The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-06-12

-Ex-Govcrnor George +. Drew is in HE CITY
Capt. j. s McElroy last Friday returned
from Ohio
Capt II r. Blocker is nome again from
South Florida
Captain G. f. L. Allison, OF Quincy, arrived
at the Capital this morning
Mr. Thos III. Hodskise, of Banbrirl.c made
flying visit to Tallahassee last weak.
Captain G. y. Finley OF the Lake City he
lorter, arrived at The Capital This morning
Mrs. y. w. Cockrcll, OF jacksonville, is Wis
iting at The residence of her father JUDGE ID $.
Walker.
Miss Fay Tcmpleton WAS recently married
to Mr. w. ii. West oi Thatcher, Primr, Sc and
Vests Minsrcls.
Col. r. L. Gentry, the genial travelling rep
rcscntative of the Savannah Ncrs, was in the
city few days ago
Mr. w. W. Keep, editor of the Uera'd came
down last Tuesday to witness the performance
of Patience" by the Quincy Amateurs.
Col. ID. II. Elliot, General Agent Florida
Dispatch Line, was in the city yesterday look
ing after vegetable shipments for his no.
Mr.. Nat. II. Walker, Circuit Clerk of Wa
kulla county, was among the welcome visitors
at the FLORIDIAN office during the past week
Mr. ii. j. Wilt lett yesterday for GIdsdcn
county, where he expects to purchase several
thousands poun,'s of the fine tobacco rails cd
there
Colonel F. Il. Papy, General Freight Agent
OF the Florida Transit and Pcnnsular Railroad,
made pleasant call at the FLoRIDIAN office
this morning.
- Mrs e. S Reid and her daughter, Miss Eta ,
who have been spending some time with Judge
ID. S Walkers family, returned 20 their home at
Thomasville on Friday.
Chief Justice Randall, Associate VanVaikcn-
burgh, and Mr. C.. H. Foster, Clerk of the Su-
prcmc Court, are in the city, and the June term
will begin at noon to-day
MIR. &. X. Munroe, of" The Florida Annual
is pleasantly domcied at 140 Nassau street,
Uoom 3D. New York, where all Flordians Wis
iling that city will meet with cordial welcome,
and where all Florida papers are kept on file.
Mr. Robert Munro left last Friday for New
man, Ga, to be present at the commencement
exercises at College Temple, in which his
daughter, Miss Amelia, will take part. From
Newman lney VIII go 10 tennessee anu Spenu
month in the mountains.
The following attorneys are in the city. w:
A. Blount, of Pensacola b. 5. Ldcn, Of Mari
anna; John r. Walker, o. J. ii. Summers, W.
b. Young, II. Bisbce Jr., and George Wheaton
Deans, of jacksonville; A. Patison F. w. Pope
and e. w. Stevens of Madison; r. F. Taylor,
OF Gainesville
-Messrs. f. Sears and j. ii. Shuts, OF ST
Louis; G. ID. and j. S. Farwood of Kentucky
w. ID. Stroud and f. l.. Thompson, OF Wiscon-
sin DIR. f. A Ford, of Texas, were among the
prospcctors here during the past week All were
delighted with this section of Florida, some have
purchased property here. and all expect to settle
in the State.
The Southern World, of Atlanta, has this to
say ot former Tallallasseean: MIR. G. b. Glover,
of Monticello, Fla, who won the second honor
in his class this year, is one of the most popular
young men at Emory, both because of his cour
teous department and brilliant intellect. No
need his class society could confer has been
withheld. He will represent the Few Society as
one of her champion debaters during the com.
mcnccmcnt."