The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-07-16
DR. s. A. wauchope and daughters; Misses

BERTHE and Jessie, left Saturday for Nashville
Tenn, where they will attend the Teachers
Convention. From there they will visit Mann
moth Cave, Ky, Lookout Mountain, Blue
Springs and Selma, Ala, returning home about
the latter part of September.
"A gentleman from Michigan who visited
Tallahassee last week on business said that this
country was a revelation to him beautiful
scenery, fertile lands, hospitable people and many
degrees cooler than he left il at home. He will
return this winter to make Tallahassee his
permanent home.
During the past week there has been for
warded by the Southern Express Company from
Tallahassee 492 barrels and 81 crates of LeConte
pears, III crates of grapes and quite number
Of crates of vegetables; besides which they have
about 100 barrels of pears booked for shi pment
to-day.
Mr. w. A. Papy, the efficient and popular
Time keeper of the Florida Central and Peninsu-
lar Railway Shops in this city, will leave this
week for Fernandina, where he goes for thirty
day exchange of positions with Mr.. Charles Bal
lantine, Time-keeper and Shipping Clerk for the
company in that city.
Tallahassee and Gulf Railway Mr. Charles c.
Wicker and Mr. Charles G. Wicker, Jr., of Chi
cago Mr.. George +. Howes and Mr. Sam A.
Howes, of Battle Creek, Mich Mr. Edward
Lewis and Hon. d. S. Walker, Jr, of Tallahas-
See made flying visit to Newport Springs Sat-
urday.
Old Chris Gray was in the city again vester-
day. He celebrated his cightcth birthday Fri
day, and says he has the finest growing cop that
mortal eyes ever looked upon-cotton five and a
half feet high and clean of grass. The old gen
tleman says he wants to sell his place, and that
now is the time for would-be purchasers to come
out and see it; while the crops are growing
nicely
Mr.. ". w. Woodward hes been reelected
principal of Leor Academy, with Mrs. Grant,
Miss Jessie Wauchope and Miss. Brevard as
assistants. This is certainly deserved compli-
mcnt to worthy teachers, and the patrons of the
Academy cannot but he pleased to have their
children instructed by such an able and efficient
corps of teachers
From the May report Of DR.. J Y Porter,
State Health Officer extract the following
health statistics of Tallahassee: Estimated
| population, 1852; number Of births, 3 number
OF marriages, 3; number Of Deaths 3 Causes
OF deaths: Bilious fever, =; cancer, l. Total 8
General sanitary condition, good sanitary con
dition public premises. good; sanitary condit on
! privatcprcm,cs, excellent Wcs' Florida sem
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