The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-09-23

The building boom has reached
Tampa again. i,
"A sheep farm is a new enterprise CON
templated in Gadsden county. ! II
Lieutenant Governor Bethe! js an
noun ed a non-partisao csndid<te Tor
Mayor of Key West.
Work on Monticello's new holel Has
been delayed on account Of failure. 20 yet
lrun"r according to contract
1t is said that the Louisvilae and
Nashville Railroad will establish: Enc
OF steamships between Penaacols and
Galveston. -
Live Oak B,lletin No Sonny: The
Pope's bull We read aEolt 10 Fst9y
wasn't Ben Allen. nor the Ee'c Era sitfler,
That different Pope, and hia haIl
had some sense and reason abcpt it.
Frank Pope's bull, neither.
Live Oak InteUigenc;r: Pop; is so
dead in this county that his name is sd
dom ever mentioned even bv t|ir cod
ored brethren. :. Remember the 4sah is
Perry's day at Live Oak, ard everybody,
big. little, old and young, are expected
to be on hand =
Barlow Informant: Work on the
new hotel has begun, and will be pnshed
with vigor, so az to meet the fall and
winter trade. Captain Clay is giving
personal attention TO it and is mixing
hosts Of friends here, all 81 whom wish
him and his firm abundant success.
The Republicans of E~cambia ct.lnty
have nominated Sewall C. Co3b ta1 the
state Senate and Royal Putnam and
John Spaun for Assemblymen The cAu-
didates are all of Pensacola. Spsnn 10
colored. The county is eDt.tled to three
-As>emblymen, but the Republicans hafe
tailed thus far to name a third candidate.
-Fhe Mariana Courier, speaking of
Mr. Lockc's meeting at thai place, SAYS:
" There was but very lttie enthusiasm
manifested, and when the ln1epes. dept
= iiiate was alluded I '1e che,ri4g
v walker than ware~. pur .IaAks4p
~nhrv col"red people have too iruush
principle to allow themselves to he sold
our 3 cheap, and We * thein ths
NOR for il - - !:
Milton Ne,cs:: "Like master like.
men " i An old proverb and i excmplf-
fed by the conduct Of Mr. STRIPPING. lie
spoke here in favor of temperance, ara
advocated the doctrine all through. alt
yi>ing his colored friend aqainst The.
evils Of liquor business. JEST before tie
Speaking Mr.. Stripping took four. co'jd:
honest old-fashi0ned drinks inside II 1an
minutes. He Is as good conlemner s.
Mr. Pope
-P..4rka Herald: There is no rao,e'
doub' that General Perry will be the nett.
Governor Of Florida than that there W u.
be an election. The only question is tHe'
amount OF his majority: but this is sce--
tain, that We shall not hear again fori tlfe
next twenty five wears that: Florida ,wtl
be ranked a. a doubtful State This my
seem to be over confidence, bat there Is
no danger Democrats will vote this itiu,e
for the pleasure or enjoyment of the
thing; ecause they deem It their ptiv4t
ee.e as Democrats !, {:
columbia star: So Notwithstanding
A.. ~,.,.ing. A certain man who has Eever
Aili4,rd himself with Democratic ub
M in town when Bisbee made his hA4
rangue. and went back horac fully, r..
solved to join the club, ami be did 81
From all we can learn few more huc!.
demonstrations will make a solid ,hoe,
racy. We understand that there arz
certain gentlemen who have lately arrsv
here who will go into the poultry bu.it
ness on an extended scale. Tkey expee'.
to establish regular poultry farm, ans.
conduct the business on solid business
principles We know of np place BIZ &C
offers more.ad vantages than tails '-ici3ityS
and are quite certain that the gentleinene
will find it paving investment. i:
Gainesville AdrOcdte On last Mon:
day, we are informed, Mr. T. NartihezI
formerly cigar manufacturer AT this place,
lost or was robbed, of g, 100 at Baldwin.
Mr.. Martinez had been to Jacksonville;
and effected settlement with his ags.ns,
and was returning with the above suIa Of
money. He stopped at Baldwin and war
in the saloon at that place during a dis,
turbance, when he observed that the tenin
was moving Off He ran and get on board
the train, and did not discover the loss Of
his wallet until near Gainesville. L pon
his arrival here he related the whole affair
to Mr. II. NJ. c. Schroeder, his head man
and turned his establishment over to I'M
for the benefit of his creditors, hs E,ss
having Frustrated him financially.
Jack sonville Herald D~mocr4lie
S,er, - is t" be gained by solid ~n',4 ,n-
-. arrest work. There are faany va II
=" b. gained by a proper statementlf II
principles. There is not a man who has
the good Of the country at heart who
would not cast a Democratic vote, did1he
only understand the real issues at stske
That BE- does not is due to the deception
of hif political masters Every Defdo'
cratic voter should fall into line with ihe
organization. Let no man s!sy away
through apathy or indifference IF
there is any one needing light let it be
giveRzto him fresh from TIE truth and pm
a proper manner The full party vote
must be polled, and if those Republicans
who are Disguised with the machine and
the improper methods being pnr-ned by
their party wish TO come and Join tIe
rank OF those who are working to give
this country pure government, let tham
come, and the more the merrier.
Key West Dsn.ocrat: 1t is surpHs-
ing to See the quantity Of lumber cqn
snmed in this city. Almost every week
number of vessels arrive from Penka
cola via Pascagoula. The beginning pf
the week some of cur wharves are piEed
up and Saturday not stick can be seen
80. so far the signs Indicate q grand,
glorious victory for the Democracy In