The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-04-05

COL c. N. HAldeman has returned from i.
so1ourn ct 81. Augustine.
Sen II. Lamar, Of jacksonville. vas
ue caty On Monday and Tuesday.
L. Honey, Of Fernandina. has been
'"'ung her Tallahassee friends this week.
-Aomoer is being placed on the ground ia,
me nrst dwelling in Long Grove Addition
mrs t. h Fairbanks and Miss E. I. Fair.
terday.
Inc Gas Company still have tn cir force at
"or3 taking up the old pipes preparatory to put.
ting in new ones. pN''
tourists should see the charming hill coun.
ny o. Middle Florida before they 60 North.
Inc old reliable DR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
London Peppermint Cordial, at
|. SLUssER'a
Bernard & Son have sold Mrs G. B. Currie
two lots in Long Grove Addition
! If you would see the charming Tallahassee
Country at its best, come 10 the Capital CITY
now.
| Peculiar in medicinal merit and wonderful
cures-HOod's Sarsaparia. Now is the time to
take it, for now it will do the most good
| -Messrs. ]. T. Bernard & Son have sold 600
acres of land in Wakulla county to an Illinois
| gentleman
MIR. w. L. Be:ton, a student of the Univer-
sity of the South, has returned to his studies At
| Sewanee, Tenn.
Mr.. w. D. Hsrtt yesterday departed for New
Brunswick Nova Scotia, to look after his bust
ness interests there
-Jacquards, 40 inches ,cide and all 400. can be
bought a, Cohen's for 40 cents per yard.
Mrs. Gwynn, wife Of Hon. Walter Gwynn
OF Sanford, has been the guest of Mrs Judge
Walker the past week
The Finest Roasted Coffee, at
SLUssERs
Mr.. James Holland, of OckIockonee, was in
to see US on Tuesday, and reported the Ock-
lockonee river very high.
Bernard & Son have sold seven acres more
to Captain VIM. P. Slusser on the east side of
Tallahassee and one acre to Mr. Geo. H. Megin-
Miss.
Mr.. Abe GRADER, formerly of Tallahassee,
but now travelling for Rieser & Stern, of Savan-
nah, yesterday bought two lots in Long Grove
Addition.
Hair Vigor is universally commended. 1t erad-
Gates dandruff cures eruptions OF the scalp, in
vigorates and beauties the hair, and prevents
its fading or turning gray.
Quite party leave tor St. Marks this morn
ing tor an excursion TO the lighthouse and New
port Sulphur Springs, on Captain Slusser's
staunch little steamer, the Walkatomica
Gold Seal Champagne, 81 90 per bottle at
SLUssER's.
Braided Satteen and Pique Robes in all COL
ors, only $3.50 at Cohen's.
Mrs c. S. Apte and Mrs. j. Diamond left
yesterday for Jacksonville, where they will next
Monday attend the wedding OF Miss Sophie
Burkhim.
We trust that the project to raise fund by
private subscriptions to bore an artesian we'll
will be pushed to speedy consummation by
those who have undertaken the good work.
Mr.. j. G. Hubbell and Mrs. Judge John
Hubbell OF Buffalo, N. Y, relatives of Mrs.
President Cleveland, are guests at the residence
of Mr.. E. W. Gamble, on Calhoun street.
Largest Assortment of Teas, at
SLUssERs.
Letters received the past week from Wiscon-
sin report skating still good in that portion of
this great and grand country of ours Here the
thermometer ranges way up in the eighties
The Methodists of Monticello are preparing
to build $1,000 brick church. The subscrip-
ton list foots up over 5000 A building COM
mittee has been appointed, brick ordered, etc.
For silk Gloves, Mitts, Collars and Cuffs,
Handkerchief and hosiery, go to Cohen's. He
has the pretest and cheapest line 10 the city
The following railroad men have been in
Tallahassee the past week F. B. Papy, s. Co
nant, j. W. Gambler, F. Q. Brown, H. r. Duval
D. E. Maxwell, G. N saussey, W. T. Sylvester
and A. B. Mason.
"A bright little Tallahassee boy, when asked.
who is the Governor of Florida" promptly an
is President Of the United States," he a. emphat.
ically replies, Mr.. Cleveland and his wife,"
Fourth Avenue. beginning on the meridiS
road and running through Long Grove Addition
and between LleweIlyn Park and SeVilla to
the Lake Jackson road, has been surveyed and
will be opened at once, making a splendid drive
of about one mile.
Capt. John NJ Cook, Chief Engineer Of the
T., T. and G. R. r., came up to the city last
Saturday on the business of the company He
tells Us that the work is progressing favorably,
and that the line of the road will reach the Sop
choppy phosphate beds.
Mr. r. F. Fowler of Carrabelle, has been in
the city tor some days. He has been engaged in
bridge building on the T., T. and G. R. r., and
he tells us that the road so far as constructed is
frstclass in every respect-as might be expected
with Capt. Cook as Chief Engineer
Physicians prescribe DR.. J. Il. McLean's Tar
Wine Lung Balm; in II they find no trace Of
opium or morphia, while its efficacy in curing
all throat or lung diseases 10 wonderful.
Jan 10 4O-3m
Mr.. r. ]. Bannerman, of Iamonia, came 10
Tallahassee on Monday. and he had to be ferried
across the sloughs. The people north of the
sloughs want the County Commissioners 10
make them a road and bridge through them 90
that they can come to tallahassee at all times,
without the danger Of lsng passage through
deep water or without the trouble Of temporary
ferry in very wet seasons
AT q meeting Of the City Council on Mon
day night contracts were awarded for working
the streets Of Tallahassee for the current year,
| to John johnson for $40 and Isam johnson
for $s45. Saxon g. Co. were awarded contract
to supply city with oil at II cents gallon
| Isaac Jenkins was elected sexton Of the City
Cysrnaterv Measra Me0inniaa n Cohen