The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-05-27
-hn Kerwin. mother Of Mira VIM. Thomas.

AAmonia, were in the city last Tuesday
line New England Conservatory of Music,
Boston, Mass, which enjoys the distinction OF
oelng The largest and best equipped in the world,
attracted to ts halls last year zoos students from
o. States, Territories, Provinces and Foreign
Countries With its Corps of 100 teachers, in
Guiding such well-known artists as Carl Zerrahn
Augusta Rotoli, Carl Faelten, j. c. D. Parker,
Louis Mas, Otto Bendix, Timothie Adamo ski.
Alfred De SIEVE and Leandro Campanari, it
merits for the coming year a still larger patron
| age.
| -Cucumbers have appeared In the Tallahas
see market
| Notice important changes in the big adver-
tisement of w. R. Wilson
| More than one citizen of the Capital CITY is
to be found who believes he saw A. r. Parsons,
the Chicago anarchist, walking the streets of
| Tallahassee some days since
Col. c. A. Boardmsn, OF Palatka one of the
principal owners OF the Florida Southern Rail
way was among the prominent arrivals at the
| ST. James this week
There are about half dozen bicycles and
number of expert riders in Tallahassee A club
will be formed and race arranged to come off
during the grand Inter State shooting tourna-
ment at the fair grounds next month
Two new post-offices have been established
In Wakulla county, Ben Haden, T. Terrell,
| postmaster, on the route between Tallahassee
and Crawfordvile, and Wakulla, NJ NJ Bras
well, postmaster. at Oil Still, on ST. Marks rail-
| road
Major N. A. Eddy and wife leave this week
| to sDend the snmmer Of Milton Mass
One car load meat for SALE at Y A. Lewis
Six Irish potatoes, raised by Mrs. NJ j. Nc
Mahon, on exhibition at Schraders drug store,
weigh over five pounds.
Hon. Robert w. Davis Attorney for the
Florida Southern Railway, was among the Wis
itor at the FLoRIDIAN sancrum yesterday.
See change in W. R Wilson's big advertise
ment
Major Alex. Moseley, Superintendent of
State Asylum at Chattahoochee, WAS in the city
on Business this week
Major George 8. Hallmark, of Pensacola,
the genial giant" and public spirited citizen.
was welcome guest in the FLoRIDIAN sgnctum
last week
Miss Archie Yonge, OF Pensacola is the
guest of Miss Jennie Whitaker on Calhoun
street.
Mrs. Eugene Peterson and Mr.. Magbce Pc
terson, Of Fort Gaines, Ga are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robt Munro
The Walkatomica will to-day take an ex-
cursion party out on the Gulf past the light
house, and then up ST. Marks river 10 Newport
Sulphur Springs.
Captain. VIM. P. Slusser has secure a con
tract to carry the L. S mail, on the steamer
Walkatomica, twice week, between St Marks
and st. Teresa, on James Island
MIR. A V. Clubbs, one of Pensacolas most
enterprising citizens. registered at the ST. james
this morning.
We are pleased to learn that the young men
proposing to organize band in Tallahassee are
being literally assisted by citizens This is as
il should be. If you wish to aid them leave your
contribution with Mr.. r L. Collins, at Schra-
ders drug store.
Mr.. j. D. HOLSTER, prominent railroad man
of Florida, is at the ST. James
DR.. P. c. A. NJ VonWe largely concern
ed in railroad interests IN Florida is a guest at
the ST. James.
MIR. W. A. Griffith and family have returned
from visit to Apalachcola.
The delay Of the mail train from the east
yesterday caused by accident to the east
bound night train near Madison, by which a
number of cars were deraled
If you want pure Tea. not artfcially col
ored go to Byrd i Denham's
Nothing so endangers life adulterated
| food Byrd & Denhaln are known to keep only
pure, unadulterated goods
800 yards Summer Lawns, at cents per
yard, at Y. A. Levy's
| Contractors are figuring estimates tor a
handsome cottage to be erected on Dr. g. W
| Bottoms lot, corner of Calhoun and Clinton
| streets
How many bald heads you see. Worry,
worry, disease. dissipation. These do it. Park
er's Hair Bilsam stops falling hair and restores
gloss and youthful color Exceptionally clean,
elegant, perfect dressing, not greasy Pre-
| vents dandruff 6-4t
| 1t you want to see pretty sight, walk across
| to Calhoun street, on the east side of court
house Square, and look at Mr. Levy's LeConte
pear trees, 40 heavily laden with fruit that the
limbs have to be tied AMI propped up to keep
pears off the ground and limbs from breaking
with the weight of the young fruit.
Columbus Bartlett, Esq, Of San Francisco,
was in the city last week for a brief visit after
| absence Of thirty-seven years. Mr.. Bartlett is a
native Tallahasseean and found ready to well
come him a number of those who had known
him In his youth. Like his brother Washington
| Bartlett, who is now serving second term as
| Mayor OF San Francisco Mr. Bartlett has won
reputation and fortune on the other siie of the
continent. Mr.. Bartlett had visited New Or
| leans his brother, Colonel Frank Bartlett, man
aging editor OF the DGily Stttes, and was his
way to New York when he turned aside to look
once more upon his native city which he found
as pleasant as the memories of it that had dwell
with him through 80 many years of absence.
Colonel G. n. Hademan went North on
Tuesday He will spend the summer in Penn
sylvania.
Major Leroy D. B al has sold sixty acres OF
land to Mr.. Geo Boyden, OF Washington City
1t lies three miles west of Tallahassee, the new
owner has already begun operations, and viii
make specaties of grapes and strawberries.
Colonel J. J. Daniel and Colonel L L. Elem
ing of Jacksonville, were in the city on profess
sionaI business few days ago.
Il like the railroads of Florida because they
are run by live men who know how to run them
politely, carefully and successfully The road:
are smooth, level and pleasant to rifle on, and
the trains are swift and easy running Macon
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