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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

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the counfy; II there be no paper published n
the county they shAn e2nse NJ least fire co1aex
of this notice 20 be posted m the mos pzbEr
places IA the county
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set my hxnd and have he-euEto aHxeS
the Great Seal Of F7orlda, n TAEIzhxs-
See. The capital, this I'd day oE June.
A. D. 1892
mo. L CRAWFORD,
SoGe<zry Of S.Ee
To John A. Pearce, Sheriff Leon eorrty.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06
II you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

A quite thrilling incident occurred on
the straight stretch of the lime Of the
New York and New jersey railroad be-
tween Woodbridge and Carlstadt Sunday
afternoon As . passenger train was
proceeding at full speed, = sixteen-year-
old girl left her half dozen companions
IN the roadway that runs near tho track
and stepped quickly IN front Of the To-
connective, which was not moro than SOe
fest away.
She was laughing deiiantly, facing the
locomotive, standing squarely between
the rails, and the engineer knew that
she was bent upon mischief and not
upon suicide. He made the passenger
jump on their seats with tho blood curd-
ling whistle that he sent ont Of his en-
CINE, but the girl between the rails
snapped her fingers and danced deri-
iveiy.
The engineer had 70 stop the train o.
run over her. OF the two evils he chose
the one he supposed 10 be the lesser,
His fireman did not agree with him, bui
there was no time 10 argue tho point
When tho locomotive Was brought 20 1
standstin its pilot was hardly iiva Zee,
from Tho girlh 6kirtA II told then
you.d have to STOP she said. 81 knew
ron dArent run over ma. Then shs
Laughed md ran altar her companions
Troy Times.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

RKPORT OF STRAWBERRIES.

The early part of the season
Was unfayorable Our rows were
In fall bloom and the freezing
night In March destroyed about all
Of the first crop, then the vet season
as the close did not give Us al op-
portnnity to make The test We should
Ike TO have done still We had large
yield Of fine berries, many of anusa-
ally large size, though below the
average in quantity and sweetness.
Hoffman, one Of the earliest, con-
lnues for a long time in bearing,
medium in size, heart shaped, regu-
lar, scarlet color and firm, is good
shipper for long distance.
Warren, Hearty perfect as to form,
ripens freely, medium size, heart
shaped, red flesh, good quality and
mild; berry Of fine shape and quail
ity, . variety Of many good qualiths
very vigorous vines. In short the
best berry fruited by rs this year.
Crescent, from Capt Mosley's
farm; early, prolific, medium red,
quite firm, rather acid strong, plants
not At all prolific. A merltorious
market variety.
NcOnan, cannot say much for it;
had same amount Of fertilizer az
other varieties, but did not come up
20 our standard; one of the first to
bloom, beautiful healthy plants, Der
mes under size, ripen slowly, not very
firm and of wild quality. Will no,
discard it but fruit it again next sea.
son.
We have several other varietief
bat were put into the ground toe
late for fair report.
Next season we will fruit the
6hsrpIess, Parker Earl, Michell
Z Early, Shusters Green Cloud and
and some other varieties to be sc
lected from time TO time.
Fruiting only one season will no
allow rs to form positive conclusions
but if any of our readers are desirou
Of putting out new beds our advic
would be plant any or all of the var
cites we have tested but be srue t
manure them heavily.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06


Word comes 70 0s that Dr.. Alien
Furn2s of "a Moden2, Cal, is dead
We knew the Doctor veil Abont foai
years ago he departed for the Gold
en State, ne TO Florida, and little
did we think that it would be cur
Lot 10 record his death He has been
Oar guide In Horticultural matters
very often As 3 member Of the
State Horticultural Society, for years.
fhst he was president Of, We learned
20 love him He was regarded as
high authority in al departments of
Gnit growing. Earnest and instruc-
tive be had many warm friends. His
wise eounsels and cheering words won
for him . name not soon TO be
forgotten
In him We have lost the generous
employer, the unselfsh adviser. the
true Christian and one Of the best Of
our friends and for many q day we
shall sadly miss the presence and
teachings of this good man whose
kindly sceptre gently swayed 50
many.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

In an interview regarding the seed
beds Elias {. Wilson, leaf dealer and
cigar manufacturer al Plainvilie. in.
formed a Gazette representative that
they had adopted different plan
this season. and while not trusting
wholly in the experiment, still had
faith that 1t would give good results.
Last spring some selfso~n vegeta-
bic seeds In the garden came up
very early and suggested the thought
that tobacco seed might be grown IN
the same way. Accordingly late last
fall be sowed bed l6o1s feet having
q southern and eastern exposure.
using Of course, dry seed. Boards
were placed On the sides for canvass.
but it has not yet been but up. Unless
rain comes soon, however, the beds
viii be sprinkled and covered. Par
ties near Meridian have tined the
plan Of fall sowing with good results
In addition TO the above the Messrs.
Wilson have sown a bed Of dry seed
this spring and expect 10 SOW one or
two beds Of sprouted seed later. Their
Ieds are prepared with great care,
the principal feature being that the
soil shall be fine anG mellow. Thei.
soil is clay loan. The manure the
beds heavily and pillow in he fall.
Gilbert Parkhurst, On the James
Tator farm, near Plainville, is another
grower who raises plants OF scientific
principles. He does not agree With
the statement that seed shou q not
be raked into the bed. He had two
beds last year, one where the seed
was raked in and the other not The
bed where it was raked was failure,
however this might not always hap
pen, bat be believes that seed should
b. raked in,-Tobacco WIS., Re
porter.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

1t is claimed that each kind Of to
bacco, has its bacteria which give:
the favor and aroma. This is til.
phenomena of fermentation. Able
writers tell US that poor leaves put
in with good while the bactaria in
oculation is in progress, will transfer
the former into first class wrappers
We doubt the statement but Intend
give it a trial.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06
SHE WAS BEHiNDf4AND.
A Fortane TeIIer's Old News Not Worth
the Price.

A Fortane TeIIer's Old New. Not Worth
the Price
The lady who entered the apartments Of
the fortune teller shortly before noon had
red hair and an air Of reserve force that
was very striking II was evident that the
business ON hand was Of the deepe% mo
ment to her. inasmueh as her eyes had
fixed expression and her thin lips were
firmly set
Reveal to me- she loftily directed. my
future"
The fortune teller darted q swift glance
into the strong face before her and bent
attentiveIy over the ouestretched palm
1T is very plain" she quietly abseved-
"you win be married twice"
The brow beneath the clustering auburn
eurls contracted in frown-
Yes" the ciairvoyanI continued there
is distinct break in the line Of hynen-
You are destined TO bless TWO men with
your wifely love"
"Two:"
The red haired iady,s tone was hard and
incisive. suggesting trace OF skep1icism-
All, yes The first husband VIII die
| under sad circumstances. but you VITA be
eonsoled and made happy in the devotion
| Of the second"
| II seemed as If the rudy rress which
had escaped from the elaborate ooiffure
and depended witchingiy beside the shell
like ear Was trembling, bat il might have
been the play of dancing sunlight
| But i viii make sure"
"Do So"
| The red haired lady watched with un
| feigned eagerness while the fortune teller
consulted horoscope and q pack Of cards
As thought The fates have spoken.
You win marry twice"
The red haired lady breAfkcd hard
IAN have their soErows." gently sng-
/ geeted the clairvoyant
The red haired lady biz her finger nail
/ 'tOne dollar. please"
/ sHeye"
Zone dollar"
s.Noe by = J0gfals
AZ the red haired lady rose ffum her seal
her manner had NOS host q particle Of lts
majesty.
Zone dollar, indeed. Well guess no&
Do ron think came here % pay doala,
for q lo& Of old informAxions Two hns
hanisi The ideal Why. myseR know
I az more tAan that without any0oay telIne
me. Yea. ma'am. You might b inter
estea 20 learn tAAS / buxsed nay fourth
husband a iunx ~ xsx weakS Agn Mar
RED twices why dont yoa ny % tall peo
ple something they doAt know alreAdy!
Yon make me drowsy. Yo0 caghs % hav.
lived ten PEARS aea You're away oehinf
the timess $50
! The snniieAt kepe right along dancing
but the red haired lAdy va 3one Hike I
, dream shas has Ned. --Detroit fsShunA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

II
We NJ tiuron<h aalEix aloat -
In esop il - Ed WHIST . -
Ihereafter about tie young ezUp
Imesns The Sucker er0p-n
| Tam mp tie leaves Of each plant,
there 10 where they are yoa canno6
be TOO yigilant aboat packing the
WORMS
When yoa spoil = leafkr 3 wrap
Der ahan half value follows
TIE same rule 10 regard to topping
applies 70 the sucker crop
Top so that the sucker viii ripen
even
Leave only one healthy smoker for
the sucker crop
| If your crop is curing two fast
stop ap all cracks during the day and
open them n night
Examine your sheds every day.
The slower you can cure the more
| valuable.
Keep the light from your crop
while curing.
The only danger in slow curing is
moulding in the damp weather.
Iftoo much dampDess and mould
is about to occur put fires OF dry oak
underneath, he sure that there is no
smoke
During the damp weather inspect
for mould. Don't let day pass
without doing it. The lower tiers
will be the places to examine the
closest.
Mould generally commences ct The
stem of the leaf-there is the place
TO look
All moisture must be evaporated
from the stem OF the leaf before to-
baeeo is properly cured. Be sure the
STEM is dry.
When the stem Is perfectly dry
take it down the first opportunity
and commence stripping. Be sure
it il In case sufficiently to handle
without cracking or breaking. Never
handle unless IN case
Old growers may think that manv
Of our suggestions are out Of place |
but We intend many OF them tor new
beginners
If you want an all-round good |
chicken, Plymosh Rocks will Gil TIE |
bill.
No law can be passed that vii.
iertilize the farm-Indiana Farmer.
Boys and girls ought to occupy the
first place on the farm
Less meat and more fruit and |
vegetables is in the interest Of health |
and Iongevity-Western Rural
aThe Western Rural expresses
tie opinion that the only dog not
liable to become a sheep-killer isl
dead.
Plant fruits and make gardens and |
homes instead OF more cherries cot
ton plantations. ". +. MASSEY.
Speaking for farmer, "The Live
Stock Indicator" remarks that ''we
keep right Oh sending lawyers to
make laws to provide fees for more |
lawyer"
Mr.. S. N. Owen calls "Waste not,
want not" a baldheaded old motto.
but thinks it deserves, nevertheless,
to be painted N big letters and hung |
where it can be seen on the farm |
every day.
Southern farmers should grow
grass, and plenty OF it; but do not
expect permanent meadow or pasture
in this climate, of grasses which do
we'll in the north. Bermuda ana
broom sedge will get there every
,ime.-Home and farm.
Farmers are beginning to realize
the fact that Drawn and muscle are
not all the requisites of the farm,
and that cultivated and enlightened
mind must be possessed by the sue
cessful farmer.
Feeding of stock In particular,
there is often q great waste. Farmers,
because they do not have TO pay out
money for corn, are too apt TO br
careless in feeding it.
We do not like TO see our public
lands passing into the hands OF cap
ltalists and spectators II means
danger 10 the best interest of our
government.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

The position we have taken in re-
ference TO Bermuda grass seems not
TO be bed of roses at times. Through
letter to as, farmer In an adjoin-
ing county, comes at us''rough shod''
all on account of our last article favor.
ing the growth of Bermuda in every
county in Florida. His manner OF
addressing us leads us to believe tina,
he is q "back number and that oul
Bermuda pathway is very rough and
rocky. The snap judgment light b.
has thrown upon the Bermuda grass
leads US to believe that Their,
is no going behind the returns
and is a mossback fit onl,
to farm 1000 miles beyon.
where Stanley stopped. His mis-
spelled and acknowledgements mark
him Is one who never would help
new enterprise, always giving pro
gress q back seat. In fact he
nothing more or less than q grea
big fat drone 10 the great agricultul
I'll bee hive. By-by, old Bermud.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

1t should be the chief aim OF the
grower TO house his tobacco In the
most expeditions manner regardless
70 color Or texture
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

Every kind of fruit has It's home
and we viii yet find an apple tha,
viii be perfection in Middle and
West Florida, before the intelligent
agrIculturists are through irving.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

The department at Washington is
conducting 3 series Of e1pe1 iments
on sweating. We will publish them
shortly.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

a syndicate has just been formed
q Brussels for cultiyatiDg tobacco
- - immense scale in the Congo
~ Gfate, where small experiments
ling tobacco have given good
GfOwsrs, keep ~ eye On
slest Africa. ?
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

As We are depending On natural
air TO do our curing the house in
which our tobacco has been placed
should be nearly air-tight when
closed bnt at the same time SO con-
structel that ventilation can be had
from each and every way when
needed.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

Says ]. 3. Smith who has had
more experience in stripping than
any other man in North Carolina:
Ii the object Of the planter be TO re
alize the greatest profit from an acre
Of land at the leas: expense. then
nnhesitatingly say strip of every
leaf of his tobacco.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

Say. boys, it cost us valuable time
money and hard labor to gather the
tobacco facts found In the FLoHID1As
week after week Now give this
journal credit for SO doing-that's
fair isn't il:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

Just 2s soon IS the tobacco is thor.
oughly cured strip 1t and get II ready
for the sweating process
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

A Florida farmer can keep lot OF
pigs in good, non-squealing condition
by going around each day with a
basket and gathering purslaine
plants.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

The science of Horticulture has
made great strides within the last
decade, there is still much to learn.
Whatever perfection will ever be
reached, time alone will reveal.
Persons in the habit of finding
fault with everybody and everything
until nothing but grumblines pro,
coed from their mouths, should be
auarantined until a sweet spirity Of
charity comes over them-say fortv
days, or IN some cases sixty DAYS
n. 7. Witness.
II you promise your boy an animal
on the farm, or portion of some
crop, the California Fruit Grove
vises that you fulfill your obligations
to the latter. For failure to do =
may pillow your head upon thorn,
instead Of the strong arm of nm 81,
fright son in your old age.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

1t is said the cause of white veins
In tobacco Is caused by cold nights
which check the growth.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

Too much moisture will make a
leaf too tender and impair its use for
a wrapper
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

"1Ate 20 bed and early 10 rise vii! short
en- the road 10 yoGr hoDe IN the skies u
Bu, early 10 bed and Little Early Riser.
the pill that makes life longer AID bette;
and iser. NJ LIVELY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

Ddght people ase the quickest TO Yecog-
- GOOD tbiDg and buy II. We cell lots
lkSu1 - not bright these pills WIN make
"a enM Lively.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

II is truth in medicine that the small
est dose that performs The cure Is the bes,
De Wits Little Early Risers are the small.
est pills. will perform the cure and are the
best. ~ LIVELY
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

This is the way We like TO hear the
farmers talk. One writing to us the
other day said: Il think that have
gained enough information from
your department that otherwise
would have cost me ten times the
subscription price TO the FLogIDIAS.
Some time you knock it to US RICH,
and left, bat ike it. When a per
SON has anything to say / believe in
speaking right out instead Of as you
say, beating about the bush. u know
that ] am lacking in many things
that go to make good farmer but
arm trying hard to improve. Con
time to advocate tobacco growing
mixed crops, raising AND; hay cutting.
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Notice of Election.

ITO THE SHERIFF OP LEOE COUNT
L sz1te u FsoEiEA- kD0S Ye. that Z JON I
Crawferd Secretary Of SExs< fog The State Of Ysar-
ida oS hereby give notice fkAz GREL Ez1az
WI se heaa n LeO1 c0zn1E- Site q Florida q
7 aes6xE nan Succeeding The REst NenlxF N
Gscsoseg; a D. lsse the sald TzesdEy bang ne
For G0Eerno< q the Stz1e a F1RidA
Fox one Justice az the SzrreDe Gear q FSocsSz-
Eor seres.y q stz.e q DE sszss 81 EOcleL
For Coznlexozier Of the SExse Of F1CEa6A
For Tress1rer OF the Scxte Of Fsorl6s
Fog szP9inse0dezI Ct Pahhc Instruction Of
For comnssssOnE d Agrzcal1zre for TIE SAFE
Of FzEi2A
For txo Members 6 the HORse Of Re1resea-
Fog C7n-J Judge.
For Clerk Of the CEcaE COzrL
For She.iL
For Tax Assessor
For Tax Cos3%czoe
For Cozn1y Treasurer
For County Superintendent q Pzt6c iaz1rnc-
rsor
For Comfy SzTeysE
Fog = Jasz5ce of the Peace n An5 Ea= -ke follow
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NqEirns Eim 20 cxAze notice Of said eaecxsoa 70
be pGo6shee IN new~pApE pTiRfed N The ooEHFy-
II here Ae paper IN the c0ZE<y. md Il IAeze Dc
II least i've ouF6e& Of this nCeace - be posted N
rhe most pahic PLACES IN the cOzzxy-
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TIl NY hand and &Gxha GFea; Seal Of rAe
S1A.e Of F3o1iAA- n TAEAhassee. the Cap
iz2l, this the Sxh day q July. A. D. 1857
JoHx l. CRAwPOD-
SerAzrT q SEx1e-
yoax A. PBAR0
SAesN Leon county
Sher1fS Sale
TNUAer, whxlAna D Co,
"a
Ida v. Bryant claimant JaEEs Baa ~s L Yse-
gr, szre6e< o. claimants hen6
ITyNDKR AND BIZ VIRTUE OF AN EXECC
T. uoa In the above AEz1se& case issued
a. 1ssS for two kEAGEe6 and Swe4Ey-SgA1
S4-le0 g$xeSS S02sAEs A2e<e<S xn1 caNss- have
this DAY 2eysra apon md VIII expeee for sale. N
FROST Of coGrtA0ase eo0c. IN tie czy Of 1AlsAh2s-
-, curing legal Aazrs II sale. q RenaAy, MS
day Of Ang1<z eez1g legza saaes cay, The f0aOgt9g
surety haN inaezes& In eea SazrSAx q rye wAiskey.
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RneIrIen,a Arniea aalxe.

The beat salye In the word Tor cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feves sores
ietfet, chapped hands, chilblaiD, cnrns. and
Oh skin ernptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. II il guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction, or money REFUNDED,
Price 25 cents per box. ROr sale BY n.
Lively.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

1t will be about the same thing in
the future as ''carying Goals to
Newcastle, "for our farmers this year
to grow cigar tobacco, send it TO
New York where it is made into CT
gars then shipped back to Florida for
the people TO buy. We must have
cigar factories in our midst and Cen.
treville wants one of them. Address
this paper for further information.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-29
CANDIDATES AND spELLBlNDERs.

Dem ocrxttc and Republican Leaders and
Speakers Met In iteiana Yesterday,
Anumber OF candidates and speakers,
both democrats and republicans, were in
Helena yesterday. Hon. I. Il. Collins, she
next governor Of Montana, was due to
speak in in Wiokes last night. and no came
down from Boulder early in the morning.
and spent the day in Helena. He Ia in exoel-
lent health, despite the work of the oani-
pairn and predicts sweeping victory for
the entire ticket Nov. s. His opponent
Lieut.. Gov. Richards, was also in town, on
his way TO fill an appointment at Marys-
vile. Mr.. Richards is also in good trim.
He spent good deal of time in consulta-
tion with the local republican leaders, and
it was given out at the county headquarters
late in tho afternoon that Chairman Davis
had given Mr.. Richards new story. IN
place of the one about The old maid and
the canary bird.
In addition 10 the two leading candidates,
E. O. Day was around all day shaking
hands with old friends and making many
new ones. Hon. w. ID. Hill was here also,
AZ was the favorite west-side orator, Hon.
Il. ID. Mats.