The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-01

| tie BrOwnell and her son, have returned to Fer
nandna
Miss Sallie Harley of Thomasville is visit
ing friends in Tallahassee, the guest of her aunt
Mrs T. j. Roberts,
Read Mr. w. A. Rawls New Year letter
OF greeting to his numerous customers 1t will
be found elsewhere in this issue
Hon J. D. Beggs, of Orlando, State Attor-
ney for the Seventh Judicial Circuit, made a
pleasant New Year call at the FIoRrDIAN sane.
tum this morning.
Quite number of little folks were charm
ingly entertained last night by Miss Mamie
Mcintosh at the residence of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Mcintosh, Jr the occasion being the
celebration of her twelfth birthday
The brilliant gas lights are quite an improve
ment upon smokey kerosene lamps and give to
the streets and stores of Tallahassee bright and
cheerful appearance
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by expel.
ling inquiry from the blood which is the
cause of the complaint Give it trial.
Mr.. John J. Williams has resigned his DO
sition rs freight agent of the Florida Southern
Railway, at Palalka, to associate himself with
ness.
Mr.. w. r. wilson tells Us that upon refer
ing to his books he finds that the holiday trade
this year has been the best since 1882. and that
he is satisfied that it is all owing to liberal use
of printer 8 ink
Mr.. Frank Weller has gone into the horse
business, and is prepared to furnish broken or
unbroken Texas mares and horses all the wear
round See his adj"
"A delegation of about thirty orange crow
ers. from Ctra, are in Tallahassee to-day TO
present cases of overchargc against the railroad
companies before The Railroad Commission. and
10 appear in cases before the supreme Court.
Tallahassee Social Club gave q very epioya
bic Hop At Leon Hotel on last "Wednesday even.
ing, complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. r. B
Wombwell, Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. T. Bradford, Mr..
and Mrs. G. j. VI. Shine and Mr. and Mrs. l.. 4
Perkins. The music was excellent and the eve
ning's entertainment was highly appreciated
by all who participated.
There will be a meeting Of ,hc Preshvterv
at the Presbyterian chnrcn at p VI. on Fri.
day, HE 1lth. The public is cordially invited TO
attend.
MIR. Mack Lynch for several years valu-
ed machinist AT the f. r. & n shops, this CITY.
has accepted position on the Orange Belt
Road at better pay, and departed Friday for Oak
land TO begin work
The arrivals to-day at the Leon are Messrs.
J. f BroOme, of Quincy, j. A. Harris, f. L.
Warman, D. S Borland 4. s. Kells, Geo. r.
Sangs'er, p. p. Bishop, Miss Mamie Bishop, L.
n ,,,;lo
/. J. Sampson, Of b ardman, and G. Ii. d. Till
son, OF Leesburg.
The arrivals at the ST. James to-day are
Messrs r w. Davis. of Pala;ka, A. l.. Eicber-
berger, OF Ocaia, v |. Dupuy, of Boardman, r.
X. Coburn of Ocala, J. L. Walfender, Evnsron.
n. =. Bishop, of Dade City, ID. Green. OF Board
man, W. ID. Evins. Of Evinston, w A. Hooker
X =. Burton, Q. p. Brooks, w. VI. Lowell. w.
VI. Bennett, Geo. Lee and Major l.. b. Lee. of
LceSburg.
-Thomasville Times, December % Rev DR..
Leonard, who has served 50 long and so faithfully
in the Methodist itnerant ministry, was placed on
the supclannnatcd list by the late conference at
Eastman. We understand he will probably To-
cate at Columbia, Ala. He retircs on account
of i'll health, carrying with him the prayers of
his church and people for many long years YET
He lays aside the harness to rest after long years
of labor
We would advise oar readers to be on hand
early when the seats for the Rutgers College
Glee Club Qnartccs Concert on 14th Jan. ut
Opera House are placed on sale They are
justly acknOw dyed to be far in the lead of all
College Gibbs and their talent, artistic taste,
harmony and delightful blending of tones, has
called down upDn their devoted heads the
praises anil warmest admiration of the entire
Press and Public of New York and all of the
L. S. east Of the Alleghanies.
the FLORIDIAN for the past week includes the
names OF Messrs J. b. Conner, Samuel j. Lowe,
George NJ Hendry, Professor H. W. Demllly,
l.. MOrel, Captain J. ]. Chaires Mack lynch,
S. p. Chaires, John B. Davids W. NJ Cory,
Hon. John T. G. Crawford G. NJ. Redfeld, Hon
William Judge, A. B. Hagan, L. p Goson, John
f. Morris, W. A. Griffith, Dr. r. Ronalds, Hon
J. d. Beggs, A. NJ. Fcnnell, E. G. Afford, d. S.
Fisher and Mrs. H. Brownell
We have learned since the publication Of the
account of the amentable accident in which en-
gineer Seabrook was killed. that his train stopped
at the depot in this city, and since the ST. Marks
switch, the place of the accident is but a short
distance from the depot, the train could not have
gotten under sufficient Roadway to have been