The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-05

Favorite Prescription" to the merits of vh;ch
. remedy for female weakness and kindred
anect'oo'' thousands testify.
Nj L. Harrison, Of Like City, was In the
city yesterday.
Mr. VIM. P. Denham came in nom Ellsville
on the sic train this afternoon.
Hon. @. n. Cooper, Attorney General.
let Tor the east on the one p m. truin Tuesdsv y.
-Messrs. d. P. Holland and 81. L. TAYLOR. a
Jacksonville, have been in the city during the
week.
Joe Costa rushed across the street this morn
ing to inform the FLoRrD1AN that the finest boy
In Florida had arrived at his house
-Messrs. Julius and Harmon Ball have pur-
chased the late residence of Elk Mayor Pearce,
corner OF Virginia and Adams street
Mrs. II. c. Story and master Harry Glessner,
Oh Americus, Ga. relatives of Mrs. Mary Jones,
are guests at her residence on Gamble Hill
we regret To learn, just as we 60 to press OF
the death Of Mrs. Conner. wife of j. B. Conner,
Esq, OF Centreville Mrs. Conner was an excel
lent lady, and was loved and esteemed by large
circle of friends and relatives. She died Of ron.
sumption
-Cltzens were indebted to the proprietors of
the Palace Bar for the finest display of fire works
OF the season last Monday night They had
brass band In attendance, and the music and the
pyrotechnics combined to make up at an enliv.
ening occasion.
Hon. John Fl. hcKinne State Senator from
jackson, was among the New Year callers on
the FLoRrDIAN. he reports Mariannas big
hotel rapidly approaching completion, says it
Will open on the first Of March and be kept open
the year round.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is recomm ended by
eminent physicians, on both sides of the Allan.
tic as the most reliable remedy for colds, coughs,
and all pulmonary disorders Inquire of your
druggist for Ayers Almanac
The guests ofthe Leon will soon be ENJOYING
lawn tennis and croquet The sets have been
ordered, are expected daily, and the grounds
are splendid-the former being on the
east and the latter on the west side of the hotel.
The Boulevard Hotel, John Hawkins. pro
prietor, is nearly completed, and John hopes to
have it open for business by the first of Febru-
AIRY. John is an industrious and frugal colored
man, deserves credit for his enterprising spirit,
and We trust his hotel will be financial success.
Mr.. 8. John Duncan, evangelist, of Toronto
Canada, is guest of his brother, JOS Duncan,
OF this city, and during his stay here will hold
number OF gospel services in the Baptist Church
The first services will be held on Sunday. at
2;3e in the afternoon and 7:30 al night. You
are invited
The large increase of work devolying upon
the Comptroller under the new Constitution and
laws enacted since it BECAME operative has made
it necessary for him to enlarge his office to three
rooms instead of one. His force now occupies
two rooms in the basement and one on the sec
ond floor OF the capitol building
The Young Mems Christian Association
has elected officers for 1888 as follows: Ell.
VanBrunt President; LIST Vice president, Jno
F. Demilly; I'd president, D. W. Gwynn;
Secretary and Treasurer, Geo. H. Dickinson.
Executive Committee W. L. Moor, W. A. Grit
fifth, VIM. M. Mcintosh, Jr., G. A. G. Bloom
quist and Jas. B. Whit cid.
Mise B. Combs Wood, of Kentucky, gave
highly enjoyable elocutionary entertainment at
Library Hall on Tuesday evening. She is a
lady of culture, and modest, easy and graceful
she presents an engaging appearance before an
audience. Her Rotations are artistic, and her
portraying of characters excellent Miss Wood
ia worthy and deserving lady and we trust she
will be literally patronized wherever she goes.
From the handsome girls head, autographed
in colors, nicely cut out, to the last slip of the
pad, Hoods Household Calendar for 1888 is thor
oughy artistic. Every month is beautifully en-
graved, and each slip Is torn of presents new
and pleasing combination Of color printing
Hoods Calendar leads the procession 1t is nice
enough for any parlor and has 80 many excellent
points in arrangement and convenience that it
must be seen to be appreciated Copies may be
obtained at the drug stores, or by sending six
cents in stamps TO c. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell,
Mass.
Yesterday morning we met Gen. Edgar,
President OF the Seminary west of the Suwannee
with large and well bound book under bis arm
From him we learned that it was q COPY OF Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary, a present to the
Seminary from Mr. Geo, Lewis, a member of
the Board of Education. COL John A. Hen
derson, another member Of the Board of Educa-
ton, has also made the Seminary present Of .
set OF Physiological Charts There is yet ample
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supply the Seminary with much needed books
The Seminary should have Encyclopedias,
Greek, Latin, French and German Lexcons
Biographical Dictionaries, copies of the best
English Classics, and Reference Library for
the use of students in pursuing their studies is
also needed.
eS0o Net Called For.
1t seems strange that it 10 necessary to per-