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

Capt, W. H. Carroll, of Live Oak, spent last
Wednesday at the Capital.
Colonel A. p DeMilt returned from New
York last Thursday.
Mrs. John Mage, of Apalachicola, is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. W. NJ Mcintosh.
Miss Hammie Blake, of Lake City, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs R. B. German
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Shine left on Saturday
to visit friends at Columbus, Ga.
Mr. Albert Mcbride, of Bainbridge, Ga, was
visiting friends in this city last week
Miss Alice Blythe is spending the summer
in Texas visiting relatives.
Judge w. P. Byrd, Captain p Houstoun
and Mr. Phelps Wilson left for ST. Teresa few
days ago.
Gen Henry r. Jackson and Mr.. r NJ. De-
mere, of Savannah, were in the city last Wednes
day.
Mr.. G. Hal. Dickinson came up from St.
Teresa on Thursday, and departed on Saturday
for Georgia.
Colonel W. D. Burtchall, contractor on the
Chattahoochee and East Pass Railroad, was in
the city on Saturday
Mr.. w. o. Ames, General Freight and Pas
senger Agent of the Florida Central and Western
Railroad, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. L. Cross. Northwestern Passenger
Agent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
was in the city last week, and left us a copy of
the new map of this road and its connections.
Major w. NJ. Davidson the popular and eff
Gent General Manager Of the Florida Contra
and Western Railroad, was in the city last Friday
looking after the interests of his line
"A meeting of citizens was held here Thurs
day to take action in regard TO establishing fe-
male college. Prof J. D. Wade was elected
President, and Board of Trustees appointed,
who will procure suitable building. 7roy
(Aa) Inquirer
= The following gentlemen registered at
the City Hotel this morning: A s. Mann,
Crystal River; NJ. w. Carruth, Tampa c. r.
King Lake City; c. H. Smith, J. A. Scott,
Madison; X. Phelps, Jacksonville; 4. E. Will
lard, Sarasota; A s Ackley, Lafayette county.
The following attorneys have been in atien.
dance upon the Supreme Court during the past
week: Colonels L. J. Fleming and A. w. Cock.
rell, of Jacksonville; Mr. T L. Clarke. of Mon :
ticello, and Colonel S B. Stephens OF Quincy,
and c. r. King, of Lake City
Mr. |. NJ. Aud, formerly resident of Or.
anse county, but lately denizen of Tallahassee,
is back among his old haunts and exhibits de-
cided propensity to remain hereabouts His
many friends would be very glad 10 welcome
him back permanent resident-O Orlando Re
porter
"A number of delegates ID the Congressional
Convention, which meets here Tomorrow are
in The city. The following are registered at the
City Hotel: Manatee L. J. knight, J. w " hid
den, J. n. Parker; Franklin, w T. Orman, Fl.
L. Grady; Hillsborough, G. b. Sparkman
W. B. Henderson, w. F. Burts, c. L. Wilder /;
Monroe, F. J. Moreno; Gadsden f. G. Love, H..
F. Sharon; fernando, ID. G. Blackburn. d. Ii
Thrasher, w. G. Sumner
Col, Jos Voyle, of Gainesville, came To this
city last Thursday To ascertain exactly where
the 10000 acres of land recently patented to
John Lowe and Others by the government was
located. 1t will be great relief to the people of
Alachua TO learn that this large grant is not 10
Gated in their county The pas on file in the
L. ). Surveyor Generals office, in this city, show
that these lands lie as follows In townships Is
and 49, south range "a east, Volusia county, TO-
DIG acres; in townships , and g. north range %
east, on the north side of ST. Johns river, between
said stream and Cumberland sound, 1858 acres