The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-11-11
m. new CITY market house. Mr.. A. J. Fan.

The new city market house, Mr.. A. J. Fish,
,o,trsctor, will soon be completed. and then
.,.rteting will be pleasure in q clean new
building.
On our way home last Thursday night we
~sre informed of the outrage perpetrated at the
...;deuce of Col. Fred. T. Myers by the colored
,,,chins who were parading the streets on Tues
a.v night rejoicing over the result of the cleo
,;on Right here We wish to say that we think
TOO much liberty is allowed for boisterous DEM
ons,rstons on these occasions men-voters, and
having q material interest in the result of an
ELECTION sometimes go beyond the bounds of
,,onriety in their Publications but crowd of
ignorant urchins, parading the streets with
,orches. clubs, tin pans and horns, and yelling
and screaming like demons should not be toera-
ned in any civilized community. Any police
IAN on the Tallahassee force could have pre-
rented the outrage of Tuesday night, and the DO
Iceman on duty, had he been on the alert as to
his duty, would have known what was going on,
could have promptly stopped them in their dis
GRACEFUL conduct, captured and locked part of
,hem ND. identified number of others, and had
them arraigned before the Mayor next morning
,or trial and punishment-andt the devilish rascals
deserve 10 be severely punshed-a cow-hide on
their bare backs and six months in the chain
Gang would he light punishment for them
Every good citizen of Tallahassee owes it to him.
elf and family take special care to prevent the
rendition of such shameful and disgraceful out
rsge as was enacted in front OF Colonel Myers res
idence on the night mentioned above.
DIR. S Augustine Wauchope and family
have moved into Mrs Duvars residence
AT meeting of the Directors, held last
Thursday night, Miss Lila Byrd was elected
Librarian for University Library. This is COM
nlment worthiIy bestowed. The new Librarian
has taken charge of Library Hall, and all visi-
tors there will find Miss Byrd very attentive and
accommodating.
Rev Z. Warren Clark and family, and Col
n. ID. McCulloch, recently returned from Wis
cousin. are stopping with Mrs. j. J. Williams, on
Calhoun street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Douglass, after an absence
of several months, i'll the North and West, last
Monday returned TO Tallahassee.
Miss Maggie A. Pearce returned Friday
from protraced visit to friends in Washington,
DC.
Game is abundant in the Tallahassee Coun-
tT-all kinds from birds up 10 deer. black bear,
&c. Many sportsmcn spend the winter here,
bringing with them, guns, dogs, DC.
Miss Maggie PeaIce has opened school for
little pupils al the residence of Miss Annie
Chaires on Monroe street. She began Monday
with small class which will doubtless rapidly
increase.
Mr.. c. b. Gwynn and bride were registered |
At the Marshall House, Savannah, on the 18th, |
and Messrs T. A Crawford and j. o. Bradley, |
a, the Scrcven House on Sunday.
--Recenis at the cotton warehouses in this |
CITY are steadily increasing, and the staple is of
unusually fine quality.
Large numbers ofcovered wagons daily pass |
through Tallahassee rOute to the Gulf coast in |
quest of fine salt water fish.
MI. ] Burkhim, of Jacksonville, was in the |
city this week.
Mr.. T j. R4wls is rushing work on Tala-
hassees new brick school building, which will
be an ornament Ia The Capital City 1t already |
attracts the attention of passers-by, and when
completed il will be one of the most imposing
buildings in Tallahassee.
Mrs f H. Afford returned from visit 10
Townsville on Tuesday.
-Messrs C. c. Pcarce, w A. DeMilly, A.
Hopkins, j. A. Pearce, W. F. Oldenburg, and
c. Hopkins left The early part of the week for
big deer drive on East river, southwest of ITALIA
hassee
The firm OF johnson & Clewis has been dis
solved BY mutual consent. Mr.. NJ. Fl. johnson
continues business at the same place, Che Lively
cornerD and Mr.. \. {. Clewis contemplates a
prospecting tour through South Florida
Building and painting is the order of the
day in Tallahassee