The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-12
STATE NEWS;

freight are received by every try = ~
cry hotel in Tampa is full, and new corn
ers are scattering about through the coi,g.-
try in order to fad quarters, -
Tampa Guordio" i. Col9uci i,a& Kdce
has authorized his cousin at: Idlewil1 Cot
tage to secure for him a psce of 5io;c@
land, upon which he PROPOSES to eretd an
elegant winter home. We weleome fhe'
Colonel to South Florida Last Ssnday
night two colored men confined in the
county jail, burnt a hole in the f,sor, large
enough to let themselves out Ms Col
Inns the .lailer next morning had two meals
less to provide.
Barlow Informant. The school pn-
der the control of Prof j. y Whittier is
in a growing condition, having now
pupils in attendance. and FROM all WA@ t:an
learn the progress is of that snl,stantai
character that SO greatly benefits the sou
dent. AS we have often predicted, Cur
increase of hotel accommodation only IN
creases the demand for mere. aud sc
have not half the required room, i en-
people desire any real prosperity for Bar
tow they must see to it that a iirst,clasS
hotel If at least I20 rooms il built at
PiIOt I-Vl u N'tHI'dhN w I't disu. :"
hotel built
Live Oak Bulletin: The first run off
and Smash-up on the Live Oak and I&oM
lands Bluff railroad occurred on last
Tuesday morning as the trai:1 was coiM
ing this way from Branford, near, Mchl-
pin. 4 broken rail threw two passengfr
coaches and the mail and express ear into
the ditch. Fortunately no person wAs
hurt, beyond few scratches and bruises.
-. We are happy to say that: o !lr ely
marshal. who was wounded bs- the e4e-
phant belonging to one of the shows that
visited our town last week. i, rapidly
recovering. The attending ihy >icii;n
pronounced only on or two OF ill., @nnn,ls
ra'al. 1t was a narrow r>capr: rDh r.
-Ocala Bunner: The Earl OF iIQn'-
ington. Thomas Mast the renowned car
ioonist, and party, were registered a, the
Alfred Thursday night. They nnt hcred
thirteen in ALL After doing" thu ti{y
they lief; OH the morning train Flid3v ti'r
Jacksonville, some going dowat tn DICK
lawaLa river and others by rail. I'VE
now have ten trains day, tiA ,,A tie
Peninsuar and four on the Fl"IS3a = uh-
crn-siX passenger and tour t':lght M"
have seen eighteen cars, loaded, ar,a.k IN
Ocala at one time. No more. anec. ahi{s,
are wanted in this town. y large: l;iril
her are now idle and canno, lind work.
Since the fire they have been .r"iujM n
on every train until the town j. fl't .lea
-Daytona Halifax Jo"rn"I3 \ marty
of ladies from the institute wcr; ovtrS,iti
bathing Monday. They didn't SCi4 n
long, and it is said they danced rv:',,,l:c
beach to get warm in such a lively laar-
ner it shook their back hair down. {. His
Honor the Mayor went cast-nrt Il i,ini.
Monday night and caught l;'n haA>, STA
trout, sheephead~, &c, and it w& 1T u
good night for fishing either. " lt..o L;
came in with his boat load i, was :shr,..
o'clock in the morning Mr. FraA;. III
Pacetti's Wedncsday last week.. csugE
90 sheephcads averaging pounds, sndh
bass weighing a. pounds, with t".I ah;l
reel The latter is the largest s.asS
caught on this coast in that vat, to-
thirty years. j !
BrooksNiIc Crescent: Mrs Wilet H.
Hancock was badly burned bv her :srtSs
taking fire As She turned from tne efuNs
20 az her baby down puff OF wiod HIeW
the tiam,s ont at the stove door, setting
her dress atirc behind She di-rn,r.,'s
the fire as the flame leapcd aHoV" met
head. and rushed to the door. i},tru.fins
To call a negro man who WAS pl"&nE
near by, but finding she would hr n$blf
to reach him, with great presence ot nj nj
threw herself on the ground, roying ty.p
and over and trying To extinguisn the s1IY.
hS throwing sand over her persoN- H"lE
came at last, and she was carried INTO tht
house fcartully burned. The wiols. luwt;i
part of her person. from the wairt down,
is one solid burn. Her physicaan, alr,
Marshall, is unable as yet to say wtiat
the result will be.
= Starke 7slegr"hh: Last 1ncs.t.N,
January %, 1854, the question rs to- the
legality of advertising commissioner
sales under order of county Judges by
posting notices, was decided b: Judge
Baker, sitting i'll chancery for t;radfspd
county, in the case of Sebron Iirpwn aud
Wife VS.. W. W. Wills, Execntes Of }ha
Estate of Sarah {. Brown, deceased The
estate was worth $500, and the eyecutpf
obtained an order for sale of real estate
to paw debts and to advertise tho same
bv posting written notices instead OF pub,
fishing the same in newspaper "t {he
county AS required by law. 1t was Shown
that newspaper was published IN TIL,
county, to-wlt: the Floridd 1cdartRh
and the advertisement hy pos,in" notie;.>
was declared illegal. The com claimants
were. represented by NJ. G. .IordHn, Es'..
of the Jacksonville bar, and the defend
ants by W. W. Wills. Esq. III y5'rtvao
personal Judge Baker granted i"jans.
lion restraining the rule on the :sr"i,rttI
that the advertisement of sal" VIZ. ilot il
compliance with law
-Int1"am County ./o"r,."/: \ & hIra!
bow gave "A man a shine for thtr-. t'"n's,
and when he completed the job il" Ma>
done up in good style by three sinner.
who would not permit the price "f y >hiIii'
to be reduced \ large and masniicIii
hotel will be built at East Palatka stu 4 c.
opposite side of the river this s'lt'imcf.
This enterprise is driven out OF tl,i> Ell i
by the high price asked for available hts
aud the undisputed sway Of the 4. c7M.
A large number of fine horses I,a VIZ
been brought into this sec,i"l ;"t tn
country this season, and now good
grade of cows are hrng Introduces. Ws
have a splendid stock country an1 il ",
improve our breeds it will be a lsr,i;1 al.!i'
business. Jackson county has furnished
more than six hundred lab"rer, "a The
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