The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-09-10
JOTTINGS.
JAZZ .snondence of the FLoRIDIAN.

There Is % erection of furniture factory.
looking !" lh moi wish their names given yet, but
The par'e is very promising AT present. II the
the oul.oN succeeds it will be located in East
enterprise SUN
Tscksonv lie .a,t londcst about factories are
~, nes who not only 90 the 'eaSt, ou, IN auai-
The 0n.s ~, "" manage by their i'll timed talk to
ton 10. 'r h;I, over everything. There are char
throw o .ni' Kind in this city, and they have
scters o. aanarrd 10 kill several incipient enter
slready man"7'N
plses king IS not new in Florida, by any
ousa' prrvicus TO the war, there was sugar
means. slant al Tampa, which was purchased
DaSDEEi ( ph ' parties and moved there for
BY HIN, 'rn, ses No reason is given why it was
other pp;mnned bat probably isolation from the
dide world, and the sparsey settled condition
oStbe State a. hat time
d,D rrSrwardng Company, and has full charge
snd f.s% He is now in New York in the
"orest of the concern.
nseSs' Cartier & Co., bridge builders, of ST.
~: hove nut in proposal for building the
Do uS, BROOKLYN viaducr, which was referred
Committee OF the Council in charge of the
Tha management of the railroad from here to
., Iuousljne will fence in their tracks, on &C
.sunt Of the high value OF the razor backs along
~ line 1t is said that when killed by rail-
.sd train they at once greatly increase 10
nue. g ,,,o .u;oo E,
~ inst returned from an extended trip through
conib Florida He reports everything flourish
~ with the people full OF hope for the coming
~ and winter The late rains, although very
law have done no serious damage.
According to the forthcoming State Guide,
asCongregationa Church has about forty con-
srsostions in the State against ten four years
~ They also have flourshing college at
Winter Park, on which some $3.50, 900 has been
,,nended in buildings 1t has fine faculty in
ssrge Of DR.. Hooker as President Mr. Fair
hanks the scale man, gave the college large
~m but the principal donator was Mr. ROl-
Inns after whom il is named. The Chautauqua
INT Dora was established by the denomina-
son in 1886, although undenominatonal. 1t is
ms yery fourshing condition. There is one
aggregation in this city, known as the Union
congregational Church, under the pastoral
rhsree Of Rev r. T. Hall. The membership is
srrs and growing and includes many of the
Iadng business men Of the city.
The coming bond question approached apace
ynwere and It's enemies and friends are falling
Moline The Clitque weekly publication so
Mnpresents the opposition in the press and it
will most likely get around on the shady side as
The GOOD to result 10 the city from their issuance
shows up a little palmer There is no doubt but
that bonds have far more friends than II. B. No
l@many ale in favor OF them who were and
are vet literally opposed to the bill or law The
Aukes will be brought in to line easily enough
Is they will receive the first benefits in the
aspe Of wages, and they will be all the more
agd, as wo!k is very scarce now and wages low
The moving Of the city market 10 the new
building has developed large lot of kicking,
GHkcktrs being opposed to moving. A num-
kid supposed legal questions which one al
Ns hears about in such affairs are discussed
pnd con by street corner lawyers and states
aa galore, but the situation stands simply the
sane hat few men would like to run mar
Rnh rules OF their own choosing regardless
dsaiiary rults or plain city ordinances. 1t
would indeed be pretty mess if the city can
Mnske and enforce market laws
FEDERAL Courl convenes the first Monday in
October
Judge Baker Of this district, returned home
aiVeek from summer outing in the Old
North State
An Effort is to be made to induce the County
commissioners to build a bridge across Pablo
creek, midway between Pablo and Mayport, so
inst line citizens OF that portion of the county
uaeel 10 town IN vehicles.
subscription IiSl mas Decn started ana IN
adge Of F. W. Mumby, for the establishment
dswood working establishment, furniture etc,
Sen as The FLoRIDIAN has advocated ali along.
S'tlaI share were taken at once, and it is
lOpfd Nat nothing short OF success sure and
sSrt vii BE- stopped al.
lie D-lrUplctl directors made an applica-
a 10 ihe County Commissioners at their sit
augissl week iol ala. Whether they Will get it
ksnother question.
Inc athletic Club has been organized with the
a""ng officers: John G Christopher, presi,
I pu II Bnncft, ti> vice president; w. c.
s amH''"' sec M vice president; IL. q. Bird,
sSuela! I. II smith, treasurer. The mem
lhDasm
iDe premature explosion Of charge Of dyna-
o M.e Willie being prepared to blow up the wreck
p az "lu vessel at the elies last Thursday, liter
G. mre INTO shreds r. T. Moore, W bite, and
m 'u III POWELL, cOlorcd, who were scaling it
s 81 Inc engine on the lighter was demolished
~" ~ sme "hcr damage done. Engineer Dunn
oauly wounded, but no others were hurt.
hs sae old market men have thought better of
b,y. "liher resolutions to fight The city and
evs sohe INTO the new market. Consequently
.o;s..n is serene until something else with a
point turns up
II begins to look like hrs;n.so when Tho Och
did ias, ',ealhers commence running. which they
ssr. ~s' Saturday. Gentlemen of business or
A. Snat ale you waiting for?
Tnd. .no't Is being made by the Board Of
in sna /" secure cheaper rates from the railroads
Show wv reading into Florida. The roads are
J.T "a liberal disposition in the matter. the
Be eivs, a a. W. especially. Very low rates will
ueresnD,suno se coming here permanently, while
The tourists rates will be lower.
their ;n,o y: I: r. r. Co. have announced
H. s' n. al an early date.
for Jscts aohlDAN job Office is doing more work
douo r;oa this week. When it comes TO
prices NV, i've work promptly and at reasonable
renemhs, , unliers are ours every time. Please
prices or .nls and give us a chance 10 make
- ~ tOur work hafnr1 nj. L.