The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-02-11

Miss Lucy Randolph was last Monday mora
ing installed As delivery clerk in the Tallahassee
post-o61ce
-one OF the first steps in fighting insects /.
70 cut down and burn all worthless fruit trees
mus reducing the number of breeding places.
we are requested to announce that the
Clinton Street Baptist Church will be closed nm.
I'll the first Sunday in March, the pastor Rev
Dr. McCants, having been granted leave of All.
sence on account of illness.
-Cream rises almost wholly when the milk
Is cooling. says the Dairy Farmer. and if the
milk is warmed up to 100 degrees the cream will
nearly all rise while the milk is gradually cool
ing down to so degrees
Hon. X. W. Davis, Of Paatka Colonel
Angus Paterson, of Madison, and Colonel w.
L. Robinson, of jacksonville, were among the
arrivals at the ST. James on Tuesday.
Captain G. c. Floyd has given up railroad
ing and engagedain business at jacksonville.
MI Hamilton Disston and wife made visit
TO Tallahassee this week
Major Alex. Moseley, Superintendent of the
State Asylum, at Chattahoochee, was in the CITY
last Monday
ELAN B. Carlton, Esq, of Fort Ogden, was
at the Capital this week on professional bust
ness
Get your valentines ready for the 14ih.
The Annual Session of the Florida Press
Association begins at Gainesville to-day
Old man Haz-n delivered his blizzard on
time last week 1t Was of short duration how
ever, and we have some nice weather since.
-.JuJvp w lamar of
the city last week.
Colonel John Bradford started out last
week. assisted by Messrs. George A. Beard.
Charles L. Beard and Overton Bernard 10 make
a survey for the Tallahassee Railroad norlhward
Ihey have run the line out about ten miles aud
find that the road bed can be made for much less
than has been supposed The Trustees are well
pleased with results thus far and are very hope
ful that they will be enabled to build the road
Mr.. Thomas ]. Perkins and wife. OF Mica
nopy, have been spending few DAYS with friends
in Tallahassee.
Gen. F. f. Flint, T. ). A (rctir,ad lisD is in
the city, and also his daughter wife at Major
Drew, L. ). A. who is spending The winter with
her aunt, Mrs Ames of Tallahassee General
Flint was just from West Point when he saw his
first service AS IL Lieutenant in Florida torly-tour
years ago. He then reported to his communal AT
Tallahassee, and at once went on active ,uiy in
trucking The willy Scmnncs through the hill
country of Middle Florida sound constitu-
ton and powerful physique enabled him to
safely withstand the wear and tear of long and
| arduOus service wherever the armies ot The I'm
ion operated, and the gallant veteran presents Il
phenomenal appearance of youth aud vignr,
being seemingly twenty years younger than his
age-and his many friend, here arr glt to note
il. The generals home is at Highland Park
near Chicago aud he has or..nge grove properly
in Florida. He will remain "a month in the
State
The report that the Board OF Trustees OF
the Railroad had sent dtpuiation 10 Savannah
/ was untrue.
Judge Mcclellan, of the First Circuit, is on
the bench of The Supreme Court in place OF
Justice Raney, disqualified in certain cases
Hon. r. w Davis and son registered al the
/ St. James Tuesday
-" Most of these hair preparations don't
work" writes Mr.. J. S Burdick OF ST. Louis,
but Parkers Hair Bilsam is an honorable cx-
ccpion. My hair Thin and premaiurely
! gray. The b isam made it brown again and
! soft aS in my bnyhood." 424w