The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18


Mr.. j. r. Cohen arrived from New York
yesterday.
Mrs. J. B. Collins is visiting relatives al
Monticello
-Messrs. W. F. Lyle, ]. f Purly and f IL
Poole are IN the city.
Mr.. J. F. BendIll, IA prominent capitalist of
Colonel Angus Paterson OF Madison, |, reg
stered at the St James
Michigan, is at The Leon
Judge E. F. Dame, of Fort Mctl. has been
made Count by the Pope
Mr.. T. w Palmer, of Jacksonville has been
in the city for several days
Mayor Pcarce yesterday returned from
business trip to Savannah.
Mrs w NJ McIntosh Jr lrft Yesterday 10
visit friends at Valdosta, Ga
BRO. McAlpin, of The Live oak Bultin,
dropped in to see US yesterday
Colonel S. l. Wales OF Washington Civ,
was at the Capital during the past week
The Duke of Castelluccia was among HE
prominent visitors to Tallahassee asst week
-Messrs. G. l.. BatZell and $ d. Swami, Of
Fernandina, are stopping at the City Hotel
Our old friend, Mr. Thos. H. IIolski,~, OF
Bainbridge, arrived at Tallahassee yesterday
DIR. A j. Spencer, Of California; and VI jor
NJ. A Eddy, of Boston, are again at the Civ IIo-
tel
Governor Bloxham, having accomplished
the object of his visit North returned To the Cup
ital on Friday.
Miss Lila Lewis last week returned from
Key West, accompanied by Miss Mamie Bond,
of Jacksonville.
Rev. ID. H. Bryan and Messls George W
Taylor and C. r. Carroll, of Monticello, were in
the city on Friday
Colonel r. w. Davis attorney Tor The Green
Cove and Melrose Railroad, has been al The Capt.
tai for the past week.
DR.. 5. Protzman, of Kenton, Ohio, a sufferer
from asthma and neuralgia, finds the climate AT
Tallahassee very beneficial
colonel John A Henderson last week re-
turned with his family from Tampa, accompan-
led by Miss Cora Henderson, of that city.
Hon Frank l.. IIaralsOn State Librarian OF
Georgia, is in the city, having come to Florida ao
counsel in a case before the Circuit Court OF Leon
county
Mr.. John II. Banta, OF the Upton Undiana)
1tmes called on us Saturday. He is an energetic
young man and proposes 10 invest and settle in
Florida.
Hon. W. N. Thompson, Paymastcr of the
Florida Railway and Navigation Company, paid
the employ ees of the Florida Central Division
last week.
Colonel VIM. Bliss President OF the Boston
and Albany Railroad accompanied by party
OF one dozen ladies and gentlemen, last Satui-
day came to Tallahassee in his hand some private
car
Mrs. Warfcld and Miss Patti W. Gather
of Maryland, and Miss Kendall and Mss Cavode,
of Grand Rapids, Michigan, stopping with
Mrs Vining.
MIR. w. II. Hunter and family, Of Orange
Vile, Ontario, and Mr. j. l.. Hunter and family,
Of Edenburg, Pa, sojourning at the st. James.
They place Tallahassee 200 per cent. ahead OF
anything they have seen in Florida.
Mr. George w. Ely Travelling Passenger
Agent of G. H. & S. A. Railway System, made
pleasant call at the FLoRIDIAN Office last Wcdnes
day. He will probably work up a September
excursion from Florida to California and return.
Mr. T. G. Rawls arrived from New York
this morning, where he recently graduated with
honors, at the end of his second term IN New
York College of Pharmacy. He Will resume his
former position in the drug store Of his brother,
Mr. w. A. Rawls.
Mr.. T. w. Thomas, one of the owners OF the
Eddy Stone Print Works AT Chester, Pa, accom-
panied by his two daughters, has been 7pcndin,
several days at the City Hotel and leaves 10 day
for East Florida. The party were delighted with
Tallahassee, and will return next winter to spend
the entire season.
We are pleased to note the presence in The
city of Rev. James Scott, OF Canada, representing
the Toronto GIode, and the National Division of
the Sons of Temperance His labors in the ser
vice of the Order have gained him wide spread
reputation Mr.. Scott has spent four seasons in
Florida but now sees the Middle for the first
time, and is charmed as well rs surprised, for
this section had been msrcprcsentcd to him
General F. F. Flint and family, OF Island
Park, suburb of Chicago, are guests at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ID. II. Amcs General Flint was
In command of the military forces here in 1866
and the people of Tallahassee remember with
qualification his manly and courteous bearing
an officer. Mrs. Flint is sister Of Mrs Amcs
After forty two years of honorable service IN The
regular army the General is on the retired
list.
Mr. J. o. Bradley, for many years popular
merchant at Iamonia, has located at Tavarcs
The following, from the Thomasvlle Times, we
heartily endorse: Mr.. Bradley is young man
of sterling qualities irrepr)achable character,
fine business and social qualities, and one who is
entitled TO the respect and confidence of the best
people in any town or community. We cordi-
ally commend him to the good people of Tav-
ares. -"
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