The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-28

Lee county produces pound sweet pota-
Alr. S. Davis, Of Chipley, raised bell pep
fthat measured II inches in circumference
lie W. Agnew, of Ocala, proposes to increase
capacity of his lime works by the addition
new kiln.
w. C. Cramer, of Manatee. has Just closed
be season with yield of 1000 pounds of first
ass sealed honey from twenty-four colonies of
1t is estimated that this years tobacco crop
Fown by The Tobacco Syndicate in Gadsden
Runty will range from 100000 to 100000
bunds
IA caster bean stalk which measures eight
ches In diameter is one of the many curos-
yes at MIR. Chauncy Wells home grove at
DOR. The measurement was made FIVE feet
Dove the ground
-Apalachicola Times Madison county comes
The front with 800 per acre net for eight acres
tobacco. The lands along the Apal lchicola
Vel are among the best tobacco producing lands
the world
-,Apopka Union:: H. S. Kedney, of Winter
ark VIII ship about five thousand pineapples
s year, I'VE hundred OF which are the cele-
s!ed and delicious smooth Cayenne variety.
I'LL dc salu 10 OutScll all others.
Mariana Adoocote: We learn that several
,Sons are growing the cassava plant success.
ny ID our county. -. Cotton continues to
oll IN. loo bales was shipped from this
~ up ~ 'he ISL instant, as against 100 last
Leesbtrg Commercial, Wesley Williams.
ned, brought over last week from the Pa
Aa Iaa where he had been fishing, a gar five
ong. 1t was the biggest fish of the kind
- scrioc ever saw. Besides the gar, Wesley
1sn' eighty Dream in few hours fishing.
the following is the report of the fish re-
aS az PENSACOLA last week: Beach fish, $500
Poonos; Red Snapper, Harry Judson reports
~; caro- Car Piper, 1900; Challenge, $50; Emma,
=, HHpple, 1,4O0; Wherein, 500; Agnes, 300.
appers. ~ 'N '''OO 'oN
ne shipments of cotton over the p. g. A.
a,loao, from Sept. /, 1887 to Sept 1888,
aGunled to 15,S07 bales, from the named
saons as follows: Crestville, 1897 DeFuniak
|Es,ngs, l6o; Argyle, 205; Ponce de Leon, 100
",,aslile' Al Caryville, $3.50; Chpley, ,113
|le. ' p:' 5'oo0; Mariana, 4,544; Sneads,
70; River Junction, 1862
-ocala Banner The season is here when a
esumale can be made OF this years ship
l. = di MAJ y. A. I1dTTlS SulppcU TO-
Jokes This season he is confident he will
oo,ooO. All the neighboring groves show
same gratifying increase. Tue groves never
neu 10 better condition or the yield OF fruit
IL. e. Washburn, NJ d., writes from Folt
peIs 70 the Ovedo Chronicle as follows: 81
;se growing semi-tropical fruits and nuts that
,nsland more or less frost: Olive, camphor,
ESHsgranate, grape fruit orange, cherry, apple
Srllan crab ,currant, gooseberry, grape, lemon,
pear, pun, peach, apricot, avocado pear, Cit
pecan, hickory nut, blackberry, raspberry,
perry, mulberry, japan plum, date, chest
rmond, tea, making 80 varieties. I have
lowing things growing and doing well
are strictly tropical and cannot stand frost :
. vvan1t melon. pawpaw, tamarind, sapadilla,
aago, lime, pineapple, teesser (egg fruit, nam.
Lee apple, sea grape, guava, planiain, banana,
Ec.enui, bamboo, making II varieties. have
! 'ne different varieties Of garden vegetables
q vines, on land cleared two years ago.