The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-12

DR. A. l.. Randolph and wife left last week
for South Florida
Mr. George Damon has gone to savannah
to buy spring goods.
Mr.. d. G. Wilson, .Ir., has been soiournng
AT the Capital for week.
Mrs. G. H. Edwards Of EuslS, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. II. Blackwell
MIR. Robert Gamble of the Florida Southern,
is in the city TO spend few weeks.
Mr. G. NJ Davis, of Norfolk Va has
been in the City for HE past two weeks.
Hon. W. 5. Weeks dropped in to us yes
terday and subscribe for the FLoRIDIAN.
Mr. II. n. Dyke, Of Stanbrdge, East, Cana
da is visiting his cousin, Captain G. f. Dyke.
Colonel j. H. Law, wife and son, of Cincn
nati, are in the city for HE remainder Of the sea
Colonel F. A Sheldon and wife, Of Troy, n.
Y, who spent last winter in Tallahassee, are
domiced at the Leon.
Miss Rosa Moody and Miss Julia DeCottes,
OF jacksonville have been spending some time
with Mrs F. T Myers.
Mr.. VIM. McCabe, of Toronto, Canada,
came to Tallahassee last week to look after his
interests in Leon county.
-McssrS F A Elder and w. IL Davy, of More
head, MINI. made pleasant cali at the Flo
RIDIAN office yesterday.
-Messrs. r. l.. Clark, OF Monticello and II.
j Mccall OF Madison, made pop call nj the Flo
RIDIAN office last Thursday
Mr. NJ L. Hewitt, and wife OF Marquette,
Mich are at the Leon for the season Mr.. Hewitt
spent last winter in Tallahassee
MIR Nat r Walker, Circuit Clerk for Wa
kulla county, called at the FIoRIDIAN office
while at the Capital lew days ago
MIR Ed. G. Meginnss, of Maryland, arrived
at Tallahassee last week, 10 accept a position in
the store of his brother Mr. b. A. Meginniss.
Hon :. PascO, Captain j. NJ. Lamar and
Messrs. S. G. Bot Henry Bernhard and A. f.
Cox OF Monticello, were in the city the past
week
Mr. W. b. Sanders, editor of the Walton Sig
nat stopped at the Capital his way home
from the GAINESVILLE Conference, and called on
the FLoRIDIAN.
Hon Hugh A. Corley was at the Capital
last week He says the Earl Of Huntingdon and
party intend to visit Tallahassee when they re-
turn from South Florida.
We were pleased to receive call last Sat
urday orom Judge G.. l.. Baltzell, of Mariana
Though in his 18th year he is hale and hearty
and has been resident of Florida since 1927.
Our young friend, Mr.. T. b. Oliver, OF the
jacksonville 7ropiat PWtdt%, was welcome
caller at the FIORIDIAN Office while visiting the
Capital In 1888 Mr.. Oliver WAS city editor of
the FLoRIDIAN
Colonel A. Paterson of Madison, Captain G.
Of IN; nd
of Marianna were in the city last week to attend
meeting Of the Board of Education of the
State Seminary.
Mr. j. NJ. TarbIe, Collector OF Customs at
Pensacola, Mr. Geo. S. Wells Mayor of the
same city, and Mr.. John Eagan, Deputy [. S.
Revenue Collector were in attendance al tue L.
S Court last week.
Mr. Boomer ii. Austin, of Atlanta, son of
the late Hon. Chas. Austin, the last State Treas
urer of Florida preceding the reconstruction pc
Rod is guest at the residence of Hon. II. A.
LEngle, State Treasurer.
Col VIM. johnson, of Charlotte, N. c., and
his sister, Mrs A. b. Andrews, of Raleigh, were
guests at the residence Of DR.. A. B. Hawkins last
week. Col. johnson was formerly President of
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Keeps shirts! Keeps shirts!
W. r. Wilson has large stock Of Keeps
Laundried and Cnlaundried Shirts which he is
selling at manufacturers prices for cash. 40
boots amd Shoes
In MI grades, at D. b. Meginniss, Jrs. AZ
Cash Price for Dixie PlOWs
| Ia $3.50 al w. r. Wilson'S 81