The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-06-24

day.
The onion crop in the Tallahassee Countrv
unusually fine this season. The onions
Drought to this market by Captain P Houstoup.
MIR. r. r. Bradford and Mr. G. G. Gibbs are as
large and firm as any we ever saw in anv market.
Many OF them weigh from II to 2 pounds, and
one large lot we saw averaged one pound to the
onion.
The FLoRIDIAN office is well represented in
the new band c. J. Collins, engineer. blows
nrst bb cornet Herman Bernreuer, composi-
'or' The baritone and b. L. Blanchard, press
man, beats the bass drum.
Miss Florida McAfce, of Starke has been
the guest of Mrs. Ellen Williams for the mast
week.
Mrs. A. Vale, Miss Maud Dillon and Miss
Carlota Clark. who spent the winter with
friends in Tallahassee, left few DAYS ago for
their homes, at ST. Louis
State Senator f. G. Sammis, of Jacksonville
was in the city n few days ago in the interest of
The East Coast Railway and Steamship Com
pany, of which he is one of the incorporators
The friends of Mr. Geo. A. Groom. our pres
ent worthy and efficient Tax Assessor. have
again placed him before the Democrats of Leon
county and solicit for him their cordial support
MIR. Groom has worked faithfully and zealously
as Assessor, and will he heartily supported for re-
election TO thi, important and very difficult office
to fill.
Colonel r. s. Williams is home again from
o"u'h Florld'. He has large landed interests
there and is connected with new railroad en-
teIprisc IN that section
MIR John t. Argyle, who came 10 Tallahas-
see some days ago in feeble health. died At his
mothers residence, on Call street, last Monday
evening, aged thirty nine years. The remains
were inferred ut City Cemetery Tuesday after
noon.
Col John H. Bradford and wife left vcster-
day for New York and other northern cities.
The departures for st. Teresa the past week
are MIS- w. NJ Mcintosh, ST., Dr. J. H. Ran
d"lph and wife, Mr. John NJ Cook and wife
Hon. ID. 5. Walker, Jr-, and Mr. J. w. Coles.
Miss +. +. ByIhewood departed Monday on
her annual summer trim
"A special train on Tuesday brought about
sixty ladies' and gentlemen from Monticello. Drift
ton and Lloyds to Tallahassee to witness the
clay pigeon shooting al the Fair Grounds.
MIR. I. Il. Gwynn has returned from an ey
tended tour of South Florida.
-Mr. Thomas Cook has determined to build
a new residence Boulevard, Just north of
Gaines street, and the material is being put on
the ground.
Captain II. a. Shine left for Orlando n few
days ago 10 bring his son Alex, who has been
Ill al that place, back I" Tallahassee
Colonel N. II. Walker editor of the va
hnl" Times, was in the city Yesterday.
All members in good standing are speciallv
requested I" attend the meeting of Floral Civ
Division No 80, Sons of Temperance. at
Masonic Hall tomorrow evening. Officers will
be elected and arrangements made Ia have n
temperance excursion and picnic on the Gnf
1t is hoped every member will be present <
Miss Frcdcrika Oakley, of Monticello, is the
guest Of Miss Sadie Williams
Mr. Chas. Shine, of Orlando, is visiting
friends in his native cily--Tallahassce
Mr. d. b Bird. Sheriff of Jefferson county
came mp to the "b biz shoot" this week.
Mr. Il b. German and family arc pleasantly
domlcllel in the cottage OF w. NJ Mcintosh
.Jr., corner of Augustine and Duval streets.
"A pretty little cottage on Clinton street, op-
posic the residence of Mr.. j. L. DeMilly, the
property of Mr. Geo IT, Mcginnss, is receiving
the finishing touches
The many friends OF Captain Charles f.
Dyke Throughout Florida will be glad to learn
that there is a marked improvement in his condi-
ton this week
Mr.. Morris II Cohen and family, who have
been spending some time with friends in ITALIA.
hassec leave to-day for their home, al Beaufort,
sc.
Mr.. John S. Winthrop has brought in SAM
pie of his ramic crop, which is very fine 1t may
he seen at Schradcr's drug store The crop is
ready to cul.
Mr.. X. F. Bradford and family passed
through the city yesterday en- route to 81. TIE
rcsa.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. II. w Rngg
back 10 Tallahassee. Alter an absence of abou [
one year he returns to his former quarters, in the
Furniture Emporium of Gilmore d IIartt
The following attorneys have been in attend
ancc on the Supreme Court The past week Gen.
j. f. Yonge, Pensacola Hon. Daniel Campbell,
Hon. j. II. McKinnc, Mariana; COL Angus
Paterson, Hon ]. n. STRIPPING, Madison Col. J.
F. White, Live Oak Hon. B. H. Palmer, Mr. A.
J. Henry, Capt G. r. King, Lake City Col J.
w. Malone, Quincy; Mr.. B. NJ Miller Seville ;
r. l.. Clarke, w Il. Lamar, Monticello; J. w.
Ashby, f. c. F. Sanchez, r, F. Taylor Gaines
vile Robi w Davis, Palatka.
RIGHTS SOLD, or agents for Star Mark
ing Pot throughout Gull States. Paying invest
meni. w. =. Wayne, II Camp street, New Or
leans
"A number of the leading citizens Of ITALIA
hassec and Leon county are seriously consid-
cTing the propncty Of establishing here cream
cry on large scare. There is no question but
that the enterprise, properly conducted, would
pay handsomely, and weirust they will determine
10 establish the creamery, one creamery in
the Tallahassee Country means number of
them in The near future. The proper way TO de
vclope the resources of any country, and build
up varied industries in ii, is for the people of
that country to demonstrate by actual expert
ments that certain industries can he prOfitably
prosecuted there and then not only their neigh
boTs, but capitalists seeking profitable employ
ment for their surplus funds, will engage in
similar and different industries. Demonstrate
what your country is capable Of producing, and
what industries can he profitably conducted in
it, and there will come men and capital to help
you devclopc its resources and establish and
maintain varied industries, and thus contribute
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