The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-24

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"0 'ieuical Department of the University of
louisiana. This institution is located IN M
orleans, and the students have the hane6, of
sally instruction in the Charity Hospital Of tho,
city. ''''p'''' "' 'ha'
~ "'ougn the kindness of Rev Lyman
"e'ps, we last week received fine pineapple
ene'al oaniords famous plantation at
=. SANFORD. 1t was of the "Trndad variety
neighed seven and hall pounds, and was very
delicious
-Messrs. John McDougall, A. Stephenson. d
= Maxwell and Alex. McDougall last Saturday
s:'urneu from NARROWING expedition on the
E,oll coast. They visited ST. Teresa, Dog Island
fhe snapper banks and other points. and had a
AelightfuI time.
: The third quarterly meeting of the present
conference year will be held at HE Tallahassee
a. r. Church South next SATURDAY and Sunday
services will also be held Friday morning and
evening. Rev. j. Atkins, Presiding Elder. will
preach Saturday and Sunday.
:, "A pretty way to vary orange ielly is. after
making the jelly in the natural way, to fill the
mould half full with the cliv and law slices Of
Irange in and cover with the resi- Of the i.,v
Pineapple jelly is also very nice with ,rr.tcd
pineapple put in in this WAY.
The Gardeners Mhthiy SAYS let the laundry
1oiks ON every day pour boiling hot suds about
3he roots OF peach trees which Will destroy In.
tnsidious little fungus that produces The vel
BOWS and other diseases, and furnish the larva.
4f insects which are 50 injurious
living to The Information thai but very few
white teachers can attend the Normal School
announced for next Monday, there viii he nonc
opened Ii is deemed advisable. tl.t ,,,,, ,,a, Ia
opened rs IN adjunci 10 the W,st Florida Semi
nary during the regular session If tha, ins,i,n-
ton.
Among the visitors from Monticello last
thursday, who did not Register i, the hotel
were the following ladies and gentlemen. Misses
Fannie and Mile Palmer Clifford aud Lille
Walker, Jennie TuInbull Maggie Johnson Ma.
ME Perkins, Mamie and Julia simkjus Mr.
and Mrs. f. B. Bailey, and Mcs,rs. " b and
j. NJ. Lamar
MIR. Z. S. Barry, of Ohio, in renewing his
subscription, says The FLoKlDIAN Is a ncccs-
sity in my household am arranging mv nlans
=. 80 as 10 be able to visit Tallahassee in Novem
ber MIR. Barry talks OF establishing IA barrel
and crate mandatory in Tallahassee He is a
skilled mechanic, and we have no doub he can
build up good business here in tha, line
-FLoRIDIAN Item Box There's something
about your daughter" Mr. Whan.hop said re-
hecuvely-"there's something about your daugh.
ter" Yes" said old Mr. Thisepod, here
-; have noticed it myself 1t comes every
night at o'clock, and it duc>n', get away uSu.
ally till about II o'clock And some of these
evenings am going to lit it all the way from
the front parlor to the side gate and see what
here is in it,"
The counties OF the West are coming 10 the
Middle tor corn One Of the heaviest mcrca Mule
trims OF Milton has addressed letters to
business men of Tallahassee with view To buy
ing largely OF the corn product ui Leon county.
In our grain-bearing soil we have a great source
OF wealth, for can raise brea,lsutfs and feed
enough to supply the deficit OF numbers of Flor
ida counties, and undersell The dealers of the
Western States.
MIR. Wittie Eures, a mouldcr in the machine
shops of the Florida Central and Western Rail
road, IN this city, met with very serious acct
dent last Tuesday. By some mishap in tapping
the cupola the molten iron was thrown in differ
ent directions, particle OF which struck Mr.
Eures in the eye. He has been great sufferer
ever since the accident, his eye is very much
swollen and closed, and the physician is unable
to determine whether the Sight is DESTROYED or
not.
"A portion of the mail and passenger train
due here at 5:55 last Thuray morning, WAS
thrown from the track about five miles west of
Tallahassee. In front Of the baggage car and
passenger coaches We're number Of empty box
cars. The wheels on one end Of a boX-car
jumped the track, and the engineer whistled for
breaks In attempting to reach his post the
brakeman was thrown from the train, and five
box-cars the baggage car and second class coach
were untracked and badly wrecked. Express
Messenger DeCottes and Mail Agent Griffin
were among those injured, the latter very seri-
Ousy
-Messrs {. G. Pearce W. ~ Mcintosh, ST.,
VIM. Frazier, John Branch, j. A. Pearce, Harry
Burroughs and +. A IIoustoun last Saturday re-
turned from weeks visit to st. Teresa and
other points on the Cult coast. Capt J NJ. Phillips,
OF ST. Marks, took them ont to the snapper
banks one day, on his Sloop Ella, where they
caught fiily-twO fine snappers III less than thirty
minutes They had very pleasant trip, and
speak in the highest terms OF Captain Phillips
Parties wishing 10 spend few days on the coast
can employ him and his slaunch little vessel at
moderate rates. He is good sailor, clever and
accommodating. and knows just where to take
excurslonists in seach OF fun and sport
Married.
At Lloyds July 18th, by Rev. Thomas K Leon
ard, Miss Annie L., eldest daughter OF Major
Walter f. Lloyd, to Mr.. Walter F. Bond, of
Lloyds, Jefferson county, Florida M,.hceNo
Constitution.
Will ESud Pear Trees.
Furnishing the buds, Bartlett, kieffcr, &c, At -
per hundred, and warrant the work
142t W Ii. IIAskEIL
NacinaW Hats.
A new lot just received AT
IA d. b. MEGINNIse. JRS
You get the best Green and Black Tea, nj
Affords. IA
The shoe store
Is receiving goods every week.
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