The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-07-22

INC ational Division, Sons of Temperance
writing from New Haven. Conn, under date Of
July 10th, says: "The National Division will
adjourn tonight We have, after q hard contest,
secured The next session to be held at Jackson
vile. Fla. in April. 1887"
The Floral City Junior Base Ball Club, l.
E Cohen, Captain, have accepted a challenge
from the Atlantic (Junior) Club, of Jacksonville,
and will play them a friendly game in that city
on the fourth of August. They have also &C.
copied an invitation TO play in st. Augustine on
the fifth.
homeless pigs feet and tripe, at Saxon Co.'S 142t
Mr.. VIM. w. Woodward, the efficient and
worthy Superintendent of Schools whose term
OF office expires in October, 1887, is candidate
for the position at the ensuing election. Mr..
Woodward is eminently qualified for the posi-
ton and will make a good run.
The departures for ST. Teresa the past week
are Mrs. A. L. Randolph and children, Miss M
B. Randolph, and Captain VIM C. Lewis and
family.
There should be a good attendance at the
Democratic mass meeting next Saturday.
Try those sardnes in mustard fresh from Hartt's
Canadian fishery, at Saxon & Co.'S 4a
MIR. Joel b. Crawford of Tallahassee was
married to Miss Annie Ramser, of Eufaula,
Ala, on the 9th of July. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides father, Rev
w. N. Reeves officiating The happy bride and
| groom went West on bridal tour Their future
home will be in Texas, where Mr.. Craw ford will
engage in business May prosperity and happi-
ness attend them through life
Mrs. Alex. Moseley, her daughter, Miss
Rachel, and son, VIM. d. Moseley, arrived from
Chattahoochee yesterday.
Colonel s. |. WaiIes of Washington City,
arrived at the st. James Tuesday.
Captain r. A. Shine is putting material on
the ground for another new cottage in the west
crn part of the city
Miss Clifford Walker, of Monticello. who
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. B. B.
Wilson, leaves for home to day.
Goldfish balls, ready for the table at Saxon A. Co.'S
Miss Lettie Gamble, Judge d. S. Walker.
Mr.. W. Nj. Mcintosh. ST., Mr.. j. s. Locke and
two sons, came up from St. Teresa on Tuesday.
Colonel L. |. Fleming, Hon f. M. Randall.
Colonel John T. Walker, and Colonel George
wheaton Deans, of jacksonville, have been in
attendance on the Supreme Court the past week
MIR. Il. M. Miller, editor of the Seville Ga
zet&', was at the Capital this week
Captain W. D. Chpley, Vice President of
the p. & A. r. r., registered at the st. James
yesterday
Major George S Hallmark, the genial giant
oil Pensacola, was in the city last week His cir
Gle OF friends is in full proportion to his size
MIR. Joseph L. Bryan is announced as a can
ddae for Tax Assessor Mr.. BRYAN was a gal
liant soldier, he is a true Democrat and will re-
celve the cordial support of many Democrats
Mrs. Ellen Kendrick, of Tampa, and Miss
Emma Mitchell, of Mitchellville, are guests of
Mrs DIR. Mitchell. on Adams street
MIR. J. G. Kemper will to-day ship fine
Jersey calf 10 Mr.. r. w. Campbell, of Ocala.
Miss Maggie Pearce left for st. Augustine
last Saturday
The employees of the F. r Il N Company,
at the Tallahassee depot and shops, desire to
thank Captain r. A. Shine, through the columns
OF the FLoRTDIAN for a wagon load of his large
watermelOns.
Remember the Democratic Mass Meeting
al Gallie's Hall, next Saturday, to select dele
gates TO the Congressional Convention
Judge II. l.. Mitchell and family left on
Saturday for Gainesville, Ga
MIR. Henry A. Varnum, representing the
jacksonville Times Union, spent a few DAYS in
Tallahassee this week in the interest of that
journal He made a number of calls at the
FLORIDIAN sanclum.
Col. w. Naylor Thompson, Paymaster of
the F. r. Il. N. Company, paid the employees of
the Western Division last week
SENn TEN NENTS
Letters from Tallahassee" in a neat and atlrac-
tive pamphlet
The Knights of Honor meet this evening.
Last Thursday night the officers of Ancilla
Encampment No. ., l. O. 0. F., for the ensuing
term, were installed, viz: julius Ball, C. p; E.
w. Clark, II. p. g. W. Houston, s. W.; SIP.
Rozer, j. W.; b. A. Meginniss, Treas w. Ii.
Chancey, Scribe; l.. G. Yaeger, l. s. John
Burkhardt, o. s; Geo. Damon, LIST W; j. W.
Hackrtt, I'd W.; C. #. w. Syfan, 81 W.; 3. N.
Shay. 4'h W.. A. Stephenson, 1st G. T.; VIM.
Roberts, % G. r.
Col Nelson Sayler, of Cincinnati arrived
at the ST. James yesterday. This is his first
visit to Florida and he came to prospect in the
Tallahassee Country for land to grow the John
son grass. He came TO the right place
"A brother of Mr.. John B. Davids, from New
York, arrived last week. We learn that he de-
sires to rent or buy farm.
Major Jas. f. Broome is among the late ar
rivals at the st. james.
An infant, the first born TO Mayor G. w.
Walker and wife, was buried from the residence
of Ex-Governor d. S. Walker last Monday AFTER
noon The sorrowing parents have the sympa-
thy of the community in their bereavement
Mrs. f. Douglass and Mrs. Ella S. Bull, of
Tallahassee, during recent visit 10 Washington
City, called on President Cleveland, accompa-
MED by Senator Call and Representative David.
son. They were cordially received, and the la
dies say that his wife is very handsome"
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