The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-22
STATE NEWS.

.ster at JudSon, Levy county.
noteut has been granted to Joseph
- of Huntington, for fruit box.
Becrbower, of the +. II. 4 n,
~ ,;na tobacco seed to farmers on ap-
mo Suwannee River Railroad is
limo twelve miles more Of road, which
Abe lc Completed this winter
Han ]. d. Tuten, Of Jasper, has Sc
- contract to furnish two hundred
a'u ,.nd shingles to Georgia firm.
Tho Georgia Southern and Florida
Darav Company have scheme on foot
', .~act an elegant hotel at Suwannee
i Tble sulphur springs.
Mr.. Walter VI. Davis, ofPalatka, has
- commissioned as lieutenant of one of
/ : "aompanics of cadets at the East Flor
/, seminary, Gainesville.
The business men of Gainesville
.os,en TO boycott the Savannah, Florida
Western Railroad, if it does not
lance its present schedule to that city.
Charles W. DaCosta has purchased
/ i. EoriM Farm and Fruit Gro,cer of
: Times-J mon Publishing Company,
| i will consolidate it with the EIorido
DgOtcl
Track LAYING has began on the Pa,
ska street railway and a small tramway
ris already running between Lemon
r,set and the Florida Southern branch
posing.
The Second Artillery Band has been
|n3ered to return from Fort Barrancas to
Augustine, that city having been des-
mated as regimental headquarters by
n Secretary Of War.
The F. Il. x y. Co., besides aiding
teuaveing public, is doing all it can to
1eourage and foster the planting Of the
let grades Of tobacco. 1t Is supplying
sei lor the asking, and to the full extent
b it. power has aided in testing the ex-
erment.
New postmaSters have been appoint
d 10 Florida as follows: Peter S. Spark
ban, Harts' Road, Nassau county; T.
". Hood, Parkersburgh, Marion county;
David 5. Fingley, San Mateo, Putnam
sunly; John W. Barrow, O'Bren, Su-
Fannee county.
Monticello Constitution: There is
Ome talk OF reorgauizing the Jefferson
RAs Hon +. b. Bailey was having
Mloadcd with cotton seed Saturday to
tDto the Thoma>vile oil mills. This
hskes the te tn ear load Mr.. Bailey has
Eipped there, Each car contained 900
Bushels.
Pensacola Commercial: The number
p vessels bound tor this port, as reported
b the revised shipping lis, number 90.
he vessels III port number "a. This
foc> not include the vessels belonging to
his pot, but to sca-going Vessels engaged
p trade with foreign countries and At
hntlc ports.
Stake Index: We wish the bust
ts> men oi >tarke could sec the Gaines
pie, OcaIa, Pala)ka, jacksonville. Mon
|eeho, tallahassee, Pensacola, Lake CITY
pa other State papers and see how the
Fa>lli'>> men Of lh"s cities are making
Ever!ythlng look boomin. bv their Grand
F>play bushes advertisements.
From January /, I~.s, up to the
lOse OF That year, There were 1913 cases
cigars shipped from Key West to New
Ofh' an increase Of ,o93 cases over the
lme period Of l>o7, which showed the
re total OF So cases. In these flo
9 ho'hlng coming to New York from
s amPa " the way of Key West has
|Ir The s following is the strength of the
RlellOdst Episcopal Church, South. in
os V'lua' a. shown by the last annual
! port Local preachers l54; members,
Is .,D:s' Infants baptized, 1876 adults
IIp'Ied, l,017; number OF Sunday
s"OUS' 5o' number of teachers, I,7lO:
'1nOer OF scholars, 1892; number of
a nal 2l3; value, $l9l,9s7; parson-
S@' %; value, $5O,595.
\. IA = post-office has been established at
~ r.. Orove, Santa Rosa comfy, Fla, with
= hlng as postmaster. The follow
y ! ensages have been made in postmas-
s ;,s: Mrs. T. II. Fuller, appointed at
.a'ilefe, Orange county, vice G.. J. Day.
I NV away Oscar G. DIN at Kendrick,
anon WI. county, vice John NJ. Post, resign
: " llllam {. Steele, a, Swi z-rland,
: 90 'Onns county, vice J. +. Murphy, re-
n ney West Equator-Dcmocral: The
s, brought 50 bales tobacco from
= .' = last night, and the Clinton landed
49,. OSies TINS morning for orr manufac-
H. "; :; Passed Assistant Paymaster
Nv W. Jordan L. S. Navy, arrived
no 800. 1