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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-02

Contracts were signed on Monday for
the erection of building for the use OF
the Leon County Canning Company, the
same to be completed on or before Octo'
Der first.
Meantime the officers of the company
are securing estimates on the apparatus,
and it is expected that by the time the
building is completed the plant will be
ready to put in place.
This will be good news to those who
are to furnish the material for the opera
ton Of this important industry.
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M HEkEAS, The Legislature of 1891, nm.
w der the Constitution of 1885 Of the
State of Florida did pass Joint Resolution
proposing an amendment to the Constitution
| of the State Of Florida, and the same was
agreed to by vote Of three-fifths Of all the
members elected to each house that the vote
on the said Joint Resolution was en- cred
upon their respective journals, with the yeas
and nays thereon, and they did determine and
direct that the said Joint Resolution be sub
mitted to the electors of the State at the gen.
eral election to be held In each county In
Florida, on Tuesday, next succeeding the first
Monday in October, 1892, the said Tuesday
being the 4th day of the said October The
said Joint Re: olution reads as follows:
ARTICLE /
Section of Article K of the constitution
10 hereby amended so as to read as follows
The exemption provided for in Section
l of Article K of the Constitution
Of Florida shall inure to the widow
and descendants of the party entitled
to such exemption in the following proper.
lions, viz: One-hslf thereof to the widow, If
there be widow, and the remaining half to
the child or children and his or their de-
scendants, the latter taking the interest their
parent or parents would take ii alive. IT there
be no child, children or descendants, then the
exemption shall inure to the widow, If there
be no will; as provided in Section of this
Article. II there be no widow, then the ex-
emption shall inure to the descendants OF
the party entitled thereto, and such exemp-
tons shall apply to all debts except as speci.
fed in Section Of said Article"
Now, therefore, notice OF such determine
ton Is hereby given, with the following in
structions: Any elector desiring to vote at
shall have written or printed on the same
ballot on which the names Of the person or
persons voted for for any ONCE or Offices at
said election are written or printed and on
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-02
The Island City Chautauqua.

Major. j. A. Russell, state superintendent
OF public instruction, left for Fernandina
Thursday afternoon to open the Island
City Chautauqua. This chautauqua differs
from all the others in that it comes in the
middle OF summer, is purely Florida
institution and will afford the educators
from the interior an opportunity to enjoy
the sea breezes on Armelia beach, with all
the delights of a seaside resort. The
people OF Fernandina are noted for
their hospitality and public spirit. The
programme prepared is very interesting
and instructive one, and leading educators
will lecture. The Florida Central s.
Peninsular railroad has made unusually
low rates for all those who wish to attend
the chautauqua, the fare from Tallahassee
to Fernandina and return, good until the
close OF the chautauqua being &4OO. The
accommoda tons at Fernandina are very
good and special rates will be made by the
hotels and harding house KEEPERS.
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q. 3. CHANcE'

81. ore loa,h to appeal to our delinquent
ICONS through these columns, but the
.,r, carried on our books has assumed
- = ,roportions we are compelled to ask
-. ,ne and all for a speedy settlement of
email accounts. You must remember
-, !, takes money to employ skilled work
70 do artistic work and run live
..wsnsDer II you do not pay US they and
49, creditors suffer as well as the pro-
mieiOr.
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Where 20 worship To Morrow.

AT St. Johns Church, Rev. W. H. Carter
rector. at 10 o'clock a. m. and 8 p. m. holy
communion at close of morning service.
At the Presbyterian church, Rev. MIR
Caldwell pastor, services at II o'clock q. n
aud 8o'clock p. N. Communion service;
Rev. Mr. Caldwell will preach.
Catholic Church, Rev. j. L. Hugon, rec
tor. Sunday services. bigh-mass and sermon
a. M. Catecheiical instructions p. m.
Vespers and benediction p. m. On week
DAYS. mass 7:45 q. N.
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ST. MARKs AND NEWPORT.
The Old Spanish Fort-Decayed Grandeur Of
Former DAYS.

<OEm0x Lays.
s. Marco" writes another letter to the
Eernandina News:
In my last Istrayed away from my
subject somewhat, but now return. At
the junction Of the two rivers. st Marks
and Wakulla, stands a ruined marine
hospital built in 1854 to 1857 or SO and
it in turn rests on the ruins of an old
Spanish fort, said to have been built in
1858; how near this date is to beng COR
rect. have no present means of ascer-
tanning. The sea wall Of this old forth
fication fronts on the Wakulla, commands
the river below the confluence something
over one mile. The moat has long filled
up, and:part of the stone taken for the
foundation of the ruined hospital men
toned above. Where this stone came
from is a mystery; it resembles the
coquina in the walls of old Fort Marion,
but none of that kind of meterial has ever
been found anywhere in this vicinity.
The wall facing the river defies the raw
ages of time and although somewhat
weather-beaten it is still strong struct-
ure. Near the old hospital and within
the outer wall of the old fort stands an
ola bomb proof; the work of the soldiers
of the Confederacy, hence you will note
we have the works of three governments
on piece of ground not exceeding FIVE
acres area. On the old bomb-proof
grows cedar tree about six inches in
diameter, and it looks like lone mour-
ner grieving over the glories departed
from the spot. The st. Marks river is:a
navigatable stream from here 70 It's
mouth IN Apalschee Bay and up stream
beyond the almost deserted hamlet of
Newport, which was once hourishing
town of $500 inhabitants. 1t had Its
schools and churches It's foundries and
machine shops; cotton presses and saw
mills; two hotels and newspaper and
a Masonic lodge. while hundreds of wag-
ons brought produce from the interior
and returned laden with plantation sup
plies Of all kinds. Vessels discharged
their freights Of hay and merchandise
into the warehouses of the merchants
and loaded cotton at her wharves; but
alas, all Of this has passed away. One
Of the most prominent merchants of
Newport moved portion of his machin
cry to your city Of Fernandina with the
intention of establishing himself in bust
meas there, but the war between the States
broke out and the machinery Of the cot
ton presses lay and rusted in the edge Of
the marsh near the present depot. At
Newport. now, there are few dwelling
houses left and one hotel still stands.
Every vestige of the old warehouse (once
teeming with busy men) has disappeared
and where they once stood has grown up
in forest. But the beautiful river flows
on as Of old; clear as crystal, so clear
that you can see the fish feeding on the
bottom. The river from Newport to St.
Marks has rock bottom, solid limestone. /
and the hanks are medium high, and the /
VIRGIN growth on these same banks
shades the stream and makes the scenery
altogether beautiful.
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Sherif's Sale.
Thnrber, Whyland d Co.

- - vs..
Ida V. Bryant claimant, Julius Bali and L. C, Yae-
ger, sureties on claimants bond.
Under AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU.
~ ton In the above entitled case, issued
from the circuit court bearing date Of June
q 1872, for two hundred and twenty-eight
S4lOe ($22S34) dollars interest and costs I have
this day levied upon and win expose for aale in
front Of courthouse door, in the city Of Tallahas
see, during legal hours Of sale, on Nopday. nrst
day Of August being legal aales day, tie following
property, to-wit: The property Of Julius Ball,
This nrst day Of July, A. D. 1921.
JOHN A. PEARCE
,- Sheriff of Leon counfx
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sss fl u = L.
Esom ~ JuIy q 4. J. ssss
Among The otker inapar,snt pr0bla na
which the Wen4hor Hi q M ni,nsiv -
which Il win pghots 1od tha acY3ls,l.
atural experiment etnxaOns ~ sfndvirr -
for instance, the unete0rolog ical condifions
most favOroble 10 the RrpWfh of indIyidnai
plants. Ithas been f0und that fhe cotfnn..
plant requires Ii the early pass ofits crowth
plenty Of warmth and moisture TO deyalon
stem and foliage, while In tho latter period
Of growth loss moisture b desirable II or
der TO favor full and early DEVELOPMENT az
seed and lint. The MStcOrulOgical cOndi.s
tons Of South Carolina are generally favor
able, but the right cultivation Of the soil Il
necessary. Oflate years the Improvements
In the regulation Of the moisture by the
management of the soil are noteworthy.
Sea-islaud cotton in famous for its quality.
and brings high price. yet some years ago
1t was thought that the culture Of this cotton
must be abandoned even on the sea islands
largely because its season of growth, which
was 20 long az to render it liable to be
caught BY frosts, made the crop very I'M
certain. Improved methods of culture
have, however, materially fastened the
maturity OF the plant and brought it well
within the length Of the season. Similar
determinations Of meteorological require
ments should be made for other staple
crops.
Studies should also be made of the way
in which plants are affected by removal
from one climate to another. We know
that an apple which is successful in New
York may be an entire failure in Virginia,
but we know but little of the laws which
govern the adaptability of plants to
climates. Still other problems are con-
nected with frosts. soils, the movement of
water in the soils, and the effect Of climate
conditions on insect and other pests
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A Poem By the Late Judge ellison.

The lines below, dedicated to Col.
Thomas Hassard, were written by the Hon.
Frank L. Gibson while on a trip to Calf
I0rnia in 1891. Mr.. III. A. Taylor, United
States commissioner Of railroads, had in.
vited Mr.. ellison to make trip with him
over the Pacific railroads. Col. Hasssrd
MIR. TsylOr's chief engineer, was in the
party. One day Col. Hassard made a re-
mark that it was fifty-three years ogo that
lay that he entered upon the duties of his
profession as an engineer, at Baltimore.
Mr.. Gilson took q pen and
wrote the following:
TO COL THOMAS HAssARD.
Then was but trapper's trail
Where is now the iron rail-
Then the Californian sun
Only shown on Mexican.
Never foot had trod "Cape Horn"
Pioneers were scarcely born.
Heroes of war to be
mbered on mothers knee.
Wild flowers blossomed on the sod,
Beautys realm was fresh from God.
Thou hast seen from youth to age
History'S most mighty page;
Slaves unshsckled, minds set free,
Iron paths from sea to sea.
Thou hast seen the walls of steel
Where once glided Indian keel.
In "tbirty-eight" fair Baltimore.
In 'ninety-one" Pacific's shore.
Span of miles, and span of years.
Rich in joy, and sad 10 tears.
Written by Times iron pen
ls the tale 'twixt now and then.
Thou art crowned with life's white frost.
Thou the psalmist's line hath creased.
But thine upright, sturdy frame
Sui score OF years may claim.
And thy reasons clearest ray
Shall illume thy latest day.
Let thy worth repeated be,
Honor, knowledge, modesty.
All combine, illustrious three.
All unite and live in thee.
Mayst thou know nor grief nor loss
Aayst thou bear no greater cross.
Than the burden Of ell ioys
Which are rendered by "the boys"
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Col. Hassard, who ID ia the govern nent
syacs well known In this oily |
heIe b - winter home on lhe, ss. |
ngustins road where Ma. Hassafd r.
~ with her youngest son.
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'Isseia. b. 81
Dr- George Gwynn performed / Wv
uncut operation pn MI. james Kenneay
@ Wakulla county last Tuesday. who has.
osen suffering for some time from an ab-
aoess Mr.. Kennedy is doing well under
the circumstances.
Messrs. G. b. Blackwell. Oldenburr and
Cnief OF Police Bernreuter 60 10 day to 81.
teresa, where Mr. Blackwell win open
MS hotel for the season. He will take the
steamer Walkatomica to Apalachicola
where the govern men, inspectors are await
ing ner arrival to pass judgment upon her.
Some one put oui some poisoned meat at
the city market last Tuesday 10 poison
some worthless cats who have been iniest-
ing that neighborhood. As result, Mr..
w. =. Lewis lost valuable pointer. The
practice of placing poisoned meat al pub.
nc place like that is highly reprehensible'
len or twelve companies are expected
to take part in the fireman's tournament AT
Fernandina on July4. Among the number
Will be three from Tampa, one or two from
St Augustine, three from Ocala, one from
Leesburg, and the home companies.
1t would be interesting to know if there
is anything sacred enough to keep a
sightseer from carving his name on it.
Even the wooden crosses raised above the
graves Of the British soldiers who fell at
Majuba Hill, in South Africa, have been
covered by the names and initials of visit
ing vandals, and the Transvaal Govern
ment has been importuDed to stop the
barbarity. -:.
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Female Weakness Positively Cured.
To TIE EDTToR:-Please infprm your re6ders
that have positive remedy for the thousand and
oae ills which arise from deranged female organs
shall be glad to send two bottles OF my remedy
free TO any lady IL they will send their Express
and p. O. address. Yonrs respectfully,
DR.. A. c. MARCHISI, Urea. N Y
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The Revised Statutes of the state,
which went into effect on the 18th inst,
have put an effectual stop upon the bur-
dening of the Office of the secretary of
state with a lot Of worthless documents.
Of paper" companies. The fee for filing
articles of incorporation now is $4,000
None but bona fide corporations will care
to incur this expense.
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o1s1y A1nCa \ eaesy Xlie =
] Usod Prnce1 o. ikon xlIrso H.
toss N1tousF ~ BnoEt.
Afser using Cut1cuEn Two Days 60
Scabs III Dropped On. Oure No.
Ouick and C0mpleED.

suffered Tor neariy three ysaxs vith q srs
don On my neck, and used presuipttons from q -
doctors during that &ne which did No no eoot
IpurchAssd CurfCuRA R1Mxp1nn, I'D u ssseslA
never seAbbed over any more. Before usod nSE
the second ct OF CUIICURA my neck w. en&tsu1S
well, and has been well ever since, and al TIT
am now well, and al from the use Of CuxlrUMk
RxMEDIEs. n. W. SMITH,
Lynchwood p. O., Kershaw City, 8. q.
This h TO certify that The above testimony -
correct, - purchased the CUrIcURA and saw -
effects while using. W. 8. SIXTH,
Notary Public for the State of South Carolina
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Regular meetings of AUCILLA
,rNT No. 2, are held the first and third
bpixIVs hE ueainoa of each month, at their
lbfsaW At 8 O'Clock. All Patriarche in
dge .!na vS; are invited to attend.
~ stsnui-e JOHN BURKHARDT, c. P.
q q CHANCEY. Scribe.
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The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs. under all
conditions, make It their fayorite remedy.
To get the true and genuine article, look
for the name of the California Fig Syrup
Co., printed near the bottom of the pack
ape
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GaAsden,s Tobacco Crop.

A representative of the FLoRIDIAN had
the pleasure Of meeting Judge 81. r.
Sharon of Quincy in this city on Thursday.
During the course of very interesting
conversation the FLoRIDIAN man learned
that the tobacco crop in our neighboring
county is very promising. The stands are
fine and the leaves almost tree from
blemishes. The Judge has about 100 acres
under cultivation. thirty Of these individu-
ally. From these latter he expects yield OF
about 1900 pounds. Figuring the returns
At the same rate st which he sold last years
crop, forty. cents. pound, win give the
snug sum Of 81 ,90) Or $40 per sore. But
Mr. Sharon expects bstter prices, from
iiify to seventy i've cents) = The crop ii
much better. Last year he sold his crop
IcE O. 800, sev1nty. avs pa csnt. o. which
Wne. mel. He y nov building Dhe0D ri
NafehonDe the cfop. Cutting ~ already
hegun. ss 81
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Three Things To Remember.

Hoods Sarsaparilla has the most Merit.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has won unequalled
Success.
Hoods Sarsaparilla accomplishes the
greatest Cures.
Is it not the medicine for you?
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-p.o,,,sr me IN. 9 ofJACKsoN LoDGx
nossld ON INC di Ut and third Mondays
roath ats O'Clock 2. -.
- oo"@ W. Il. MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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We truly believe De Wits Little Early
Risers to be the most natural, most effec-
tive. most prompt and economical pill for
biliouness, indigestion and inactive liver.
IL. LIVELY.
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Joseph Ruby of Columbia, Pa, suffered
from birth with scrofula humor, till he was
perfectly cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Fleming 81 Thursday ap-
painted g. Bascom Gparknan Of Tampa
Jnoee q the circuit court for the sixth
5aaacaai circuit Of Florida, vice Henry L.
Mitchell, nominee for governor, resig ned.
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1. d. q. r.

pevulsr meetings of LEON LODGE
Pin every TuesdGy EUenjnC, at their
- T ns N At 8 o'clock. Ali Brothers in good
~ ~, s are invited TO attend. ,
g 4. CHAxCEY, R. s.
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.,oa r. A. CHAPTER. NO. L,

.ne I'd and 4th Mondaysin each month,
49, ~ M. ". n. MCINTOSH, SR, Secretary.
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin puriher, internally, and
CuTIcuRA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTlcURA
SOAP, an exquisite Skin Be&utiher externally, In
stantly relieve and speedily cure every disease and
humor of the skin, scalp, and blood. with loss Of
hair from infancy to age, from rimples 70 scrofua
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JOHN A. PEARCE,
Sheriff Leon county
TRRAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE. SUPER:

FT>REASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE. SUPER
y vising architect. Washington, D. O +, June e,
iS92 sealed proposals. win be received ut this
once until o'clock pm. on the 21st day of July
leos and opened Immediately thereafter, for All the
vation, fcundatioaa. cn atone ana hr1ck work of
the basement and area walls. basement Columns.
nrst moor beams, girders and wood joists for the
u 3. Courthouse and Posto6nce building ct TallA-
haesee, Florida. In accordance with the drawings
and the specification, copies Of which may Sc
nad on application ct this ONCE or the lOface OF the
must be accompanied BY Q certified check for
sum not less than per cent Of the amount of the
proposal The right 10 reserved TO reject any or
all bids and to wa We any defect or informaity In
any bid II 1t be deemed In the interest of the gov
ernment to do 20. All proposals received amer the
time stated Will be returned to the bidders Pro
posals must be enclosed in envelopes, sealed and
marked, Proposal for treuch excavation, founda-
tons, cut stone and brick work ETC., for basement
and area walls Of the q. s. Courthouee and Post
once building at Tallahassee. Florida, -" and ad-
dressed to W. j. Edbr0oke, Supervising Architect
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Notice Of Incorporation
OF THE
National Phosphate and Mining CdmDaIp

~,xnw arI. MrN NV sx1RsR pprsrxyn.
IN First. That We. ". A. Dnnshee. Feo.. ID RI
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a. - -. - 1870 ~ s -
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northWest nnsytsr az eectior No m ir Af..s.s
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sr,nfh ~ u ncs 600 ~octsirsIs,sss. ~
acres. more or less '' =, - '-srss 81
Finn. The Corporate existence az said cpr.,1n
ton shall continue for a period az Tlinefx ~
years from the date OF the fling of fheea arkS17-
with fha Sec. ,ws%,. 49,
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcuRA, soc. Soar,
25c; R8soLvBNr, 41. 90. Prepared by the PorTER
DRUG AND CHKMrcAL CORPORATION, Boston.
arSend for al How 70 Cure Skin Disease Is
pages, 80 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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Find the CUTIcURA RKMKDlRg do al yOu claim-
Have been suffering with skin dieeass ten yeazAs
Could ind no remedy TO cure until tried Cur
CURA. Very happy over the result.
HENRY MOORE, Lancaster, Va.
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SheriH's Sale.
Lucinda Campbell Va Brayley Camp

Lucinda Campbell Va BFayley Campbell.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ExHCu.
- ton bearing date Of July !, 1897, nom the
circuit court in and for Leon county for
$500 (eE.4S) dollars, costs and interests have
levied upon and will expose for sale In front OF
courthouse door, in the city Of Tallahassee, ON
Monday, first day Of August, said day being leRal
sales day during legal houra Of sale, the foowing
property levied upon % being the property d
lAhassee city lot SO, south half CO. Or.
This July !, 1897.
JOHN A. PEARCE,
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#sskIg

,,.aa..e., fla. sally ?. 1899.
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stats or PHMNeYLyANIA,
County Of Allegheny.

County q Alleghsny =.
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