The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-04-01

seen in forty years
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Judge Walker will hold Circuit Court at
Crawfordville next week.
Mr. A. b. Hart, of the Lake City Planning
Mills was welcome visitor at the FLoRrDIAN
sanctum Tuesday.
MIR. w. NJ. Mcintosh ST., offers for sale
abou' five thousand acres of choice lands, most
ly hammock, in Lafayette and Madison counties
viii be sold in a body or in quantities to suit
purchasers, and on easy terms.
we were pleased to receive call on Tues
day morning from Mr. J. W. Stewart. of Chi
cago, and Mr. H. C. Allen, of Grafton, Ill.,, both
formerly editors and publishers They are very
enthusiastic over the beauties aud attractions of
the Tallahassee Country, and will visit il
again.
Mrs Governor Perry aud her daughter,
Miss Fannie, expect to leave for Pensacola to-
day.
I, d.,
has been the guest of Mrs d. Lang. for some
time, leaves for home to-day
Mr.. John McHenry is having his lots, cor
ner OF Monroe and Lafayette streets. enclosed
with nice fence, AMI LeCon,e pear trees set on,
on them.
MIR. }. Is. Rphrer, an experienced tobacco
grower from Lancaster Pa, after prospecting in
the Tallahassee Country, has leased the fair
ground tract for the purpose of trying tobacco
culture in Leon county
The budding and blooming of pretty flow
ers the rich green foliage Of the stately oaks,
the pleasing scene OF hills AMI valleys covered
with beautiful green, and the charming weather
all remind US that spring-wrlcome spring-has
come again.
Quite party of ladies and gentlemen par
tlcipated in the excursion To the Gulf last Tues
day, on the Steamer Walkatomica. and all were
delighted with the trip
The spring meeting of Florida Presbyerv
will be held at Quincy, beginning on Thursday,
April 18TH
DIR. rowsmith who was seriously i'll from
heart disease last week, sent to Jacksonville for
DR.. Stout He came up on a special train Sat
urday night, and we are glad to learn that Dr.
Arrowsmth is better
Major George r Fairbanks, editor of the
Fernandina Mirror has been in attendance on
the Diocesan Council OF Florida this week
-lfyou want TO help buy signal service flags
with which to display weather Indications
daily, call at R.wis' drug store and leave your
contribution.
The ram Tuesday night was The heaviest
while ii lasted-that has fallen at Tallahassee
Tor many years.
DR.. Avery w. Chase is preparing to build
large dwelling on his place purchased from Col
A. A. Fisher.
Capt Thos. J. Shine. of Orlando, Circuit
Clerk OF Orange county, Was among the arriv-
ais at the Capital Tuesday
Mr.. Aaron Levy has sold the dwelling
house corner of Adams and Gaines streets. to
Mrs. Officer, of Kansas
Mr.. r. c. Long left yesterday for Jackson
Vile
Mr.. Abe GRADER, formerly Tallahasseean,
now representing The wholesale tobacco house
OF Rieser & Stern, Savannah, has been in the
city this week
Major G. II. Arson and family, of Mwau-
kee, are stopping with Mr.. J. j. Williams
Major Anson is the son-in-aw of Mr. G. n
Lyman.
Some time ago Mr.. Tom Costa said he
would give turkey and oyster dinner to the
Trustees when they lei the first contract for
grading on the railroad norhwaId from ITALIA
hassee When he made this promise he pur-
chased large gobbler aud put him up to fatten
for the occasion Mr. Costa says the turkey is
very fat, and he is getting anxious to serve him
as he promised, if he only have the oppor-
tunity. Tom is enterprsing and liberal, and If
he had the means would build the railroad him
self
Among the attorneys in attendance upon
the Circuit and Supreme Courts the past week,
We notice the following: Mr.. VIM. Wade
Hampton, Gainesville; Mr. John b. Gaines,
Leesburg; Hon. VIM. A. Blount, Pensacola
Hon. Thomas L. Clarke Monticello; Hon. Jno
W. Malone, Quincy; Alex. ST. Clair-Abrams,
Tavares.
Burglars and desperadoes have been oper-
ating extensively in E .st Florida towns They
may decide to visit the Capital City before leav-
ing The State. We advise our citizens to keep
their firearms in order, be viglant and watchful.
and ready to give them warm reception if they
attempt any OF their notorious work here. If
suspicious characters appear in Tallahassee the
authorities should make them leave at once.
We were pleased this morning to receive
call from Judge J. X. Barry, prominent rail-
road man OF Chicago The Judge and his
wife arc pleasantly quartered at the New Leon.
He came TO investigate the Florida Ship Canal
scheme.
DIR. Carter informs us this morning that the
rain fall for March was $40 inches. More rain
fell the past month than during the three pre-
ceding months
800 different patterns of gents Spring and
Summer goods, at Burkhardts.
Gents will 6nd pretty assortment of Spring
and Summer goods at the Merchant Tailoring
establishment of Mr.. BurkLardt.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
w n Wilson IN now Offering complete lines