The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-06-25

In New York City there are one
hundred and twenty-five men and forty
women millionaircs
The Farmers Alliance, of Columbia
county, is preparing to erect ware
house.
There will be a reunion of Confederate
Veterans at cambridge, GA, on the
Fourth of July.
Even at this late day it is safe to as
sumo that Samoa complications may arise
before the final settlement of the Samoan
trouble.
Col. T. w. Harris, of the Brick City
Printing Company, Ocala, has accepted
the position of foreman of the Tribune, of
Rome, Ga
William E. Chandler, Familiarity
known as "Tweak-Nose Billy" has been
reelected as United States Senator from
New Hampshire.
The Louisville Courier-J Journal says
that if the office seekers were to vote for
national flower they would to man
want the forget-me-not.
-Georgia's State officers last week
moved into their new Capitol building.
The question now with her statesmen is
what to do with the old one hundred
thousand dollar structure.
The fruit growers of Citra have re-
solved to adopt syst EN- Of irrigation and
committee has gone North to purchase
the necessary pumping engines, etc.
The J. T. & X. W. System will sell
excursion tickets between any points on
any of their lines Of road, from July to 5
inclusive, for one fare tor the round trip
The sentimentaists of the country
are just now engrossed in the subject of
national flower The contest has sim
mercd down to a choice between the vio-
let and the sunhower
This country imports twenty million
dollars worth of fruit every year When
Florida gets up full steam on fruit grow
ing she will gather in most Of this i'm
mense sum annually.
1t is whispered that the recent Sun
day trip Of the President and Secretaries
Blaine and Window down the river was,
in fact, for long and quiet consultation
relative to the Southern policy.
In the election in Pennsylvania last
week the majority against the prohibition
amendment was l98, 494, and against the
suffrage amendment, which provided for
repeal Of the poll tax qualification, 255,.
729
-Eustis Lake Region: Letters re-
celved from various sections of the coun-
try all show that there is a universal
awakening to the merits which Florida
offers, and that we may expect heavy
travel here this winter.
The Lane Cotton Mills of New Or
leans say they can make 100000 yards of
cotton bagging this season. Fifty mil
lion yards will be required, half of
which can easily be made by the cotton
mills Of the South.
Prohibition has been tried in Rhode
1oidHu anu lOuuu wanting. AL Jnc re-
cent election, ont of total vote of 49,
302, there were cast against the prohibi
ton clause $40 votes, or 5,469 more
than the necessary three-fifths.
The Eustis Lake Region says: CDR.
Conover we have respected, admired and
reverenced you, but so far as standing in
with the new administration there is a
vague suspicion which fingers around us
that you are the only and original 'Den-
MIS-"
The Pomona (Ga.) bachelors club
has ruled that before anyone marries one
OF Pomona's girls he must buy five acres
of land in the town. Thomasville is Civ
ing bonus of ten acres Of town property
to each one who marries a belle of that
burgh.
Ulysses S. Grant, Jr., formerly head
of the world-renowned firm Of Grant &
Ward, has again engaged in business on
Wall street, though on a much smaller
scale. He is now the tail end of the stock
firm of Fox, Leonard & Co., of lower
Broadway.
The following is submitted as an APP
propriate advertisement for President
Harrisons use: "Any person or persons
knowing themselves to be in any way re-