The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-08-12

recently OF heart disease, at San Antonio, Tex
as The Major aud his family spent last win.
ter IN Tallahassee.
Miss Mena Williams, Miss Kate M Kemper
and Mr.. j. r. Cohen left on Tuesday for Cincin-
natl
The Floral Ciiys Junior made an excursion
70 Jacksonville last week, where they played a
game with the National Base Ball Club of that
city. The Tallahassee boys had their ninth in
ming and made % runs. The Jacksonville boys
went TO the bat on their ninth inning. Two
were put out, darkness came on, and game was
called on the eighth inning. The score was an
nOunced 10 TO II in favor of the Nationals
Without beautiful hair no woman is beau
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hair and give back its gloss and youthful color.
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Master Ralph Pace, student of ST. Marys
College, Baltimore, is spending his vacation lin
Tallahassee.
One application will greatly relieve and
often cure the worst sore eyes The best known
remedy for granulated lids is Dickey's Painless
Eye Water. Have no other. For sale by all
druggists.
Home made Breakfast Rolls, at Carpenter &
Heads
The School Board last Saturday selected
teachers for the schools in the country as fol-
lows Hale's School House, Mr.. J. o. Darsey
lamonia Mrs. l.. X. Bannerman; Lake Jack
son, Miss A. f. George E. G.. Smiths School
House, MIR. J. W. Pittman; Enon Church, Mr.
j. /. Bryan Moores Lake, Mrs. s. F. Hun
tress; Mount Zion Church, Miss Lizzie White;
Centreville, Miss Fannie w. Afford The Board
will meet the first Saturday in September to
select teachers for the remainder of white and
for the colored schools
Miss Hammie Blake, of Tampa, was mar
ried last Sunday to Mr. F. b. Biddullh, of New
jersey The bride is the youngest daughter of
Rev E. l.. T. Blake, young lady we'll known
in Tallahassee, where she has a host of friends,
with whom the FLoRIDIAN unites in wishing
her and her husband long life, happiness and
prosperity. The happy couple will reside at
Sanford.
The Leon County School Beard last Satur
day elected Prof H. N Felke Principal of the
Tallahassee Graded School Mrs Annie f.
Grant was elected Assistant Principal Both
are excellent teachers and their selection by the
board should give general satisfaction
Mrs. r. b. Carpenter, Misses Emma and
Lizzie Tatum will to-day return from Mount
Pleasant, accompanied by Mrs George l. Davis.
Mr.. f. w Post, of New Orleans, came up
from ST. Teresa on Tuesday, and reports that it
is most pleasant resort.
REV. Dr. Carter, Rector of ST Johns
Church, Mrs. p. Houstoun, Miss Susie Archer,
Miss Matte Houstoun, Miss Mary Ames,
Mr.. T. IL. Randolph and Mr.. NJ F. Papy are
among those who went to Jacksonville TO at
tend the conservation services of Bishop Weed.
Mr.. Thos. Bradley, formerly with Mcssrs
JOS Cohen Il Co, left this week to accept a no.
stion in Jacksonville.
-Messrs. G. r. Hubby, j. C. McGiffin, F. G.
Borden and w. j. Farrell, OF the Fernandina
Bicycle Club, came to Tallahassee last Friday
They were shown around the city and country
by the Tallahassee Club, and made a trip of four
and half miles to Live Oak Spring and Schrader
Bros Wavery Stock Farm. "Coasting" on the
long sloping hills of the Tallahassee Country was
pleasure new and novel to the Fernandina
wheelmen, and they enjoyed it very much
During their visit they were entertained by Miss
Annie Papy, Mr.. George Lewis and The Florida
Bicycle Club, and expressed desire to visit Tai
lahassee again in the fall.
The Florida Bicycle Club, of Tallahassee,
has joined the League of American Wheeman
Captain Shines warehouse yesterday. The
first bale last year came in on August 9th and
the second on the 7th The bale received yes
terday was raised by Clinton Sneed, colored
farmer on the plantation of Mr. Wilson Pope
1t weighed 492 pounds, and sold to Saxon
& Co. al eight and three tenths cents.
Mrs. S. Cotner and daughter, Miss Hannah
last Monday returned from a two months visit
to friends al Savannah and Beaufort
Don't forget that the County Commiss oners
will meet next Monday to revise and equalze as
sessments for the current year
Villa Mitchell is on a regular boom. More
than one hundred and sixty lots have been sold,
and over half of that number 10 non-resdents.
Hon. Geo. l. Davis, of Mount Pleasant, has
taken the position of foreman for Mr. F. c. Gil
more in his building operations
We have heard of two important iransac
tons in real estate the past week, but as the
deeds have not been signed we are not allowed
TO give names, &c.
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