The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-06
Selections from Shakespeare. ]

[Selections from shakespeare
ovoncrel thy guilt is great
.Ts ihou that cxecutest the traitors treason
rhon setest the wolf where he the lamb may get
whoever plots the sin thou pOintest the season;
tbs thou that spurnest at right at law. at reason,
And in thy shady Office where none may spy MIN,
Sis Sin 10 seize the souls that wander by him.
Tar him have time to see his friends his foes,
And merry folk to mock at him resort
Let him have time to mark how slow time goes
In time of sorrow, and how swift and short
His time of folly and his time OF sport.
Tallahassee contractors and builders are all
busy.
Wedding bells will ring in Tallahassee to-
morrow
Yesterdays election was the quie:est eve
held in Leon county
Colonel John w. Malone, Of Quincy, was
in Tallahassee Saturday.
The registration in Florida this year ex-
ceeds the vote OF 1884 by %, 432.
Tallahassee needs 500 room hotel, and
needs it badly.
Another brick business block is to be erected
| on Monroe street soon.
Our Tallahassee merchants are receiving
large orders for Florida syrup.
Hon. R. c. Long made one of his forcible
campaign speeches at Mariana last week.
Mrs. c. E. Cohen and Mrs. Flora Krauss are
visiting Mrs. Henry Leon at Quincy.
-Messgs Charles and G. A. Beard are among
their old Tallahassee friends again.
Every medicine advertised in this paper Will be found
at Rawls drug store. l5-tf
Capt F. S Law, of brownsville, was in
T4nhassee last week on legal business.
-Mr.'GeO B. Currie returned last Thursday
from visit TO his old Vermont home.
DIR. G. l.. Mitchell and family have moved
into the Lewis residence on north Monroe
street
-Mr. Sampson e. Butler has purchased res
idence lot in Monticello from Mr. Samuel
Moore
Mr. William J. Daniels OF Mariana, was
married al Thomasville on last Saturday, to Miss
Matte May Smith, of Townsville.
What Cohen hasn't got in the dry goods
line, you shouldn't want. 4-3t
WORK is rapidly progressing on Nr. Geo.
Damons large two-story building, on the cor
ner OF Clinton and DUval streets. He is pre-
P"i"S III winter UOdTOcTS.
Mr. T. W. Gamble and family, Mr.. E. A.
Crawford and family Mrs A. L. Randolph and
amliy' Misses Kate Gamble, and Maggie Pearce
and Mr. Howard Gamble returned last Thursday
from St Teresa
ST. Louis has erected the first monument to
0iau' Chicagos monument, larger and more
expensive work. will follow shortly The me-
uopols OF the country has not yet begun hers.
line street committee have had handsome
auu durable cement steps built at the corner Of
AcCarly and Monroe streets. on the Monroe
street side
Mrs. e. Z. s. Hawley, a Northern lady, pur-
CHASED TWO beautiful lots in Long Grove Addi--
uoh last week, and will have a handsome resi-
uence erected at once. The real estate boom is
'es'iihihS earlier than usual this winter and we
may expect bg rush. Now is the time to buy.
Inc voluntary cutting down oftheir own sala-
'ies ny The officials Of the Atchson Railroad Com
pans' beginning with % per cent. reduction Of
"' presidents annual stipend, is about as
healthy specimen of retrenchment as we have
Aeafd OF lately. The stockholders are thus not
'He only people who have to suffer from poor
earnings
Mf. G W. Saxon informs us that all of that
'a'se tract OF land, which he cut up into small
'ais last fall, has been sold but one small piece.
Ne now preparing TO cut up another large
Nac' ia'o ten and twenty acre farms, half OF
"n'ch are already engaged. This looks prom
'S'hs Tor big boom in the Tallahassee Cou ntry
this v inter.
Mrs NJ. f. Walton, recently of Crawford
sille, has moved to Tallahassee and rented Mr..
L. T. faeger's house on Calhoun street, which
cue and her two charming daughters, Misses
oe''le and Kate, are now busy fitting up for a
nfstclass boarding house. We welcome them
as citizens, and are pleased to see another com
iof'aoie home opened for the accommodation OF
our expected rush of Northern visitors
The F. c. d p. Railway Company have
named their pet engine, the No 10, in honor OF
MI. Edward Bross one of their engineers who
was Killed on the road some time since.
MIR. Robert Munro headed the horsemen in
Inc parade last Saturday with the following ban
ner: Hail to the Chief Clear the track for
Grover! Keep the Rascals Downs Aud Lang
Syne"