The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-26

Mr. Henry Stern returned from New York
yesterday
Miss Fay Templeton is delighting Western
audiences
Mr. W. c. Lewis last Friday returned from
North Georgia
MIR E. W cla!k, ne jeweler arrived from
New York yesterday
Judge VI. c. Pickett, of Carrabelle. was in
the city few days ago.
Mrs P. Houstoun and Mr.. j. A Elmondson
returned to St. Teresa last week
Father J. :. IIugon officiated at The Catho-
iic Ch%rch in Lake City last Sunday
Mr. y L. IIammatt. OF Palma Soda, has
placed II, under obligations for repeated favors.
Miss Hattie Balrzell, OF Fernandina. 10
spcnng few weeks with friends in Tallahas-
Mr. l.. B Wombwell. after a few weeks So
joum at Gainesville has returned To the Capital
City
Hon. W. II. Gleason and Mr. f F. Skinner,
Republican candidate for Congress, are regis
tered Al the City Hotel
-Mtssrs w W. and H. H. Walker, OF Craw-
forlviie, were in the city Yesterday en- route to
Savannah 10 purchase goods
Mr. J. S. Cowdon soliciting agent for the
Jacksonville Caton, made pleasant call at The
FLoRIDIAN office last Wednesday
Mr. Arthur Chares, having been restored TO
health by few weeks sojourn at the Capital,
departed ON Thursday for Sanford
DR.. g. W. Betton left tor Staunion, Va on
Saturday, in obedience TO telegram stating that
his ltle son Donald was seriously i'll.
Mr. Richard Shine, who has been living at
Savannah about a year last week returned to
Tallahassee 10 accept his old situation in the
railroad shops
-Prof F. r. Rivers arrived in the city on
Saturday, and is stopping at Mrs. Whitaker's
He is the new Principal of West Florida Semi
nary, the tall session of which opens next Mon
day
Mr. l.. M.&Thayer, of the Strathmore Hotel
on Fernandina beach, spent few days in Tai
lahassee last week Mr.. Thayer came here to
look at The New Hotel and was very well
pleased with The building
Gen. W ID Barnes. who has been assisting
Hon. r. II VI Davidson in his canvass of West
Florida returned to the Capital on Friday He
reports that the meetings were well attended.
the people enthusiastic, and he has no fears as
to the result in November
The arrivals from St Teresa during the week
are Rev II H. Kennedy and family, Major
Leroy ID. Ball and family, Judge w P. Byrd
and wife, Misses Lila. Fannie and Lima Byrd,
Miss Lde Smith, Capt p. Houston, Mr. Geo
Lewis and Master Favus Byrd
Mr. J. A. Cromarte, of Mccosuke, called
al the FLoRIDIAN office yesterday He reports
the health OF that section good, all crops first.
class-exccpt the crop Of Independents which
is total failure, and the people are contented
and busiy engaged gathering the rapidly open
ing cotton.
Griffin (Ga.l Ne'cs: Miss Matte W. Blox
ham, OF Tallahassee, Fla, arrived here yesterday
morning 10 attend the Female College. She
was an old pupil Of Prof Butler, as was also her
father, now the present Governor of the State,
who was prepared for the William and Mary
College by the Professor.
The Benedictne countenance of Judge g.
\ Stanley, Of Pensacola, frightened the Flo
KDIAN sanctum last Saturday for the first time
since he assumed the honorable and happy title
Of husband. He came from Louisville, KY,
where his accomplished wife is at present So
journng The Judge and his bride were on a
bridal tour through the North and West when
the yellow fever was reported at Pensacola, and
he promptly and generously forwarded his check
for 300.