Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-07-13
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At Limona has been established q
homo for friendIess boys and girls. 1t
is on ths industrial order, and is O
large farm, with comfortable houses,
and everything with which to success
fully start q home OF this kind. DR..
J. A. Giddens, N. d. Smith, Rev. J.
81. Crippen, Miss Mead and Mrs. r.
win are the leaders in the establish
ment. The home il very comfortable
one In every way, and any bog or girl
can find refuge there, where health,
happiness and Industry may b leaned
and enjoyed. The training will be Of
q Christian, bat non-sectarian chsrac-
ter, but at the same time not too much
to be oppressive. They viii also have
farm work and such things % may be
useful Taught them. Each inmate, 20
far - his o. her physical ability may
60; will be required TO contribute to
the support OF the home by doing
honest work. Plenty Of time will be
allowed for good schools.
A Madison correspondent writes
that il was Lewis Wadswofth, not
Levy or Lemuel, who shot James
Wilson, The wound inflicted by the
pistol shot Of Wadswo.th, though It
penetrated the breast, was not imme-
diately fatal The ball seems to have
been DETECTED, lodging in the back.
The wound is q very dangerous one.
According to reliable reports, the
shooting was iustifable. There is
said to have been girl in the case.
They are both eoys in their teens.
Young Wadsworth is the son Of State
Senator d. B. wadpworth. The fam
lilies OF the young men are we'll known
and are highly respected and the dis
tressing affair was shock, to the
whole community.
The contract has been awarded for
erecting the Tampa Lumber company's
plant. The site Is near the govern
ment warehouse, between the two rail
roads. The plant will be very large,
ana the company will enter into the
expectation of Lumber to q large ex-
News comes from Pensacola that the
iconnty commissioners have accepted
Tax Assessor Richaris' books for 1900.
The aggregate valuation of taxable,
properly ID tia county is $4,S57, 257,
an incyeass d Asli, 64S over the vslus-
ton Of 1880. This year real estate IL
valued at g, lbs, $40, personal proper.
y ~ s996, $40, and railroad and tele-
graph property at s7O2,277.
The fsh business at Cedar Key viii
probably assume larger proportions
this year than for many years. W.R
Hodge, fish house will soon be ready
too ecclpation. J. A. Williams fish
house 10 under vsy, and will be ready
By the beginning Of the season. VI.
3. Ellis Of Gainesville win also en-
gage in the business, and has rented
portion OF the Florida Central and
Peninsular warehouse.
Letters patent have been issued to
the Tampa Tailoring and Shirt Manu.
featuring Company, with q capital of
., 600, to conduct q general tailoring
business, buy sell and manufacture
shirts, gents and ladies' wearing ap-
pasel Of all descriptions. The head.
quarters Of the company will be at
Tampa. bat IL will establish branches
at different points throughout the
state.
The burned district ct Apalaohieola
e being rapidly rebuilt. The wall OF
Gradsy's large brick stores are already
up, and by the 1st OF September the
building win be ready for occupancy.
John Cook has decided to rebuild VIII
brick. and this, with Flstuerss row.
Eiii make . SOLID block Of handsome
brick stores.
The following dispasch wss ssnt out |
rom ChattsnoCga, Tenn. ssPostcface |
Inspector Bass. Of Nis disision, has |
1ottied the inspector In charge that |
V has completed m inspection Of ths |
,ostothce at GsinesvHIe. Fla. and
oqna ne Postmaster, James Bell.
mort n he accounis to the amount of |
y. 100. The shock of the discovery |
,aused The death Of the. postmastey s.