The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-09-10

-Whssibanows. 1t saxon d Cos
II works well enough" remarked a hieh.
wayman, ~ he watched the steam roller. "but
1t can't vote"
Mr. B. W. Berry has been appointed Road
Commissioner IN District Ne. 9, and Messr..
John Davis and Ransom Clack in District No. 2.
you want copy of the Constitution. in
pamphlet form. send ten cents in stamps to the
FLoRIDrAN, Tallahassee. n
some girls, tits said, when asked to wed
VIII murmur: To papa 60" II can't say nay
's the softer way adopted in Chicago.
There Ii on exhibition at the drug store of
Mr.. NJ Lively. mammoth squash that tins the
Dean at hfty-six pounds and three ounces The
seed which produced it were obtained from Mr..
Lively.
The girl who loves William never asks her
father to foot her Bill.
The doctors say it is almost distressinely
healthy in Tallahassee and Leon county.
Mira Sarah Margolynski returned from the
White Sulphur Springs Tuesday.
-Yom Kippur, theJewish New Year, began
at . T. M. yesterday, in consequence of which.
the business houses of our Jewish friends are
closed to day
The Sultan of Constantinople is named Os-
man Bey. His twenty wives make him sign his
name o. Bcy.
The FLoRIDIAN was pleased to receive a
call last Friday from Mr.. Edwin Creary, of
BLACK " afar a member of the firm of Simpson
q Co., the Oldest and largest lumber nrm in tne
State.
The secret of success in life is for man to
be ready for the opportunity when it Gomez
Captain G. w. Bassett has removed his fam
lily TO Lake City again.
Take no weeds TO the compost heap that
have seeds, but dispose of them by burning
Call ut Factory next to the Telegraph office and
Try our cgr they are fresh and pure and free from all
1unciA navor DEE Co.
Mr.. w. o. Head is visiting friends in Athens,
Ga
Some scientific person has discovered that
Cryptococcuszanthoge causes yellow
fever. 1t will also produce lockjaw if you try to
pronounce the word with undue haste.
Major A L. Woodward was in to see US
rangements ~ remove his family to Live Oak
"A gushing poetess begins, All that want
is single heart" This would seem to indicate
that she held the ten, jack, queen and king of
that suit, and was drawing for the ace
Mrs. J. C. Afford and Miss Fannie Afford,
returned from White Sulphur Springs last
week.
MIR. Geo. w. w. Walker and his sister, Miss
Corinne Walker, have been spending several
days with friends at Quincy.
Mr. II. w. Rugg returned from Jacksonv lille
on Tuesday
-Zanie Harris, colored woman residing
near the depot was found dead in bed yesterday
morning Judge West summoned jury of in
quest, and the verdict was "died OF heart dis
ease"
Mr. w. j. Johnston, of the Waldo advertiser,
arrived at the Capital yesterday
Governor Perry returned TO the Capital on
Monday.
Miss Annie Mills left yesterday for Quincy.
If you want blank books or other rule work
send your orders to the FLoRIDIAN bndery. If
Ia Flor De Mureia" cigar of fine favor. having
mixed filler, Onehaf Havana for cents Made and sold
in Tallahassee by Dee & Co
Mr. G. A. Choate left last week for the With
lacoochee country, from whence he will go
North
keep pictures of all the young men who have
tiirted with her without coming 10 the point.
She calls it her rogue's gallery.
All the carpenters, painters, pasterers and
rooiers are 80 busy new buildings that it is
impossible to get any repairing done.
The pear crop will put 5000 in the pock-
cts of our people 7homasuiue Enterprise.
Mr.. John R. Sapp, formerly of Quincy, was
shot and severely wounded some days ago at
Chipley, by the express agent of that place.
Our II Commerce." 10 the finest straight 10 cents
cigar in the South. We only the best stock and pro-
pose to make reputation for the brand For sale by Dee
Mr.. George A. Groom yesterday returned
from South Florida. His wife stopped over with
friends at Monticello Mr. c. says he never was
glad to get back to the beautiful hill country of
Middle Florida
Mr.. Z. w. Clark intends to put handsome
glass front in the building occupied by Messrs.
Dee & Co., cigar manufacturers
Mr.. A B. Clark, of Baldwin, brought his
family TO Tallahassee a few days ago
Mrs. F. c. Gilmore was summoned by tele-
gram on Monday to Mount Pleasant, on account
of the serious illness of her grandson only child
of Hon. Geo. l. Davis.
Mrs c. ]. Bernreuter and children, of Jack
sonville, are visiting relatives in Tallahassee.
Colonel j. G. Gibbes, Special Inspector OF
Customs, arrived at the Capital yesterday.
The Georgians have begun their annual pill
grimage to the Florida fisheries on the adjacent
Gulf coast.
About two months ago Mr.. Robert Smith,
of Miccosukic, caught rattlesnake. He brought
it to the city last Saturday, and it is now securely
Gagged and in charge of Mr.. L. H. Strum, at the
Singer Machine office. His snakeship has ten
rattles and has not been fed since his capture.
Obi r. l. Dancy, Of East Florida, who was
appointed Surveyor General of Florida in 1850,
is visiting his son in Tallahassee.
We saw some fine Keller pears at Mr.. T. b.
Byrd's yesterday They were from the fruit
farm of Mr. B. g. Herring, three miles east Of
Tallahassee There were thirteen in the lot
The largest weighed IA ounces, and the lot av-
erased IA ounces Unlike the LeCOnte, they
are hard al The core. The flavor is excellent.
Hon. II. w. Davis, Attorney for the Florida
Southern Railway, was in the city yesterday
and made q pleasant call at the FLoRIDIAN
sanctum.
Counsellor r. G. Long, who is managing
the Ethel Meadows" stock and fruit farm OF
Mr.. Chas j. f. Allen, Of Louisville, two miles
west of Tallahassee, Is taking in three tons OF
hay dav. otly at the cost of harvesting Il. He