The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-04-08

bulletin board. which hangs ut the fruvt dro~
He offers grea. bargains on Tuesdays and Fri-
days.
We had pleasant visit on Tuesday ftom
Col. A. B. Hsgan, prominent LAWYER Of Laks
City, who was in attendance on the sunr.r,.
Court
Another Leon county plantation was pur.
chased by Northern gentleman last SATURDAY.
Mr.. E. A. Crawford made the sale through thu
real estate firm of Bernard & Son, Of the Over.
street tract, comprising $40 acres. the propertv
OF Mr.. Thomas W. Carr, to DR.. Thomss Wi,de
OF Brooklyn, N. Y. The place ID about seven
miles from Tallahassee, has beautiful lake On
1t, is near Lake Hall, and a very desirable pro.
perty.
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Whelps for sale at Hillside Place, Tallahassee.
MIR. Ashley D. Harger, Travelling Core
spondent of the Chicago Times, has been at the
Leon for a week past. He is delighted with the
hill CITY and greatly enjoys the charming scenery
OF the hill country He has visited a number
OF points OF special interest, including the famous
and wonderful Wakula Spring Mr.. Hareer
has written many letters from Florida this win
ter, tor all OF which he has been commended for
his fairness and adherence to facts. and we know
that he will do full justice to tine beautiful fer
tile and attractive Tallahassee Country in his
letter from the Capital City.
Special Sale Days, Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
al w. r. Wilson'S
MIR. A. j. Fish is building a corrugated ;ron
warehouse for Mr. Aaron Lew. in rear of h;s
store.
Plum Pudding. Mnce Meat New Currant. R.ss;r.
citron and Prunes at T. H. Randolph q Co.'S '-''
The Misses Wilson, of Dover, Delaware. af-
Ter pleasant winter spent in Tallahassee. have
departed for their home
The rubbish affords the harborinp nlaces of
the insects, and the safest method for DESTROYING
them is TO burn all the rubbish which NAV he nm
ut for the manure heap. Dried weeds should
never be added to the manure, or seeds will be
| scattered over the farm, and a clean rakiue
should be given all the corners and other incon.
venlent places, in order to collect the old rub
bish before warm weather begins.
Every visitor to our State should see Middle
Florida
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| FLoRIDIAN office If
Quite number of Tallahasseeans Yesterday
Participated in the pleasures of the annual spring
picnic on Lake Miccosukie
DIR. kost says there is to be found. beyond
doubt, iron ore within one mile of Taahasse
Mr. Chas 6. Emery and family, of New
York, after protracted sojourn at the New
Leon, departed for home this week Mr.. Emery
is member of the "Old Judge" Smoking To
oacco and Cigarette Company, and recently pur
chased 2, 700 acre OF valuable land near ITALIA
hassee.
Every visitor to Tallahassee is delighted
with our charming and picturesque hill country.
Miss Jennie Whitaker and Miss Carrie Ellis
have gone to Pensacola to witness the Naval
Drill
MIR. b. A. NJ gnniss is having handsome
two-story, seven-room cottage erected on Jeffer-
son street, in West End
The County Commissioners will meet next
Monday.
Colonel Fred. T. Myers and family left yes
terday for Pensacola 10 witness the Navil Drill
Mr. W. D. Hartt is moving into his new
resi- dence, corner of Bronaugh and McCarty
streets.
Another fruit-dealer and confectioner made
his appearance in the Capital City few days
ago. He will be introduced to the public as Mr.
Allegro, Jr.
Two weeks from next Monday is Memorial
Day. We presume that the Ladies Memorial
Association will see that the day is properly OBJ
served at Tallahassee
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Ball, of Fort Meade, is visit
ing friends at her former home-Tallahassee
Two little girls aged five and seven years.
while playing few days since, were overheard
discussing their churches. Little ive-year-old
said to her playmate: "What church do You
belong to? belong to the Methodist" Little
seven -year-old replied: Il belong to the Epis-
copal something, l don't know what now"
Then the little Methodist propounded this ques-
ton: What is the difference between your
church and mine - "Oh, can't tell" responded
the little Episcnpaan. Miss Methodist pro-
ceeded to tell her Your church is brick and
mine is wood" This explanation was accep
ted by Miss EpIscopalian, the subject dismissed,
and they proceeded with their play.
Capt G. E. L. Allison, Superintendent of
Schools fol- GAdsden county, was among the
welcome visitors to the FLoRIDIAN sanctum last
Thursday
We saw ripe strawberries last week
Judge D. s Walker and State Attorney E.
c. Love returned from Crawfordvle on Tues
day, whittier they had gone on Monday to hold
the spring term of the Circuit Court. The
Judge informs US that there was not single case
on either the civil criminal dockets, the grand
jury found no indictment, and the people are
happy, cOntented and prosperous Wakulla is
the banner county of Florida in 1885 for law
and order
| "A gentleman who arrived at the Leon last
week, and who had spent most OF the winter in
Jacksonville, where he often met Col. H. r. Du-
val, Receiver of the r. r. & N. Company, vol
unfairly informed US that Middle Florida had
true friend and we'll wisher In Receiver Duval,
who induces many persons to visit this charm
ing section of the State" This gentlemen only
told US what we already knew. Col Duvsl has