The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-08-20

They have just received an improved iva. horse
sniky turn piow for the purpose OF experiment.
ing IN the culture of corn according to the meth
cd pursued 10y Counsellor Long, on the Ethel
Meadows Plantation.
All the passenger engineers on The Western
Division OF the F. r x N. Company have been
ordered to make their headquarters at Jackson
Vile.
You can find more bargains on Damons ten cent
day.
1t having been thoroughly demonstrated that
the soil and climate of Middle Florida are ad-
miraOly adapted to fruit culture quite number
are having choice varieties OF apples budded on
LeConte pear stocks, oranges on sour stocks and
peaches on plum stocks Mcssrs G. c. Gibbs
and J. VI. Earnest have been engaged in this
work for several weeks past, and next season,
when fruit-growers about Tallahassee will be
better prepared for this work of improving heir
orchards these men will have all the building
they can DO in the season
-Pope'- Eye Wall Brushes, at Saxon 4 Cos
The appointment of Mr. q. . Mixer, as
postmaster AT Callahan, and Mr. 6. G. White, at
Live Oak, is announced from Washington
Judge Gwynn is having the new post-ofice
fixed up in good style
The " Little Giant Carpet Strctchers. at Saxon &
Cos
The FLoRIDIAN was glad to receive call
last Saturday from Mr. Frank Philips, OF the
firm Of Magee X p Hips, editors and prnpric,ors
OF that sterling journal of West Florida the Pen
sacola ldrInre Gdztte.
We enjoyed short visit from Mr.. J NJ
West, OF West Farm, on Tuesday.
Hemp Packing and Rubber Packing, At saxon X
Co.'S
Mr. W. T. Webster and wife left on Tuesday
for Eusts, where they expect to make their
home in the future. We dislike to part with
such good citizens and Wish them happiness and
prosperity in their new home
Mrs a Hopkins has purchased a lot on the
south side Of Green Square where she will have
n dwelling built.
The health of Tallahassee is remarkably
good this summer.
MIR. Andrew P. Tully, one of the oldest and
most respected citizens OF Wakulla county, died
AT his home at Crawtordvillc last Saturday
my aged sixty seven years. Mr.. FULLY was for
many years Tax Collector of his county, and it
was often said OF him, he is The best Collector
daughters, ali grown and married, To mourn his
loss
A number Of persons who failed to obey
summons 10 work the roads have been arraigncd
before Judge West this week
Miss +. J. Stephenson left yesterday for New
York via Chicago She will purchase her fall
stock OF millinery before returning.
Mr.. J VI. Dancy, of the SuIveyor-Gcnerars
Office, has rented The Byrd mansion on south
Calhoun street, where he and his family are
pleasantly domiciled
Mr. Phelps Wilson left yesterday for ST Au-
justine
DR. G.. L. Mitchell, Commissioner of Lands
and Immg grafton, has gone North on business
connected with his office.
Miss Jamie Clark lett this week to visit
friends a, Pulaski, Tenn.
Mr. L. w. Harley invites everybody to call
and examine his new stock OF staple and fancy
groceries, general merchandise, &c, at the old
stand in Cables building on Jefferson street.
-Schrader Brothers, OF Waverly Stock Farm,
Tallahassee Fla, write us that their registered
Jersey Bull, panic 1920, is standing the eli
mate of Florida finely. Schrader Brothers
watching with considerable interest the success
Of the twenty acre vineyard Of Prot Dubois, on
Lake Hall This place is under the able man
agement OF Mr.. W. l.. Dean and entirely devoted
To vine culture. There are eighty varieties being
tired, a few native but the principal kinds planted
are the Cynthiana and NorlOn's Virginia. SIEVE
raj parties will venture in this field should the
Professors experiment; be successful which will
I ~ f.,Il n .rio
Chamber Sets specially, at Tallahassee
Furniture Emporium 1926
Mr.. Geo W Saxon yesterday returned
from New York.
Mr. J H. Strum, of the Singer Sew ing Ma
chine Office yesterday returned from the noun
tains of Virginia.
r. : Williams, Esq, yesterday returned
from jacksonville, accompanied by his brother
in.law. Elk Mayor NJ. A. Dzaynski.
Mrs f. McCants, of Madison is visiting her
son, Rev DR. McCants OF this city.
Gen j. f Yonge, ct Pensacola, a prominent
member Of the Constitutional Convention, is
stopping AT The Morgan.
Colonel John A. Henderson yesterday
turned from New York.
The departures for 81. Teresa this morning
are Major N A. Eddy and wife, Governor Blox
ham, Mrs Ni.btt, oi Georgia Mr.. NJ. Lively and
Major Leroy d. Ball
Mr. Jas. Munro, Mrs. H. Munro and tw"
daughters, Misses Lille and Eppie, leave ls day
for the Louisville Exposition.
Mr. F. {. Gilmore, who has been repairing,
painting, and making number OF improvements
OH the interior OF the NJ f. Church, South prom
ises that he will have The building in condition
for services next Sunday
Our friend, Mr.. JAS. Earnest, is determined
that we shall not suffer for peaches long as
he has any. The last supply, furnished this
week, was as fine any we have seen this sea
son.
The Thalian Club will meet at University
Library Hall, next Tuesday evening, at the usual
hour for holding its meetings All members arc
requested to be present
Hon. NJ J. Solomon, member of the Assem-
bly, from Liberty county, has presented a num-
Der of volumes to University Library.
Hon Robt. w. Davis, OF PaIatka, Attorney
for the Florida Southern Railway, is at the ST.
James
One Car Load
OF Elegant Walnut Furniture just received, ut
T.r,.,r.ssEv EtrpNITupp EMPORTUw 1871