The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-05-21
srATE NEWS

: slih loVV' N.ws has changed its
rsa ossc@ oS N+vI n' "nS r News. -
The A. Tampa, are turning out cl-
IS Co., :, ' ss 600 10 10000 per day
BE- rae =, Rro.naham, born At s.. Marks,
Isabella p ~ 100 died at Pensacola
My lsn. rronrjetor of the City
ElSs'" died al that place on May
Pen'"cO"' WV
..a cotton plant in the yard at tho
M lslahu .v a, Kissimmee has been
r." -. merchant. are making arrange
Pss'Ar rc,,rslons 10 be run into the CITY
u ne ser,h and north of Ocala.
that Mr.. Flagler is thinking Sc
srnol,e'""r ." nm \ magnificent hotel al
a.. pu'ii u, opposite Jacksonville
r"" 'NcAulay, Of Fit. Meade, has to-
Z d. "N eleven and halt inches
Isl n ,ns' They are smooth and solid.
aes .oen recorded in the Osceola coun-
ss an o inc. Apri "a, forly-cight deeds
!" |O.ceola county, making 'o'ai VI
Jn. lst, 1889.
S Sargent, formerly OF Ens ns,,I mas es-
cuv Lswton, one of EusIis' young
Liking Tor him
u.s., claims 25 900 population. Under
,hsr,er the clly embraces the entire
dlhe place is deS'iped 10 become one
moortaDce
..cols News is informed that the
.la,'"sscnla and Mobile railroad is 10 he
,,e", ;rs projectors are hard at work in
sss
..c,ion recently held to locate the
oC p. lines county, Bombay received
Weslylllr 90. Cerro Gorda Ill. N"
s;os received majority, another cleo
ak held.
.pERose has sold his crop Of peach
,l.s. Al ST. Cloud. for 81 per bnshel on
9,S hs, over 1000 bushels. None of
have been set out more than three
,,,, Tribune Mr. Gillet, OF Palmetto,
- sosson on two-fiflhs Of an acre eighty
s,s n vegetables, sixty five boxes of or
md lveny-nine barrels OF egg plants,
.oush him $6448S besides having thir-
,msnge boxes to hear from.
,,.cols's share in the settlement of
y, Indian war claims will be more than
nm cash This sum may only be used in
rthe old civ bonds. The settlement Is
IDLY assured
NJ vegetable crop of Manatee is estimated
i'm crates So far tomatoes sent from there
wpd $3.50 per crate. Rgs plants, beans
,acumbers have brought remunera;ive
Ianox Courier-Informant The Cattle
Convention will meet on May 23d. We
know the kind of business to be attended
whether they want u ball the market, but
bOps thai We can seer through these hard
with cheap beef Bat time will reveal their
vemen!s
Toe people Of Wildwood have hit upon
pan for envenlng their town during the
bhs OIL July add August Their idea is to Sc
ebarl in families for twenty teachers. at SIS
Ionh tx The two months, and hold leach
institute 10 continue or that period.
The Charlotte Harhor fishermen and the
ulAern Express Company have rot been able
Received by The express company for trans
1aflon The case will probably be brought
trial al Key West next month.
Frank WalItier and HE wife Anna, who
gainesville for Liberia about one year ago,
osgll'led with that country and want to get
p laey write that they have not seen a
z o. bacon since they arrived there, that the
nles They have is bear and monkey, that
ae haId, and that labor is paid for in
iae ioIloWlng postmasters have been ap-
s y Df Fnrida: Fred A Fisher at Lawiey,
= 'smlsson at Monrclair, G. B. Reynolds
sahsr D ". Hrrrich at T.vares, E. B.
sSa q a msiansee, VIM. Irwin at Clear Water
~, d d. Dvyyarmsn at Orange City, Emma
gay N%walk, Chas r FELTON, al Lake
andrew Harsld al Enterprise
an following postmss'ers have been ap-
~ tiorida: VIM. Smith at Archer, j.
ia al callahan, S. Collins at Clermont,
sauan al Edorado, Thos. Roberts at,
ave Springs, NJ. n. Waring at Madison
Nv a. Mount Dora, w. c. Howes at Oak
~ Dali al Orange Park, r G. Scrim-
f S',rcs''le, T. W. Stems at NJ nticelio,
Hills at Waldo.
49, ass'cnlcola Times: A movement is talk
~ 'or the charter Of a railroad from
4 Is'n me Pensacola & Atlantic Rail-
js.n 1lpa''cncol. by way of ST, Andrews and
nm r, auu Tue intending incorporators will
h." me present legislature Tor a charter.
km me matter in hind are railroad
hs !. NC North"esi. The Times is assured
IN, ai4'9ht goods" and will be pushed
. ~ In this connection it nav be
Mlln, 'na. capitalists are contemplating
kA wlae ~ extensive saw mills ut ST.
ham I 9, ,ney intend To blild logging
r ,% d. Joseph to lola upon the Apalach,
a. s'i ne, Dill NJ 2O7 passed last w .dncs lay
ltdum.. Prov 'r' for the reprinins of Ger
n naw o .. 'he Florida Supreme Court Re
hml of a oa' OF priu'. Many of tn Sc have
v Az pllhi Tor years back and S, indispen
tnd,h"" lucy y IN ordl"ary practice before the
kxh ~ a0 90 ale that some lawyers have paid
khnrn,;'so o Tor single volume of them
(a vb;o ,ag OF them by the State is a specu-
n br !, !. promises to yield q han ,me
[9edilv 10 70 predicted that The whole issue will
Psu A., %,uen' up There are eight OF these
|)to,edd .' :. !hree hundred copies Of each will
IN Tha n,s VIII make 1900 copies 10 the
dae ," ". selI for three dollars each, thus
Hblicsto"a" i OF $1,000 to the State. The cos,
knsosa Is se' at about $4,000, 80 the State
sdiou i 'i sd,a by this transaction, If the