The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-29

was one 81 the few in attendant esat the
Agricultural Convention Z IN G$nrsyille
on Monday The family 5ft g. w.
ttornto moved to Tallahassee OF Friday.
Mr.. Gornto has work there with Nr| Flor
ida Central and Wcstern l,ailwat.,
Pine Level Times Since thu alliga;
tors have all been killed f;sr thtst.hiles,
the hogs are about to take THE ftAntry.
...Ye editor and Prof. j. Ut Wright
will leave the first of the week fdk q camp
hunt on Observation-Disclosures scfqicthee.
Fish Eating Creek Charl,AaA.. Harbor
is getting to be stock market, tis,iging
from the number of hogs d'i'' Midtown
every week.
Orange City T,t.es.: Ne 4 ssl
wthered A. m effect Of n" reqrnt ,s'ld
on the grove of The editor of tAc; I;n.es
on Lake Louisa two miles back ON 81
VILE Landing. The lines wsr pot in
ureI in the least, and n, frozen ,rait. hak
been found We are II EAST n;er lnto
our new office, and it - a sll;sy ter, its
finish being, onr ~beautllul curlyj zine,
painted ceiling and floor Our visitors
will please bear IN Minis Ia brush the ins
from their feet on first floor :
Tampa Guardinn Although run
ming at their fullest cnIarity+ shc saw
mills over on the west III, are uuabtp to
supply the lumber required l"i, 1,uiltling
purposes, and much is hrnugllt tfom &c
dar Keys. or elsewhere We know of
several families that are hvirsir tents
on their own lands whiir Waiting sup
ply of building matera' . 1t lsithought
that the trcstIug will l." conilie'cd on
the ). +. Il. H. this week, also tie track
laying finished up on tn" Tampa 4nd, and
the whole line IN "poratiru t,y tl9' l"t of
February.
Lake City Coi,n.tu Va: Two
tramp printers paid MS a visit latt "fch,
saying they were broke and lIqsfy, aat"r
being fed, they stole "ir Jtsrfnfn's
hrcechcs, luckily he had two Pa,r, ]nl
dccampcd. The next iraml'S ,,1ay hook
out for very warm rcccptlo,i; .Ihe
fremen paradcd the streets on !Mon.ay
afternoon, they presented q indpl'par-
ance and are splendid locking bodj of
men who will no doubt i" the cP b gpo'l
service should occasion rrlll.tt it
Tramps had better steer clear oil brc f,or
office Our foreman h.th IN witt 'for
them with 4 double barrel Ircc,li joad.pg
club i
Mariana Coriry rensAe.Aa $ilI
"Mardi gras" on the 2Gth ni Fekruaiv :;
all of Jackson county shonll sel rca'ly
to 60 down and have az" dan;pf real
pleasure; there will doubtless ng seirtcd
rates to and from Pensacola hy tie j.. Is
A. Railroad. The Pensacola .1Sf'unu
Gd-eHc SAYS: We are IL have big arl
fitting celebration of the day" Work
on the brick stores began this week !hc
bricks were made near Pensacola 4nd are
being received daily W can give You
the ncws in a very few words THY week :;
no fires, no murders, no fights, no failures
% sn. marriages n" deaths AZ" ~ It'll"
st Augustine Press We regret, t."
hear of very serious accident " Nch :,c
CURED to Mr.. George AtwooI " A;
wood was returning on h"rScbaEk from
his plantation about three ,nilrs!t@it on
the st. Johns Railroad, following .a'train
on the track, and moving al a rallt pace ;
his horse stumbled over one Of tlV s|'yr
ers, aud both horse and riJcr We . la-t,
ciptated some distance az The sids Of Gh"
road. The horse was hicd aSd Mr.
Atwood thrown scnsrlcss Ihe tndnr-
tor Wln' >Sing thc"ccurrcrct, stop ed and
backed his tram, takin" W III" Apparently
liicIcS> form of Mr.. Atwood, and brought
hin t" town. We are rlcr>ed TO know
that Mr. Atwood is RAPIDLY irca.v"ring
from the effects of his acciIrut.
Monticello Constitution: M,..nnlrr
stand that Nh f, r. Bailey ms a,ll +"
the Trustees "f the Episcopal { ii r.h a
very desirable lot, situate! dirne j, m
front OF Mr. : J. Turnhuli's rcsi3cucr,
and also contributed one hu."lsr,t dollars
To assist III the erection Of u new chur,
cditicc This is a very Liberal d,nntinu
ana the site a very desirable nne III,
Pensacola aud Atlantic Hairoal is "nr
of the best and safest roads n the south.
and in case OF necessity IL iraiiS nah"
unusually fast time Last week :, III :grcx
cursi"n party from the N"r'l,w:s>: w.
passed over Inc road by sp"c'nl sara, And
the rnn from Pensacola Ia i;M j; .Iuic
ton, distance of I6o mit-, W.ls:'ntd. IN
three hours and twcnty-ci@k w.5uic>
which was All a>crag" Of 4 n.,lG: ~ OH,
minute and eighteen seconds. Fl i The.
fastest time ever made in "ls,r.,Ia, ard
was accomplished in perfect saFetI>
-Fernandina Mirror: Nh " ~ Iy!nr
Thompson has ust returned iron; abe liI:r
Of the FLORIDA Transit n .',yri,,~u iar
Railroad, and reports tha' hc slw 40
one who expressed hiIns' j, -t5 '}','
opinion that the orange trees were" i,Jdlv
injured by the late cold snaps Although
the leaves are dropping, and probably all
the trees along the road, cNr"rt: hf"uhl
Orange Lake, will lose th"i' foliage, it
does not signify they are damaged Tho
trees at Orange Lake arc ~ gtto, add
fourishing as ever. .TW" Srhodru'rs in
port are now unloading railroad sron e'r
the Transit system. The Annie: II. chase
has 100 tons for the Florida Tnysit ADD
1855 tons for the Florida Ccnt:AE& W.si.
crn, and the schooner Flora ltDQst~ has
$50 tons of steel rails for the I.ct'sl'lrc 81
Indian River Railroad Ano,lAr new
locomotive for the Florida Tt$r4it 4
Peninsular Railroad is on the -v:;Y tram
the Rogers Locomotive W.rkr, ri Pat
erson n j. J.;
-Daytona U0iifnr .Jounct' llis NEW
canals or lateral bitches contemplate aa'l
contracted for by Mason 81 ;.rsfelI in
the Holly Hill tract will bc over; -, "e0
feet in length and will drain :. tlc,usa'ul
acres of the finest hammock an,if unr'l
the coast. Work upon them is iIipgrc~s