The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-06-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Head notes on fourth page.

Head notes on fourth page.
Mich cow for sale at this Office.
Blank Chatlel Mortgages for sale at this
Office.
Nearly forty Talahasseeans are enjoying
the Gulf breezes at ST. Teresa
Wanted, at the Capital City OF Florida,
afrst-class canning establishment
The public schools of this city were closed
last Friday afternoon for the summer.
Col j. A Jewell, prominent hotel man of
Philadelphia is the latest applicant for our New
Hotel
The latest new song is said to be entitled:
Hug Me to Death, Darling" 1t is a duet, of
course.
Figs are abundant in our market, at ten
cents per quart They are of good size and ex-
celent flavor.
The material for charging the Lamb House
is being placed on the ground, and work will
commence in a short time.
The Madison base ball nine and the IEsthetes
are trying to arrange for a series OF games TO
come of in the near future.
"A blue-eyed, daIk-haired little son now con-
tributes 10 the joys and pleasures at the home of
Mr.. R. B. German, the popular jeweler.
The Quincy and Tallahassee base ball clubs
will play in this city next Friday, instead of
on the 4th OF July, as previously announced.
The steamer Amite is expected at ST. Marks
tomorrow, with iull cargo of assorted freight,
among which is large lot of California sack
-four.
An exchange says never touch lettuce with
knife, as it impairs the flavor and destroys the
cispness of the leaf; always tear it apart with
the fingers
Read the advertisement of "saw-mill for
sale" Messrs. Coombs & Emlen, of Apalachi-
cola, will furnish particulars upon application in
person or by letter.
MIR. John E. Page, in letter received yes
terday, in reference to the prospects of the
Townsville, Tallahassee and Gulf Railroad,
says: "Al looks bright"
AT temperance celebration in a Western
city, little lad appeared in the procession bear
ing flag, on which was inscribed the following
Ais right when daddys sober"
Judge p W. White, Commissioner of Lands
and Immigration, has temporarily moved his
ONCE up stairs in the Capitol, in order TO have
peasanter quarters during the summer
A petition praying for the re-establishment
Of the postoffice at ST. Teresa, and the appoint
nent of Mrs ]. B. Hopkins as postmistress, has
been forwarded to Hon. R. H. NJ. Davidson.
Mr.. Y. A. Levy is selling off his stock Of
goods al Gust, with view TO enlarging his store
de contemplates building Q rear addition fifty
feet long, and will make other needed improve.
ments
The Democratic mass-meeting, to select del
egates TO the Congressional Convention, will
meet In this city on the 9Th of July. Make you
arrangements, one and all, so as TO be able I,
attend.
A colored man named Randall Saunders
formerly belonging TO Gen. Robt. Butler, ant
his body servant in the war of 1912, died nea
this city last Friday. He was known to be ovel
100 years old.
One OF our truckmen. who raised fine croI
OF Irish potatoes this spring, planted some culs
and now has potatoes from them larger thar
hen eggs This is doing very well for the SECOND
crop this year
Service win commence on the mail route
from Tallahassee to Carrabelle next Monday
d. X CrOmartie, sub-contractor, informs us thai
the service will be semiweekly, leaving this city
Mondays and Wednesdays
Mr.. B. F. Walker, of Iamonia, Leon county
has fine Florida raised colt at the livery sta
Die OF Mr. ]. c. Kemper, on Monroe street This
coll Is three years old, sixteen hands high, wei
mace and Of good stock-Botany Bay.
In nine out of ten cases of Cholera Infdntun
Aod Bowel Disorders that prove fatal from
URINARY neglect and subsequent treatment, ii
a"'stg use Of DR.. MOFFETTs TRETHINA Teeth
ing Fowders) could haos sdoed tie child S
-AessrS Alex. McDougall, Jr., JAS Munro
~ b. Maxwell, Alex. McDougsll. ST.. and "A
stephenson last Saturday returned from pleas
ufe IMP along the Gulf coast They had pleas
Ani time, and feasted on fish and oysters
when the contractors get their forces +
wax On the Lamb House and the new court
nOess within stones throw b each other, tina
pofaea q The Capital City win present seen
activity very pleasing TO our people.
-Assw days ago We were shown large an
oasone double scarlet hlabiscus from the en-
.aVe HOVER garden of Mrs. J. B. Hall, VIII
efeat interest In the growing Of rare an,
an'ai flowers, Of which she has large mum
r J. A. Chchlow and Messrs. r. d. L. {
- :. 4 Demilly went on hunting and flsh
acaFs'oo TO st. Marks river last week. The
hfge Quantities Of hsh, and Mr. L {
- 10y Killed one dear and Mr.. J. A CrscAlo,