The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-11-13


-RMtts Sanders, IN Montgomery AdoertiSer.
Mr. w. L. Taylor, OF Miccosukie, spent Sun
day in Tallahassee.
Col. II. 5. Duva, of Gaielen county, was
in Tallahassee Saturday.
Mr.. w. \. Rawls is off this week on bus
ness trip to Ney Orleans.
Captain W VI Davidson is among the late
arrivals at the ST. James.
Miss Kate Walton IS now in Oh uge of the
dIy goods department ut Saxon q Cos
See nd" IN another column Of Michars
Poulhy Journal, published at Ocala.
Capt. w d. Bll4ntine Of The F. c. & p,
Railway, returned to Tallahassee ls week.
Capt b. F. Howlan.|, If the CtrrAbee and
Tallahassee Raroad is in The city again THIS
week
Expected this week, consignment OF five
tierces of Hams, only Is cents pound, at SluS-
str'~
Mrs. Colonel c. f. Fcklng OF Butler, Ga,
is in Tallahassee on vi,, 70 her sis cr, Mr. K
J. Lewis
The Vogt Bros, OF Quincy, received rel"-
gram Saturday to ship twenty bales OF FIoridl
Leaf Iohacco to Bremen
Tallahassee cAlrrn VIII soon be mad"
happy by III. i',pl4y of Chr s'.nt, toys at the
different stores
g II. F. b. Pay ana t:,ml' VI ) Sag An
Nj Annie Ptpy n. among ~ Ice ARRIVAL. n
the l}rokaw House
The Tllahts,e. Compress an / W. house
Company received 4 cons enm4n> 81 = dies
Of cotton from Llpyds AMI NJ lt:eilp v.,'erltv.
VI T. r. KelvcIl, hep 'pil.r F. c and p.
RNl"ay G pnlnc.ot an fam ", fe;l>tcrc at the
$ james Friday.
-@h"t Cork Foster Of he Supervising
A'cuitec,'s Office, viii le,v Wlsrn5ron in a
few lays for Tallahassee select The site for our
public building.
--Nap'ain ". p. Slu,scr purchased the oi
jail bulding which was >oll At pa ,lic tucti -
5 ,turdav fior Mr. John G II mi, Inc owner OF
the block upon which it stand,
during the past eleven years, sixty six
Tallahassee Gi'ls" have entered the blisolui
state of matrimony-an average of one each
m"nth-and there plenty more lef Let
the good work 90 on
\ sche lulc has gone into eff ct on the
F. G. & p Tne est MAJ train caves T hl4
h4~see At }:0J A IN west mail IT lin leaves a.
5.5Ap m By this scaclpl" We will nov re-
ctivc oar northern all Al 80 in The iftcrnoor
thus getting The daily pap rs both from J ,ckson-
Vile aud Savannah on the ! " of public III
-rne CIV G ,uncjl have entered into a con.
tract with Mes-rs T. J. II 'ber:s Il son, By which
they will keep m.n on ~atch Al t horse, in
c4diness To convey the Hook and l. ID Ter trucks
to fire, on the first al,rm. The Anrt-ss are to =
arrangcd in regular fire dep ,rtmrnt style, hplg
up Just over the place where the horses will
stand in front Of The trucks, ali in order ana
ready to buckle on at moments notice. An
electric alarm has been placed in the stables and
connected with different sttloAs, and it is cx-
pected the horses Will be hook d to the trucks
and well on their way to the fire while the alarm
is YET ringing.
Mr.. G. w Ventry, b .iliff of District No. 5,
G.dsien county, owns Il par OF htl-hound
pups, which are only three and \ half month,
Old and 10 not weigh over five or tea pounds
each The other day he and tv. Democratic
Ilicnds took The pups into the wOols, and it was
not long before they, with the help OF another
small pup the property OF Mr. Samuel T. John
500, freed fine large coon. The men Shook
his coonShlp out of The tree and the little pups
quickly ended its lite Ii weighed IS or 2C
pound. Anything grown on Gadsden's soil Is
equal 10 three times its weight in wild cats
when it comes to rough and tumble fight Oh
;hc casting of Democratic ballots and these lit
Tie GadsCen county pups exception 10 III,
rule