The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-06
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T. IA cTTy ATu IaUlIy are STOP
ping ut Mrs. Brokaw's, on Monroe street.
Hon. f. X. Foster, of Sanford, Attorney for
the South Florida Railroad, was in the city last
week
"A large number OF Senators and Representa-
tves have called ut the FLoRIDIAN sanctum
during the past few days, as well as several
members Of the State Press in the city to witness
the Inauguration, attend the reception, &c Call
again, gentlemen; the latch string always hangs
on the outside at the FLoRIDIAM office
Col. J. b. Johnton, editor of the Waldo Ad-
oerttser, DIR. w. II. Babcock, of jacksonville,
dropped in TO see us this morning
We were glad to welcome to The sanctum
OF the FIoRIDIAN, our friend of auld hang syne,
Major J. NJ. Landrum, Senator from Santa Rosa
county.
Mr. s. S. Harvey. ene of PensacoIa's most
FLORIDIAN the other day.
Capt. j. NJ Lamar, of Monticello, spent a
few days at the Capital last week
DIR. w. N. Leonard returned from the New
Orleans Exposition on Saturday.
Hon. Walter Gwynn, ex-SIate Treasurer, is
in the city.
Miss Annie Papy, of Ferna.,lin::, is in the
city, stopping with Mrs. Hopkins.
MIR. Chas J. F. Allen and family, of Louis
vile, arrived on Saturday and are stopping with
Captain ID. b. Maxwell
General Milton s. Littefield is in the CITY
MIR. G. A. Baltzcll, of Mariana, called To see
us yesterdy
Lieutenant Governor Milton II. Mabry is
stopping at the Leon.
Colonel. g. Gibbes of Quincy, who labored
so indefatigably in the late campaign, was well
come visitor at the FLoRIDIAN Office to-day
MIR. T. T. Ellison, Tax Assessor of Madison
county, was at the Capital Saturday.
MIR. w. N. Conoley, of South Florida, is in
the city.
Mr. r. Fl. Morris, OF New York, u few days
ago arrived to take charge Of he Leon Hotel of
flee day clerk
Colonel w. D. Chipley, Vice President of
the Pensacola and Atlantic road, is guest al
The Morgan.
Judge J. WnffOrl Tucker, of Sanford made
a pleasant call at the FLORIDIAN sanctum on
Saturday. The Judge came to the Capital to at
tend meeting of the Agricultural College
The FLoRTDIAN was pleased to receive a
call from Hon. Fernando Fgueredo, of Key
West, member of the Monroe delegation 10 the
Legislature. Mr.. F. is a representative citizen
OF the class who have done so much to build up
the city of Key West by their intelligent enter
prise being native Of Cuba.
Mr. F. G. Coles is in the city He came all
the way from Alabama to see-Governor Perry
inaugurated, of course.
Mr.. Geo. |. Davis and family, of Glen Julia,
in the city.
DIR. G. l.. Mitchell, OF Fort Meade, was
among the callers ut the FLoRIDIAN Office yes
terdaY. The Doctor is here TO attend meeting
of the Agricultural College Board, of which he is
member.
MIR. M. Travers, wife, son and two daughters,
Of London, England, arrived at the Leon on
Saturday.
Rev. w. w. Hicks and wife are at the Nor
gan.
Col. c. B. Pcndeton, of Key West. made q
pleasant call at the FIoRIDIAN Office yesterday.
Mr.. G. J. Bernreutcr, of Jacksonville, has
been in the city for few days
Col. c. II. Smith, of Madison, member of
the Agricultural College Board, made pleasant
call at The FLORIDIAN sanctum yesterday.
COL F. B. Papy, General Freight Agent Of
the F. r. & N. Company, was in the city last
week.
Prof II. N. Felkc has returned from the
Exposition.
Hon. Fl. A. l. Engle, Stale Treasurer, who
has been confined tn his bed for the past week,
| is slowly improving.