The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08

Hon. jas. Il broome, OF quincy, was
among the arrivals ct the 81. James yes
terday.
Miss Hattie Hsrvin, of Iamonia, is
visiting friends in Tallahassee.
DIR. R. g. Gamble arrived from the
North on the early train this morning.
Master Jos. Harvin, of Iamonia, came
in yesterday to enter Leon Academy.
Hon. E. S. Grill, ex-State Treasurer,
came in from Palatka this morning. The
doctor has hosts of friends in Tallahassee
who are always glad to see him.
Mr. j. p. Grantham, of Monticello, is
at the st. James this morning.
Masters Edward and James Love, OF
dents at the State Seminary at Tallahassee.
Miss Annie A. billiard, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. E. H. Afford for several
weeks, leaves to-day for Waycross, Ga.
General Edgar, President of the Sem
mary West of the Suwannee, informs us
that he has about seventy students enrolled.
The number is increasing every day.
Everything is moving along smoothly and
the General and his efficient co-workers
enter actively and. cheerfully upon their
work
Mr. ]. q. Cartwright has returned to
Tallahassee, and again accepted position
at the shops of the Florida Central and
Peninsular Railway.
Married, this morning at 8 o'clock, MIR.
Charles B. Morrow, OF Crescent City, and
Mrs Leonora Maige, of Tallahassee, Rev.
5. E. Phillips officiating; ceremony at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs. W..
NJ Mcintosh, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Morrow
left on the morning train for their future
home. Crescent City.
Judge D. w. Gwynn has received a
fine Jersey heifer, ofthe famous TOR
mentor" stock, from DR.. William Morrow
& Son, of Nashville Tenn, and fine bull,
| of the Ida of st Lambert " and POgis Sd
stock from M. G. Campbell, of Spring Hill,
Tenn. The bull is grandson of the IA
nous Ida of ST. Lambert, who gave thir-
| ty pounds of butter in seven days
| In response to an invitation from the
Escambia County Teachers Institute, Gov.
ernor Francis P. Fleming and State Super
intendent of Public Instruction, A. ]. Rus
sell, went to Pensacola Thursday to attend
and participate in a session of that body
MIR. Edward E. Marsh of Indiana, and
yb<
have been on the typographical force Of
the FLoRIDIAN for the past six months, de-
parted last week-the former for Georges
and the latter for his home. They are
both good printers ana perfect gentlemen
and we take pleasure in commencing then
to the fraternity.
During the past week new subscribers
to the FLoRIDIAN have been enrolled a
follows: D. s. Shine, D. Boatwright, N
, w. Cooper, Josiah Hancock, r. L. Ben
nett, J. w. Williams, d. F. Granting, {
P. Davis, J. o. Hopkins. John G. Ward
Hon. John L. Crawford, Rev. Robt. Kidd
w. D. Barnes, Jr, Mrs. L. Duval, DR..
NJ. Zeh, T. s. Coogler, E. G. McGriff, E
NJ. Shakespear, Donald Paterson, Samue
A. Swami, II. S. Duval, Geo. S. Hallmark
Robert Barnes, Mrs. Mollie Rozell, Hon
Noble A. Hull, Hon. Ed. Owens.
Everybody admires handsome blan
ket, but Mr.. w. r. Wilson has some of th
, finest that the FLoRIDIAN man eve
wrapped up in. They are of the famou
Murrell make, have q very delicate, rio
pink border, are thick, soft, warm and ar
dit for the bed of a king. Everybody ough
to 60 and see them.
-Messrs. J. E. Grady, L. Huber, A.
Wing, E. B. Smith, j. NJ. Moore and Co
P Wise arrived yesterday from Apalach
cola to take the Royal Arch Degrees j
Florida Chapter No. l, of Tallahassee
Some of them were instr ucted last nigh
and the degrees will be conferred upon tn
remainder tonight. Hon. Angus Paiel
son, OF Madison, Past Grand High Prizes
of Florida, is assisting in the work.