The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-28

e We STEPPED into Captain Bryla's ollce last
silay and found him paying OF The grand ju-
fefss with specie When the Democnts came
E,a pswer about six yesn aso jaEon were paid
b acrip worth about sixsy cents - he dollar.
Fssat gratifying change few yeAs Of Demo
tgalic rale has wrought. Il
b "A good way 10 bake apples or pears b 70
Psi rat them In small jar, cover them with
tsttef, and bake slowly for at least two hours
~ ION choose. scatter sugar over each layer If
tuB before putting the water on. The juice
kftsadd the sugar afeerward and lesit come to .
1--WE have been requested 70 saggess to the
hdees of Tallahassee that the military students
~ Vest Florida Seminary desire q banner They
as'e ALI uniformed drill regularly with their guns.
AZ. will parade at the Fifth Annual Middle
Hlsfida Fair in January. All they lack to put
8sm in full marching order il handsome
eaHner. just such an a. the ladies are capable
OF aesigning, preparing and presenting.
-7-Wc are in receipt Of copy OF the Guide
y houth Georgia and Florida" published by the
Messenger Department Of the Savannah, Florida
pH: Western Railway Company, fer the season
81 1925 1t has an attractive cover, is neatly
pf snted contains brief descriptions of points Of
aitrEest to the tourist, invalid, immigrant and
&4rtsman, and tells how TO reach them. An excel
&nt map accompanies the work, thus making it
What it purports to be, a valuable guide TO the
ettsons mentioned in its title.
4tThe sweet-poiato crop of Leon county is
eI.ply immense this fall. Even the Oldest in
tasstant never saw anything to equal it,
Tx average yield is unusually good, the pota-
foM;: generally very large and of excellent quail
0yt Some of the largest We have seen are of
INC Providence variety, and were raised by Mr.
.Vstson Pope, on Lake Iamonia. Messrs. T. H.
Randolph & Go. sent lot OF them to our resi-
@ea:ce, ANY one of which would be sufficient for
tssnilY OF half dozen persons.
Last Wednesday afternoon the freight train
&obsng west on the Florida Central and Western
Ra:lroaJ met with an accident about three miles
sasf OF Eilaville. 1t appears that the trackman
bate taken up rail without displaying the usual
sigltal and when tire train came in sight the dis
tan:e was so short that the engineer, with sew
ens9en loaded cars and only Two brakes, could
aUiIu3 his tTdlu u matt DeIOfC reaching the
1aPln The track, and the engine ran off and en-
Finter Johnston had narrow escape from
eseiGg crushed to death The damage was very
slight, but trains were delayed several hours
! "a quiet wedding took place in this city last
yrsarsdsy evening, at the residence of Judge D.
s.: Walker, on South Monroe street. The con-
frai1ing parties on this happy occasion were Col
ga ". Cockrel prominent attorney OF Jack
teonsille, and Miss Florida A., the handsome and
accomplished daughter of our esteemed fellow
sctiSen, Ex-Governor D. s. Walker. The cere-
}nosy Was performed by Rev. j. L. Hugon, of
stke+ Roman Catholic Church. The newly mar
kriet couple left for Jacksonville on the 7:3O
.tfaiz. Mas Florida was one of Tallahassee's
MO- popular and esteemed young ladies, and she
kesoee to her new home with the congratulations
sapd hes. wishes of numerous frien ads in the Cap
ital,City-