The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-14

Stale Engineer Duval was in the CITY on
Saturday.
Miss Mary Brevard left last Thursday -v-u.
ing for North Carolina.
Captain Haley T. Blocker returned from
South Florida last Friday
Col. VIM. Scott, of Monticello, was in the
city several days last week
DIR. A. B. Hawkins and family lef las
Thursday for Raleigh, N. c.
Judge j. b. Christie. of Monticello, spent
last Thursday at the Capital
Mr.. John Gallie, of Townsville was visit
ing friends in the city last week
Mr. A B. Clark and family, of jacksonville
are in the city for week or two.
- Mrs Josephine Girard is spending some
time with friends in Townsville
Col. j. F. Mcclellan, OF Mariana, spen,
Friday and Saturday at the Capital
Mrs. John Garwood, of Monticello, is spend
ing week with friends in Tallahassee
johnnie Duval has taken charge of the W es-
tern Union Telegraph office in this city
Mr.. 5. &. Ball is again at his post at The
head of w. r. Wilson's shoe department.
Hon Hugh A Corley arrived n, the Capital
Il
MIR. George l. Davis one of Gadsden coun-
tvs promising young men, was in the city last
Friday.
-Messrs o. b. Smith and VIM. Mickler, of
st. Augustine, are among the late arrivals at The
ST. James.
Mrs. Virginia Denham and Mrs G. c. Floyd
have gone to North Georgia for the remainder
of the season
Mr.. JOS. McInnis will leave during the week
to spend a short time in the mountains of Ten
nessee, and then go to Iowa
Mr.. W. F. Lytle has returned to his first
love, and is now representing the house of X.
b. Post 4 Son, of New Orleans
MIR. Ed Manning, of Leon county, Florida,
is in Blakey on visit We hope his stay will
be pleasant one. Blakely (Gu) Nescs
Mr.. John Ludlam, of Yorkshire, England, is
visiting the family OF his nephew, Mr.. John Tur-
nell, who located here about the first of June
R. Don Mcleod, Esq, editor Of the LIND Of
FS0uers, last Friday returned from South Florida,
where he left his family much improved in
health.
Mr. j. A Ball has returned from week S
vacation, spent in Gadsden county. and may be
found on duty in the boot and shoe store of d.
b Megnniss, Jr
Mr. Robert Gamble, who has been with the
engineer corps of the Transit Railroad, locating
line from Panasotkee to Fort Dade, was on
visit to Tallahassee last week
Misses Annie Mills and Male Weathers
leh yesterday for Tallahassee Fla, where they
60 to visit relatives We hope they may have
an enjoyable visit.-Bainbr7dge Democrat, 9th.
MIR. F. 5. Grimes, of Pensacola, travelling
agent Of the p. & A. Railroad, was in Talahas-
see last Wednesday in the interest of that line
working up an excursion to Pensacola and
passenger travel to and from the Louisville FIX
position
Col. JnO p. Cobb and family, of Goltlsboro,
n. c., arrived at Tallahassee last Friday on q
visit to his brother in-law. Col r. A Whitfield
Col. Scott was gallant soldier in the Confedel-
ate army, commanded the I'd North Carolina
regiment, and lost a leg in one of the battles in
Virginia.
Mr.. Ormond Chaires, private secretary to
the Governor after an extended trip North aud
West, mas returned to his post. He spent one
day at the Louisville Exposition last eek, where
he met Commissioner Brinly, who was busy in
the Florida department, and anxiousy awaiting
the arrival of additional exhibits from Florida
Colonel Brinly will receive and properly display
all exhibits consigned to him