The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-17

| - .'sa. 49,
re es5cyed ple1sans VI fIom Hoe. EN-.
se' rascn. OF Monticello. yesterday.
att - ua's0s. oasssasa nea. nss,.. Prass d,
The r. R q N. oonp.ay have received
even new locomotives within lhs past ten d.ys.
-Mr Geo. A. Groom offers his beautiful .Hui-
ua'e place, overlooking Lake Ella one mlle
north OF the Capitol, for sale.
| City and town licenses, neatly printed and
oound, at the FLoRID1AN Office
-Our former townsman, Mr. Thoa n. Hodr-
Kiss, is in attendance at Circuit Court thia
week
-handssme Silk Candy Boxes, at T. d Byrds.
-Messrs A. j. Fish, W. p Denham and 7.
| w. Mash have rendered their designations N
Councilmen, to take effect ON the 18th Of Febru-
airy next They take this step in order tina, the
people m y elect new members, who will carry
out the desires of the majority in regard to seine
other system of fire protection, these gentlemen
being favorable to the plan submitted Tor water
works.
Hon. ]. g. Specr, State Senator from Orange
county, and President pro tenn. of the Senate,
was in the city this week
Fine decorated Candies in hearts, panoanaa. &c. q.
Town aud City tax receipts neatly printed
and bound at the FLoRIDIAN Office
Hon. W. N. Thompson. payma,ter of the f.
r. q N. Company, was in Tallahassee last Sat-
urday, and paid the employees aud took up certi-
nca'es from merchants for August, September
and November, leaving April, May, June and
July yet-to be settled.
-Governor E. A. Perry, Mrs. Ellen Call Long
and Rev. Z Warren Clark are in attenda nee on
the Forestry Congress al. DeFunisk Springs.
Byrd's = -
The new paper at Crawfordville will be
The Wakuila Tunes" the frst number Of
which will appear New Years day II will
be published by the Wakulla Publishing Com
pany, and edited 10y Mr.. Nat R. Walker, known
all over Florida as "Old Nat" As Quiet as il
has been kept, Wakulla is one of the best coun-
ties in the Stale, and Mr.. Walker is just the man
to wliie upi its wonderful resources, attractions,
&c.
Christmas is most here and T. B. Byrd is prepared
meet Tue demand for thing in the Grocery Con
fectlonery Line.
-Goyernor Perry was called to Pensacola to
preside at citizens meeting Tuesday night, and
ON his return to the capital was 10 stop off at
DcFunak Springs to, attend the Forestry Con-
gress, which began its three days session 90
Wednesday
over a OF French and plain Candies, at T. B.
Byrd's.
Much uneasiness was felt for the safety of
Mr. G.. A. Lamb, of the 81. james Hotel, who
started from 81. Marks Tor Punla Rassa in the
latter part OF November in An open boat. He
was not heard from for over two weeks, asd
Mrs. Lamb had dispatched messenger to Cedar
Key who Was To hire boats TO search the coast
north and south of that port, when telegram
from Mr.. L. announced his sale arrival at
the Key Stormy wea ther bad forced him to
camp ashore and prolonged the voyage. He ar
rived AT home las, night.
Nuts of ali varieties, at 7. B. Byrd's
Captain II. T. Blocker sent one shrub and
two trees TO the Forestry Congress.
The centre of attraction on South Monroe
street is dlstorling mirror at Gilmore s. Hartt's
Furniture Emporium. Look into the glass and
then walk in and examine their 6ne stock. If
you are not pleased with what you see in the
mirror you will be delighted with all you see in
The Emporium.
M ajor James E. Broome and wife, of Quincy.
have been in the city this week.
bananas cheap and fine, T. B. Byrd's.
"A Mr. Kelly, travelling overland from st.
Louis TO Sanford, passed through Tallahassee
last Monday. That day his wife was taken sick
and he compelled to stop at Mrs. Grants
place, about Jour miles east of Tallahassee, where
the lady died Tuesday morning MIR. Kelly
was in the city yesterday trying to sell his ami
mails " it'll view 10 taking his wite's remains
back to her Western home Tor interment
Mr. Archie D. Magbee, pressman in the
FLoRIDIAN Office, left for Tampa on Tuesday, in
response to "a telegram announcing the sudden
death, on Monday morning, of Judge j. T. Mag
bee, his adaptive father.
Call and make your selections in fine Confectionery
before the rush. at I. b. Byrd's.
A gentleman AL lady-names not obtained
who came in the delayed train from the
east last Might were married al the Episcopal
Church, by Rev. Dr. Carter, and left in . car
riage for brownsville.
Fruits of all kinds in immense quantity, at T. r.
Byrds