The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-03-14
Personal.

Hon. Hugh A. Corley arrived in the city
this morning.
Mr. John s. Winthrop returned on Friday
from trip TO East Florida
Judge w. p Byrd and lady returned last
Friday from visit to Quincy.
Mr. A. Levy has returned from the North,
where he selected fine stock of goods
Mr. ]. E. Allen, of the Disston office in this
city, returned from Jacksonville this morning
Mrs. 8. w. Crichlow, of st. Augustine, is in
the city visiting Mrs. A V. Crichlow, on Clinton
street.
Mrs. Ella Cable, of Jacksonville, is visiting
the family of Captain A. Mosely, on Adams
street.
MIR. Alex. McDougall has removed to the
Ames building, on Calhoun street, recently prr-
chased by him.
Mr.. VIM. McCabe, of Toronto, Canada, has
been on his annual visit to Tallahassee. He left
for the East last night.
Mrs. John Howard, of Richmond, Va, has
been spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Dr. Betion, on McCarty street.
Mr.. J. r. Cohen, of the firm of r. s. Will
liams & Co, has returned from New York, where
he purchased large spring STOCK
The family of Mr. Wilt arrived from Quincy
yesterday, and have taken up their residence on
the corner of Boulevard and Gaines streets.
DIR. Conover and family will move into the
city this week, and take up their abode at the
residence of Mrs. Spier, on Calhoun street.
MIR. W. r. Wilson, the popular Monroe
street merchant, left few days ago for New
V.r vhoro ho xuill 1orU Gnr N
stock.
Mr.. E. B. Clark, after prospecting through
Georgia, Tennessee and South Carolina, has re-
turned, to his home in this city. "Theres no
place like home"
Mr.. E. R. Mexican, attorney at law, of
Washington City, has been in the city some days
on business connected with the Palatka and In
dian River Railroad.
Mr.. John Elliot, who has been clerking for
his brother, at the City Drug Store, on Monroe
street, left last week for jacksonville, to accept
position in the railroad shops at that place.
Captain II. T. Blocker, who has been in
South Florida for the past three months in the
employ of the Disston Company, spent few
days at his home, on Bronaugh street, last week.
-One OF Talahassee's most promising young
lawyers, Mr.. John s. Beard, has located in Ocala,
The Banner says "he stands well in the profession,
and has selected Ocala as his future home be-
cause it is a thriving, go-ahead city, and we hope
that he will be so crowded with business as not
TO regret his coming among u.s."
"A. 6. Mann, ESQ., of Crystal River. Her
nando county, accompanied by Mr. w. 81. KEEL
lev, of New York, made a pleasant call at the
FLoR1DrAN Office few days ago. Mr.. NJ says
that none but an actual observer can conceive OF
the boom ;" now visiting the southern counties
of the State or the prices paid for good lands.
Last Wednesday we had the pleasure of a
call from Mr. P. s. Gilmore, Travelling Passen-
ger Agent OF the Cincinnati Southern Railway
who is visiting Florida In the interest of his line
He favored Us with a neatly printed pamphlet Of
about one hundred pages, descriptive Of the coun-
try along said road and connecting lines. A
considerable space is devoted 70 Florida and
Florida scenes.
Judge D. g. Walker has returned from
Monticello, where he held the Spring term Of
the Circuit Court last week. He makes favor.
able report for jefferson county. The docket
was very small, there being bat two new crimi-
nal cases for trial, and he spoke in the highest
terms of the jurors drawn for the term. One Of
the criminals, indicted for setting fire 70 build
ing, was convicted on bis own confession and
sent to the PenitentiAry for 30 years.
Rev. @. D. Bernheim. D. D., of Charlotte
| N. c., has been In the city for several days. but
LETT for Madison by train Yesterday. He occu
pied the pulpits Of the Methodist and Presbyte-
rian Churches morning and evening last Sunday
The Doctor Is Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church. He 10 the President elect Of the Nortl