The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-07-29

gins to look as If 1t would be ready for occu.
pancy in few weeka
Mrs. Celia Cohen and her daughter. Miss
Leah leave to-day to visit friends in Macon.
Savannah New York and Pittsburc
Mira w. T. Webster, of Jacksonville. who
mas Deem visiting friends in Tallahassee leaves for
nome to-day, accompanied by Miss Kate Smith.
MI H. ii. Berry and family, of Orange
county, came up this week on a visit to friends
at their former home.
MIA Mary G. Darlington, of Eustis, is spend
ing sometime with Tallahassee friends.
The following is the nine expected to play
the Jacksonville club in that city, on the 4th of
August Fl. Cotner, c.; c. Paul, D.; L. Cohen,
ss.; W. Britton, 1st b.; W. Costa, ID b.; j. Will
son. Sd b.; q. Willis. l. f.; T. Crchlow, c. f.; H.
Bernreuter, r. f.
Orders for any book published, taken at
publishers price, by E. W. Clark
Misses Tillie, Mary and Lettie Whistler, of
Jacksonville, are visiting their Tallahassee
friends
DIR. s. Augustine Wauchope this week made
valuable contribution to University Library,
comprising about fifteen volumes Among them
Sterne, A. M, printed at London in 1774.
"Ovid's Letters !" London. 1888 Dissertations
on Waters" London, 1923 These books are
valuable for their age as well as their excellent
preservation.
-Dckey's Painless Eye Water is the best
remedy yet discovered for granulated lids. No
pain or danger. Sold everywhere Price 25
cents Have no other.
We are indebted to Hon John L. Crawford
Secretary of State, for abulated statistics of Flor
ida Census, taken last year. published elsewhere
This table will be found of special interest to our
Florida readers, and, in fact, to all who are in
terested in our State and its progress
Miss Leila Roberts, of Centrevlle, has been
on a visit to friends in Tallahassee the mast
week
DIR. A. B. Hawkins sent valuable present
"a fine Jersey calf-to Hon r. c. Parkhill, of
Monticello, this week
Captain Dyke is still improving and expects
to make visit to the city this week
Work is progressing rapidly on DR.. Gwynn's
new residence
Col. w. r. Ammo, of Orlando, was in the
city this week on professional business. He was
q "CiSOhiS ficitOl W ltlC L LORlDIAN S0DCtum.
The departures for St. Teresa the past week
were Miss Kate Gamble, Miss Lettie Gamble,
MIR. &. w. Saxon and family, Mr.. W. NJ McIn-
tosh, Jr, Mr.. ]. s. Winthrop and son.
Mr.. George Houstoun, of Savannah, is Wis
ting his brother, Capt. p Houstoun.
New sweet potatoes, the first of the season,
were received at the store of G. W. Saxon & Co.
last Saturday They were raised by colorcd
man.
The annual session of the Normal School for
colored teachers begins next Monday, at Lincoln
Academy, Tallahassee, and will continue two
months.
MILTON, FLA, Jan. 90, SO
This is TO certify that have been afflicted
with scrotua or blood poison for a number of
years. The best physicians of Mobile said
nothing could be done for me. | also took
large quantity of S. S. s. but found no relief in
anything that took. My limbs were a mass of
ulcers, and when was sent to a physi clan al
Mobile my entire body was mass of sores.
had given up all hopes and as last resort tried
T. 2. =. N'rickly Ash Poke Root and POTASH
um) and after using four bottles small size,) the
sores have entirely disappeared and my general
health was never better than at present time.
People who know me think it a wonderful cure
Respectfully, ELIZA ToDD.
Miss Fannie Gibbons gave a party last Fri
day evening, in honor of her guest, Miss Bessie
Gibbes, of Quincy
Mr.. W. d. Hartt being in New York on
business last week ran down to Tallahassee to
spend a few days with his family. He will
leave this week for his fishery at ST. Andrews,
NIB
Mrs. T. B. Simkns, of Monticello, has
1Nno e.. l., =. IT'LL
The brick and other material for Tallahas-
secs new public school building are being
hauled TO the site for the cdfce, corner of Du-
val and Tennessee streets.
Miss Annie Papy, of Fcrnandina, is visiting
friends in Tallahassee
Col. Ii. S. Duval State Engineer, was at
the Capital on Monday. He says the mountains
of Gadsden county are plainly visible from Cap
ta Hill
MIR. George Damon will occupy the store of
MIR. w. A. Rawls, one door south of his present
stand, when it is completed
One thousand copies of the Annual Cata-
logue of Florida Agricultural College, located at
Lake City, have been completed at the FLoRID
IAN office this week, and are ready for disribu-
ton.
The Florida Cycling Club of Tallahassee,
will participate in the sports of the grand tour
nament at Pablo Beach, the last week in Au.
gust. The Tallahassee wheelmen will earn as
many prizes at Pablo as any club in the State.
DIR A. b. Hawkins LETT this week for South
Florida, from whence he will 60 to Raleigh, N.
c., and return to Tallahassee in October.
The colored band occupied the stand in
capitol square one hour last Saturday afternoon
They play remarkably well
-Prospectors from the North visiting the
Tallahassee Country the present month, upon
being Intercepted as to why theylcame to Flor
ida in the summer, responded eve came to
Florida TO keep cool we find the weather very
pleasant here; here is no oppressive heat and the
nights are cool and delightful"
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.