The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-07-18
LOCAL DEPARTMENT

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We hear rumars of . M m-rruu-lIr d-u,-
Tallahassee Al carry dsy
There are M sAnl-a5rz a. - Tees a.
as an exchanges puts q. -~hen tl.r sad is....
the sand fires"
The Capital M4rriaEr Hep 49, :.
organized and ready fsr bu-in-ss Tlsrals.r
tisement Appears else~h--
Three Pinis fur a nicklr - TIE gurlrrur 49,.
blackberries have bern selling an lhr s,rur.. n
TallAhassee during the p4sE werk
Mr. Varneioe. az TbomasEille. rrrefrs.i A.
per CRAZE fnr twenty tkree crs.les 81 L.
T<ars recently shipp-d y Se~ Tork
The case Of T. T Ed1-riou - Msra- Al
Aldermen Of Green Cove STrinEs 49, sal.nl--l
TO the supreme Cur d-ring Ib- pa-I ~-sk-
The ladies will int oumplrse a---,u-vs
OF fine Shears and Scis-srs. Warraursi rl.- -
Al Z W CIarks u
Mr.. H. Liyely's y0ung Lr(,sutr lr,,z hass
some very 6ne pezrs en- fhsEn. a. Lar- al tel
Conte trees in Ihis seciion ssld enau-h o. t-.r
fruit
The New Orleans rrizhi aud pas-u--r
packet Annie Iand-sl Al 81 Ma1ks Ssr-rl.r
murning. discharged her calr.s AMI srpar-ei y
the evening
Notice the change IN the aIEerii-euruf a
Mr. W r. Wilson. He pruP.-es O. fsrusa tais
whole seciion with Cs@l's -P-rel Ihr-ss.l and he
viii sell you goods rrgArdle-- 81 cost
Mr. b = Herring. living iauT uiir- east af
Tallahassee, a few DAYS AZ I'M o. a and rs.r
weighing fifteen 0unces and mez-uriuE tEeIrs
and hall inches in ciIcumlereuce
The steamer Bel l. Cmts aaI Or
schooner John Edwards arr r,uuiuz ID tle
Gulf eaast trade, and UIu take irsfrhr and 49,
sengers 70 and from 81 Trrs-4- - a.IEss1s-.-
menL
-COnducior T. K HnlIinEfr Eas I1st Sz-ur-
day exhibiting cluster % four L-l'oufe pszrs
from the grove Of Major BENJAMIN ParlriI--. e.
MonIiceIlo, who has q number 81 me t-r-s az
are bearing well
The third game Of sase-hlI brfErcu Ese
Quincy nine and the -Eslheies xil b. play-d q
an early day Mr. . D4sEer-nr. 81 Qsinry. i
preparing a handsome banner % b. prssraiei -
the victorious club
Many pEng. ds5lzaIisEf iafI.f fr-itins a1d
wasting away daily. a.s-n unsbie - diE-=z IT,
food, may b. re.rusd frsm untiulsig gr1us. By
DR. Mofrtfs Terfhinz Testiing Po~irrsl Al
Druggists keep them
Work Is progressing 90 the adiiiiau o Tie
Lamb House. and l4st SATURDAY grouud E-s
broke for the foundation uf Mr. LiEelE's ueE
brick building ON Jeh-rsan STREET and he eziea-
sion Of Mr. Y A LEWIS sIore-
Mr. Charles A Choaie Is gr0Eing ueE
and choice variety Of sEeri paialoes ihis ss-ss1-
For the past two weeks be- has been selling theu
in this city al t1s5 per izshel. buI tllry YER
very fine Of extraordinary size and good a4Eur
A pleasant enIerlainmeuf VAS gwen g tle
residence Of Mr. r. 5 Williams last WeiH-si.T
evening. in hanar q Mss Bertha BeFl4ck- a
Jacksonville Quite nnmber of young pe'lpIs
were present, and the occasion Mas . very e.
joyable one
Gus Ward and Cedar Trent Vii sQeu1 .
month Of the warm season IN the cruniTE-
Mayor Nash has granted them lraEe q Ahsenns
for thirty days These colared lads lefl On ne
train this morning. and viii spend their Taca-ian
at Chaires' camp
We learn that the sieamer conveying ne
Pensacola delegation 70 the CeuEcntnn
grounded on the bar Al The mouth of m >.
Marks river yesterday They vill GET a -
the high tide this morning. and reach ihis CRY
BY the 81. Marks train At y 80 to-day
Last Friday one AZ the buildings in the Cen
vent yard. on Mnurue street. Vas diScoVerrd %
be on fire. Very Iuckily Father Hugu8 as
there a. the time. and With a small force FumP
extinguished the flames before any maier1i
damage vas sustained
Father Hugnn. &C the Catholic Church 81
this city. last Friday administered the riehi q
baptism 10 Howard James. one at fhe negro
murderers Of Mr. p PAfersnn. Al Maliis'n- and
who is now in the LEON cnunfy iuIl aEaiiiHg
trial, which viii CRIME a At Jasper eHriy IN Al
gust
A very prolific lemon bush. not mare ih-n
eight feet high, may b. seen in the yard q A1
jar G. A. Ball. on Clinton street There arr -
eral gOod-sized lemons on u. one of which 5 II
teen inches in circumference. besides nAns
smaller ones. and the bush enHiinues b hi'''m
and fruit
The 6rsl number &C the Spsrtsl,r, an me-
pendent newspaper. Was issued from ihe hcaae-
sais Office in this city las Thursday. With NJ
F. Y. Fitch ~ publisheE, bat M editor : an
nounced- II IL q SIX -column paper- nezly
printed and advocates the election Of Hon d
L. McKinnon for Cougress-
We desire tn direct speciAl attention % nc
call for Convention of Vegetable Groves.
issued under the auspices Of the Middle finsla1
Agricultural and Mechanical Association Inc
Convention viii be held IN hts city On me iS.a
of August, and We shall have more 30 say %
this important subject in future issues q ihs
FL0RTDIAN.
Mr.. Paul T. Wyeih. advertising eouifac"@
for the Jacksonville Dazy TaiOA. made pieAS-
ant call AZ the FroRrDIAE once LAST saiuFuss
morning. He spsnt the day IN TailahAsses y
the interest Of that paper, Which = very PoPal-I
here. a II IA elsewhere in the State Tbs ''p-
Is a live, progressive and newsy journal, ana -
handsome new dress i admired By all
-Afa meeting Of TIE Leon County boHIa .