The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-10

e''J 'ns Week en- route to Tarpon Springs,
where he goes to clerk for Mr. James N. Vim.
son.
-District No. 4 sends Messrs. P. Houstoun.
Ten Costa, W. s. Ward, N. J. Ross and Thomas
Maxwell as delegates 10 the Democratic Conven.
ton next Tuesday.
Mr. James Duncan, at his undertaken shon
opposite the Leon, is prepared to do all classes
OF carpenter work-in good style, on short no
tice, and at reasonable prices. Bee his adver-
tisemenk
Colonel John Bradford, Of Bradfordville. ia
prepared to supply standard size crates for fruits
and vegetables. Leave orders with Byrd d Den
ham, or send them to Colonel Brsdford. nj Br.d.
fordvlle
Malt Whisky, g. 90 bottle, at Slusser's.
Captain William p 6lusser win have the
largest and prettiest business house on Monroe
street when be gets the glass front in and all the
iron bronzed trimmings on his brick building
opposite the st. James.
MIR. Aaron Levy has purchased 90 acres of
land from Col. 81. D. McCulloch-fine wood
land running from the Miccosukie road to the
railroad. and adjoining the land formerly owned
by Mr.. E. W. Gamble.
Hon. James E Broome, MessrA Jas L. Nc
Farlin, Jr, Philip s. Brosme, c. A. Gee, N. F.
Burghart. Banks Mitchell, F. P. May and R. a.
Shaw, of Quincy, came down on Tuesday to at
tend the Little Tycoon operetta-
Mayor r. b. German has appointed Judge
R B. Hilton and MessFs. o. Bernard and N. II.
Bowen delegates to represent tallahassee in the
State Immigration Convention, to be held at
Jacksonville next Tuesday. 18th.
DR. Jas. NJ. Fairle, of Jacksonville, Mr.. W.
E. McDougall. of Milton, and Mr.. ]. G. Smythe,
Of Aucilla. members of the Ssate Pharmaceutical
Association, were among the visitors 10 the
FLoBID1Ax sanctum this week.
"A French Syndicate has been formed, with
. capital Of 100000, to purchase lands In the
Tallahassee Country with view to growing
grapes, making wines, &c. They are pleased
with what they have seen in Leon county.
The last case tried at the spring term Of the
Circuit Court, was that Of D. j. Oxford Va.
Leon County, for balance due on contract for
building court house, and the jury rendered Q
verdict giving Oxford $2,151.S5, principal and
interest, and about half what he claimed
In cases of Fever and Ague, the blood is as
efectually, though not 50 dangerously poisoned
by the ef1uvium of the atmosphere as it could
be by the deadliest poison. DR.. j. II. McLean's
Chills and Fever Cure will eradicate this poison
from the system. 80 cents q bottle. April 26 3m
The Committee on Water Works, at q
meeting of the City Council Monday night,
asked for further time to make final report.
They have q volume Of information the
subject, but desires to hear from other parties
before submitting it.
Mr.. Weld Hamlin, of the Natural Bridge
neighborhood, who has some of the finest varie-
ties of peaches to be found in Middle Florida,
says his peach trees are breaking down with
their load OF fruit. Mr. Hamlin also has num-
Der of apple trees in full bearing this season.
We are glad to welcome to our city to-day
Mira l. P. Grant and family, accompanied by
the Misses Morel, all lately Of Atlanta, Ga. They
have moved into the house they rented from Mr..
Julius Betton, corner Gsdsden a1d Jefferson
streets, and expect to make Tallahassee their
future home.
The Democrats of district No. 10 met on
Tuesday evening to select delegates to the Ooun-
" Convention W. r. Wilson was elected
Chairman and T. r. Cohen Secretary. The
delegates are B. n Burroughs. W. A. Rswh.
G. W. Walker, W. R. Wilson, J. A. Edmond
son, r. w. Williams, Geo. Lewis, c. B. Gwyn,
J. r. Cohen, r. II. Randolph.
A bright and sweet little Tallahassee girl,
three and half years old. who walking with
her father in the City Cemetery last Sunday
afternoon, heard q mocking bird singing in one
of its sweetest strains She said, stop. papa r.
and looking and pointing IN the directica Of the
cheerful songster in tres near BY, abe centinued
=" Hear the bird talking, papsr
MIR. James A. Crchlow, who has been in
feeble health for q long time, leaves Obey for
Santa Fe, New Mexico, whittier he goss with
the hope of improving bis physical condition.
We wish him q safe and pleasant trip, with the
hope that his highest anticipations may be more
than realized, and We commend him 10 the IT,
vorable consideration Of the good people Of that
city.
The Democratic primary of District No 10
was organized Tuesday afternoon BY The 20
lection of w. n. Mcintosh, ST.. Chairman, and
VII Chancey Secretary. The following del
esaies were elected to the County Convention {:
John A. Henderson, D. 9. walker Jr.,
| r. 7. Meyers, Henry Bernreuter, 7. @. RAwls,
VIM. a. Chancey, WIN. HcIn,osh, Jr., II. W.
Demiliy, John g. Collins. q. b CaEpsaaef, n.
Lively, A. J. Fish, B. a. Asginniss, G. b. Black
well, DR. c. L. Mitchell, w. w. Cora, William
Cgauser. Dr.. r. G. Gamble.
A Tallahassee girl and her brother-the
former not far beyond three and half ysars
and the latter two and . half-while playing
In she yasd one day lass weak, sobbad ANAL
| pei plum Tree Of most ofiss ftaik Assrvant in
formed the mother. who Immediately started Tor
he yard. Meeting the boy Arss - ssasd him
who pulled the puma Placing his hands over
his face, he innocently answered. ~ Ne promised
not 10 tell" The little dstef could not tell q
story. wAea she eams fAss - fhes With heE
mother, che promptly confessed that both were
guilty, suA The heoth9 DID nkswisa a.g r.
"A pssision VIII be prsssntsd 70 De Counsy
Commiaiousss psxt Monday psayiag Sse he
bs,ldipg Of bridge acson H. WORT portion ol
Iamssia dough. Thia bsidgs hes lsag bsso
nesded 70 snabss the people Of tAs BestheF1 pos-
ton Of tss cpuaiy 10 come y Tsllabssss a. al
seasons d De yslr, With 'thsar psoducs aad y
o sAais asaing In IAuahsasss, sad ~ 9sst -
colnisioaSp WIN gssas ~ prayer q ths -.
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tsr u jusass - thnss lising nosth of ~ sasaGh
| and y Leon county. Thg ara dtissns q ~
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