The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
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WV, Nldy county, WI
Col. w. d. Chipley has street, Two
YORK. on visit to his family y Library
Hon. r. W. Davis hos hsor
tam OF the Gem City Guardt WAL
The Monticello Const;,r,;ru.-
enteen years old next mnn,EIhT
1t costs tor running the T.
poor house 1Ot cents per in assoc, IN
BY January l the irrica,ir
Knight, OF Belleview, will his, over po.
Mr.. NJ. r. Moran has b, 49,
lrectOr-General of the Sinh, Ts mkY
stion.
A new postoffice has been ognss.. Il
Alonzo, Taylor county. Alouzo YSGIIN
The west Florida and Higbla. Elor;
GrOwer Association has been nrq- : Noi
DeFuniak Springs. ~.
Mr.. B. f. Kuhl has been o,oo,. 'NFE
of the Shine Guards, Of Ollando lima,
Captain Oglvie, res igned IlERI
Port Tampa collections for 'oullh
amounted to $6,702 80 The cnI "a so0,.
October were over $22 600 '' zoe
Mr.. J. w. Brett Jr, OF Gordoo 4, LORD.
Miss Virginia I. Holloway. wer.. 'A'a
at Meals Landing November '"'
The boiler Of John Peoples mill N b
Jasper exploded Wednesday. killin n''''
Bore and severely scalding John .-nnlpHal
The Green Cove Spring will celebrate Sel
tenth year December by ISSUING oT,
copies OF a double paper for Tree djs,r ri,AA
ton. '''i'
Three Of Tampa's fish SHIPPING bo, ng
pay tie Southern Express Comnanv 500 -.
per day the year round-jhat is. rbev 90 vY' :. .oe
aged that the past year, and viii nrob rIT n
pay larger amount this coming Year ''
Pensacola News: Il is highly nroh.h,
that Judge p. W. White, OF Quincy will TiJ t,u "
invited to deliver in this CITY, very shor,,0 re
speech on The other side of the suhiect u =
Florida land grants. "
The ST. Augustine Improvement Com
pany has the plans about completed for
beautiful stone church to be erected for thu
African Methodist Episcopal church on
lot south of school No. 2.
The following new postoffices have hoo,
established in Florida: GuilIord Rradfo,S
county, with Jacob G. Roberts as postmas.
ter. New Augustine, ST. Johns comfy
with Nichols Thomas as postmaster
Apopka Advertiser: Perhaps EVERYDAY
don't know that there are three Lake Bnt
lers in this State One is near the Midland
railway; one near Sutherland, on the Gulf
coast, and another in Bradford county.
The Tampa Hotel Company, for a piece
OF ground adjoining it, rec~ntly paid $4,000 F
per acre. Not many years ago this land
was hardly worth the taxes. The aggreps.
ton of population has made it valuable.
Metropolis, 10Th: The Savannah, Florida
and Western railway brought into the city
yesterday 275 passengers and the Florida
Central and Peninsula 107 people. This
isn't bad showing for this time of The
year.
Captain B. W. Sims, who is probably the
wealthlest aud among the most influential
men of Ocoee. has written 10 Mr.. J. L.
Giles, of the citizens committee, giving
s., 900 for building the railroad from Or
landO TO Oakland.
.~ The following Seminole Indians came in
their canoes up through Lake Okeechobee
and down the Caloosahatchee TO Fort N.Y.
ers last week, bringing alligator hides:
Charlie Tommy 81, Billie Motley IS, TOney
and squaw SO.
Mr.. w. B. Franklin, of Pollard, Ala, has
purchased a steam saw mill which he will
locate and operate ON Black creek, near
Pollard. manufacturing timber and lumber
for the Pensacola market. The machinery
is now en- route for Pollard.
DeLand Record ST. Petersburg is to be
a port of entry under the supervision OF the
collector at Tampa The Morgan line
steamers will touch there, and run in con-
nection with the Orange Belt railroad
This is through the energy OF Frank Bond,
Superintendent Of the road.
Lake City Tobacco Plant: Some OF our
citizens are enjoying fresh green peas, rad,
isheS, new Irish potatoes, snap beans and :
various other vegetables. This shows what
can be done in truck raising at this season,
with little effort, and those who panted.
fall gardens are now reaping the reward Of
their labor.
Atlanta Journal: Major Alex. ST. Clal
A brams, at one time prominent neWspa-
per man in Atlanta, but now OF Tavares'
Fla, is having a sharp controversy WIN
the Times Union of jacksonville he de-
MES that he ever claimed 10 have been
" distinguished editor" but rather Jour
nalist of some notoriety," which he says
a far different thing.
Hon. Webb Farmer, of Nassau county,
is tie pOssessOr OF valuable rellc OF .le
Seminole war. The relic is rifle OF INC
pattern in general use in those days, ana
said to have been the property OF noleu
Indian Chief The woodwork on this gun
extends The entire length OF the barrel anu
and is literally covered with crude lndlan
figures inlaid with German silver.
Tampa Tribune: While the Olivet'e was
on her regular trip from Key West 10 ialn,
pa on Saturday night last, II Cuban lacy ~
board gave birth TO a bouncing nne snr
The question was at once raised as 10 III"
the officials OF The boat could get Inc youps
ster ashore, rs a health certificate lor nc.
was not forthcoming. They succeeGeu :.
accomplishing the ieat however, ana NV
the question for the authorities Will DC w"
about the quarantine rules in such d o'''
Will somebody please answer!
Titusville Star: 1t has been ascei'alurSh
that the berry grown on the Florlda ST.. S:oh
palmetto has therapeuical virtues w LIS
only recently have been discovered. II n
soothing effect on the mucus .nemo a."st
producing pleasing sensations III Inc a sn,S
and relieving soreness harShDeSS, cOusn.'