The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-06-19
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the literary address at The i:ornnrnct:t.'.4t
exercises of the Coluibu., t'i.l F'rai,
College. (
Presidential timber r. being r.'.l-
stantly discovered and -oulc @'"',l cuo,..h
TO make a President o. Mach i q -
must :" get left Alas. kut ON" I'rt-i
dent j. made AT time
Rev, H. T. Holland, wis, has iu>i lrtr
elected 10 the Rectorslip Of Trinity f.Pi>-
copal Church, of Chicago, was, at ni'1''-
teen years Of age. one Of s'rrgan'~ sc"q'S
IN the Confederate army
The editor of tie Tampa 7r1@1'
does not have to bring "ri hl- bic ttl,.-
scope now to sre railroad. He ha-
superior minds eye tlal can perr,,vr
il distinctly months ahead 81 he fact
.rmY h-Se arMfE ujn Z" 'tAhw %inatt st1d
be done about it, We don't know what
il means, but it sounds a. # it VA. "a,
too bad for anything, and 4 real: ti.sl,ng
word
The Virginia Democrats II, el t. lse''
only nine of the II Senator'S ,hat are -
bee elected in Novembcrto ..1,.. then. on
tr"l of the state Senate, whcfl now -
Malone body. They eNreet T." elect at
least twelve.
Mr. IIemlel, an intelligent GertHam,
las founded a town IN pr3nme r"sIn&r,
and ehristened i, Gotha he proposes 10
locate a number of his "wn conntrytuu4i
there, and some ten or twelve latnii., ~.
rived ther' last week
Mr.. James y. IIarl,- writes i.tn
Citra t. the Palatka H-th|. hat ne ..l,,r-
idian viii lose a dollar br tie temporary
embarrassment of the tirna of Maxf...l
Il Co, Of New York, and :i:a, they WI
soon resume business.
The number of person, wh" li~..~i
over, or went upon, the Br."sAlyn briI.:..
the first day it was "lena. Na- a lur
dr'''l and ninety thousand 'Thc total I'd
receipts on persons, animals and Vehicles,
amounted to two thousand COLLAR,
Pensacola has had another fire. iA~>
Friday the planning mill lna. w;,rrho.~>
and a dwelling, on the beach near th|
railroad wharf, belonging |" +. H. I'it:.
were destroyed III spite OF the tw" ~tcaIl
fire engines and the bay ;,l"pg>iIr l.,~-
Elo,00o, with II 300 insurance.
Ne have received from Mc>Sr~. Rnm!cv
Il Adams, of the Palatka J,".ntH. a copy oi
the thick pamphlet dcscrilti.r OF l'utna,a
county OF which they are tbs authors a,il
publishers. 1t is full description. MI
map, of that rich and prosperous c,nn:
" Copies will he sent bl mail 90 r~
seipt of twenty cents.
The Monticello Co,,S,,tutioa ~ay.;
that the agents of the railro.,l companies,
Of South Florida are ind4c,ne 50 mama
able bodied negroes To enlist that Ih,r,. j.;
prospect OF deficiency ri labor in JEFF;
ierson county and considerable pauI,.,:
population of women and children To ~u:..
FER or be cared for by somebody ia tLr'
absence of their natural "bre;l ocItrrs.;
John Dean, the slayer o! his brother
in le77, is in Monticello iai! al last =
When the sheriff of jefferson autographed
his deputy to present the c.ypi"< to tlio
sheriff Of Duval and return home unlcs..
Dean was turned over 10 linn. Dean wa,
finally surrendered to be taken "a tthr
scene Of his crime. Unless released ~.
hail he will remain in jail until the De
cember term of the court.
1t il discovered in the Northwest
that in each volume of the agricultural!
reports sent out from the department i.
folded copy of Frank IIatton's N;Nio,,pj
R9'sbtaic0n, embellished with the sugges-
ton, d" Now is the time to get up clubs"
The volumes in question are sent out free
Of postage, each in a government wrap
per which bears the announcement that g
penalty Of 1900 fine attaches to the ilsG
Of II for any other than official business.
Recent excavations in Pompcii have
established the fact that the CITY was
built on the site of two other towns :
which had each iourished and fallen 10
ruins in turn. The first was inhabited in
the sixth century Il. c., and vas merely
a collection of families dwelling inside
walled Enclosure for mutual protection.
The second town was built twn centuries
later on the site of the first, am. inhabited
by the Samnites, people OF considerable
culture, as the ruin OF theirs buildings
testify.
The Gainesville Bee assumes the rc-
spOnsibility Of making statr'nenl as TO
how much reading matter the ftoEfpIAN
publishes. Having taken sn,.n liberty
IL should at least be accurate, and avoid:
TrOnging by misrepresentation 1t cred
its this paper with 5000 ems al reading
matter when the truth is-an6 any Irin-
ter should be able to measure aud know it
the FLORIDIAS prints an average of ut
least seventy thousand ems oi reading
matter weekly. Will the com cmporary
make the correction?
The Bee has in its possession some
very damaging information concerning
certain Democratic officials, high in an
fhority. which IL will serve 10 the pnLlic