The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-01-07

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syusAse.aeru crsurien cf Texas
TIA hruod expunses Of sandy " pine wood
cpuafryn lyiag tet worn these several palnts hog-
ever, rcs scrrs az II may Be- docsorcd into bloon
snd producsiyeuena usuucs1ioaably lanaD the
NM thss win sussrin ,hre. ipdustries oa scale
ocmmsnsurz,e Win The market demands
There % also in this Tallahassee surrounding
\ vass Quantity OF valushie timber If several
charscasfs thst must in time proge pr0ftnble in
the hsndlinx.
A vet the timbex business nf Florida hm been
couilaod almost exclusively 70 saving Ct yellow
nine snd disposilioa Of h in ROACH naae
MiIls Of great dimensions for this purpose are
70 be found whcrever in the Stale rail or water
log carriage offers
The establishment nj ps'int like Tallahassee,
in the centre Of the hard wood region. OF com
piete wood finishing machinery thsi would con-
fine It's operations 10 working up the oesu'ifui
native hard woods into finished house and Harm.
ture stunts would, suspect, deFeiope new ano
attractive industry. The great qnanfit,es u WIG
cherry, pride Of China, red bay, pcssimmfm. ssa,
curled oak and hickory. forreys Il xioiiA c.saipA,
holly, maple and figured cypress, readily nc
ccssabfe from Tallahassee Depot, wouio. am
sure, maze moulding, turning ana nne anisDins
good business here
Hare and most Valuable material u n1re snun-
can't ior oanisiers stair rsi's, ne"ei i'ol, .n.use
pieces, pannei'ng, wsinscWing. ana SUCH JONI
ing stuHs
l have been surprised and oehgnted OIL ING
great oeauiy Doth ID gIain, co~ ana ,e4.ule %
the prioe OF China, Cnina ocFfy. - II com
monty called lis markings isnee uosn .oe . y'1
est WnoIi AND masses 70 ING nnOa Yon1nn!s
ana speaking, while oiack, Drown 10 III I'd snso-
ings, salmon ana Hlvcfy ash, comp1ee ID coiof-
ing Under proper n.nlpuast's s =" ~ ns.at. );
wood takes satin g1oss IN fu nnwn- once m
PRODUCED TO public notice Il would come 70 stay
In decorative art have been SHOWN specimens
OF persmmon w1od IN STOCKS sqoanng 70
inches, hard, close texture. suscepaDse On n'gn
polish, heavy, and ranging IN COLO! nom GRANNY
white through straw, canary ana semoo, niego-
laFiy spioicoeo Win Mahogany Ofo"u soo eoonJ
Diack
Lying southeasteriy from iaiiAnADoe sna
rom seven 10 ten miles away, rcgsoa oi 81
peru cypress timber ThIs u not the swamp
cypress that grows only IN wafer, Out much
finer and more durable growth found IN nigner
groundA Long. smooth and straight. the tronks
OF these fine trees seem tn invite the saw with
the white pine OF the north, thfs coulnefn cy
press ID par tScc2snce the sash, Dido ana
door material OF the country. II 10 far superior
to yellow pine, less subject to warp, and takes
paint Is smoothly rs white pine
The handling Of this hrst-ciass material q
Tallahassee by concern making sash, blinds,
doors, tubs, pals and syrup barrels ID An enter
prise think must recommend itself strongly to
the first suitable parties becoming familiar with
the situation The vast quantities OF such goods
now brought into Florida from the Eastern
States. and even from the Northwest, ID induce
ment sufficient to encourage this enterprise.
know too little of the experience, skill or means
of the parties you mention from Dubuque to be
able or al least willing 10 recommend them 70
invest here but will go 80 far as 10 say think II
well worth the while for any parties with their
purposes in view, to critically examine the lay
OF the land hereabouts. To me it strongly re-
comments ITSELF
asked for relating to cigar manufacturing There
is small factory here and / understand they
are prospecting aud have 4 promising outlook.