The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-05-29

Mr. w. S. Whistler, of jacksonville is in
the city.
Hon E. F. Skinner, of Escambia, was in the
city on Saturday.
Miss Fannie Oliveros, of St Augustine, is
he guest of Miss Katie Kemper
DIR. A. L. Randolph left last week tor Pen
sacoa, where he will remain several days.
Mr. J. II. Acree agent of the Jacksonville
Herald and Dispatch, was in the city last week
Judge W. p. Byrd, who has been confined
at his home for the past two weeks, is sill quite
sick.
Mr. Howard Lamar, Of the editorial staff of
the Mariana Courier and deservedly popular
young gentleman, called on lis last week.
Col s. T. Kingsbery, of Quitman, Ca at
torney for the Live Oak and Rowlands Bluff
Railroad, was in the city "a few days last week
Mrs. A. II. Gilmore and family leave for
Boston tomorrow Mr.. F. c. Gilmore will &C
company them to Savannah and see them safe
on the steamer.
Mrs Duval, who has been resident of Jack
sonville for some months past, last Thursday re-
turned to her home in Tallahassee, accompanied
by Mrs Cassidy her daughter and two sons.
Col r. R. Bridges, President of the Will
mington and Weldon Railroad, leaves for home
to- morrow in his private car, accompanied by his
family, who have been in Tallahassee for some
time
Mr.. F. P Seffner, of Marion, Ohio, is her
looking for home in our flower land. He is
we'll pleased with the fine undulating country
about Tallahassee, and we hope he will con
clude to settle here.
W. f. Burbank, Esq, 0fthe Evansville, Ind.
daily Courier, was in the city last week. He
has travelled widely, is judge of lands, and
fully appreciates the excellencies of our country
its soil, scenery and climate.
Hon. Columbus Drew, late State Comp
! troller, visited the Capital last Friday. The
many friends of this estimable gentleman were
pleased to note that he was in good health and
genially cheerful-as his happy nature is.
Major Okeechobee Williams agent for the
State of Florida Of the Times Democrat, visited
his capital city last Friday on his way from the
Peninsula to Louisiana He will be back in the
State to " look after things" in about two
weeks.
MIR. JAS f. Broome, of Quincy, came to Tai
lahasSee last week Tor the purpose OF buying
home and becoming citizen of his native city
We regret 10 learn that he lett without making
the desired purchase. " If at first you don't sue
coed, try, try again
Mr.. Frank, editor and proprietor of the
Tropical Paradise, a handsome weekly paper
published at Jacksonville, spent some days in
Tallahassee last week. 1t was his first visit to
Leon and he was surprised and pleased by the
excellence of our middle country.
DIR NJ s. Hancke, Dental Surgeon, leaves
next Friday for Pensacola. The Doctor came
to Tallahassee highly recommended, and has en-
joyed good practice during five months So
journ in the Capital City He will return in
October, accompanied by his family, and spend
the winter in this city.
Rev. N. NJ. Long. of Memphis, Tennessee,
preached two very eloquent and impressive SER
mons at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
Mrs Long spent the winter with her mother
in Tallahassee, and her husband came here
last week for the purpose of accompanyin G
her home They will leave for Memphis some
time this week.