The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-12

night, but transacted only routine bust
ness.
Regular meeting of Leon County
Building and Loan Association next Mon
day night.
MIR. Solomon Sills, of Miccosukie,
sends us a sample of his tobacco crop. 1t
is very fine.
Send one dollar and read the FLoRID.
IAN whole year--t16 pages, 400 col
umns.
Colonel Nat r. Walker, editor OF the
Wakulia Times, was at the Capital ycstel
day
Colonel c. r. King, OF Lake City, was
welcome caller at the FLoRIDIAN sane
tum yesterday.
Mr.. John MacNicol and wife have re-
turned from Atlanta, where they have been
spending the summer.
Mr.. II. p. Hevenor, representing the
popular Daily News, of Pensacola, was al
the Capital Saturday.
Handsome new passenger trains are
now run on the Western Division of the
F. c. & p System.
The Leon Hotel is being reprinted.
and Mr.. w. T. DAVIS is rushing work on
the addition TO the building.
Mr.. NJ. H. Johnson, being summoned
as a witness in the L. S. Court, left for
Jacksonville yesterday.
Owner can have same by proving property
and paying for this notice.
-Chas. Rollins left for Jacksonville yes
terday, where he was summoned as wit
ness in the U. S. Court.
Capt. Frank Phillips, Miss Bette Phil
lips and Mrs W. B. Barley, OF Mariana,
were in the Capital City Saturday.
Any person sending us club of .tiue
subscribers will receive the FLoRID1AN ONE
YEAR free. Send in the clubs noc.
If other cities in the State are building
up as rapidly as Tallahassee then Florida
is progressing as shenever has before.
| -Messrs. A. P McCord and Will Adams
came in from ST. Louis few days ago, with
drove OF fine horses and mules for MIR. }.
G. Kemper.
Statistics gathered by the State Bureau
of Agriculture show that Florida has pro-
duced this year the best all round crops OF
any year since 1879.
| The FLoRIDIAN should be read by
every Foridian next year. Send in your
subscription now-form clubs in every
community. ONLY one dollar YEAR.
The Ocala Semi Tropical is open to
the world, makes no charge for space and
offers $4,000 in premiums. Leon county
should have full display of her products
on exhibition.
What is the use Of complaining
.Jobnson's Tonic will cure when ounces OF
Ouinine fail to cure. Price Soc, and this
cheerfullv refunded il you are not satlshed.
For sale by w. A. Rawls.
Since the return of Mr.. Herman Bern
renter from jacksonville, Leon Cornet
Band has begun to practice regularly, with
their old-time enthusiasm. The boys
make good music and should be encour-
aged.
The remains OF Mrs. G. W. Bradley,
who died sometime since In Spencer n.
Y. arrived in Tallahassee on the Saturday
morning train and were inferred in the
family burying ground in the city GENE
terry.
The Tallahassee FLORIDIAN wants
| llah "A Ia
TAMPA. That's the way 10 keep In the
swim. Direct railroad connection with
Tampa will always keep you on the pubic
highway.-Tampa Tribune
DIR. Louis Demilly Blocker is again
among his host of Tallahassee friends. He
has been filling an important position at
the Charity Hospital, Blackwelps Island,
N. Y. since graduating. Hang out your
single In Tallahassee, doctor.
Mrs E. A. Dyke yesterday returned
from a three months visit to friends in
Iowa and other far west States, accom-
named by two charming young ladies'
Miss Estelle Head and Miss Alma Wyn
lkoon of Iowa, who will spend the winter
with her.
w. T. Miller, breeder of Berkshire
hocs saddle and harness horses, Southdown
sheep and pure bred fowls, of Bowling
Green. Ky., has an advertisement in this
;ssue of the FLoRIDIAN, which should in
,erest Floridians, and all interested in such
matters should correspond with Mr.. Miller
Two of the best newspapers in Florida
have their cards on the fourth page OF TO-
davis Leesburger. One is the old. reliable
Floridian; the other, the young, vigorous
and newsy Pensacola News. Subscribe
| for both of tbem.-Leesburger.