The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

VT lbDTF mas Teilrttl from tut IORIDIAN
and il is now under the sole control "f Mr. Bow
en-. n.-.Nonticello Constitution.
Mr. Dorr. one OF the editors of the Tall.
hassee FLoRrDIAN. has lately retired from jour
nalislic lille. leaving Mr. wen editor an pro-
pretor of that old established ani we'll known
paper. Mr.. DORIS retirement Will be regretted
by all his brethren nf the Press throughout the
Slate Tdoares Herald
Mr. Bowen will in future guide the deslinics
ni The FLoRIDIAN, Mr.. DOrr having relireI from
the field of journalism. Brother Bowen has
worked 81 long in harness ih1' it will quire no
extra labor on his part I" keep The FLoRIDIAN
u Ia its high standard Il representative Stale
Democratic newspaper.-G, CoS Springs
SPRING
The FLoRIDIAN has passed through another
editorial change Mr.. J. w. Dorr has retired
from the chair. and Mr.. n. NJ Bowen Is now
alone. For ihirty-three years | have read The
FLoRIDIAN and for fourteen years have known
Brother Bowen, and now may be permitted to
welcome them both to Office and home.-Dr.
dndersOn in Florida Christian Adcocats
Our old friend, n. NJ Bowen, is now COM
mander.in-chiet OF The Tallahassee FLoRIDIAS.
Mr. j. w. Dnrr having retired. There are few
better men or papers in Florida than Mcssrs.
Dorr i Bowen and the FLoRIDIAN. We regret
to loose Mr.. D0rr from the editorial fraternity
which he has aorne 81 long, but at the same
time congratulate Mr. Bowen upon his acqusi-
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Metropolis.
That old timer, the Tallahassee FLoRrDIAN,
has changed hands, J. w. Durr the editor re-
tirlng, and his partner, n. NJ. Bowen, assuming
The control and editorship. Iu the retirement of
Mr. Dorr the State loses experienced jour
nalisr. However Mr.. Bowen's experience will
enable him 10 keep the FLoRIDIAN up to It's
well earned reputation for ability and truth -
Palitkd UerdM
Mr. j. w Dorr, OF the firm of Dorr & Bowen.
publishers of the FLoRIDIAN, has retired from
the trm leaving MIR. B oven sole proprietor of
that Duruil Under the management of Messrs
Dprr & Bowen the FLoRIDIAN has become one
ot the best anl most popular wceklies published
in The State while its publishers are known and
universally liked in every nook and corner of
The Stale. The fraternity regrets to loose Mr..
Dprr from its membership. Nfdtsen Recorder
The firm OF Dorr & Bowen, editors aud
proprietor, Ot the OLD FLORIDIAN," have dis
solved, Major Dorr having retired from journal
ism. Whist We excee iingly regret the loss of
Major Dorr from our ranks who in our opinion
had but few equals and no superiors rs Il jonr-
nallst, We greet Brother Bowen on his ascension
TO the editorial tripod. wishing him financial
success, and that he Old Timer will continue
Ia be fresh and ncwsy AS She " useter be-
Wakulid Times.
The last number Of the FLoRGDIAN annnunces
The dissolution of lhe firm OF Dprr & Bowen
vi iiIdt sterling Jcin' ,cTttIC journal.
Mr.. DOrr, who has ably conducted the editorial
columns for the last five years, has disposed nf
his interest To Mr. b owen, who brcomcs sole cd.
tOr and proprietor. The FLnRIDtAN has in The
past ballled noby for The main enance of De-
mncracy, and we are pleased To learn that in
this respect il will continue To WELD Il . bwerul
ntucnc,. support of Democra ic principles
GdsnesrMe Duly Democrat.
-Mr. J w Dnrr nfcr five years cpnnection
with The TALLAHASSEE FLoRIDIAN. severed his
connection with that paper. While Florida
journalism su>iaIus severe loss in the retire
ment of Mr. Drrr, the FLORIDIAN is To be con-
graduated that Mr.. n. VI. Bowen, who for scve-
raj years has been associate editor with Mr.
Dorr Will be at the helm. The FLrRIDIAN is
now III it's sx'ieth year, AMI is u stannch, straight
out and our Democratic paper. My 1t survive
many more wears is the sincere wish OF the Sen
Hnek-OrLdnd0 Seattaei.
Mr.. J. W. Dorr, for The past five years ed
tor of the Tillah.ssee FLORIDIAN, ltid The ctilo-
rial pen aside an,l bade adieu Ia thai paper last
week Mr. Dorr is a brilliant writer, and the
FLoRIDIAN has accomplished much good for the
picturesque country in which it is published
We sincerely regret his retirement from Il e ira
ternty. The paper is now edited ami conducted
by Mr.. Bowen, lis publisher. Mr.. Bowen is
writer of sterling ability and will spare no time
money in keeping the paper up to its excel
lency.-Lake Weir independent
By request we omitted last week mention
of the important change ma ie in The manage
meni of"ur local contemporary, the FLoRIDIAN
Mr. n NJ Bowen n = has bought out the
interest OF his partner. Mr. J. w. D'rr, and be-
come sole proprietor Mr. w NJ Ball, at present
and who has been for the past six months the
atiabe and popular city editor of the TaAahas
seean, will soon be employed on The editorIal
staff of our neighhor, and the prospects are that
the change all around will be a decided i'm
provemcnt. We congratulate Mr.. Bowen on
his choice of AN assistant, also on his rise in
few years from a jnurneym printer to editor,
manager and sole proprietor of one of the oldest
Journals in The South. Some may attribute such
things to - luck" but it takes lots of energy and
push To bring about suck luck" We wish our
Eelghbor, under its new mlnI cement, unbound
ed success -TdU.h1sseetn