The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-07-19

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Miss Leila g. Bassett left for JacEsO nan.
;his week -s'''s
Mas Fannie Papy returned non J.ck,o0
vile Yesterday
-Ma]or A L. Woodward, of Live Oak. il in
the city again this week.
Mr.. Coles is pushing right ahead with work
on The Cotton Compress.
DR. s. B. Bell, of Georgia, was at the q,
James one day this week.
Judge d. g. Walker has returned from On
wannee Sulphur Springs.
-Ex-Mayor Fish has an English vslnu, ,rs.
IN bearing on his premises.
The picturesque hill country around Taus.
hassee delights all who sec ii.
-LeConte pears are still being shipped from
tallahassee in large guam titles.
-Ma]or James E. Broome, of Quincy. was
guest oil the 81. James few days since.
| -ine Building and Loan Association las,
MONDAY night loaned $500 at % per cent
| All reports from the country are TO the effac,
that crop prospects were never better in Leon
county.
MI John w. Britton left on Tuesday for
baltimore, accompanied by his youngest son.
Eugene.
Hundreds Of acres will be put out in, L.
Conte pear groves this season IN the Tallahassee
Country
Colonel J. j. Daniel, President Of the Flor.
ida immigration Association, was at the Capital
| last week
Mrs Florence P. Henry, after taking onlv
one lesson, has hammered in brass a beautiful
Grecian head ornament
Mr.. L. Harrison. Tax Attorney for the F.
=. q r r. r. Co., was q welcome visitor at the
FLoRIDIAN sanctum yesterday
The City Council has had building erected
near the stables of Roberts & Son Tor the Talla-
hassee hook and ladder apparatus
Misses Sallie Daw kins and Edna Howell. of
Jacksonville, for several weeks guests OF Miss
Lizzie Tatum, left for home this week
Hon. John H. McKinne, of Mariana Dem
ocratic Presidential Elector was among the WIS.,
itors to the Capital City the present week
The Gas Company are rapidly getting
everything in good shape. and Engineer Mac
lachlan is prepared to measure buildings tor pip
ing.
There was perfect exodus from Taahas-
see to St. Teresa this morning, and the Walka-
tomica will have good passenger list from ST
Marks.
Mr.. X. 5. Williams yesterday departed for
Jacksonville, where he will purchase material
for an iron and glass front for the Store of Mr..
]. R. Cohen
Mr.. R L. Collins is 10 the city this morning
saying goodbye to his Tallahassee friends before
departing for Fernandina where be goes to take
charge of drug store
"A certain young gentleman, absent from the
city few days during the past week, tells his
friends he visited Lafayette county on business
DISQUALIFICATION is in Suwannee county
Joel Banks, a colored farmer on the panta-
ton of Miss Martha Whitaker, brought open
cotton to Mr.. j. R. Cohen on the 18th An open
boil was brought in from the plantation of Col
Thomas ]. Roberts on the same day.
-Messrs John G. Heinl, C. H. Horror and
Oscar Baur, of Terre Haute Ind, are among
the late arrivals at the ST. James Messrs Heinl
and Hornor were here last winter, and Mr. Heinl
owns valuable property in Tallahassee.
The Third Annual Catalogue of the State
Agricultural College is now in press and will be
out on Monday next 1t is q pamphlet which
should be in the hands OF every father in the
State, because it presents an admirable course Of
study, offering classical, agricultural and me-
chanical education Of a most thorough charac-
ter. while special opportunities are afforded. We
think, without self praise we can say the charac-
ter of the work will reflect credit upon the art
preservative in Florida, and be a source of much
qualification to the Board OF Trustees, Faculty
and all concerned.