The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-11
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neA' - hark.r tub AM Single factory is
~. m' butt at Aropka City.
W. ~ rL Mas commenced on the new
-" ,rrr The Sm Sc5lStiln river at ST.
Augustine , . g
, :, u,rrs. viii send 1900 pines into
mari market this year.
"' !, !. said that the Charlotte lIarbor
isnot the Florida Southern will be
S asl to a standard gauge.
'" The f .rnandina water works reser-
- nearly completed and about 10000
w.; ;sr Of piping have been laid.
~" ur Matthew Brunbly, Of Wau
,nab killed buck on the Wacissa last
sssn-lay. the hams Of which weighed
S I"ty.two pounds each.
~ Pine apples and guavas are being ex-
,..yelv planted along the Caloosa-
v'..bee river. The crop of pineapples
~ 10 LARGER this season than ever be-
1asucr del Pine, of Key West, will
..,s for Havana in a few days for the
~,no . Of closing the largest purchase of
I,f ever made by firm in The Uni
It'd States.
7, !, said that the Plant syndicate
.ncs abli>h line Of steamers between
w,,iq aud Tampa. 1t is thought they
5're particularly in view the irelghting
4 Alabama coal.
Jacksonville had so, 600 fire Tues
,.r nich,. Seven blocks of buildings
"i]ams street anl Bridge street, La
villa consisting mainly @! low dives and
ssn.i,s were consumed.
d. !. Y. Porter Of the State Board
sfNtallh. who has recently made tour
. the STATE, says that Florida is going
nbsye the hcalihiest summer that he
has hal il = a ~ years.
About one hundred delegates met in
eayention at New Smyrna Wednesday
+ discuss the question of making that
nvl port IF entry. \ new ocean
transportation line will lie the proable re-
silt.
In accordance with tie act Of the
eilnure amending the charter Of the
city Of Fernandina, the city council, at a
:,ceia meeting held Monday night, cleo
tdThomas Kyd mayor, John C. Rut-
hhluser treasurer. and H. J. Baker city
Judge.
Mr. J. y. Bradshaw, deputy clerk of
tie circuit court Of Orange county was
last week rendered the position of private
secretary to the supreme court Judges Of
Florida at a salary Of $1,000 per year
On account of his interests in Orange
county he was compelled to decline.
The Cocoa Spirit says: The PROPOSE
ton to meke st. Lucie port Of entry with
custom officer stationed there meets
with universal approval Our shippers
have 10 60 to either Key West or St. Au-
gu'tinf TO get their papers to run across
the Bahamas, only twenty hours sail.
st Augustine News: Eight .thous-
and seven hundred dollars were raised on
the spot al the meeting held at Cocoa last
week to see about building the railroad
from the Indian River to Lake Poinsett.
luis amount represents stock, and not
donations. No donations are wanted.
Times. Mon The darkies' heart is
lsnl and CAD, no longer is he feeling
aa' Inc Watermelon now is here, the
'aa'eope Is on It's ear, the peanut lifts its
w. .vEe on high. 50 why should colored
sM SUI ,l9h: The white ones too are
three.
-A'e'bnrg Loe>burger: Considered
Sa whole, Chief Justice Ranev's decis-
w III The I. Il a. railroad case is simply
h. .s - OF the principle laid down
9e l. , Supreme Court in the case
low vs. b.eileman, that the power to
;',t Is not power to destroy. That
We Whole g>t Of it.
On ncy Herald: The pear blight,
, .a''' mas done 50 much damage to the
r ras' Trees IN Thomas county, Ga, has
Win yet reached this section. There
"ahK opened In Quincy about
h. a"IuSl ISt under the recent act passed
,3' 'ls Legislature. The capital will be
I ,si 10 meet the demands, as the organ
:" are men of wealth and prominence.
e,,. I'm st nion: Two years ago, in
h? June, northern visitor asked Of
h, p y, Mayor Moo laid !" How is it
-. 'orIia is advertised as a winter re-
a,s e;speclally? suff.r less from heat
Pm G. ~ summer than | suffer in any ORTIZ
ksn, 3'ale:" 4" 1t is all the force of habit"
kr rle' Mr. McQ laid. "There is no spot
m ,ae American continent which furni shes
bas peasant summer resort than Flor
b. Tampa Daily News, 4th: Seth Tay
trnt ~ lePuty sheriff at Sanford, an eff
In '''i 'pular officer and a good citi-
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