The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-03

ais own light he will gain none bs abuse
of another.
The people of Palaika have sub
scribed nearly one THOUSAND dollars to-
ward building a school house
Hon. J. j. Harris has sold a half IN
terest in the Sanford Jo'Un"lto Mr .Eohn
ii. Banta, an experienced i"nrDali>t.
The Tampa Trih,',,e, eplarsel, TO
eight columns and printed With new WIPE
on cylinder press, is nq~ one 81 the
handsome papers Of the State.
The Lake City Report,r is ret too
funny at somebody's expc4se -/'trii9'S
its o,cn. Did you think .! Mnt, E5pr.
Charley? Who laughs last laughs hist.
"A fnancier observes that a tax of s
lie on all that will be told Of candidates
between now and the sec'n1 week in
November would pay of the national
debt, if collected.
Bishop Green, of Mississippi. tir
eldest Bishop of the Episcopal tha'th,
has transferred to the Rev. DR. Hugh
Miller Thompson, his as>ocia;c, all. the
administrative work of his Office
Esteemed friends seen in warf.i ia
logue, and this overheard l,v passGr
Esteemed friend No IL Unlcrs sand, |
don't blame you for preierring Parry!
Esteemed friend No. . 'nderstand. |
don't blame You for prefcrring pa~'s't'
Mr. w. Is. Saunders has c'>tt'a t.
publish a republican papcrist I-skG de
Funiak, for the material Of the lfFiNn
Signal has passed into the noSre,,f'h Of
the Chatauqua Publishing C"ml~ by"
The new paper will be edited b. Prot.
G. w. Eddy. Name and p"iits neil yet
announced
Lively times in Chicago to-day. ilhe
National Republican Cnnvention is ORIGIN
ling for the work of nominating mat 10
be beaten for the office of President nt;the
United States. The prospect i that tis,sfe
will be deadlock between I\rthur hhel
Blaine and that the unucky Ilan sci, ltc.i
will be one not now generally c"nsidirtal
in the race.
There was a (ireenhack Couren.
ton" in indianapolis the other dav, mil
"Hon. John Tyler, OF tlori1n, was
Chairman. by way of inlormati"hI. I"
readers outside of the State We w,iald
remark that several years have cltl SD
since he lived in Florida, and that tkpl't
is no Greenback party " h"re iYr l;& t.
represent. / +
How do "Independent E'"rn"cratk., =
socalled, like being traded; at TO kbf
radical bosses at Jacksonville by TeWks
bury, Dogberry e. Co. -: VIII they ra!iiY
the sale by surrendering themselves l>?lly,
soul and bresche. to the radics'~: Pr"t,ay
blv not, and then r., ID. & Ga. VIII b.. ii
an Improbable fix, unable ." 'l~Evct
chattels under contract. =
Sheriff Cone passed through the city
Tuesday last and called at the TIRES
Office. He had Just returned ffon. = isil
down the river aud over into DraiG'
county, and informed as that wncrt, 81
be went it was lSloIham for Gnlrrucr
first, last and always, and that Charley
Dougherty's chances for nomination fol
Congress are by no means discouraying
South FLORIDA Times
"A French professional gentleman ii
Paris, France, who cures certain us that
flesh is heir to in French way, desire
to advertise in the FLoRIpIA y, aiIl AFT az
seeing the advertisement he sends lis ~
the paper and receiving our " involec?
thereof he will remit the " hun"rsriunf =
therefor. For European advertising VIZ
always demand the honorarium in at
vance. This reminds us that We hsvg
seat invoices of amounts due 10 many
subscribers in this and other State. wing
are in arrears, and would Ike t. ha,f
them "come down" with ia. i.ondra
RUINS. Nothing like honorarinm - helf
along the newspaper business, xhetEeJ
they be in francs or dollars. t
From our standpoint it seeu,s to ,ls
that the high contracting independents
who went to jacksonville tn negotiate
the sale Of their fellow-citlzens t. the
radical bosses did not carry the cDurd !
of Madison in their breeches poCkets, no:
any other county Doubtless they maSls
plenty of promises and will receive
promises in return. They promise to j.
vert many democratic votes, sn,' the
bosses promise Offices, and perhaps grab
into the Washington bar'l The peg!
haps" promise is the one most likely 10
be kept. Without doubt the ;Nationp
Republican Campaign Committee will
appropriate largely to buy VI, FloIida
They would have tried to buy her j., "a,
but it was too late, the vote was ROLLED
and 80 they stole her.
"A singular instance of a woE.an4'
persistency and SUCCESS as lobbyist has
Just come to light in Des Monss, sowa.
In 1876 Edward Bruce, a wboh,saK
liquor dealer, was convicted of Anurlef,
sentenced to prison for life, anp eyerN-
body supposed he would remaip there.
His wife, however, set to work to yet hing
pardoned. In Iowa the Governt 4 cannot