The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-28

( a.. e'y Duilulng, over MIR. GOA
IA-Mayor Pearce is preparing to have
nu'hoer OF cottages built on his property in the
northern portion of the civ
| All 'he Tallahassee contractors and buil,l-
us anu orlck masons say they have all III.
WORK they can no this season.
The gas house is about comnlc,ed aod N.
company will be ready to turn their lipbt q,
iaiiahassee few weeks hence
There is great demand for brick in IT. H..
',aSSee ana We rainy season is interfering will
inc work OF the brick makers
Inc order has not been issued but the on.
calhpment of State Troops will be at MAJ
noAa Bluff, after the 18th of July
we've passenger coaches were ordered east
from tallahassee on Tuesday for the big excur-
SION rom that section to Middle Florida
MI. julius Diamand has bought out Mr.. T.
T. Purdy. He will remove the stock IN his s,or.
and keep full line of saddles. harness &c
-Governor Perry's family-Mrs Perry and
Misses Fannie and Ruby Perry-last Saturday
joined him at the residence of Mrs. Ellen Cali
Long.
The new NJ. f. Church at Aucila will be
dedicated next Sunday. Rev. II. f. PARTRIDGE
pastor OF the Tallahassee Church, will breach the
sermon
"A number of TaIlahassee's young people en-
Joyed an imprompu social dance at the resi-
dence OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred I, Myers Tuesday
evening
Mr. +. A. Bryan has returned from Macon.
accompanied by his sister, Miss Ida BRYAN who
has been i'll attendance at Wesleyan Female
College
III there is any tree that equals the LeCopte
as prolific bearer, it is the Kelsey japan plum
MIR. Gibbs, the nurseryman, has several trees it,
orally loaded with ripening fruit.
MIR. G. B. Boom er, of New York. manu-
iacturer OF cotton compress machinery, came to
Tallahassee last week. He will return few
weeks later to see the Tallahassee compress put
in motion.
-Messrs. Sutton, Robinson & Ferre the new
mail contractors between Tallahassee and Cara
belle, were in the city yesterday and purchased
outfits for commencing the service under their
contract next Monday
MIR. S. j. Fleming, who had his leg broken
last November, while en- route 70 the Gulf coast
was IN Tallahassee yesterday for the first time
since his misfortune. He was looking remark
ably well and was on his way 10 the bay.
-FLoRrDIAN Item Box: The boys and girls
spent most delightful evening at Mrs Lewis
elegant new residence, the other night All en-
Joyed themselves immensely, although one of
Tallahassees sweetest and most charming bellies
Was absent, having gone North
Miss Ethel Phillips, daughter of Captain
Flank Phillips, of Mariana, was among those
who received the highest honors in the senior
circle at Mount de Sales College, Maryland,
consisting OF crown and gold medal She was
also awarded first premium for silk embroidery.
The women's summer hats are as big AS
barn door and twice as useful Tor the {" rocking"
duet. And then, too, with one of these enor-
nous shades on her head, girl can carry a cane
and dispense with the usual parasol. Fashion
knows a thing or two, after al-DDston Uerad
You will have no use for spectacles If YOU
Use Dr. }. IL McI.ean's Strengthening Eve
Salve it removes the film and cum which ac-
cumuiates on the eye balls, subdues intiamma-
ton cools and soOthes the irrita:ed nerves
strengthens weak and failing sight. % cents
box. April 263ln
The young people of Tallahassee have been
INDUCING in delightful excursions to the mag
nIticent lakes during the beautiful moonlight
nights. Last Friday night Messrs Kemper and
Roberts sent thirteen teams to Lake Hall and
there were quite a number who drove out in
their own conveyances
There's millions in the fertile and charming
Tallahassee Country, awaiting the intelligent, in
dustrious and frugal immigrant. They are cor
daily invited to come aud avail themselves of
the advantages OF our rich hill country. Thou
sands of small farmers find homes here.
Lands are good and cheap and terms of purchase
easy.
Mr.. T. j. Bannerman, of Iamonia, was in
the city on Saturday, and he's for a straight
Democratic ticket, and that ticket to be elected
in fact, the Democrats of Old Leon are united in
this MATERIAL least We have not met one That
is not in favor Of nominating straight Demo
cratic ticket and elccting that tlcket-wih vic
tory as our watchword Wen win in County,
State and Nation.
Mr.. VIM. A. Papy informs us that one of
Worthingtou's improved duplex fire pumps has
been placed near the centre Of the F. r. 81 n.
the passenger and freight depot. Several hun
dred feet OF hose came with the steam pump,
which will throw Linen stream to a height of
200 feet, and the company is now prepared to
protect its entire property at Tallahassee in the
event of fire
-Messrs. Bernard & Son have received let
ter from Mr.. Isaac n Harmon, of Chicago,
owner OF Llewelyn Park, doubling his subscrip-
ton to the ariesian well fund His first sub
scription was $50 and now he makes it 500.
Mr.. =. f. Hoss, of KOkomo, Ind, who purchased
Captain Shines place, also writes them to put
him down for $50 for the same fund. Thanks,
gentlemen. 1t really looks like Tallahassee will
have an ariesan WELL and she ought TO.
Mr. F. L. Howe, of the firm of F. l.. Howe
Il Co, art photographers and publishers, OF
New York city, by request of many desiring
views made OF their estates, has decided To re-
main 10 Tallahassee few days longer, previous
to his return North, and those desiring views
made of :her residences, farms, pear orchards
estates, &c, &c, can see specimens oil work and
leave orders at Mr. Slusser's new store. Their
work embraces photographs photographers,
cuts, illustrated pamphlets TOR advertising pur-
poses, &c. Call and see their art display, which
is of interest.
We call special attention TO the notice of j.
T. Bernard 81 Son in another column. This live
and energetic firm, by q liberal use of printers
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