The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-23

NJ ssassn ord 1he humbsr sof bsirs
skipPsa fkoa this psiusswiil excsed Tina
Of any FORMER year. \.
--Bronson 1snses. We noticed last
week, thzt one Of our naerchanss, had to
pay $500 freight on - car so&d Of salt
from Cedar Key to this place, "A haul of
about 80 miles. 1t put ,as in she notion
of selling our paper sad busing rail
road. Bronson i gesASng to- have the
worst name abroad for drunkenness and
rowdyism of any townan the State, and
the good citizens of tho piace are respon-
sible for it; they ougsa to Incorporate
the town, get good meuso ell the Offices
and the rowdses would have 10 go-to
the lock up
Plant City Courier. A new town ON
Charlotte Harbor, in .elanatee county,
has been named Cleveland . The fish
cries On the island IN frent of Clearwater
Harbor ship about 50,esss MULES week
on ice . The West H.iEsborough Times,
formerly published at Dinedin, has been
transferred to Mr. A c turner. and will
be published at Clearwater Harbor nv
c. S Reynolds.
-Sumtcrville Times " e are pleased
to learn from our old t.Iend anil citizen,
Ransom B. Webster. EsG., thas he has
fallen heir to twenty-five thousand dollars,
3 half interest in an esrsste appraised at
fifty thousand dollars, lef him by one of
his daughters, who recently died in Kan
sas. This Is an unexpected wiRdfall for
the old gentleman. and veil make him in
dependent and comfortable the balance
Of his DAYS =
Key West Dena0c,xl- The steam
Yacht Yosemite. owned hs john Roach,
the famous steamboat builder. came into
port Tuesday, on her was'to Tarapa and
New Orleans. A cook was shipEped, after
which she proceeded on her voyage
Clear Water IIarhup Times Our
printer works cheap ar's puts II good
time We feed him ~ mulberr1eS. and
he just keeps them on the case before
him so as to lose no tilna Mr. :. e.
kilgore is the lucky mai %his time He
has received satisfactory returns for sew
eral barrels OF egg plants. We wlsh 10
mention in particular on, barrel. contain
ing twenty-six, which SOLD for sixteen
dollars. being over slxtT cents each.
Who is the man. and where does ne live
that can beat this: Mr.. q l. lawrence,
of New Y DIRK. vino sold them. saw they
were a. fine as he ever saw
ia .ksonville Tropical Pdrn}t=s> Mr.
J. Y. Spears. real estate agent. mas hang
ing in ms window 4 lemon tvic Oh ThIch
are sixteen lemons in spaet OF ten iISches.
He also displays a ciustey o; fine grape
E-,,,@ - ssS.
The fruit IS large and fine Lady, Mil
ton, vino has for some weeks pas; retained
apartments al the Everett accompanied
bv her maid, left al 3:30 yesterday after
noon for Richmond. a. * which point
a drawing room ear was anga@ed tu% her
use. She will 90 from there to CallaGhaE
same State. where she Eas 1 cottage
home, thence to New Yos.k, stopping
week or ten DAYS. whenees on January
st, she sails for her NATIVE England
Tampa Tribune Mr. 5nsepn Eobes
sends next week hands ome exhibit o.
fruit to New Orleans II CONSISTS OF
oranges. Sicily lemons. llrrlsss. grane fruit
and shaddscks. IL the sprinc Ia: will
forward some fine mangOss and avocado
pears Among the man. handsome ex
hibIts from this section forwarded IL New
Orleans by the Morgan on FRIDAY ri last
week. were large orange syee, with three
distinct crops OF fruit upon it froxn the
size OF hickory nut up ia those trlly
ripe, and citron tree bearing fruit, weigh
ing from five to eight pounds. Both OF
these fine specimens causs from Mrs.
Jackson's place In West Taaapa.
st Augustine Press One night last
week the Fort Marion Museum was en-
tered BY burglar and artiGses OF censid-
erabie value. as rare specimens, were
taken, amounting TO nearly 81 eco Word
was conveyed to Capt Vinuut. Of back
sonvilie, with list and description cf'the
goods taken, the result beiag that inside
of fortv-eight hour the burglar was
lodged in the Jacksonville gail. and ROW
awaits his trial
Barlow Informant. Wise laws Gass-
ed By the present Legislature nil stasd a.
long as any law can, no matter what nav
be done BY a convention. anu all saci
laws that are passed at this session will
be ont of the way OF any Utter session.
1t seems to be the general idea that a con-
vention abrogates all former laws, vacates
all Offices, and makes a ckian. chaotic
sweep away of all old things: and bf4ginr
anew. 1t such Ii To he the restlis. We are sot
As enthusiastic as we were fer a cony.eD-
ton, for bad as ours is, II is not Fad
enough TO warrant such a sourse We
want a convention AT an early dav--not
to wipe out but TO reform our laws
Fort Myers Press Capt F. A. Hen
dry brings baled hay from hss meadows
At Fort Thompson with which, ne furnish
6 excellent forage to his lr,rses, ccws,
and other animals he wishes ta keep ~ or
give better support than they can get on
the range. This hay is made from
short marsh grass. growing thickly on
the ground. and affording exsa,llent natri-
ton to the stock. The animass feed dI ii
with great relish.
Lake City Baptia Wfa,e$s TIE
Florida ministry is to be augmented by
another grand acquisition. Abr Henry
Talbird, of Lexington, No., has accepted
a call to Starke Church The Wessern
Rscorder reports we'll of Bresher j. E..
Porter, former pastor Of Tallahassee
church. He has just succeeded in rass.
ing funds to pay of the indebtedness On
his new church house, which tost 81 Goa.
-Moutieello Constitution The ne
ceipts of cotton In this town. the present
season, have been remarkably good
There have been shipped frons the Moe