The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-07-23

pered bottles. Alongside are placed on
view Florida naval stores, such as rOsln
and spirits of turpcntine. \ display Of
pine-straw fabrics, such as cotton bag
cling and mating, oils, etc., are also
found in this division, as also interesting
tough strings of tibers Of the Spanish
Maguey, Hennequin or Si>al-llcmp, and
the palmetto.
In the third division Of the Florida eX-
hibit we find handsomely satin-lined
bale of Sea Island cotton and cotton seed,
seed cotton, ETC., etc, by Messrs. DuttOn
cent photographs Of Florida's exhibit at
the New Orleans Exhibition in lSS7
A large frame containing a large num-
Der OF photographs of Seville, Fla, AMI its
surroundings hangs against the wall. All
these artsticallv decorated with a combi-
nation Of air-plants in bloom, p&mpas
plumes and Spanish moss makes display
that attracts much attention.
must before leaving the Industrial
and passing over to the Agricultural sec
ton make spccial mention Of a superb wood
display Of the Plant System placed at an
angle on the wall at the end of the space
allotted Florida This beautiful work
consists Of an elegant book case in walnut,
its shelves containing solid books of Flor
ida woods of every description polished
on one side and dressed only on the other,
the backs having the bark on.
The Florida display in the Agricultural
section of the Exposition consists Of
square structure having a wide counter
on all four sides with space inside for
attending to the public The significant
letters extending from the floor to the
counter calls attention to the grand State
from which the displayed produce ema-
mates. Four walls or pillars, flat on both
sides, extending literally from the outside
to the inside of the four corners of the
counters, sustain a roof covered with moss
and decorated with ar-plants at the top
and caves. The ceiling is parti colored
red, white and blue in cloth in triangular
sections, having their center in post.
The aforementioned Hat supports and the
counters are clothed in rich blue damask
and are garnished with artisticallv DIS
played specimens OF cereals on the stalks,
rice. corn, oats, rye, etc.
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