The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-25
x,TOIgIDAISMS.
Items from all over the
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sssociatl0"' ;, hoard of
tr.le Monday. :, or,, swont the Gu1f
''''' penson has been issued to Oliver
narbv. of Florida.
C. p oronce City proposes to erect new
--O1 nnsiine $4,000 or $4,000.
h0''1 Tho Export Coal Company has loca-
u is headquarters at Pensacola
teu Nv rro Florida Central and Peninsula
rInad contemplates fencing their sys-
'eD :. Tompkins is improving in
- lie has been quite i'll since the
hs s:a"rnment of the legislature.
''!'I ra,tain Whidden and Park er Bros,
,snadia are gathering cattle tor the
d A West and Jacksonville markets.
N Mrs. A. H. Shipman of Geneva will
-n SHINING grapes this week. She
Fs aa,s 10 nave 900 pounds to ship.
n. Theodore Turnbull has been sent
Jacksonville to testify in law case
!" MEDICAL expert.-Monticello Tribune
5h
The enrolment of taxable property
Gainesville for the year 1880 will ex-
I'd thatfor the year OF 1883 oy about
100000
Tho protracted drouth of May has
r,eested to the minds OF farmers that
W. sort of system of irrigation would
sI GOOD thing--even in Florida.
Mr. T. A. Teats, Of Waukeenah, has
Ia one hundred gallons of blackberry
ma and will manufacture more than
,DIIe that quantity during the season.
his predicted that the cultivation of
,r.st cassaya. from which is made starch
.".ose and tapioca, will at no distant
l.. bocome one of the most important
nipstries of Florida
The Fernandina Street ard Subur-
h, Railroad Company, with Davi d +.
Newell. Augustus Q. MacDonell and w.
N7lor Thompson, as charter members,
Vii soon be constructed.
The Fort Myers people are now
sasina on ripe rle-apples, watermelons,
asllos. bananas, turtle meat and eggs
florida beef. spring chickens, sweet and
Irsb potatoes and peen-to peaches.
A deed has been recorded in the
county clerk, office at Palatka which
takes up over one hundred pages Of the
record book The consideration is $6O,-
OlO. aud the amount OF land involved one
hundred thousand acres.
jacksonville Times-U Mon Judge
VA Mclean is winning many common
datiOns lately for the manner in which
he dspenses Justice at the municipal
court, and the law-breakers are rapidly
learning that there is no & 50 " foolishness
about lin. but justice, stern and sure.
H. w. Horen, the newly converted
evangelist Of Charleston, has arrived in
Florida and will preach at Live Oak next
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. He
has created quite stir at Charleston by
bis lectures, being a well known newspa-
per reporter OF the city when converted.
Fort Myers Press: Captain F. A.
Hendry and Captain J. +. Menge will go
shortly to the east side of Lake Okeecho-
Zee and survey for canal through to the
at coast. There is no doubt about the
feasibility Of this route as regards direct
ass and cheapness and besides the way
EIaready opened from the west side of
asIe Okeech0bee to Punta Rassa on the
Ouls Of Mexico.
-Aameeting of the Homeopathic med
Ns society Of Florida, held in Jackson
' l last week, the following officers were
NJ TlS,ed Tor the ensuing year: President,
W. n. K. Stout, of Jacksonville; vice
rslaent, DR.. Ada +. Bruce, of Tampa
s'elary, DR.. {. w. Johnson, of Jack
v,rlvile; board of censors, Drs. T. J.
"liaMmson, Banding and p. f. John
~, Inc second annual meeting will be
June 1890
-on v Wednesday last Misses Emmie,
s-ls and Margaret Turnbull returned
~ ~. Stanton, Va, Miss Emmie has
NV uolng excellent services as teacher
we Wesleyan Female Institute at
Ssau'On. Miss Margaret is one Of the
is ..oed graduates, and Miss Lizzie has
s s;aaugalshed herself as a scholar AS an
r, m;ace Of their proficiency and high
~s aslS Miss Margaret was chosen as
NV n.y. !ne editors Of the Alma Mater, and
M, sa as business manager, and
d. Ill., Acile pens enlivened the pages Of
NM sparkling ournal.-Monticello Tri b.
h, q a,1nnsacola News: The large num-
ativs ensacola's leading and represen.
de- No. business men, who requested
h thap 'an W. d. Chipley withdrawal
n, = resignation which the latter had
IN =, the hands of Governor Fleming,