The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-19

that citizens from all parts of the coun-
ty-who may be here in attendance at
court-may meet the committee and aid
them in their investigations.
-Palatka Herald The Clyde Steam
ship line running between New York and
Jacksonville, is not second to anv on the
coast OF the Atlantic. The steamers are
all that money and skill could make
them, and they are manned bv competent
and polite officers. Floridians going
North at any time this summer should
take advantage of the excellent accommo-
dations afforded by this line, for there is
money saved, and more convenience in
travelling on the Clyde steamers.
-Manatee River Journal: Governor
Fleming is interesting himself about the
sanitary condition of the Manatee River
section, and will no doubt advise the
State Board Of Health to look after it
hefore the summer season arrives. Judge
Graham, president of the county board.
mas SHOWN us correspondence between
himself and the Governor on this subject.
and we think we can safely predict that
1t VIII result IN active steps bpinr taken
at once, and we hope our citizens will
give the officials All the help possible in
the matter. The BaptistS, at the con
c'uSlOn OF the morning services last Sun
day, held an informal conference and de-
clded to organize Baptist church at
Braidentown, aud fixed unon Il G second
Sunday in April as the day for such or
ganlzatlon.. We do hope that the san
ltary committees appointed for the differ
ent towns in the county will do their
duty. Gentlemen, let's make everybody
keep their premises in good condition
this summer, and see how it will work
II e Episcopal congregation has Sc
cured subscriptions to the amount of
81 900 for their new church and will soon
commence its constructior. Madam
Rumor has it that handsome side wheel
steamer will be built at the Fogartv ship
yards during the summer, that will excel
anything now running in our waters.
Particulars later
-Crawforaville Times WakrIla raises
more corn and "taters'' according to
acreage than any other county in the
State, and makes less noise Just as
we 90 to press we learn of the death of
VIZ luihhl DOS VI MAJOR. n. -. ana NIFS.
\. J. Tully. We extend our heartfelt
coincidence to the bcreavad The Times
extends coincidence to Hon. H. c. Craw-
ford and his lady, on the loss of their
youngest child, a sweet little GIRL who
died with measles on Saturday last
II there is any such thing As mortal hap
pness, the people of this county ought
to be living in a state Of superlatve bliss
for they raise all that is necessary to eat,
and eat all they want; work or no work
loaf or no loaf, nature has amply bestowed
her provisions. For the special benefit
Of the inlolent. oar Gulf coast abundantlv
supplies their needs with fish and .yster>
which requires no effort to catch, and
which are readily traded otfto those who
till the soil for corn. It is one of the
greatest surprises to us, why we have not
long since been crammed and lammed by
immigration. Look sharp, as soon as the
a. T. & 9. Railway is completed we will
be deluged by the tide Of immigration.
To BREAK the smallest thread weakens
the rope. Put those delicate organs the
lungs, INTO a healthy condition, by the
use of
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