The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-12

-Mn. s. C. Rippey left on Saturday for New
York.
Mrs. Ellen Call Long is visiting friends in
Jacksonville.
Miss e J. Stephenson has gone North for
her fall stock.
DIR. g. w. BettOn returned from Virginia
few days ago.
Mrs. w. R Pettes and Miss Ociavia Chaires
len for the North few days ago.
Mr.. C. J. BerDreuler and family last Thurs
day returned from North Georgia
Rev J. B. Ley. Of Crawiordville. spent sew
eral days in Tallahassee the past week.
DIR. W. s. Dudley and family. of Mlledgc-
vile, Ga, are visiting friends in the city.
MIR. w. F. Lyle, agent for the steamer
Amite, has returned from a visit to New Or
leans.
Mr.. T. W. ROby, Treasurer of the Florida
Central and Western Railroad, paid off at the
depot yestesday
Mr.. w. R. Wilson has returned from New
York, and Is now getting in large stock of gen.
eral merchandise.
Mr. Thomas Cook and family arrived from
Fernandina last week, and will make their
home in Tallahassee.
DIR. A L. Randolph, Judge w. p. Byrd and
Messrs Arthur and David Chaires leil for ST.
Teresa a few days ago
Mr.. Aaron Levy arrived from New York
this morning, and will have quantities Of new
goods here in n few days
Miss Mamie Wilson, of Tallahassee, is visit
ing our city, the guest of the Misses Blake
Lake City Reporter, September 9th.
Mr. j. r. Cohen. OF the house OF r. s. Will
liams & Co, has returned from the North, where
he purchased large stock of goods.
Judge Magbee and vile departed for East
Florida yesterday, leaving their son Archie here
to attend the West Florida Seminary this winter.
Mr.. R. B. Carpenter, of the new firm Of Car
penter & Head, returned from Savannah on Sat
urday, where he went to purchase new stock Of
goods.
Mr. w. A. Rawls, the popular young drug
gisi, last Wednesday returned from New York,
where he purchased full line of goOds suitable
to his trade.
Mr. B. B. Blackwell, of Jasper, State Attor-
ney for the Third Judicial Circuit Colonel A.
W. Cockrell and Mr. T. W. Palmer, of Jackson
vile, are registered at the City Hotel.
During the absence of Miss Carrie Cuttings.
who left on Saturday to spend few weeks with
friends in Colorado, Miss Alice Muudee will have
charge of The telegraph Office in this city
Mr. r. s. Williams has returned from Jack
sonville, where he was experimenting the cree
ton of fine building, and says there is no truth
in The report that he would soon remove to that
city.
During visit to the Capital City last week,
Colonel F. B. Papy, General Freight and Pas
senger Agent OF the Transit Railroad. made
number of pleasant calls at the FLORIDIAN
Office
Misses Mary Lewis and Susie Archer. Mrs
n. E Wynkoop, Colonel r. H. Gamble, Messrs.
George Lewis, Ormond Chalres, A j. Crichlow.
r Gamble and Major LeR,,y ID. Ball have
turned from ST. Teresa
Mr. e. C. Pearce left few days ago TO at
tend the Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
which meets al Baltimore on the 18th inst
visit Niagara Falls and Canada before returning.
Mrs J. B. Conner. Mrs. J. C. Kemper and
Miss Katie Kemper arrived from ST. Augustine
last wednesday. Miss Georgia Oliveros accom-
panied these ladies to Tallahassee, where she
will be the guest of Miss Kemper for a few
weeks
Judge p. w. White last Thursday returned
from South Florida He was at Orlando ON the
4lh, where and when General Finley opened the
campaign in the Second District, and he says the
people received the General with much enihusi-
asm Speeches were made by General Finley,
Judge White, and Hons. A ]. Russell and Chas.
w. Dougherty.