The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-03-25

. "uu hickory HUI planta-
tons Of Major Leroy D. Ball These places =.
about nve miles from Tallahassee. on the MI
cousukie road, and contain about s,7OO acres Of
excellent farming lands Nj. Emery "a the mar
ufacturer OF the Old Judge" smoking tobacco
and cigarettes o
I.DcKeys Painless Eye Water cures ve.l
eno unnamed eyes in q few hours witnont ~.
2. Danger; price % cents per bottle. The hest
Eye wafer IN the world. Ask for il and hsvs
I~ 491y
IL the editor of the 7allaAassean shou,d
pun on his shoe in Byrd & Denham's STORE
'nose gentlemen and their clerks would he com.
p'ieo W Vacate at ouce, and the room vould
nave 10 % fumigated for week before thew
e"u'o occupy 1t again. 1t is hardly necessary to
state' oy way OF parenlhesis," that the Civ
Editor of the FLoRrpIAN wsshes h;s g., -.
we cam say that the editor of the 7alaAasssan
ever does
we see by the Times Union that the Biiou
opera Company propose to give an entertain
ment at Tallahassee about the first of April
MI A ID. Magbee, of Tampa. formerly
pressman on the FLoRIDIAN, came I'D last week
70 accept the position of foreman of the ITALIA.
h0sseean.
The large number OF visitors at Tallahassee
nave been enjoying the delightful weather this
"eek-waikIng and driving in every direction
through our beautiful and pcturesqe hill coun-
try.
Mr. w. A. Raws receives daily weather
bulletins from General Hazen and DISPLAYS the
signals in front of his drug store.
Rev. j. M. Caldwell, of Jasper, Circuit
Clerk for Hamilton county, was at the Capital
last Saturday
lion. W. Naylor Thompson, paymaster of
the F. K & n. Company, paid off at Tallahas-
see last Saturday.
What do they do when they Install min
lste !! inquired small boy. do they put
him in stall and feed him ?" Not Bit"
SAID his lather; 81 they harness him to a church
and expect him draw it alone"
is Tallahassee to have a fire engine this
year!
III all the winter sojourners in Florida could
spend April and May in the State more of
them would become permanent residents of our
sunny land. Those who only see Florida in
; winter can have no idea of her real charms and
attractions.
w Ao" mas oCNOuC vi the scheme 10 build a
market house for Tallahassee
The two-story residence of Mr.. W.D
HART, corner OF Bronaugh and 2OO-foot street.
is nearing completion.
when Florida is at her distributing April
and May-there are fewer visitors TO view and
admire her indescribable beauty and lowell
ness
The Line of Dress Goods as exhibited nv 7
r. Cohen, exceed anything ever before seen in
idiiahassee. 1885,
i had to comb back my hair from my fore
head and omit the parting to conceal my bald
ness. Since then Parker's Hair Balsam has made
my hair as thick and glossy as ever. Ladies
whose hair is getting thin will find the Balsam
just splendid Mary Swanson, Chicago. 464w
Editor Mcleod has made new departure
and IN the right direction, having merged his
semi weekly IaAahasseaa in the Weeklv ITALIA
hdssedn and Land Of FZocers, a much larger and
handsomer paper, for which We wish all the sue
cess that his energy and enterprise deserve.
we understand that Mr.. G. n Lyman, of
Milwaukee, who last winter purchased the
Chares estate on Lake Lafayette, has purchased
" Glen wood" formerly the country seat of Col
w. l.. Robinson, seven miles from Tallahassee.
Ihere Is one thousand acres in the tract and il
is one OF the best properties in Leon county.
The Tallahassee boys are looking for a chal-
lenge from the Monticello Gun Club when they
get through with The Jacksonville shootists.
Mr. Hugh Black, living in the southwest
corner of Leon county, has sold tract of land
to u Chicago genllem m who proposes to locate
COLONY thereon.
The residence OF Dr.. Geo w. Beiton was
burgiarized one night last week The articles.
taken consisted chiefly of the family silver. val
ued at about $500. There is no clue to the rob
bers, but it is thought the work was done nv
professional burglars.
With u railroad connection mort hwa ri there
would be in Tallahassee during the winter sea
son, 1000 or 500 visitors at time instead of
| 200 or 300, and then there would be demand
for more and larger hotels Give US the railroad
| and give it this summer
Mr.. Chauncey Pomroy, who was injured in
a railroad accident near Tallahassee on the 18th
OF November, and has since been invalided at
the ST. James Hotel, has so far recovered "a tn
be able TO travel. Mr.. p is man of remarkable
physical vgor for he was born before Washing
ton died, and is now eighty-six years of age. He
was one OF the first settlers Of Columbus Geor-
gia, and was long a leading merchant of Mont
gomery, Alabama. The war seriously affected
his fortunes, and for tweniy-three years he has
been the only confidential agent of the great
Sessinghaus Milling Company, of st. Louis, and
they state thai during all that time he has never
missed train by sickness, neglect or accident
until that in last November Mr. Pomroy is a
gentleman of literary culture as well as practical
business capacity, as contributions to our col
umns testify. The sympathetic letters he has
received since tue accident are warm testimoni-
ais to his integrity, christian character and
ability, and are over the signatures of gentlemen
known far and wide for good repute and public
position.
Col. S. /. Wales was among The prominent
arrivals at the Leon yesterday.
We direct special attention to the card of
Mr. Max Flatauer, practical matchmaker at the
store of Mr. Julius Diamond, opposite the post
Office. Repairing done promptly and warranted
for one year.
Mrs. T. B. Wells, of Jacksonville. is visiting
friends in the city.
The indications for Northern Florida to-day
are fair weather with stationary temperature.
Quite a number of guests of the New Leon
invi fa.1t tn a nicnir b.