The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-08-21
Personal.

MIR. J. p. Carroll is visiting friends in Gcor-
Mr. II. w. Rugg leaves to-day for New
York
Mrs. G. A. Bryan leaves Tomorrow for the
Strathmore.
Judge j. t. Bernard went down TO ST. Tc
resa last week
Captain G. G. Floyd has returned from
North Georgia.
Mrs. II. Fairbanks Is visiting friends At
Green Cove Spring
DR.. W. Ii. Bradford is enjoying the Gulf
breeze at ST. Teresa
Colonel John A. Henderson left for The
North few days ago.
Mrs. George Brooks, of Kew West, is visit
ing friends in this city
Mrs. f. and Miss F. NJ FAY departed for
Philadelphia last week
B. F. Tidwell, Esq, of Madison, registered at
the St. James yesterday.
Engineer James Tull is spending few days
vacation on the ST. Johns
MIR. Joseph Baker, of Michigan is visiting
Tallahassee for his health.
Miss Mary Stanley, of Bainbrilgc, is the
guest of Mrs H. N Felkel.
Mrs Captain Shaw, of jacksonville. is the
guest of Mrs. f. X. Foster.
MIR. A. B. Hart, of Lake City, was registered
at the st. James last Friday
Attorney General Raney will take his fam
lily to the Strathmore this week.
Colonel r. l.. Gentry, representing the Sa-
vannah Neaos, is in the city to day.
MIR. X. Nj. Cary, Jr., Auditor of the p. * A.
Railroad, was al the St James Friday
Mrs. c. Herring, of Miccosukie, is spending
few days with friends in Tallahassee
Colonel d. II. Elliott, editor of the FYo,ilr
Dispotch, is registered at the ST. James.
Mr.. X. W. Lawton, Of Orange county, was
last week visiting relatives in Tallahassee.
Mr.. j. Edmund Page and wife sailed on
Saturdays Savannah steamer for New York.
-Messrs. II. c. Crawford l.. Harley and f.
Virgins are spending a week onthe Gulf coast
Mrs. Chas. Glover, of Monticello, spent a
few days with friends in Tallahassee last week.
MIR. w. Fl. Haskell leaves to night for Ohio,
where he will remain until the middle of No.
vcmber
Mr. o. X. johnson is spending the summer
at Newport, II. l. lie will return to Tallahassee
in the fall
NAA"o nA"AJ NotACiOu, btiCI SaJouIH vi SlA
weeks in the Capital City, returns to Jackson
vile to-day.
Miss Mary p. Raney. of Apalachicola, is
visiting the family of her brother, Attorney
General Raney.
Capt. Fl. S. Reeves Circuit Clerk of Gads-
den county, spent Il pleasant hour in the FLoRI-
DIAN sanctum last Thursday
DIR. w. j. Gum, who has been away recrl-
perating his health, has returned, and will at
tend TO all professional calls made on him
Capt. II. S. Duval passed through this city
last Friday on his way to Blount Springs, Ala,
where his family are spending the summer
After an absence of six days on visit to his
wife and sick daughter in Marietta, Georgia,
Governor Bloxham returned to the Capital last
Thursday.
The FLoRIDIAN was pleased TO welcome
yesterday b. F. Coley, Esq, editor of the Lees
burg Ne,os, live journal, which is among our
valued exchanges.
Mr. George F. Henry left for South Florida
last night. He took with him about fifty col
ored men to work on his contract on the Flor
ida Southern, in Marion county.
The FLoRIDIAN was pleased to receive a
Gull ias' SATURDAY Ho" YIN. II. movies, Esq,
Vice President of Merchants Bank of Pen
sacola, and one of the most enterprising young
men of that city.
MIR. F. w. Basford, OF Brooklyn, N V,
who was induced to visit Tallahassee by reading
the FLORIDIAN, is here for few days. He is
delighted with our city and surrounding coun-
try, and is spending the time very pleasantly
visiting and fishing on the beautiful clear water
lakes of Leon county.
Judge w. T. Duval, OF Crawfordville, called
at the FIoRIDIAN Office yesterday He had with
him a sample of the gold quartz recently discov-
cred by him, on the Sopchoppy river. The
Judge does not seem TO be unduly exercised
over his find" and is patiently awaiting the
result of an analysis Of the quartz.