The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-24

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l'Aa Iass Saturday On his return fiun a. rre...
Try Oopgfssa 8 - -
-kvssy Few days sss..rer, IN 4. ~. -.
~pp''ce1oa u ihs FLORrDsAH oGaos for furni.hed
rooms to lex Parties having them could reedilv
1no occupants II they would let the fsc. Be-
aoa5 ssoe.ss: ooda.A and No Haeasr. .. r. Nan.
1t seems to Us that II ID about time lor ,ho.s
VINO have LeConte pear orchards TO beriu 10
interest themselves 10 the establishment Of +.
'sctoFy Tor canning the fruit or q machine 10
svaporate it-either one or both.
Hon. J. q. McKinne and Colonel 7
Ooker, OF Mariana. were at the 81. James on
Monday.
There will be full service In 81, Johns Epis-
copai Church at II A. NJ tomorrow land COM
munion at 7:30 M.
Wheat Bran, at T. H. Randolph Goa
We frequently meet strangers who desire to
rent houses in Tallahassee, bat We do not know
Of an un"ccupied dwelling in the city. New
houses are erected every year but they are en-
gagged before they are completed. II more were
Quilt they would be occupied. There is always
demand for dwellings-large and small-in
Tallahassee Won't somebody supply the de-
mand! The investment would be q good and
paying one
Mr.. A. May Ferrell died at his residence, in
Wakulla county, after q shori illness, on the
night OF the 18Th, aged nfty-seven years Mr.
Terrell was "a native of Wakulla and one of the
largest and most successful planter In the county
de leaves wife and three children and hosts OF
friends 10 Wakulla and Leon counties 10 mourn
his loss
Mr.. Oglesby is pushing work at the New
Leon and will have it ready for guests ON New
Years Day.
There will be preaching in the NJ. E. Church,
South, at II o'clock to morrow morning
Hon. Samuel Pasco, of Monticello, was
among the welcome visitors al the FLoRIDrAN
Office this week
Mr.. Samuel Chaires, who lives nine miles
southeast of Tallahassee, killed nine deer Mon
day and Tuesday of this week. Some Of the
hams weighed twenty five pounds and were sold
in the city at a bit a pound.
Dat Meal, Graham Flour. Cracked Wheat and Big
Hominy, at T. H. Randolph Co.'S
Judge A. E. Maxwell. Of Pensacola; Major
B. s. Liddon, of Mariana; Captain e. E. L.
Allison, of Quincy, and Hon. T. L. Clarke, of
Monticello, members of the B Dard of lucalion
of West Florida Seminary. were In the city on
Tuesday to attend a meeting of said board.
Tomorrow being legal holiday the same
hours will be observed at the postotflce as on
Sundays.
Mrs Rachel Cohen has completed = hand
some silk crazy quilt, which she commenced
about two years ago. and it is now on exhibition
al the store of her husband, Mr. J. R. Cohen.
Every piece either has beautiful design nicely
worked or painted thereon.
Mr. Geo. Greenhow and wife, of Macon, Ca,
are guests of Mrs w. R. Pettes.
Mr.. NJ c. Roach, of Buffalo, Passenger
Agen, of the New York Central R,lroad &C
companied by his wife, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. W. E. Beard.
Mrs w. G. Ball left this week to join her
husband at their new home, Fort Meade.
Miss Fannie Perry is spending some time
with her father, Governor Perry, at Mrs. Whit
aker's ON Calhoun street.
Governor Perry has appointed Col. John A.
Henderson member of the Board Of Education
of West Florida Seminary. No better selection
could have been made
Mr. r. r. Cobb has returned from his sum-
mer sojourn in Indiana.
DIR. A. B. Hawkins yesterday returned from
his orange grove on the Wiihlacoochee
COL An gus Paterson, of Madison, arrived at
the ST. James yesterday.
The Bazaar Of the ladies of St. Johns Epis-
copal Church was quite q success 1t was open
only two days and the receipts were about
$780,
DR. E 8. Grill is having some fine oranges
shipped to Tallahassee. They come from his
Drayton Island grove, are large, of bright gol-
den color and excellent favor. You will find
them al The store of G. H. Dickinson.