The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-04-12

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0e VIII os sold for 1hsss and Oaaa only.
-mr. Chaa Whistler yesterday shipped sew
eFal crates Of green peas.
Mr.. X. p Blake. Lioyds merchant. speot
last Tuesday in Tallahassee.
See DIR. M. Lvely's big advertisement.
headed A Wonderful Speingr'
rro John A Graham and wife, of Jack
sonville, are visiting their Tallahassee friends.
-Aiss Alice Adams, sister of Mrs VIM. Himes
iei' tns week for her home. at Tuskesee. Ala
who will canvass Tallahassee with the arte-
sian well subscription listf Don't all speak at
once.
Mr. r. G. Grower, of Jacksonville, came M
70 Tallahassee last Saturday on q Wait TO his
family
The Leon hotel will close its most success
iui season at noon on Thursday, the 10th of
April.
Mr.. w. W. Stowe, of the Florida Path
F'nder, made pop call on the FLoR1p1AN YES.
terday.
Fine Cream and Edam Cheese. at
BYRD & DENHAM's
Negotiations are pending for quite num-
Der OF Long Grove lots and other property ada
cent TO Tallahassee.
The Gas Company began last Monday to
put In the pipes through which gas will be sup
piled to Tallahassee.
We direct attention to the advertisement of
Messrs j. F. -Glmartin & Co., of Savannah.
dealers. in Texas stock.
That tired feeling and loss Of appetite are en-
tirely overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the pc
cuiar medicine. Try il and see
Mr.. w. T. Davis, the Madison contractor
came to Tallahassee this week To bid for the
contract to build Leon county's new Jail.
Fresh Tomatoes, Cod Fish and Irish Pota-
toes, at BYRD & DENHAM'a
Capt. Slusser last Tuesday took another ex-
cursion party, on the Walkatomiea, TO the light
house and Newport Sulphur Springs.
Upon petition Of citizens the County CON-
missioners have divided Justice District No. /
into three districts, numbered, one, six and seven
Misses Lucy B. Randolph, Eva Fairbanks,
Marie Waits and Vida Randolph, and Messrs.
w. II. Markham and w. P. Hunter spent
pleasant day at Wakulla Spring yesterday
Capt VIM. P. Susser has made the plans for
a sixty-room hotel at St. Teresa, Middle Florida's
delightful Gulf Coast summer resort, on James
Island. He purposes forming a stock company
TO build this hotel.
DIR. w. L. Moor and Mr. VIM. G. Lewis
have purchased 80 acres Of land, adjoining Le-
Conte on the east and formerly owned BY Mr..
E. W. Gamble. The soil is rich, the location
is good, and the land valuable.
AS an anodyne expectorant, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is prompt in its action. 1t checks the
advance of disease, allays all tendency to in
fammation and consumption, and speedily re-
stores health to the afflicted
Covered Butter Jars, from one to four quarts,
at (52-2) G. w. SAXON & Co.'S
Rev. E. II. Harmon, presiding elder of
Tallahassee District, will hold second quarterly
meeting with Tallahassee NJ. E. Church, South
next Saturday and Sunday.
Are you restless at night, and harassed by a
bad cough? Use Dr. j. Fl. McLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm, it will secure you sound sleep, and
effect prompt and radical cure. Jan 1910 3m
Misses Sadie Williams, Lanra Barnes, Flcre
Maxwell, Kate Foster, Ida Perkins, Minnie
Choate, Matte Houstoun, Nellie Lang, Fannie
Gibbons, and Messrs. T. G. Rawls, Edward
Hous,oun, H. D. HART, W. A. Papy, A. B. Nun
ger, H. F. Shine Chas Munoe, Louis Peck and
DR.. H. R Shine spent last Saturday at beautiful
Wakulla Spring
Late last Saturday afternoon lightning
struck the iron ornament on the the top of the
court house tower, where it divided, going down
on to the tin roof of the main building and, there
being no lightning rods on the building it
glanced off in various directions doing very
little damage. Persons standing on the street
say numerous balls of fire rolled from the roof
to the ground.
Mr. Edward NJ. Blake, many years ago a
Tallahassee typo, but who has fer many years
held position in the government printing office
at Washington City, has been elected delegate
from the Washington Typographical Union, the
fifth largest in the United States, TO the Interna-
tisnal Typographical Convention, which meets
at Kansas City in June. This is high compli-
ment to a worthy young man, who will repre-
sent his Union 10 that grand body with credit to
himself and his constituents. Following close
upon this deserved honor Mr. Blakes fellow
Craftsmen, in his department Of the printing
Office, presented him with handsome gold
headed cane aud a fine silk hat, AS a token of
their confidence in and esteem for him.