The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-27

Prof A. Fl. Lpwrie, of Florida University
accompanied by his wife, arrived from Eleip.
1-' last week. They are stopping at the Nor
gan.
wheat Bran at I. h. Randolph Cos
| Col. j. 81. Law and family. of Cincinnati
are guests of W. R. Wilson, ESQ.
.,-Merchants planters and all meat eonsuma,. tax.
the advantage Of the low price in Meat and Suv now
Fuii supply on hand at Y. A. Levy's
Miss Julia Yonge. of Pensacola, is the guest
OF Miss Jennie Whitaker, on Calhoun street.
Dried Beef and Beef Tongues at T. H. Ran dolph &
Gen. John B. Gordon was at the Leon last
week
| at 7. A. Levye. a
-Twenty-ene guns were fired in Key West
on receipt OF the intelligence of The seating of
Mr.. o. b. Pendeton in the State Senate.
The best plows for this section are the blue Pony
and Boy for sale by L A. c. & Co Il
The FLoRIDIAN is pleased TO acknowledge
a call from Dr. r. J. Perry, of Key West, Grand
Master of Florida Masons.
To get cup of good coffee. call at E. A. c. Co.
| you will have it. a
| MIR. r. r. Sheppard, the model clerk of
Santa Rosa, and MIR. John G. Ellis, also of that
county and the pleasant town of Milton, called
on the FLoRIDIAN last week, on their way home
from the Grand Lodge in jacksonville
Go to E. A. Crawford q Co.'S for Plum Pudding,
| grated Pineapple for Sherbet. a.
-Messrs. Andrews g. Choate, OF the Talla-
hassee Real Estate Exchange, consummated last
week sale of portion of the Craig property,
| on Lake Hall, five miles from Tallahassee, on
| the Centreville road. The tract sold embraces
over one hundred acres, lying between the road
and the lake, with an extended frontage on the
latter, and is one of the choicest locations in
Leon county. The purchaser, Mr. George F.
Colon, of Philadelphia, who has been travelling
over the State for some time seems greatly
pleased with his new property, and has already
made arrangements to build upon and otherwise
improve it. He has purchased a number of
bloOded cattle with which to stock it, and will
devote himself to the rearing of fine dairy stock
and fruits. His family will not be here until
next winter
For nice article of Peaches for Cream call at E.
A. c. & Cos. Al
Colonel w. l.. Robinson will pay reward
Of $15 for the return of yoke of oxen missing
from his place since Christmas.
Among the guests Of The Morgan NAV
always be found some who are prominent in the
land by reason of political, official, professional
or business standing. Its rooms are quite the
political and professional exchange of the
capital
The ssnctum ofthe FLORIDIAN was cheered,
but for too brief time, by n visit last week
from d. Redmond Esq, of the editorial staff of
the Florida Dispatch, a paper which cannot but
prosper having the benefit of his learning and
tulent. He is as thorough journalist as agri-
culturst, and authority in either business.
The attention of persons desiring fine stock
is invited 10 the advertisement of Colonel w. l..
Robinson, of Glenwood.
The young ladies OF Pensacola and Thomas
vile who have been visiting Tallahassee for the
past three weeks departed last Tuesday leaving
sad hearts behind 1t is to to be hoped for the
benefit of several of our young gentlemen who
are now wearing such sad faces that they will
brighten our city with their presence again at
An early day. -.
On Monday Mr. Robert Munro received a
telegram from his wife, at Tampa, stating that
her sister, Mrs. Julia Magbee, wife of Judge J.
T. Magbee, editor of the Guardian, died Sunday
evening.
A safe key, found on Monroe street, has
been left at this office
Miss Lucy Lester, of ThOmasvle, left for
home yesterday, accompanied by Miss Mlnna
Charles
The first quarterly meeting of the Tallahas-
see district for the present conference year will
he held at the NJ E. Church, South, next Saturday
and Sunday Rev. j. Atkins, presiding elder,
will preach on Sunday
DR. John Westcott, an ex-Member of the
Legislature, has been in the city several days.
Capt. w. T. Weeks, of Bradford county,
and formerly State Senator, is at the Capital.
The author of the following has left for Car
rabelle:
Through rain and mud
An Editor trudged.
Homeward vending his way.
The hour late
And he carried q rake
He would hardly have carried by day
Happy his thoughts: yes happy was Don
For he was humming these words.
Musical as birds,
Pruning is good for corn
This rake. said he.
Will prove to me
Some other crop shall suffer;
I'll scratch the soil
In merry TOLL
But no this year III sucker.
None but dog In the manager
Will laugh a Granger.
And all may laugh at Don.
I've proved the fact
And the proofs intact
That pruning lie good for corn
Lost.
A gold breastpin about six inches long, with
four white alligator teeth suspended from It. A
suitable reward will be paid for its delivery at
the City Drug Store.
Assembly Bill No. i:
To be entitled for the lovers OF Fine French Can
dies Nuts Fruits &C. call T. B. Byrds Confecton
cry.
Board for Eentlemem.
| Can be obtained at Mrs Paul's, Immediately OPP
posiie Military Academy, al 81 per day; - per
week. 40-u'
| Ladies', Fine shoes.
W. r. Wilson sells ZeiLer Brothers celebrated Fhila-
| delphia made Shoes for Ladies' and Children. u