4lka, there
rs tree OF the citrus family e:hich was
imported from the Mediterra,,eaps that
bears fruit Of immense size, ou4 Of them.
measures twenty-five inches in'tircrtrnle..,
ence. Mr.. Kennerly will exhibit it 81 the:
Louisville Exposition in handsome glass
case; the fruit, not the tree
Mariana Courier : Thr Mari.una.
High School, in charge of lhtof j.. C&
Peacock, opened on Monday laia. W !
are sorry to chronicle the death Of Mr..
Robert Alexander, which ocaurrtsl at.
Quincy on last Friday afternoon, Of con,
gestion Of the brain Mr.. a. had BEEN
conductor of one of the passenger trains
on the Pensacola and Atlantis Rail,oaGf
since it's completion, and by bis kindness
and urbane manners, had won many;
friends who will be grieved to bear of hiS
death. To his sorrow-strickeA relatives
We tender our heartfelt sympathier
The Altoona Argus says, since the;
new license law of this Stats. has zone,
into effect, and many liquor houses!
forced to close because Of the; fail.
ure of ga majority OF tSe regis
tered voters to sign petitions for
license renewals, the amount Of "ra;sin,
cider" and bottled brandy peaches has;
increased in quantity in the Scores TO a
remarkable degree, an increased demand;
in brandy peaches being particularly OBJ
servable 1t will be diff cult matter TO
abolish the sale of these g orr g4nal pack.
ages" The fight on this new line will
doubtless soon commence, and Then there
will be hubbub sure enough.