The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-02

Hon. r Il. II. Davidson and Co.,
Pasco arrived Monday and stopped a, 49, ss
Jam 8, where they were serenaded bv IN. -.
Cornet Band, under the leadership Of N, =
Collins. In response to loud and freouer, ~
for both gentlemen they came from the, ..- -'"
and made pleasant little addresses 10 the c,o.s
whose spokesman, Mr. John s. Beard .n,v.'
with characteristic readiness of speech
The advertisement of Young Fem.,. 90
lege, Townsville, appears in the F,o., r
10 day This institution affords every facIh,s
for thorough education. The fall session '
September 18th. For catalogue and ful, ~
NATION, address The President John Z. B.t..
Mr.. Henry A. varnum, travelling renrss..
tative Of the Timer Union, made:a pes.s.,
on the FLoRDrAN last Friday.
Mr.. Chas. s. Compton, a prominent o,,,-.
of Indianapolis, registered at the ST. james NJ
day Taking brief vacation from his du,;..
a railroad man he thought he could not do bette.
than run down TO Tallahassee to see his ft;..s
DR.. Hunt, of Cincinnati, who is here imnrov;.1
his recently purchased property Mr.. c. is w.,,
| pleased with our country.
Senator Wilkinson Call arrived by The mia
night train Monday and joined Colonel Davidso,
and Captain Pasco at the st. James Leav;n.
with them for Wakula al daylight in the morn.
ing he was met by but few of our citizens.
Mr. A. s. Harper and family are pleasant,
domicled in their new residence on the south
side Of Green Square.
DIR. Edmond V. Joye leaves for Charleston
to-day. He received a Telegram this momino
stating that the family residence was in min.
but all the members were safe.
Major Leroy d. Ball arrived from the North
| Tuesday night. His family will remain some.
time longer, and meanwhile he takes his meal.
comfortably al the St James
Mr.. E. w. Clark claims TO have a genuine
Colorado Beetle" (potato bug) at bis jewelv
store, and invites everybody to call and see il.
Judge Benjamin Harrison, postmaster a, Pa.
latka, who has been quite ill., yesterday came IN
Tallahassee with Hon. E. s. Grill, State Treas.
urer, at whose residence he will remain until bs
RECEIVERS.
Mr.. ID. Wyatt Aiken, of South Carolina has
rented for one year. from Mr. Aaron Levy. the
dwelling at the south end of Monroe street. Mr.
Aiken is son of South Cardinals distinguished
Congressman of sumo name. His family is ex.
pected to arrive::about The 10Th
| Fine Gulf oysters appeared in the Tallahas
sec market the first day of September
Mr. B. A. Meginniss and family yesterday
moved into their handsome new residence At
West End
Col. Fred. T. Myers returned from Pablo
last night.
Mr. w. $. Wagstaff, the genial representa-.
tive of the Orlando Reporter, was a welcome
visitor at the FLORIDIAN sanctum this morning.
He is making tour of the State in the interest
of the Grand Base Ball Tournament, to begin in
Orlando on the Goth. One thousand dollars in
premiums will be distributed, and week of
grand sport is anticipated.
The hour for Sunday School of St Johns
Church is changed from The afternoon to ten
O'Clock in the morning, commencing with next
Sunday.
Capt S. Pasco made pleasant call at the
FLoRIDIAN sanctum last Monday AS elsewhere
stated he adds his strength to Col Davidson's
cause in the campaign.
1.-THE wife and daughter of Captain VIM. G.
Lewis had a narrow escape from serious injury
last Monday afternoon by the running away of an
animal attached to buggy. Both were thrown
from the vehicle and very severely bruised.
Mr.. Thos. j. Perkins left for New York last
| Thursday.
Candidates for county officers are steadily
coming to the front, and when all of them get
into the saddle the campaign will be liyely
throughout the county.
Mr.. VIM. E. Dickey, after an absence of
several months, has returned to accept his for.
mer position with Messrs. JOS Cohen s. Co.,
where he will be pleased to meet and serve all
of his friends.
Hon. Thos. E. Clark, of Campbellton, sends
US club of campaign subscribers and promises
to add to the list
"A number of good sized young water oaks
have been set out in the Leon Hotel park this
week
tallahassee contractors and builders are
"reaping the harvest" this season They are all
busy, and some of them have contracts that
will not be completed the present year
Mrs. r. FL. Gamble and Miss Lettie B. Gam.
BILE lett few days since for Asheville and Balti-
more to be absent month or two. Miss Jen.
ME, who has been absent year, will ioin them
in Baltimore
Cotton is coming in rapidly Pckers of the
fieecy staple are in demand
Now is the time TO plant fall gardens.
The arrivals from ST Teresa this week are
Miss E. j. Stephenson, Dr. G. II. Gwynn, Col.
John Bradford and Messrs G. A. Beard, WI.
Lyle and E. A. Bryan