The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-04-29

were seven washouts on the South Florida Rail
road. A large force was put to work and the
through train was only delayed about two hours.
There were six washouis on the Sanford Il In
dian River Riilroad, and no trains ran on it for
two days. All damages to the road and branches
have been repaired, and trains now running
as usual
Orlando Reporter. Capt. T. J. Shine and
l.. O. Garrett have decided upon The plans for
their new three story brick milling an t"uri
and Nain streets. 1t will have n ironnse upon
both these streets Of iorly-five feet. The first
floor will be built for Il market house, and Will
contain twenty stalls In the rear oi each stall
door will open out into the allevways GA each
side of the building. There win hc closets a
each end Of The market, which will be fitted up
with every convenience The second tlpor will
be devoted To lodge rooms of which there will
be two--one 4l4 X43 and The other i2lN43, with
closets and ante rooms attached 10 each Thcsr
rooms have their own distinct cnlranctS-0ne
on Court and The other on Main street. On The
third floor will be The atm"ry ol the OTlnndr
Guards -43x10l feet, with ante rooms and par
lors at the west end and band stand in HE east
end The entrance 10 this floor will he on C"ult
street When completed This wil he hc hand
soonest building of the kind in South Florida,
and will he the highcSl structure in 'hr ely
The work viii he commenced Within I l'W
days. and will consume about 3ooMm brick
--Palatka Hni2y N,,cs The Paata National
elegant new quarters. IN -, 'ck Just finished,
where they will have more room and better IA
cilitire for business than ever Mr. ID. Cross
am. OF Los Angeles, Cal, j. in The city, having
come here Tor the express purpose oi hnyin@ II
large quantity OF sour orauE' stocks. tu hc ship.
ped to that lar away city He VIII make large
purchases and The stocks will be padded and
cultivated in the orange section OH HAT State.
The ~. Augustine and Paalka railway is cN
pcclcl To be in operation by May II, and The
track is now being laid At The rate al one mile
pc, day. The company have Just received Two
new and very handsome plilr coarhrs, and HE
entire rolling stock Will be of the finest make
The steam ferry boat Louise, which his - long
! been nj the ferry at Toroi, Will lie hrongat NJ
| and used sa crry-h"at until III" regular boats
| oi The company arrive. From the Jacksonville
| Wears We learn that this rod has nh"ni tour
miles al bild4ing and ha~ cost about - Gao ."r
mile more than The j +. X X. W. InilNaN. Is
| completeness can better b. imagined when il l.
| learned that VIM. T. Aston, ri New York, : is
| sole owner til" only roa'l owned by III A~t'r
| the only one ever built hy one Oi that tim'iy.
Monticello (1nStti-h"n We under -lanl
| that Mr. +. b. Bale, has rendered la the roy
crnoI his resignation n mrmbc' OF the i'pArd
| of County Commissioners i,r JItol,Gn county.
| We regret this very mnch ~ Mr. HnirY ha'
| proved I" be very efficient officer. M'. 1"hn
| III. Shtrrou, of Rock lord Illinois, who visited
| Monticello some time a"n, after visiting several
other counties, returned GA Lust STU rtiN And
| purthaSrd the Johnson Bi"s plantation u'a
town. The ir,ct contains 9S! acre. AID lies
contiguous Ia the Branch iaiiI"ri aHd Ii sum
| paid Tor The same i 400 Mr.. NheiU"l ~'rui''d
tine har%rn AMI " Ill take p session ntN ~ IN
ter In the meantime Nj. ltuln II j. ll.-'H has
leased The property. and is 10 irv tonlal ri 800
ion the samr Mr.. John II Snrr"jl, " ~ put-
| chased the Johnson plantation, hTs al hNlIci
! Judge Lamar Ia MAKE Il liberal -oi~'tli ION tol
him to the construction OF HE Mnnic.it" and
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