The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-03-21

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-Ow young ftiend. Robert Gamble. arrived
hon Sumter cOunsy lhis morning
--Judee L c. Piekstt, q Carfah.ile. uassed
through the city yesterday bound east
Judge W. T. Duval. of CsnwfOrdville, was
Registered ~ the City Hotel lasfThursday
We are pleased to learn that Rev. Mr.. Meany
i npidly recovering from his late illnessL
MA A B. Hawkins and Miss Matte Bailey
returned last Thursday from . visit to ST. Au-
gustiDe
Nj. ". P sluzer len few days ago for
. trip 70 CanAheIle. via Chattahooehee and Apa-
lachicolA-
Miss LAIlA v. Jordan, Of Quincy, is in the
city visiting the family Of Judge Byrd, on Cal
h0un street
Mr.. Thoa a Broome, representing the house
Of Butler. Pttkin q Co, New York, was in the
city last Thursday.
Mr.. John E Page, Of Albany, N Y, ar
rived at tallahassee last Wednesday, and Is now
on q visit to CarrabaIle.
Major W. Il. Dial, Of Madison, was in the
city last Tuesday, and purchased 1000 acres of
land in fernando county.
Our young friend John Duval has resigned
his position IN the telegraph ONCE al Lake City,
and returned TO his home in this city
Mr. John Keely, Of Atlanta, and Mrs. Col.
Bailey. Of Griffin. Ga, are in the city, stopping
al Ma Whiiakers, on Calhoun street
-Conduct0r George Floyd, Of the F. c. & J.
p n Railroads, has moved his family TO this
city and taken rooms at Ma whitaker'A
Mr.. c. H. Foster and lady returned last week
from trip to Manatee. Mr.. F. says he never
saw anything to equal the boom in that section
Capt. W. D. Davidson, General Manager of
the Florida Central and jacksonville, Pensacola
and Mobile Railroads, was in the city on Thurs-
day.
Mr.. A. Stice wife and daughter, of Ottumwa,
Iowa, arrived here yesterday Mrs Slice is in
feeble health, and we hope she will soon be ben
Gifted by our sunny cline
Hon s l. Niblack, of Lake City, spent two
days in Tallahassee last week. He Is suffering
from bronchial affection. and we were sorry to
see him in such feeble health.
Mr. D. ]. Mullaney. Travelling Passenger
Pacific Railway, made pleasant visit to the
FLoRDIAN once on Saturday.
Mr. Samuel W. Small OF the Jacksonville
7Smes. was on his first visit to the Capital City
yesterday, and made pleasant call at the FLO
RIDIAN Office. He went east last night
Mr. E. Z. Hollinger. of this city, has charge
of the depot at Monticello during the absence of
Mr. B. W. Partridge, the regular agent, who is
on q visit to East Florida for health and recrea-
ton.
Mr.. W. W. Walker, of Crawtordville, passed
through this city on Saturday en- route home from
Savannah, where he was treated by DR.. AbOn
for deafness and catarrh and throat affection and
was greatly improved and benefited.
DR. Richard Brand and wife. who have been
Stopping m this city several weeks, left this morn
ing for their home in Indiana They were
much improved by their soiourn in the Floral
City," and will probably return next winter.
Colonel c. r. Allen leaves to-day for New
York His many friends will regret his depart
ure, and wish him well wherever he may go. He
will not entirely give up Florida, but will return
from time to time, and possibly again reside here
-JacksOnWze Times, 1874.
Mr. VIM. A BOurs, of Jacksonv lille, is in the
city as the guest of Mr.. F. T. Myers, on Duval
street Mr.. BOuE has just recovered from a very
severe and protracted illness, having been pros
trated by typhoid fever for ffty-one days. and
visits Tallahassee to recruit his health and
strength.
Mr.. Jas. L. Girton and lady, of Waterloo,
Iowa. have been stopping at the City Hotel for
some weeks, and will remain here until the latter
part of April. when they will leave for their
home. They are delighted with this section, and
Mr.. G. Is interesting himself in behalf of our
county by distributing the Leon County Pam
phlet. He mailed twelve in one day last week.
Mr.. Glover Rawls returned last week from
the New York College of Pharmacy, the best in
stitute Of the kind in this country, where he
made very satisfactory progress He will re-
main ~ the drug store of bis brother. Mr. W. A.
Rawls, during the summer, and will return TO
the college At the opening Of the fall term in
september, and graduate at the close of the ses
sion
Mr. W. o. Ames, General Freight and Pas
senger Agent Of the consolidated Jacksonville,
Pensacola and Mobile and Florida Central and
Western Railroads, and Mr.. 7. B. Wells, general
bOOk-keeper, arrived yesterday from Tallahassee
to open their new Offices in this city. Their
Offices viii be in the Ast0r Block, where the Office
of the Treasurer, Mr.. T. W. RobY. ID now loca-
-JaekWneizs Times, 15lk
Mr.. n r Johnston and his accomplished
bride, of indianapolis Indians. reached this city
last Wednesday on their bridal tour, and were
cordially welcomed BY his many relatives and
frieDdA Mr. j. is chief clerk in the General
Freight Department Of the Pittsburg. Cincinnati
and st. Louis Railroad at Indianapolis, TO which
position be has risen by close application TO bust
meas and fidelity to his duty. he and his bride
were guests OF Mrs N. d. Papy, corner Of Call
and Calhoun streets, while in the city. They
left for Indiana yesterday. bearing with them the
best wishes Of their friends for long life of hap
piness and prosperity.