The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
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tiaH beleek the land#pfn iaifF Hmall
Iakea dUt the earth, anil sliiief 10 ihla
lovely. snnlii morning A tvo day. fAin
Il last ogef, ngd old nature. having Nop
~ safety rebounds Hike aw human ehiL
dfan, and smiles through tpafH, til iepfs
ufe afl lOfppt. Tie binIs afe o%aroIing IN
Wild, mad gIee the thrush. The fei.bird
and The mphef, nyallna Nv STRAINS n
melody that ~ The uir, and gladden. The
heart n weary pilgrim, as well ~ happy
child n dark haired boy and his sunny,
blonde sister lean lr ont 10 listen and en-
Ply lhis rhapsody antaulhl, tiou1h per
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m., NJ useh uhe f0fal dty # the
ssntn,' rahfrchc, nuabntd, exclusive,
Tallahassee, Or ~ leaei what "a lei Of
these qualities and something more
charming 10 eye, n city oi cool, green
walks and drives, beautiful flower gar
dcns some handsome tesiatnces-many
that bear marks Of ye oldcn time, and
the State Capitol Here w sec first the
yugrant, wild Cherokee rose, q profuse
bloomcr aud ambitious climber, covering
small trees with their rank l%nxnriance
anil snowy blossoms, and claiming Il long,
eager look from the passing traveller.
Cut flowers are here offered for sale, and
find a ready sale. A lady gets aboard
with "a large box Of cut flowers, rare, fine
and exquisite in beauty and fragrance
she had the kindness 10 tell ussthe NAMES
OF a few OF her floral troasuses, and to give
lis a bosom bouquet, among them some
rare p%ansics, in such great variety OF col
ors that il would seem like romancing to
tell Of even Il few-there were garnet aud
gold, deep dark carnation, lcrra-cotta, una
hoguny and all shades OF purple, blue and
gold. Among the roses were the queen.
Is Duchess Of Bn,bant, the pretty Nal
maison, the s%oirlna, Bon Saline, Lamar.
que, Agrapino Mmdo. Demosine, Pierre
Guillot, Etoilc de Leon, all OF which had
their claims to precedence IN the grand
duchy OF rosedom. With due regard TO
the claims Of these cultivated charmers
We would not ignore those OF the way
side beauties that charmed our fight for
many miles, and relieved the monotony
Of tie piney woods, which are never out
OF sight in all Florida. IIoneysuckles
from small patches, iemptingly near US
to acres in extent, brighten the woods am
sweetcn the air throughout the liye-lonl
days stroll. The yellow jasmine, witt
its wreath OF golden trumpets, creeps over
bush and brake, and along the banks o
the railroad truck. Lilies Of the valley
pure white, aud again tinted with a fain
rose blush, glitter IN and out Of the waite
Of the marshes. The scarlet and golt
trumpet-ilower hanis high overhead II
gorgeous pendant clusters, while thu
snowy dogwnod ana modesi silscrsDclls
the fragrant crabapple, sloe ahfi hav
thornc make n part OF this ndlntt pict
urc, aud bear evidence to the fact tina
this Is indeed \ "howcry land" Madi
son IL the next town OF importance afte
Tallahassee, aud claims 1900 inhabitants
The town Is of to the left Of the railroad
and cmbowered in trees, the houses ar
scattered over the hills, and masscd oI
their broad, cool submits, which gives 4
this little city an air Of rural grace ant
sweetness, that woocd MS almost past ~
sIstancc TO stop Off and wander through
it, shady avenues and beyond to SOM
! fine orange groves about two miles ont
the first that we have yet passed through
on our route. Herr wcarc, hrstthe "rui
key oak" a species Of liycoak, whic
indicates the climatic status for orang
growing. A few miles on,and We pas
through "~Liyeoak," a thriving town, ful
Of life and business; hercthe branch roa'
10 New Bmnford connects with the T. A
and takes you way down upon the 81
wannec river" or at least to the head o
navigation on that classic STRAIN, frou
which points boats leave twice a wccl
for Cedar Keys, and from there fou
times a week for Tampa. We mthe
wished to divide ourseli and take thi
shorter route TO Tampa instead ofthc long
or one, via. Jacksonville, SANFORD, kh
simmec, &c., which re had mapped on
but We did not divide, and 80 nache
jacksonville that same night nj . o'clock
II was a lovely, siarlit night, and til
Young moon still shed her radiance Owe
the wide, blue waste Of water when "
arrived, and we would iain have strctcl
ell our limbs and shook OH some Of III
= dust Of our journey by walking the on
!, square which separated rs from our lodi
4 Ing house, but that unveacious, ubiqu
! tious, ubiquitous omnibus man was Their
and told ua we would have to walk 70,
squares, and o Ne were bcguilcd out
our walk and out Of 30 cents, and thu
Ne grow wiser ia that oil, old sshoe
even a. w grow im~pecunious, when v
trust the aforesaid bus-man. Early nc'
d morning We are on wing 10 see n
charms, wonderful and witchine. Of IN
sylvan city Of the sea. and nc Nv on
!, large, delighted exclamation poinI
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