The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-05

-Messrs. P. Houstoun, Geo. w. Walker,
B. M. Burroughs, G. w. Bannerman, A.
R. Combs, T. H. Randolph, B. c. Chaires,
Jas. Holland, J. A. Craig, Doc Wooten, ].
L. Agnew, have returned from Jackson
vile.
Milton Clarion Hon. A. J. Russell,
State Superintendent of Public instruction,
will visit Milton and Bagdad on November
7th and 9Th. He will lecture in the West
Florida Institute in Milton Thursday night,
November 18th, and al Bagdad Friday night,
November 9Th, in the knights of Honor
Hall.
Colonel F. B. Papy and family, Mrs.
Seegar and Miss Annie Papy left for Sa-
vannah this morning. They were accom-
panied by Miss Lisa Williams, of Tallahas-
see, who will be their guest for awhile after
reaching their new home.-Fernandina
Mirror.
-Fernandina Mirror Attention is
called to the advertisement of the FLoRID-
IAN, OH fourth page of this issue. This old
and reliable paper, now in its 61st year, has
ever been faithful chronicler of the doings
at the Capital and an able defender of Dem.
ocratic principles
Jacksonville Metropolis Mrs. Mary
E. Bryan. the we'll known literary Florida
lady, now residing in New York, is in At
lanta. She is stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. c. P. Byrd. 33 Merritt avenue. She
is in splendid health and is looking well.
After a short stay in Atlanta she will come
to Florida, on a visit to her mother and
sister, who reside in Jefferson county.
The following new subscribers and re.
newals have been added to the FLoRID
IAN's books the past week: Fred Will
liams, Harry Hartt, Dr. Thos J. Myers
Chas. T, Titus, Hon. B. F. Oliveros, Mrs
S. Officer, E. A. Houstoun for friend, H. B
Fisher, Geo. E. White, Jacksonville Mar
BILE Company, Maj. Robt Walker, Judge
D. S. Walker, Maj. L. D. Ball, A. Stephen
son, P. ]. Hort John Grierson & Co.
William Clary, ]. P. Coles, DR.. 81. M
Ayres, E. j. VanBrunt. Mrs. E. N Perry
Pensacola News: Mr. Frank Philips
has left at the News Office a sample OF evap
GRATED LeConte pears, sent him by Captain
w. l. Vason, of Tallahassee. The fruit in
question is deliciously sweet and shows
that the evaporating process is far superior
| TO any other method of preserving pears
| The evaporation was done on a small
doubled bottomed pan, with water between
| the true and false bottoms, on an ordinary
cooking stove, and the fruit is free from
burns, scorches or a smoky taste. Local
| fruit growers will do we'll to prepare for
evaporating their fruit surplusage next sea-
son by similar plan.
The New York World in speaking
of the return Of Col c. N. Haldeman, Of
Tallahassee, from Paris, says: On his ar
rival at Paris he was appointed a member
Of the International Jury, class Al, being
the only representative OF the United States
on this jury. The sittings were conducted
| in French, with which language Mr. Halde
| man is familiar He was able TO secure q
| first class medal for the. Florida exhibit oil
| Sea Island cotton, a secOnd-class silver
medal for the same from South Carolina
and various awards for tobacco and other
products. Mr.. Haldeman is highly pleased
with bis reception in Paris, but is suffering
| from a severe attack of rheumatism, con
tracted while in the discharge of his duties
| The Florida Dispatch says: Mr. j. Y
Parce, inventor and manufacturer o
Parce's Fruit Sizer, has one of his machines
on exhibition at the Office of the Fruit Elk
change in this city. The machine com
bnes accuracy of work with lightnes
and convenience. The combined Pres
and Carrier, also patented by MI
Parce, would seem 10 us to recommen,
itself to every orange grower and packe
in the State Mr.. Parce has arranged
with the Florida Fruit Exchange for tn
sale of his machines, and, except wher
local agents are appointed, inquiries AM
orders should be addressed to the Fruit Elk
change, at Jacksonville. or to the inventor
at DeLand, Volusia county, Florida.
Those holding opening day souveni
tickets to the Sub-Tropcal will be awarde
presents whether there are or not TIL
Sub Tropical opens Jan. 9th, and in tn
Times-Union of the 10th of January wi
he published list of the tickets DRAWN
The five hundred more valuable souvenir
Holders Of these tickets out of the city wi
} then notify the secretary, and their sove
Mrs will be carefully packed and forwarde
to them by freight or express. Every iick'
secures present. Mrs. Jones, Tallahassee
efficient telegraph operator, has tickets ft
: sale and has already sold quite number.
THE STOCK
of Torchon Laces and Hamburg Embroit
cries, at Cohen's, was never more con
plete, or prices lower, than at present