The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-15


iahassee County.
orlando wants the State Democratic Con-
venton this year
MIA 4 b. Smith has returned from Texm
to remain in Florida.
Hon w. B. Lamar, OF Monticello. was at
the capital last week.
MIR. Gee. e. AcGriff has returned from .
visit TO friends in Georgia.
-den. Geo. N. Edgar and Miss Carrie Bre-
ward leave to-day for DeFuniak.
We regret to learn that Mr.. A. Nina ia stn
sonering from fall he had last week.
capt 81. T. Blocker has sold a tract of land
In wakula county to Dakota man.
master Theodore Fairbanks, telegraph oper-
a'or at Baldwin, is spending this week in Talla.
hassee
MI Frank Weller, Deputy o. g. Internal
revenue Collector, has returned from a business
trip to Calhoun county
Mr.. Joseph VanHolt Nash, of Atlanta.
southern Agent for the publishing house of d,
Appleton & Co., was in the city last week.
The popular blood purifier, Hoods Sarsa.
par1ila' Is having tremendous sale this season
Nearly everybody takes it. Try it yourself
Hon. A. J. Russell, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, is in attendance on the State
Teachers Institute at DeFuniak this week.
Quite number Of persons in the Tallahas-
see Country are feasting on strawberries, but 40
yet very few have been offered in this market
Mrs. Samuel McKeen, Mrs. John G. Heinl
and Mrs. Bull, of Terre Haute, Ind, are stopping
with Mrs. W. M. Mcintosh, on Duval street.
sheriff hae do1iv
DInk Buckalew-to the authorities of Alabama
and received the reward offered for his delivery
The third annual Convention of the Florida
State Sunday School Association will convene
at Gainesville, on Wednesday, April 4th 1888.
COL r. W. Williams, Dictator of Tallahas-
see Lodge, left on Monday to attend the Grand
Lodge Of Florida Knights of Honor at San
ford
-Messrs. A. W. Thompson, Geo. Irwin and
Chas. Merriam, guests of the Leon, are viewing
the beauties of the wonderful Wakulla Spring
to-day
Tourists in Florida this week are fortunate
in having escaped the fury of the late terrible
blizzard in the North and West-the worst OF
the winter
Miss Minnie Potter one of Pensacola's
lovely and accomplished young ladies, is visiting
her sister, the wife of Mr.. J. G. Ward, Secretary
of the Railroad Commission
Hon. Hugh A Corley, Of Lake county, was
among the welcome visitors at the FLoRm1As
sanctum the past week. Mr.. Corley resides near
the county site of Lake.
"A meeting of the stockholders of the Sub
Tropical is called at Jacksonville, on the 2I of
April, to elect Board OF Directors for the en-.
suing year. See notice.
Mr.. w. R Wilson has returned from North
ern and Eastern markets and has his immense
spring and summer stock open for inspection
and sale. Read his special advertisements
"A lady's sacque, found on the street, with
money in pocket has been left at Mr. j. c. KEN.
per's stable. Owner can get same by describing
property, and paying IS cents for this notice
COL John S. Winthrop last week returned
from St. Louis, accompanied by the Countess
DeLaVaux and the Misses DeLaVaux, of France,
and Miss Blanch Dillon and Mrs Dillon, of St.
Louis
Ayers Hair Vigor stimulates the hair to a
vigorous growth. 1t contains all that can be
supplied to make the hair beautiful and abun-
dant, removes dandruff, and renders the hair
flexible and glossy.
Bernard & Son have sold 10 ceres of Mr.
G. G. Gibbs land to Miss Van Heusen, of New
York. MIR. G. will fence the land and put Out
pear orchard for her. They have also sold two
lots, belonging to the Mundee estate, at the east
end oil Clinton street, TO Mr.. Geo. Lewis
DIR. w. B. Radford is receiving car loads of
household goods and supplies for his laboratory
vyh hau l;oh in
posloffice block. which he now has piled full of
boxes, packages, &c
Mr.. Geo. Greenhow, dealer in real estate,
has been busy this week showing stockmen from
Michigan and Texas the advanta ges of our grand
hill county. They have gone home TO sell out
and return to Leon county, because they like it
better than any country they have seen for stock
farming.
Mr. j. Burkhardt, Merchant Tailor, desires
to call the attention of the public to his new
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting
of French Worsted, English Serge, Chevio,s,
etc. which he is prepared 70 make up in the
latest styles and At the lowest cash prices. 4s-1m
MIR. j. We'll, the sponge buyer of ST. Marks
informs US that dark water made the catches
small of late He proposes to cause to come out
from the North this summer q number Of craft
of about twenty tons average, which will m. ke
ST. Marks their port, and where their crews will
have homes.
Receiver Duval, of the r. r q N. Company.
who mas done so much to build up the tobacco
industry along the line OF his road. says he is
prepared and will do all in his power to encour-
age the cultivation of ramie in the counties ira
versed by his line A number Of planters in
Leon county talking OF trying ramie. and
proper encouragement might induce great
many to engage 10 the industry here, where 1t
has been tried and where it grows to perfection.
The immense ihrong of tourists In ITALIA
hassce are getting as much real enjoyment out
of the picturesque Tallahassee Country ~ are
any of the thousands upon Thousands Of sojourn-
ers in balmy Florida. In every direction they
may be seen driving, riding on horseback and
walking over our grand hills through our broad
valleys and 10 our inviting woodlands. gather
ing wild flowers, and admiring beautiful lakes
and charming scenery. Some visit the famous
Wakulla Spring-one Of the real wonders Of the
world-while sportsmen find abundant game in
field and woodland near by. All who come TO
Tallahassee ind genuine comfort and pleasure
here. They fall in love with our hill country at
first sight, and the longer they remain the better
they like 1t.
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