The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-05-14

nne line Of nets Galvanized Heoks Sha1S EoosS
inc Lines and in fact everything for lake and
Prof. J. W. Beardslee is training juvenile
class in Jacksonville for a concert tomorrow
evening.
MI George Miller and family, Of Miccosukie,
have gone to Delta, N. c., for the summer.
Mrs. Dr. j. W. Huntoon, of Lowell, Mass.
who has been spending the winter with her
brother, Capt. Chas E. Dyke, and her niece.
Miss Lulie Huntoon, left for the North on Tues
day.
Pants Linens good assortment at Saxon Cos
The new bread wagon of Mr. A. Gallie, Jr.,
Is 'he nobblest thing in the Capital city The
handsome designs on the curtains are the work
OF our local artist, Mr. N A. Neisius
-Colonel T. L. Clark, member elect of the
Constitutional Convention from Jefferson. WAS
IN the city few days ago.
Donald Paterson, ESQ.,, of Concord. was in
the city on professional business last Monday
nc says MS name was announced as a candidate
'or the Convention without his knowledge or
consent, and his influence was exerted in behalf
OF regular Democratic nominees
Colonel John S. Winthrop last week re.
turned from trip West and North.
Dried Peaches, At Saxon Co.
The night mail and passenger train on the
Western Division of the F. r. & N Company's
system has been discontinued, and we now have
out one train each way day, and, of course,
but one mail from the east and one from the
west both due at p. NJ Now our Northern
mail is detained nineteen and a half hours
at Jacksonville. This arrangement must be
changed.
Colonel John A. Henderson and family de-
parted for the New Orleans Exposition on Mon
day.
MIR. r. W. Morgan, Tax Collector for Gals
den county for the past eight years, made pop
call on the FLoRIDIAN yesterday.
Mrs. Maud F. Hill of Lake City, is in the
city visiting Mrs. G. E. Dyke.
Fancy White Evaporated Apples. Dried Apples and
Peaches. at T. H. Randolph & Cos
Mrs. Martha Hackett and Mrs Fannie Ball
leave for Jacksonville to-day.
IL it rains soon some Tallahasseeans will be
eating roasting ears in few days
-Dewberri came in with My this year,
about month late
The following are the arrivals from the
Exposition the past week Mrs w. r. Wilson,
Susie Archer, Mrs. F. T. Myers, Mrs. C. A.
Bryan, Mrs. T. ]. Roberts, Mrs G. w. Saxon,
Miss Luce Stills, Miss Julia Minis, Hon John L.
Crawford, Col. F. T. Myers, Col T. J. Roberts,
Capt c. A. Bryan, Messrs Geo W. Saxon, W.
A. Rawls, c. f. Bradley, Wright Stills, Geo E.
Willis, Thos. Crichlow, John l. Flatauer, c. A.
Bryan, Jr and Dr. W. J. Gum.
zChambers Peaches for Cream, something extra NICE
at L. IL. Randolph Il Cos
The FLoRIDIAN acknowledges the receipt
of a quantity OF very fine strawberries, new
Irish potatoes and lettuce, with The compliments
OF Mrs. w. l. Vason.
Sheep shears at Saxon Coz.
"A number Of young persons contemplate
making an excursion TO Wakulla Spring to-
morrow
DIR. A. B. Hawkins and family invited a
number of the young people to join them in a
6sh-fry on the shores OF Lake Jackson last Tues
day, where the whole party had very pleasant
time.
The subscribers to the bonus for rebuilding
the Leon Hotel are paying up promptly this
week
One Of the best Evidences Q the assured and
solid prosperity of Tallahassee the fact that all
private and public enterprises are established
with home capital.
All Kinds of Canned Goods, Saxon & Cos
Hon. H. F. Sharon yesterday returned 10
the city.
C c. G. readily cures chronic sores, scrofu-
lOus ulcers, discharging wounds, bruises, scalds
blotches, burns, pimples and all skin eruptons
caused and Ted by tainted or impure blood.
Sold by NJ. Lively Druggist, Tallahassee, Fla.
May IA, 18S5-2w
Right Rev. John Freeman Young Bishop
OF the Diocese of Florida, will visit Tallahassee
for the purpose Of administering the rite of con-
rrmation at ST. Johns Church, on Sunday, the
Gath of May.
Colonel J. F. Mcclellan, of Mariana, was
in the city this week.
Captain o. S. Porter and wife left last Mon
day They will spend the summer North, and
return TO Tallahassee in September
The FLoRIDIAN was pleased to receive a call
from Major G. r. Fairbanks, editor of the Fer
nandina Mirror, last Tuesday. He was his
return from attending the Diocesan Convention
at Pensacola, to which he was delegate.
Nice stock OF Toilet Soaps at Saxon Co.'S
Rev. A. c. McCants returned yesterday
from attendance on the Southern Baptist Con
that he is in excellent health.
We understand that it is proposed to raise
fund by private subscriptions to put an iron
balcony on the front Of University Library
building. Besides being an ornament to the
building it would be pleasant place for visitors
morning and evening.
Rev. Oscar o. Myers, of Gainesville is Wis
iting friends in Tallahassee, and made pleasant
visit to the FLoRIDIAN sanctum
Hubs Spokes Rims, Shafts, &C., &C.. at Saxon
Cos.
The clerks of Tallahassee are agitating
among themselves in quiet way the question OF
requesting the merchants to close their stores
every evening during the summer, except Satur
day, at P NJ. The merchants granted a SINH
lar request last summer and we presume they
would cheertuly do so again, if asked to do so.
Miss Corinne Turnbull, of Miccosukie, is
visiting friends in Tallahassee.
The Best Grain Cradle in the market at Saxon 4
Cos.
We rise to suggest that the citizens Of Tai
lahassec should upon the completion of the
New Leon, as a mark of their appreciation of
his interchangeable energy and zeal in all public
enterprises and his liberal spiritedness as a citi
zen, present Mr. II. g. Williams with handsome
gold medal.