The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-08-27
The Repuhlicans

-Ine cotton crop of 1889 nv.
be the largest ever raised !, r :,
States. '"e unt
1t is now thought that q,
tive Committee will soon decide ;, es
Virginia gubernatorial mudala : 'ne W.
Governor Fleming. 'asaa
The office of Sheriff ., D.,
Texas II is vacant. Itrays 5000
Nobody there wants the off, A!e
men Sheriff has to deal with .
are tough customers. ' asa
The Palatka Evening Her,n.
new and nobby dress looks as n,s,.
restful to the eyes as bewitcb;n. y
girl in fresh starched musli, = a
with blue ribbons. as
delegates to the international l.,
lean Congress, which meets in a..
will visit Florida, coming on an ev..
given for their entertainment !.
United States Government.
The death sentence OF Mrs Ma.
has been committed to imprisoums,,
life. 1t is said that she is prostrstsd
it Is feared by her friends that sbs =
not live long. Brierly, her alleged ~.
mour, has sailed for Boston.
The Office of female inspecto, !.
been abolished at the Tampa c,.,s
house. The Tampa Tribune SAY, :
male inspectors will have to do soma i.
'cate work, or large bustles will -
come into vogue.
Even uncle Jerry Rusk has no, !.
Washington for little summer M.
ton, and not solitary head of an, !
the departments remains on duty R.
then the old ship of State can sail .
just as smoothly without them
Mr.. C. H. Harris, banker Of IN.
son, Mich, has been elected presidepts
the DeFuniak Florida Chautauqus to sB
the vacancy caused by Hon. Wshr
Bruce, the former president, going to
Scotland as United States Consul II
Leitb.
When the Associated Press can sN
nothing better to wire to the world Il
large than the startling Announcement
that Baby Mckee awoke with its litts
nose dribbling-caused BY slight col
it is time that a new trust be organic
to manipulate the news.
Joe Howard, Jr., professional jm.
nalist, is being sued in New York n
$1,000 borrowed money by Mr.. ca
Minis, professional politician. Haa
thinks the boot is on the other foot
reason of his trenchant pen having hapa
along Crimmins' political boom.
Ex-senator Riddleberger, editor d
the Woodstock, Va, Herald, SAYS tht
he wanted Malone nominated so that Be
could be eliminated, and adds that ak
and meddlesome Matte Quay will have
their rebuke this fall" Bully for you
Riddleberger riddle both Of 'em.
British and American capitalists an
swooping down upon the Bahamas ia
investments. Within the past few week
over fifty thousand acres Of land have
been bought there to be used in the cala
walton Of sisal hemp. Come to FOndA
gentlemen; sisal grows as we'll here Is u
the Bahamas.
The International Farmers Ascot
ton, in session at Montgomery, Aar ~
week, advised farmers to use no arsisE
controlled by trusts. Gen. William Af
Ter, of Point Washington, Fla, mace
strong tariff reform speech, and LED W.
discussion, "Should Farmers orgsnlH
ton be encouraged" !.
President Harrison remarked, w
other day, that he would like to scesr
some Of the invitations to visit Vafl0n
places, but must have some genuine ~
against the work he will have TO wv
October. This is taken to indicate w.
there is no longer any doubt aOOu' '
extra session of Congress.
The poet of the Fort Meade frOs =,
is furnishing that spicy mirror Oh -.
and lovely South Florida town WIN !.
teresting rambles written up IN iD! :,
&C. F. NJ" is an old friend of the "', :,
who has snapped many a yarn WIN
| over the disspctino table In his Oui0s