The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03


see advertisement of Little Tycoon opere,ta
In another column.
-Coi John r. Bradford and wife lsave this
week for Macon. Ga.
The City Council will meet In regular month.
~ session next Monday night.
-Mn Jos. Duncan has returned from q pro-
rac'ed s'j"urn at Albany, Ga.
The County Commissioners will NEE, IN.
second Mouday-,he 18th of May.
Silk, Serge and Bingham UMBRELLA cbe.n
q. W. SAXON q Goa
Editor Nat X Walker, of the WaksRo Tina
was again in the city this week In attendance st
the Circui, Court
MIRA w. o. Ames, Miss Annie Amea ana
The Misses Flint have returned from a ple.sura
trip to East Florida
Colonel William Hines, of the Railroaa
Commission, this week returned from busipes.
Trip TO Sou'h Florida.
Mr.. W. R. Atkins has sold $40 acres of
"akulia land, near the wonderful Wakulla
Spring, to Mr.. George Preston, of Virginia.
.,-Croupy publications.. night coughs and all
the common affections of the throat and lunvs
S9ick'y relieved by DR.. j. H. McLean's Tar
wine Lung Balm. April % Bon
Col. "a. D. McCulloch will depart this week
Tor his summer home in Wisconsin. Mrs. Nc.
Culloch will join him at Decatur, Ala.
The Florida druggists, members Of the
State Pharmaceutical Association, will assemble
IN annual session at Tallahassee on the 7th of
May
Old people suffer much from disorders O.
the urinary organs, and are always gratifed at
the wonderful effects of Dr. ]. H. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Balm IN banishing their trou
bles. 81 90 per bottle. April 90 Sm
j. B. Whitfield. Esq, left for Jackson
vile ON Monday to represent St. Johns Episco-
pal church, Tallahassee, as lay delegate to the
DIocesan Council, which assembled on Tuesday,
Bishop Weed presiding.
MIR. J c. Bates, of Savannah, who few weeks
ago bought two lots in Long Grove Addition to
Tallahassee, was in the city few days since
and purchased two more lots and took an option
on fourteen Others tor thirty days. These sales
were made by ]. T. Bernard 8 Son.
Major Russell, State superintendent of Ed
ucalion, left today for St. Augustine for the pur-
pose of being present at the closing exercises OF
the scholastic year, and reviewing the work of
the public schools OF st. Johns county. Re-
turning he will visit fr the purpose Of inspec-
tion the State Agricultural College and Expert
mental Station at Lake City, arriving at ITALIA.
hassee on NJ onday next.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
this city will celebrate next Monday night, May
7th, at their rooms. the first anniversary of their
organization. The Rev James McG. Richard
son. of the Presbyterian Church. will deliver an
interesting lecture. The occasion will be an en-
joyableone to all who attend. The public are
cordially invited. Let all who are interested in
the good work be present.
"A picnic was given at Lake Miccosukie on
Tuesday, in honor of Mr. VIM. Blake, of Spar
tanburg, 8 C., Who Is visiting relatives In ITALIA
hassee and Leon county. Those in attendance
from the city were Mr. C. B. Gwynn and wife.
Dr.. Geo. Fl. Gwynn and wife, Misses Lila and
Fannie Byrd Miss Sadie Williams, Dr.. W. L.
Moor and wife, Mr.. T. B. Byrd and MIR. NJ. L.
Oglesby
"A large congregation assembled at the
Presby terian Church last Sunday morning on
the occasion Of the ordination and installation of
Rev. James Meg. Richardson as pastor of that
church. Rev. N. P. Quarterman, of Quincy,
preached an able sermon, Rev. B. L. Baker, of
Monticello delivered charge to pastor, and Rev.
w. 81. Crane. of Gadsden, the charge to the
congregation. The exercises were impressive
and interesting