The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-01

Vim meet Il S 81 lSs t fsss "a sS qaoa
hapter in the same city. on the 14th.
Mr. G. A. LAM Slk koE 4l4gecond story
Miranda oil The ST. James Hotel on Saturday
was ssytr,as lntSni:att vin 10 out juIsitw.
1.-THE sexton OF ST Johns Episcopal Church
hts W his possession a prayer book, hymnal
ahd black KID glove, left in pews by unknown
lpkisens, =.
MIR Geo. P Barksdaleo will sell next Saiur
'lhy, in front of the court house. seven mules.
20 wagons eleven head ~ cattle, two horses a
lumber of hogs, &c .''. -
DIR l.. b. Bell OF Iamonia, was in tie city a
II" days ago tfyiag 10 rent u dwelling house
ltc wants 10 reside in Tallahassee and pu, his
!Aient culiiyator on the market
Thee ard-n6 sre RdeN sffes hlout the re-
'qrn "i the RrN EMusb itfs.'F Tlse son can
'ft'Irn and have the finest veal served up Tor linn
iait the daughter mr,St stay away
BY rclercexs " aqr advertising, columns it
w be seen That Messrs. Bradford i Holland
yin open II Timber yard nj This city Good
'onher and low prices will bc their motto
Civil Ensnce John III Cook hands us some
1a'c specimens OF Middle Florida oranges meas
,hlng over loot ia circumference, and ot excel
lfnt flavor They are from the grove OF Dr. w
Is Foreman, nj lticoes Bluff, on the Apalachi-
ala river.
A French nuturalis, SAYS "The Almighty
'acl1eI blrtis 10 proIe'1 the grain vegetables,
ices and fruits against the ravages Of the insect
Flfc For every bird THAT dies millions Of in
:Acc'S are spared from dealt. and millions of in
acts mean famine.
Tho Christmas Tree services AT 81 John.
Episcopal ClmtcI last Wednesday, evening
drew ont "A large audience u. witness the distri.
button III large number of presents--lnany of
hfrI MtV rg.,IIN
rn"ng III" happy y"ang folk.
M q G GibbcS laid upon our table last
saturday four as pretty tlrnips rs We ever saw
thy were "i HE flat variety, averaged II inches
- "''""'"f'''' -" weighed over Twelve pounds,
ini We're 4 fair sample oi his tivc-;ure patch
NIKE moss laf"" iurnips, they were solid, crisp
aul sweet
DR. \ NJ Mtuning has sold his plantation
lh"ut twelve Mills above Tallahassee on the
Ih"masvi" road, containing over 100 acres 10
gentlemen from Kentucky for 81 An acre
Lon county has no better citizen than DIR. Man
n:;, and We nurc he does not intend To- leave
thla otCiIuu
i ne largest tlInip we have seen this season
Nrs brought n The FLoRipIAH Office, one day
l.. -i."cck Is OF Il white Han variety, weighed
huIlcem pounds, nlr;>uIcii %: inches in circum-
hience, and Was raised by Mr. Il ] x, Boat
wright, Il icM miles south of Tallahassee He
a'o lcit some uc RITA hlgas
FIonIDI>& Item Box :" cant carry thiss
bundle, >tid y ii Ia her hl>btnd " can't"
tie husband r,Ied, for | have 10 carry the two
ch' lrn8 But YOU 'oHght to have some con
s.'itrat"n ior me, The wife continued You
must think I'm wagon. "Oh. no, my dear L.
don think ynu wagon. \ wagon holds
Il tongue bu Won never do
The Wrought Iron Range Company, OF 81.
l.puIs, Is represented ia This community by Mr.
VIM. b. White Division superintendent and
corps OF agents. They here for the purpose
Of introducing /" the people at this section their
= Home Comfort . Ranges Of an sizes Being
m ,Ge entirely OF Mallcablt and Wrought Iron,
they are practically iu'l.strnctibl, and the best
Ranges ever made. See advertisement elsewhere
The nuptlas Of Mr.. &. a. Mcgnniss and
Ms Mary II. Myers were celebrated on Christ
mas evening, at the residence of Captain G.
81 van, in the presence Of Il few friends Rev H.
H. kennedy officiating. The fortunate grooms-
ma Is one ~ the most highly esteemed and
wolthv Young business men of 0nr city: the
charming and lovely bride is "A great favorite in
IaIllhassee society, where both have many
irifnds who VIII JOIN US IN wishing that each
ycar of their journey through life may bring TO
them new Joys aud continued prosperity.
The most notable social event at the Capital
tbs winter will iH tile skGut III society of Miss
Annie, the charming daughter of Mrs. Fannie S.
l'apy. The reception will take ls3ace'ih the spa
,iou> parlorS oi the family mansion this even
ing, ii large nunler Of Invitations have been is.
: ucl, and the occasion will he IA very pleasant
nnr. Nivacious, accomplished and amable, Miss
ACME is highly esteemed by host of friends
;.ni admirers. May she i'll all the years allotted
50 htr Ne As happy and iOrtunate on this Joy
"u N'~ \ ear, IS the earnest wish oil the Flo
EIi'IAN.
General W II. Scbing, the stately repre-.
,n .tivc Of the FLoEinIAN arrived in the city
SUI DAY and went westward by this mornings
ll;,l:l. Sag.ciuiiS and experienced, the General
i .1kiu@ in the situation all over the State in
lis iglit,@tl industrial and business aspects, and
: op"rts the condition OF the body polite and its
interests rapidly tending TO all that could be
rea -,nubly hoped for and expected that is
/" booming along in Tie right direction toward
"a future ot established and permanent prosperity
J., Which end the largely increased circulation
of lie good FLoRnIAN through his efforts will,
"f course, materially conduce One of his inter
fslit&: letters appears in to-day's paper
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Fresh Garden seeds.
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Turnips,
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