The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-07-05
Its Cleveland and it. Thurman
All over this broad land
II you don't believe the music,
Just listen TO the hand

his lvanhoe Vineyard. 'O''
| -ine matrimonial score for June was two
whites and four colored
Miss E. L. Bythewood left this wesL %, ho
regular summer travels.
|ooi- L. B. Wombwell was yesterday called
70 new Orleans on business.
| Mira W. B. Henderson, of Tamna 10 v;s;,;,,
ner sister, Mrs C. L. Mitchell
Mrs Lottie Groner has been visiting friends
! at Monticello the past week
MI l.. W. Hale, If Jacksonville Il in charce
u 'ne Tallahassee express office.
MI Z. W. Bannerman. of Iamonia bron,h,
Us a oox OF fine grapes last Saturday.
About 100 excursion,sts mostly o,,o,
came In from East Florida Tuesday.
~ master Jonn W. Henderson arrived from
new York Tuesday. His father. Colonel John
a. Henderson, stopped in jacksonville.
Mr. Joseph s. White, of Live Oak made q
pop call on the FLoRIDIAN last Saturday
captain Slusser is cruising on the Gulf with
Jovlal party of Tallahasseeans aboard the
steamer Walkatomica
-1et rid OF that tired feeling as quick az nos
slole Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives
"PfS'isS, Gnu uCdItn
-hev e. E. bowman, formerly of the Florida
Conference has been elected Professor OF Mathe
mates at Wesleyan College, Macon. Ga.
Mr. Theodore Turnbull, of Miccosukie. ha,
oeen elected member of the Board of Trustees
OF Wesleyan Female College, Macon, Ga.
Mr.. L. V Dennard prosperous Leon coun
ty ia rmer, few days ago sold IS bushels of his
last years corn crop for IS cents bushel.
Miss Fannie Papy, of Tallahassee. whose
periodic visits in this city are much enjoyed, is
again guest of Mrs. Porcher L'Engle-Tt,aes.
Union.
Col. IL. 5. Duva was in the city on Monday
Not being ready to report on the water works
question, Council granted him further time
only few days
Two colored clubs--the Roman Citys of
Jacksonville and the Merry Boys of Florida. of
Tallahassee--crossed bats yesterday Score II
to in favor of the forme nine
Mr.. H. F. Namely and family have re-
turned from Jacksonville We learn that they
will go to Mr.. Maneely's farm few miles east
of Tallahassee, for the summer
-Florida's unequalled climate is still at the
front. 1t would pay thousands of people in the
sweltering North TO spend their summers in our
greatly blessed State.-IJnes Union
If you want to see real work of art 90 to
Mr.. Harper's gallery and look at the excellent
lte-size portrait Of little Katie Moor, in water
colors, executed by Mrs. Harper 1t is an art
gem.
The Jacksonville NetroDols-a neat and
newsy evening journal, was one year old on the
Both ult. 1t is good Democratic daily, ably
edited, and We wish it many years OF usefulness
and unbounded success
We direct special attention to the advertise
ment of DR. J NJ Curran, of Atlanta, under head
Cancer Cured DR.. Curran is a specialist,
and has been remarkably successful in his treat
ment of cases of long standing
Since pear growers have commenced to
gather and ship they are more than ever sur
prised at the vi cid. One who thought he had
about 30 barrels finds that he has more than 100
another, who was calculating on 800 ba rrels,
will ship about 800.
On the 9th OF May Frank Aiken was rob
bed of forty dollars in money and valuable art
icles besides. Last week Deputy Sheriff Hop
Nixon on suspicion. At preliminary trial be-
fore Judge West the latter was released and the
former committed to Jail to await the action of
the grand jury
Miss Henrietta Wicker, and Miss Belle
Mitchell, OF Townsville, and Miss Carrie
Branch, OF Americas, GA, are weeks visit
to Misse. Cornne and Rosa Turnbull, OF Niece
sukie. On Sunday Messrs. r. Mcintyre and Jim
Reid, OF Thomasville and William Halle and J.
Z. Budd, of Monticello, visited Mccosukie and
spent the day wi til the youngladies.
You will have no use for spectacles If you
use DR.. j. H. McLean's Strengthening Eye
Salve; it removes the film and cum which &C
cumuates on the eye balls, subdues inflamma-
ton, coOls and sOothes the iIrita:ed nerves,
strengthens weak and failing sight % cents
box April 26-3m
MIR. John G.. Ward few days ago brought
US variety of samples of fine tobacco from Mad
son. He secured them from the forty acre
field Of Judge Pulling. an old and experienced
tobacco grower, who is enthusiastic over his
prospect for this year. He pla nted on what is
considered poor land in Madison county, but the
stalks are FIVE and six feet high and he wouldn't
take fifty cents pound for his crop now.
In the United States Court, at jacksonville,
on the Sd, Colonel A. w. Cockrell made mo-
ton to admit Mr.. J. B. Whitfield, of Tallahas-
see, to the bar of that court, which was referred
t. q committee composed of Attorneys r. B.
Hilton, A. W. Cockrell and r: NJ Call, who are
to examine the applicant and report TO the court.
The committee made a favorable report, Mr.
Whitfield took the prescribed oath and 81 gned
the roll OF attorneys.
A delightful reception was given by Mrs.
Geo. w. Ranck and Miss Mary c. Ranck at
their handsome home on South Broadway, on
last Tuesday evening from six to nine. A con-
slant stream Of guests passed through the hand
some decorated rooms between the hours named
and many fingered until the last moment. The
appointments were perfect, the elaborate floral
display, music by Saxton 81 Tros's band through
out the evening, and delicious refreshments,
added TO the perfect hospitality with which the
guests were greeted, making an entertainment
that was complete and thoroughly enjoyable
Lexington Ky 7yanseript.
About noon yesterday the 12-pound howit-
ger was hauled out from the basement of the
Capitol building to fire q salute on the green
south of Green Square. After firing few rounds
the gun was prematurely discharged, and Angus
Stafford, q young colored man who works with
Mr.. w. A. Nowlin, was severely injured, being
thrown some distance and badly powder burned